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A shard's states that are kept in task payload. TransientShardState holds two types of states: 1. Some states just don't need to be saved to datastore. e.g. serialized input reader and output writer instances. 2. Some states are duplicated from datastore, e.g. slice_id, shard_id. These are used to validate the task.
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Init. Args: base_path: base path of this mapreduce job. Deprecated. mapreduce_spec: an instance of MapReduceSpec. shard_id: shard id. slice_id: slice id. When enqueuing task for the next slice, this number is incremented by 1. input_reader: input reader instance for this shard. initial_input_reader: the input reader instance before any iteration. Used by shard retry. output_writer: output writer instance for this shard, if exists. retries: the number of retries of the current shard. Used to drop tasks from old retries. handler: map/reduce handler.
| def google.appengine.ext.mapreduce.model.TransientShardState.advance_for_next_slice | ( | self, | |
recovery_slice = False |
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Advance relavent states for next slice. Args: recovery_slice: True if this slice is running recovery logic. See handlers.MapperWorkerCallbackHandler._attempt_slice_recovery for more info.
| def google.appengine.ext.mapreduce.model.TransientShardState.from_request | ( | cls, | |
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Create new TransientShardState from webapp request.
| def google.appengine.ext.mapreduce.model.TransientShardState.reset_for_retry | ( | self, | |
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Reset self for shard retry. Args: output_writer: new output writer that contains new output files.
| def google.appengine.ext.mapreduce.model.TransientShardState.to_dict | ( | self | ) |
Convert state to dictionary to save in task payload.


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Experience – third time
Setting – a party and friend’s house
It was New Year’s Eve. I hadn’t tripped in awhile and had been planning on one. I thought this would be a great way to bring in the new year. I had been trying to decide on my mode of transportation tonight. I was deciding between 2C-C, 2C-T-7, and 2C-I. Although I had wanted to try 2C-T-7 the most, I settled on 2C-I as I was familiar with it and its effects. I did not want to be with friends and become uncomfortable on a psychedelic I did not have experience with.
I had planned accordingly for this trip. I had talked to my girlfriend and she was going to be coming back to my friend’s house to spend the night with me. I was looking forward to spending the night talking with her. I had also bought a box of nitrous cartridges for the peak.
I got to the party and everyone was pretty much already drunk or stoned. I was offered some weed but I decided not to smoke as I wanted to feel the effects present themselves.
9:25 PM – I ingest 20mg of 2C-I weighed out in a capsule.
9:45 PM – May have just had the first alert. I feel something is in my system. I hadn’t eaten since noon in hopes of having this kick in faster.
10:00 PM – Definitely feeling the 2C-I signature in my body. I feel stretchy, which is the only way I can describe it. My friend S (who is experienced with mushrooms) asks how my trip is going. I tell her it’s just beginning.
10:30 PM – My first visual has been spotted. The carpet seems to motion to it. It appears to be clumping together and shifting. It is interesting. My girlfriend R asks me what I’m looking at, and I tell her the floor. She laughs and walks off.
I light up a clove cigarette. I always enjoy smoking when tripping, and cloves have a nice flavor. I smoke it fairly quickly, and am a little disappointed when it’s done. It makes me laugh that I was getting sad about it, and I remind myself it’s just a cigarette.
11:00 PM – I walk outside to see what the world looks like. The trees are blowing in the cool winter wind. They are moving but re-arranging at the same time. The branches all seem to ripple and slide up the trunks. It just makes me smile. There are no stars out, but there is plenty of sparkling white snow as far as the eye can see. It looks like a million diamonds crumbled out across the field. I feel as though it was secretly done for me.
I know I am cold, but I don’t care. I continue to watch to world. I smoke another cigarette. I can hear the drunken laughter coming from inside. But right now, it doesn’t appeal to me at all. I am very content just being out on this beautiful night and staring at the world
11:15 PM – Eventually I come back inside. The visual effects are now noticeable as patterning. The carpet seems to be raising and falling. The walls actually look as though they are melting, which is something I had always read was noticeable on LSD, but have never seen for myself. The colors of the wall seemed to run together and drip.
11:40 PM – I crack two cartridges of nitrous into balloons. I inhale them both. The last normal thing I could see was the window in front of my leading out into blackness. I then heard the loud metallic buzz of nitrous and lost sense of the world. I felt as though I was moving through the window and into the night. I saw the people around me as I passed by them into the blackness. I then melted into the air and became one with the winter night.
When it ended R told me that all I did was stare and not move and that they had been speaking to me. I didn’t really notice.
11:59 PM – The countdown begins. My friend comes out with Burger King birthday crowns he stole, and it makes me laugh hysterically. He gives us each one, and I wear mine proudly. I look around and see my friends, and R as my arm is around her. I am very pleased with everything. I am very happy to be bringing in the new year with my friends.
12:00 AM – Happy New Year! Everyone seems to cheer but me. I am just staring. I realize that 2002 is now just a memory. It is gone. The new year has started, and it’s a clean slate from here on. I smile at this. It was such a beautiful feeling, to see the new beginning, to make something good of this year.
I kiss R and we hold each other for a minute. Everyone is cheering still. R calls me to the side and tells me though that she won’t be able to come back to my friend’s house with me. This comes as quite a shock. I become rather sullen by this. Me and my friend A need to leave by 12:30 as the hosts parents wouldn’t want a party.
12:30 AM – 12:30 comes very fast. I say goodbye to R. This was a very sad moment for me. I really had been looking forward to spending the night talking to her. I was so happy to do that. But now, things were out of our hands, and we had to go our separate ways.
12:45 AM – A and myself are driving home. I smoke another cigarette. I notice half my pack is gone. I don’t even remember smoking that many.
1:00 AM – At his house we go in. His mom is still awake, but I do not have to face her. We go into his kitchen where he cooks Chinese food for himself. I take a big bowl of grapes.
1:10 AM – A gets tired and goes to sleep. I am now alone at his house. Just me, my cigarettes, and my grapes. I eat all the grapes quickly. The juiciness is fantastic. I have never had such good grapes in my life.
2:00 AM – I log onto IRC (internet chat program). I talk to some of my friends on it. But most of them are heading off to bed. I look around the room. Everything looks as though it is breathing. Everything seems to be changing in size.
My friend also has a small Persian style rug. The patterns on the carpet seem to extend out to the walls, and then up them. I am guessing this is the Persian carpet patterning Shulgin spoke of in PiHKAL.
2:30 AM - I walk over to where my friend is sleeping and take his cell phone. I assume R is still awake and I try calling her. She picks up, but I woke her. I feel bad about doing this. She assures me it’s alright, and she talks to me for a little bit.  I had been becoming quite sad about now having her with me. She keeps falling asleep, but tells me not to hang up, as she wants to talk to me. This makes me very happy.
I found two little rings she had made out of staples on A’s desk. She told me she had left them there by mistake. I put them both on. I instantly feel better about everything. I feel as though I have a part of her with me.
3:00 AM – We hang up the phone and I smoke another cigarette. I look at my pack. I have only two left. I have smoked much more than I planned on tonight. I am starting to come down. The visuals are still present, but much less pronounced. I take 100mg of diphenhydramine to help me fall asleep.
4:30 AM – The visuals have nearly all subsided and I fall asleep.
12:00 PM – I wake up and go home.
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I’m sure many people would consider this a bad trip as I became quite sad and lonely. I do not however. I usually trip alone, so being by myself was not the issue. It was that I had planned on having a night with R and it changed at the last minute, which just caught me off guard. The rings I put on made me quite happy, and I am still wearing them as I write this, 4 days later.
The 2C-I I have this time I think is more pure than my last batch. This trip was as powerful visually and mentally as my 25mg experience. Perhaps the setting had something to do with it as well, but I wouldn’t think that would make it more powerful.
2C-I has always provided me with insight. This time it worked well with me again. It was the first time I had ever used any psychedelic as a “party drug”, but it allowed me to bond with people, while still having a profound experience.
So would I consider this a difficult experience? Absolutely not. It was an excellent experience, just not what I originally intended.
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HON'BLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE SRI THOTTATHIL B. RADHAKRISHNAN AND HON'BLE SRI JUSTICE S.V.BHATT WRIT PETITION No.39162 OF 2018 ORDER: (Per Hon'ble Sri Justice S.V.Bhatt) Heard Mr.V.Appa Rao for petitioner. The petitioner complains against the inaction of respondents
3, 4 and 6 in preventing respondents 10 to 12 from establishing and operating a rice mill in RS No.43/1 of Bethamcharla Mandal and also proceedings No.1106/0007/B/BTM/BTM/2018 dated 04.10.2018, as illegal, arbitrary and unconstitutional.
Mr.G.Ramachander Rao appearing for 4th respondent, submits that respondents 10 to 12 are proposing to establish a rice mill in RS No.43/1. There is no prohibition by reference to citing Guidelines, for establishing a rice mill in RS No.43/1. According to him, rice mill comes under green category. The petitioner at best can insist upon adhering to standards stipulated by the Air Pollution Control Act or the Environmental Protection Act, during and in the course of operation by respondents 10 to 12.
The petitioner in this W.P. challenges building permission, consent-acknowledgement dated 17.08.2018 and conditional permit dated 20.08.2018. Prima facie, we are of the view that the petitioner, since is a neighbour, having land adjacent to RS No.43/1, cannot regulate or restrict the enjoyment of respondents 10 to 12 or insist upon respondents 10 to 12 to conform to the need of petitioner in enjoying their property in RS No.43/1. The petitioner 2 can insist on establishment of a facility or operating the facility in accordance with law. The broad ground by referring to which the cause is sought to be made out is wholly untenable. We are not persuaded to admit the writ petition. The petitioner since has a right to insist upon the operation of rice mill by respondents 10 to 12 in accordance with law, we consider it appropriate to give liberty to writ petitioner to represent all these grievances from probable pollution to 4th respondent and the 4th respondent in turn causes inspection, verifies the steps respondents 10 to 12 have taken to prevent dust pollution and passes orders after affording opportunity to respondents 10 to 12 as well, as expeditiously as possible, preferably within two months from the date of receipt of a copy of this order.
The writ petition is dismissed with the above observation. No order as to costs.
As a sequel thereto, miscellaneous petitions, if any, pending stand closed.
__________________________________ THOTTATHIL B. RADHAKRISHNAN, CJ ____________ S.V.BHATT, J Date:02.11.2018 Stp


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This document aims to specify behavior for the DOM innerText
property.
innerText
was introduced by Internet Explorer but never specified in any
official document. It was later implemented (incompatibly) by Webkit; this implementation
was inherited by Blink. The intent of innerText
, as it has evolved, seems to
be to return the "rendered text" of an element, similar to what browsers produce when
equivalent HTML content is copied to the clipboard as plaintext.
There is no "one true way" to convert HTML, or rich text in general, to plain text.
Such conversion can generally be implemented effectively in Javascript with existing DOM APIs.
Therefore, there is no need to have this feature in the Web platform, and we might
be better off if it was delegated to libraries. However, innerText
is
implemented in popular browsers and is used by many Web sites. Therefore it should be
specified. Currently the goal is to produce a reasonably simple specification that is
Web-compatible and that browser vendors are willing to implement.
For consistency, Selection.toString()
should be defined the same way.
innerText
The original intent of the innerText
setter seems to be that setting an HTML element's innerText
to a string will render that string visually. To that end, both Chrome and Edge (as of October 2015)
convert \n
and \r
characters to

elements.
They also both convert a \r\n
pair to a single

. Edge goes further, converting some whitespace characters to
to avoid
whitespace trimming and collapsing — but Chrome does not.
There is already a simple and completely accurate way to have an HTML element render a string as-is:
make the element white-space:pre
and set its textContent
. Therefore
we specify innerText
to do the simplest thing compatible with what browsers do,
i.e. Chrome's behavior. So innerText
replaces the child nodes of the element with
new child nodes created as follows, processing the string in order:
\r
or \n
, create a text node containing that text.
\r\n
character pair, create a

element.
\r
or \n
not part of a \r\n
character pair, create a

element.

For more examples see the setter tests.
innerText
The intent here seems to be that getting an element's innerText
returns its text "as rendered". All browsers seem to have implemented a different set of heuristics
for approximating that, typically approximating some subset of CSS processing.
We can avoid specifying processing rules that duplicate and approximate some subset of CSS
by specifying innerText
's getter in terms of the rendered text produced by CSS
layout of the element. This won't work for elements which have no CSS boxes (e.g.
display:none
elements and elements not in a document), but Webkit/Blink
already bail out for those elements and just return their textContent
, so we can
follow suit. So:
display:none
or has a display:none
ancestor,
or is not in a document with a browsing context, return the same value as the element's
textContent
.
visibility
is not visible
,
return items.
<rp>
, return
a single string item containing the text of the node. (<rp>
is normally
display:none
but we want to include its text.)
display:contents
.)

element. Soft hyphens should be preserved.

,
append a string containing a single newline character to items.
display
is table-cell
,
and the node's CSS box is not the last table-cell box of its enclosing table-row box,
append a string containing a single tab character to items.
display
is table-row
,
and the node's CSS box is not the last table-row box of the nearest ancestor items-table box,
append a string containing a single newline character to items.

element, add a "required line break count of 2" item
at the beginning and end of items.
display
is "block-level" (see CSS3
Display) or table-caption
, add a "required line break count of 1" item at the
beginning and end of items. (Note: floats and absolutely-positioned elements
fall into this category.)
Note that descendant nodes of most replaced elements (e.g. <textarea>
,
<select>
, and <video>
--- but not <button>
)
are not rendered by CSS, strictly speaking, and therefore have no CSS boxes for the purposes
of this algorithm.
This algorithm is amenable to being generalized to work on a Range
.
Then we can use it as the basis for Selection.toString()
and optionally
expose it directly on Range
.
In this algorithm, processing of text nodes is heavily CSS-based but processing of
elements is mainly based on DOM structure and the computed value of display
.
Alternatively we could replace DOM traversal with traversal of the CSS boxes generated
by the element and its descendants. For example, that approach would naturally lead to
generated content and shadow DOM content being included in innerText
, while
the above algorithm naturally excludes such content. That approach seems likely to be
less Web-compatible than the above algorithm, more surprising for Web developers in
edge cases, and no simpler than the above algorithm.
This algorithm is depends on computed styles and on layout (due to ::first-line
affecting text-transform
--- ::first-line
and ::first-letter
styles are implicitly honoured. Avoiding dependence on layout would add implementation
complexity (to Gecko, at least), because it's tricky to compute the correct styles
for text as if first-line did not apply.
Special handling of <rp>
is not in Chrome and probably not needed
for Web compatibility. However the entire point of the <rp>
element is
to make plaintext rendering of ruby intelligible, so it seems churlish to not support it.
As specified, an <rp>
in a context where CSS boxes would not normally
be created (e.g. inside a <select>
) will contribute its text, but there's
no simple way to avoid that. In practice this is unlikely to be a problem.

Hello kitty

Hello kitty

For more examples see the getter tests.


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YouTube rolls out new homepage design with richer thumbnails and longer descriptions
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by Shawn KnightForward-looking: Most people are resistant to change but in this instance, YouTube is seemingly doing it the right way. None of the changes are drastic enough to cause a public outcry - heck, you might not even notice most of them without prior notice.
YouTube is in the process of rolling out a redesigned version of its homepage across mobile and desktop. The new look is meant to “help you find the next great video to watch” and includes a number of subtle changes.
The Google-owned video sharing platform is transitioning to larger, richer thumbnails with higher resolution previews and longer titles to provide users with clearer information about videos at a glance. This means shifting from five videos per row to four.
Additionally, you’ll see channel icons below each video to help recognize your favorite creators.
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YouTube is also making it easier to remove suggestions from channels you don’t want to watch on your desktop. Simply select the three-dot menu next to a video and choose “Don’t recommend channel.”
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Lightning Network Routing
Transcript By: Bryan Bishop
Tags: Multisig, P2 p, Routing, Fees
Category: Conference
Lightning network routing: Operation, issues and expansions
Carla Kirk-Cohen
Introduction
Good afternoon everyone. My name is Carla. I am one of the chaincode residents this summer. This talk is going to walk through the protocol layer by layer and look at the different components that make up the network. Lightning is an off-chain scaling solution which consists of a p2p network of payment channels. It allows payments to be forwarded by nodes in exchange for fees.
Scaling with payment channels
This involves a payment channel. It’s a construction where 2 individuals Alice and Bob are regularly transacting with each other. Normally a single bitcoin transaction would go through the chain. But a payment channel lets you commit to a funding transaction that goes on on-chain, and then subsequent transactions don’t need to go on the chain. They update a net payout from that 2-of-2 multisig and they update the balances in the outputs for either Alice or Bob to reflect payments being paid. Eventually, they can net out to the blockchain by broadcasting the most recent state from the payment channel.
You can also make a multi-hop payment channel network where as long as you can route through the network over channels then you can make payments to individuals you do not personally have a channel open directly against.
Layers
There’s a transport layer, a base layer, and then an update layer. The update layer allows you to trustlessly agree on state and trustlessly revoke past states without the risk of a party broadcasting an old state and being able to steal old bitcoin. There’s a penalty transaction but also a DMC and also eltoo which is a new proposal. Eltoo requires SIGHASH_NOINPUT. Once we have the update layer, we can agree on states. We need an atomic and trustless way to… so that requires the transfer layer like HTLCs. Then we have a multi-hop layer like Sphinx which lets us propagate these HTLCs through the network.
Transport layer
The bottom of the stack is the transport layer. We want to use this to authenticate node identity. We want to do this in a way that is fingerprint-resistant. If I randomly associate with a node in the network, I shouldn’t be able to figure out who someone is just by bruteforce randomly connecting. Also we want bruteforfce-resistant communication, we want confidentiality and integrity of messages.
The tool to achieve this is the Noise_XK protocol. It’s a set of tools that you can arrange in various ways. We use the unknown/known variation. When we connect to nodes, we know that the IP is associated with an ID.
This requires persistent identity. This is different from bitcoin where we want all nodes to be indistinguishable. But in lightning we need to do routing so we need node identity. We use a sequence of Diffie-Hellman operations in a handshake protocol and then we establish a shared secret.
Base layer
This is how we communicate between nodes. The base layer has the goal of figuring out messages and what they mean. It also signals feature support so that the protocol can move forward hopefully in a backwards-compatible way.
Message framing
There’s a two byte type that specifies the format of the payload. The type is the bit location, not the numerical value. It’s the most significant value not the… IT’s okay for messages to be odd, but if you run into an even one then you have to break your connection with that node. If we end up with a gossipy interoperability bug, then we can break up the lightning network by implementation quite easily. Also, the message in the lightning spec has been updated to have TLV fields to allow for rapid expansion of existing types.
Control messages: init
One thing that is interesting is how we initialize nodes in hte network. There’s 16 most significant bits set, it used to have a global length or uint 16 indicating how many signals we’re signaling, and then the features. Then it had a local length which was another uint 16 signalling local communications between node. If you’re signalling specific features which don’t effect the network as a whole. Local features have been scrapped in the protocol, and they are replacing these two fields with a must-be-zero feature which is fine because every node implementation is still compatible with that.
Update layer
In the update layer, we need to create an updated state between two peers and we have to make sure old states cannot be broadcasted. Some early implementations started with simple payment channels, which was a unidirectional payment channel based on a 2-of-2 multisig construction where signatures would be sent over for increasing amounts of bitcoin. The receiving party has no incentive to release old states to the network, because they are always receiving increasing amounts of bitcoin. However, this is limited by the funding amount. If you put 1 bitcoin into this channel, you can’t do bidirectional sends.
Past update mechanisms
Another idea was from cdecker at Blockstream where you would be able to send back and forth instead of unidirectional. These would use timestamps to revoke old states. The timestamp would eventually make it so that you can’t run the channel anymore once you run out of timelocks you need to close your payment channel.
In the lightning network, in the update layer we need to be able to sign multiple double spends while trustlessly revoking all the recent transactions. The lightning penalty update mechanism is a transaction where you steal all of the funds from your counterparty when they try to cheat you. This commitment transaction is signed before the 2-of-2 multisig is funded, because otherwise the counterparty will be able to ransom your coins or hold it hostage. So you must insist on collecting those signatures first.


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title: Resolutions for 2009
date: '2009-01-02 07:48:12 -0700'
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It's time to announce my goals for the coming year. Apparently, I missed last year (even though I did a recap on New Year's Eve). I love making resolutions because they crystallize the big picture plan for the whole year, but I do believe that goal setting is an ongoing process that's part of the general self-improvement that should be a part of everyone's life. So here they are:
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Read 12 books: I'd like to be more aggressive about this, but twelve seems like a realistic number. I don't think I read that many last year cover to cover so it would still be an improvement.
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Settle down: I tend to start new things entirely too often. It's time to stop and focus on a few things. I want to get into some routines and get much of my life on autopilot so I can concentrate my attention on the things that really matter.
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Limit television: I haven't attached a number to this yet, but that'll be the first order of business. I've re-added my halved feed subscriptions since I'm blogging heavily at The New Clarion, so I've got to cut out some other time sinks. Television fits the bill. I'm going to watch Lost—that's a given—but I'm going to try to pick a handful of other shows and be ruthless in not caring about anything else.
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Adore Sandi: with the adoption and ensuing chaos last year, I've really let my relationship coast too much. After 15 years of marriage, that's not unusual but I don't want it to be like that. I still feel a thrill being around her and I can't imagine life without her, but I know I don't convey that adequately. I want her to feel like she's the most special person in the world to me, when all too often I'm the only one that knows that.
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Improve my writing: I think I can write better. By and large, the best way to improve writing skills is by writing more. I'm going to do that, but I think I can gain by being more deliberate also. Start from an outline, ask the metaquestions, and revise—things I don't normally do as I dash off a blog entry.
I think that covers what I'd like in resolutions: general statements about this year's direction.


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The H3 Spatial Index (created by Uber) helps users aggregate point data using an easily reusable common grid. This allows you to maintain a consistent geometry across all your analyses, which makes them easier to compare. H3 uses highly-optimized math routines to assign lat/long coordinates an ID corresponding to a polygon (almost always hexes) at a given resolution rather than performing a much slower point-in-polygon geometrical operation. Once you've generated IDs for your points, you can use these polygons to aggregate them and display summary statistics on a map.
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The cookiecutter template creates a simple Haskell web API service that does all of these things: logging with logging-effect, monitoring with Prometheus, continuous integration with CircleCI, tests with Tasty, deployment by building a Docker image, and command-line parsing with optparse-applicative.
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A toy Wolfram Language interpreter in Haskell
Inspired by the book Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 Hours, I decide to write myself a simple Wolfram Language-like interpreter to learn more about Haskell as well as achieve a deeper understanding about Wolfram Language.
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Master Chief (John)
Master Chief is the main protagonist in the Halo series. Being a spartan he has saved countless lives and is considered one of the best soldier in the UNSC (United Nations Space Command). Being a part of the war for most of his life, he is very seasonsed and is often cold to others. Although he is cold he does care for others safety more than anything. Along with this attitude he is typically very quiet and likes to work alone. He can be described as a lone wolf, almost seeing others as potentially in the way.
The Arbiter
The partner(former) of Master Chief. This alien believes what the Covenant are doing is wrong. His eyes have been opened and he has started a resistance in stopping them. His small resistance of the used to be Covenant have teamed up with the UNSC in order to stop the main teorrist force. Later in the series he breaks away from the UNSC in order to persue his own goals as they don't completetly align with the UNSC.
Cortana (AI)
Master Chief's Artifical Intelligence. This AI was given to Master Chief when he first started his program as a spartan. This AI is sentient and is essentially another human but as a robot. She is placed in a small chip which Master Chief puts in his armor. Cortana is able to talk with Chief through his helmet and make calculations like any normal robot. Their relationship with each other has strengthened to the point of become very close friends.


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DNA ligases are a large family of proteins involved in DNA replication, repair and recombination. All DNA ligases follow the same reaction mechanism, but can be subdivided into two groups based on cofactor preferences: NAD+-dependent DNA ligases (EC <IP_ADDRESS>; IPR0001679) are found only in eubacteria, while ATP-dependent DNA ligases (EC <IP_ADDRESS>; IPR000977) are found in eukaryotes, archaea, eubacteria and viruses. In eukaryotes, three related classes of ATP-dependent enzymes (DNA ligases I, III and IV) are found, which differ in their ability to ligate a variety of nucleic acid substrates, and which have specific functions within the cell. DNA ligase I, which is conserved in all eukaryotes, is required during DNA replication for the ligation of Okazaki fragments during lagging-strand synthesis, as well as for DNA repair. DNA ligase III, which is unique to vertebrates, occurs as two distinct isoforms that arise by alternative splicing, one of which interacts with the mammalian DNA repair factor XRCC1. DNA ligase III functions to correct defective DNA strand-break repair, as well as in sister chromatid exchange during meiotic recombination.
DNA ligases I, III and IV are related in sequence and structure, being descended from a common ancestor. A series of motifs occur in the sequence alignments of ATP-dependent DNA ligases, which have been used to help construct the signatures in InterPro that define the family.
InterPro domain architecture
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InterPro entry |
Method accession |
Graphical match |
Method name |
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IPR000977 |
PF01068
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DNA_ligase_A_M |
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IPR000977 |
PF04675 |
|
DNA_ligase_A_N |
|
IPR000977 |
PF04679 |
|
DNA_ligase_A_C |
|
IPR000977 |
PS00333 |
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DNA_LIGASE_A2 |
|
IPR000977 |
PS00697 |
|
DNA_LIGASE_A1 |
|
IPR000977 |
PS50160 |
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DNA_LIGASE_A3 |
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IPR000977 |
PS50161 |
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DNA_LIGASE_A4 |
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IPR000977 |
TIGR00574
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dnl1 |
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IPR001357 |
PF00533 |
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BRCT |
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IPR001357 |
PS50172 |
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BRCT |
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IPR001357 |
SM00292 |
BRCT |
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IPR008994 |
SSF50249 |
Nucleic_acid_OB |
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PDB chain/Domain ID |
PDB chain/Structural Domains |
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1ik9 |
1ik9c |
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From the graphical match table above, you can see that the signatures (method accession) are divided into three InterPro entries for human DNA ligase IV. These entries give information about the domain architecture of the protein, as well as its family relationships.
To look at the family
relationships that involve DNA ligase IV, we need to look at the entries at the
top of the table, IPR000977, which has 8 signatures
representing the ATP-dependent DNA ligase family. These signatures are: PF01068, PF04675 and PF04679 from the PFAM database, which
represent the ATP-dependent ligase domain, the N-terminal domain and the
C-terminal region, respectively, and which together detect members of this
family; PS00333, PS00697, PS50160 and PS50161 from the PROSITE database, which
represent the conserved regions found in the ATP-dependent DNA ligase family;
and TIGR00574 from the TIGRFAM database, which
covers the entire core of the protein family.
The domain architecture of DNA
ligase IV is represented in the ‘InterPro domain architecture’ (IDA) diagram at
the top of the page, as well as in the graphical match table. The IDA diagram describes two main domain
types: a DNA ligase domain and (two) BRCT domains. The DNA ligase domain is the central core of the enzyme that is
common to the ATP-dependent DNA ligase family, namely the N-terminal
non-catalytic region and the catalytic region together. The two BRCT domains are found only in some
DNA ligases, including DNA ligase IV, but are not common to the entire
family. A comparison of IDA with the
known domain architecture of DNA ligase IV is shown below:
The Graphical match table includes the signatures describing
some of these domains. Three signatures
represent IPR001357,
the C-terminal BRCT domain: PF00533 from the PFAM database, PS50172 from the PROSITE database, and SM00292 from the SMART database. IPR008994 is the nucleic acid-binding OB-fold
that forms part of the catalytic domain, and which is characteristic of many
nucleic-acid-binding protein; it is represented by one signature, SSF50249 from the SUPERFAMILY
database.
The remaining entry in the table is from the structural database PDB, and displays the region of the protein that has structural information (the name, 1ik9c, refers to PDB entry 1ik9, chain C). The region is very small, and corresponds to the insert region between the two BRCT domains, as depicted in the red-boxed region in the diagram above. This region is structurally important, because it is the site of binding to the XRCC4 protein, which undergoes conformational changes that are required for the NHEJ process.
There are structures of DNA ligase IV and other DNA ligases in the Protein Data Bank (PDB); in particular the insert region between the two BRCT domains mentioned above. A detailed description and visualisation of the structural features of DNA ligase IV can be found at the PDB 'Molecule of the Month' .


Once you've gotten started with the game and captured your first Pokémon, it's time to go hunting for some others.
You can find wild Pokémon by physically walking around your area. Stick to populated areas: Pokémon appear most often near PokéStops. The more PokéStops nearby, the more creatures should appear. Try visiting locations with a lot of public art; tourist spots or malls are great starting points.
As you walk around in the real world, your avatar moves along the map using GPS. When a Pokémon is close enough to capture, it pops up on your screen.  You can keep your phone at your side while you walk; when you are near a Pokémon, you'll get a notification in the form of a vibration and (if your sound is turned on) the Pokémon's unique call.
You can then move to a safe location (if you were walking along a road, for instance), and tap the visible Pokémon to capture it. Tapping zooms in on your avatar and launches an augmented reality experience with the Pokémon dancing around amidst your surroundings. If you don't see it on the screen immediately in front of you, move your device around until it appears. (There are arrows on the side of the screen to guide you in the right direction.)

Once you've found the Pokémon, it's time to throw a Poké Ball to try and capture it. You "throw" in game by tapping and holding on your Poké Ball; a glowing, shrinking ring appears then around the Pokémon. When the ring gets to its smallest, you want to flick your Poké Ball directly toward the creature (with the aim of bopping it on the head) and release your finger; if successful, you'll capture the Pokémon inside.
Not all Pokémon enjoy being inside itty bitty areas, however, and some may jump out of your Poké Ball after one or two shakes. If this happens, you'll want to throw another Poké Ball to try and recapture it — or, if you're running low on supplies, run away.
As you progress in the game, you'll encounter stronger Pokémon that require a more powerful Poké Ball (or Razz Berries, which lull the Pokémon to complacency). If the ring surrounding the Pokémon is green, you should have no problem capturing it; if it's yellow, you have a fifty-fifty chance; when you see a red ring, you'll need to use multiple Poké Balls, more powerful Poké Balls, or Razz Berries to have a remote chance of catching it.
More than one player can catch the same Pokémon; if you and your friend see the same Pokémon on the street, you can both grab it for your separate collections.
You can also use special items to attract Pokémon to your location: You can use incense to lure Pokémon to you personally for 30 minutes, or — if you're at a PokéStop — use a Lure Patch. This will bring Pokémon to the stop; every player there can catch them for the next 15 minutes.


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Kentrell DeSean Gaulden (born October 20, 1999), known professionally as YoungBoy Never Broke Again[2][3] (also known as NBA YoungBoy[a] or simply YoungBoy), is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter. Between 2015 and 2017, Gaulden released eight independent mixtapes, and steadily garnered a cult following through his work. In late 2017, Gaulden was signed to Atlantic Records, who distributed two additional mixtapes. In January 2018, Gaulden released the single "Outside Today", which peaked at number 31 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.[4] The song was the lead single for his debut studio album Until Death Call My Name (2018) which peaked at number 7 on the US Billboard 200. His follow up singles included "Valuable Pain", "Slime Belief", and "Genie". Gaulden's first chart-topping project was AI YoungBoy 2 (2019), which debuted and peaked at number one on the Billboard 200.[5] It included the singles "Self Control", "Slime Mentality" and "Make No Sense". Gaulden also collaborated with the late rapper Juice Wrld on "Bandit", which became his first top-ten single. [6] In April 2020, he released his sixteenth mixtape 38 Baby 2, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. Later that year, Gaulden released his second studio album Top (2020) which became his third chart topping album in less than one year.[7] Kentrell Gaulden was born on October 20, 1999, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Gaulden broke his neck while wrestling as a toddler, the injury requiring a head brace until the spine healed. The brace left permanent scars on his forehead.[8] Gaulden was raised mainly by his maternal grandmother due to his father being sentenced to 55 years in prison.[8] He dropped out of ninth grade and told his mom he wanted to focus on his music career and was soon arrested[when?] for robbery and sent to a detention center in Tallulah, Louisiana. While there, he began writing lyrics for his debut project.[2] After he was released from the detention center, Gaulden's grandmother died of heart failure and Gaulden moved in with his friend and fellow Baton Rouge rapper, NBA 3Three (also known as OG 3Three). The two then used acts of criminality to begin to pay for studio time.[8] |


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import time
import torch
#from package.definition import logger, id2char, EOS_TOKEN
from package.utils import get_distance, save_step_result
train_step_result = {'loss': [], 'cer': []}
[docs]def supervised_train(model, hparams, epoch, total_time_step, queue,
criterion, optimizer, device, train_begin, worker_num,
print_time_step=10, teacher_forcing_ratio=0.90):
"""
Args:
model (torch.nn.Module): Model to be trained
optimizer (torch.optim): optimizer for training
teacher_forcing_ratio (float): The probability that teacher forcing will be used (default: 0.90)
print_time_step (int): Parameters to determine how many steps to output
queue (Queue.queue): queue for threading
criterion (torch.nn): one of PyTorch’s loss function. Refer to http://pytorch.org/docs/master/nn.html#loss-functions for a list of them.
device (torch.cuda): device used ('cuda' or 'cpu')
worker_num (int): the number of cpu cores used
Returns: loss, cer
- **loss** (float): loss of present epoch
- **cer** (float): character error rate
"""
total_loss = 0.
total_num = 0
total_dist = 0
total_length = 0
total_sent_num = 0
time_step = 0
model.train()
begin = epoch_begin = time.time()
while True:
if hparams.use_multistep_lr and epoch == 0 and time_step < 1000:
ramp_up(optimizer, time_step, hparams)
if hparams.use_multistep_lr and epoch == 1:
exp_decay(optimizer, total_time_step, hparams)
feats, targets, feat_lengths, label_lengths = queue.get()
if feats.shape[0] == 0:
# empty feats means closing one loader
worker_num -= 1
logger.debug('left train_loader: %d' % (worker_num))
if worker_num == 0:
break
else:
continue
optimizer.zero_grad()
feats = feats.to(device)
targets = targets.to(device)
target = targets[:, 1:]
model.module.flatten_parameters()
y_hat, logit = model(feats, targets, teacher_forcing_ratio=teacher_forcing_ratio)
loss = criterion(logit.contiguous().view(-1, logit.size(-1)), target.contiguous().view(-1))
total_loss += loss.item()
total_num += sum(feat_lengths)
dist, length = get_distance(target, y_hat, id2char, EOS_TOKEN)
total_dist += dist
total_length += length
total_sent_num += target.size(0)
loss.backward()
optimizer.step()
if time_step % print_time_step == 0:
current = time.time()
elapsed = current - begin
epoch_elapsed = (current - epoch_begin) / 60.0
train_elapsed = (current - train_begin) / 3600.0
logger.info('timestep: {:4d}/{:4d}, loss: {:.4f}, cer: {:.2f}, elapsed: {:.2f}s {:.2f}m {:.2f}h'.format(
time_step,
total_time_step,
total_loss / total_num,
total_dist / total_length,
elapsed, epoch_elapsed, train_elapsed)
)
begin = time.time()
if time_step % 1000 == 0:
save_step_result(train_step_result, total_loss / total_num, total_dist / total_length)
if time_step % 10000 == 0:
torch.save(model, "model.pt")
torch.save(model, "./data/weight_file/epoch_%s_step_%s.pt" % (str(epoch), str(time_step)))
time_step += 1
supervised_train.cumulative_batch_count += 1
torch.cuda.empty_cache() # GPU memory free. if you have enough GPU memory, delete this line
loss = total_loss / total_num
cer = total_dist / total_length
logger.info('train() completed')
return loss, cer
supervised_train.cumulative_batch_count = 0
[docs]def ramp_up(optimizer, time_step, hparams):
"""
Steps to gradually increase the learing rate
Reference:
「SpecAugment: A Simple Data Augmentation Method for Automatic Speech Recognition」Google Brain Team. 2019.
https://github.com/DemisEom/SpecAugment/blob/master/SpecAugment/spec_augment_pytorch.py
"""
power = 3
lr = hparams.high_plateau_lr * (time_step / 1000) ** power
set_lr(optimizer, lr)
[docs]def exp_decay(optimizer, total_time_step, hparams):
"""
a gradual decrease in learning rates
Reference:
「SpecAugment: A Simple Data Augmentation Method for Automatic Speech Recognition」Google Brain Team. 2019.
https://github.com/DemisEom/SpecAugment/blob/master/SpecAugment/spec_augment_pytorch.py
"""
decay_rate = hparams.low_plateau_lr / hparams.high_plateau_lr
decay_speed = decay_rate ** (1/total_time_step)
lr = get_lr(optimizer)
set_lr(optimizer, lr * decay_speed)
[docs]def set_lr(optimizer, lr):
""" set learning rate """
for g in optimizer.param_groups:
g['lr'] = lr
[docs]def get_lr(optimizer):
""" get learning rate """
for g in optimizer.param_groups:
return g['lr']


2-D convolution with separable filters.
tf.compat.v1.nn.separable_conv2d( input, depthwise_filter, pointwise_filter, strides, padding, rate=None, name=None, data_format=None, dilations=None )
Performs a depthwise convolution that acts separately on channels followed by
a pointwise convolution that mixes channels. Note that this is separability
between dimensions [1, 2]
and 3
, not spatial separability between
dimensions 1
and 2
.
In detail, with the default NHWC format,
output[b, i, j, k] = sum_{di, dj, q, r} input[b, strides[1] * i + di, strides[2] * j + dj, q] * depthwise_filter[di, dj, q, r] * pointwise_filter[0, 0, q * channel_multiplier + r, k]
strides
controls the strides for the depthwise convolution only, since
the pointwise convolution has implicit strides of [1, 1, 1, 1]
. Must have
strides[0] = strides[3] = 1
. For the most common case of the same
horizontal and vertical strides, strides = [1, stride, stride, 1]
.
If any value in rate
is greater than 1, we perform atrous depthwise
convolution, in which case all values in the strides
tensor must be equal
to 1.
input
: 4-D Tensor
with shape according to data_format
.depthwise_filter
: 4-D Tensor
with shape
[filter_height, filter_width, in_channels, channel_multiplier]
.
Contains in_channels
convolutional filters of depth 1.pointwise_filter
: 4-D Tensor
with shape
[1, 1, channel_multiplier * in_channels, out_channels]
. Pointwise
filter to mix channels after depthwise_filter
has convolved spatially.strides
: 1-D of size 4. The strides for the depthwise convolution for
each dimension of input
.padding
: A string, either 'VALID'
or 'SAME'
. The padding algorithm.
See the "returns" section of tf.nn.convolution
for details.rate
: 1-D of size 2. The dilation rate in which we sample input values
across the height
and width
dimensions in atrous convolution. If it is
greater than 1, then all values of strides must be 1.name
: A name for this operation (optional).data_format
: The data format for input. Either "NHWC" (default) or "NCHW".dilations
: Alias of rate.A 4-D Tensor
with shape according to 'data_format'. For
example, with data_format="NHWC", shape is [batch, out_height,
out_width, out_channels].


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If some HexEdit registry settings are incorrect the pictures shown on the toolbar buttons may not match the action of the button. (This happened to some users who had customized the built-in toolbars when they upgraded from version 2.0 to 2.1.)
To fix the toolbar(s) use the Customize command and go to the Toolbars page. Select the built-in toolbar that has a problem and click the "Reset" button, or just click the "Reset All" button to reset all built-in toolbars. Note that any customization of the toolbars you have made will be lost.
Starting in version 2.1 toolbars (and menus) have become intelligent about new releases. Changes to built-in toolbars are merged with customizations when upgrading. However, a wise strategy is not to customize the built-in toolbars but create your own toolbar(s) -- thence upgrading to a new version should never cause problems.


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| ComponentProxy | This will act as a proxy for the component. |
| ComponentStrategy | |
| Container | This is the container that houses all services and configurations. |
| DynamicWeaver | Implementations of this interface will instrument objects dynamically at runtime. |
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| Plugin | |
| ProxyableComponent |
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| Location |
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This package contains the core gravity API. This package contains the client interface classes. It also defines interfaces that clients can implement to override the default behavior of the framework.
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| hu.akarnokd.reactive4java.interactive |
This package contains the Interactive main utility class for the
interactive programming side of the library, accompanied by some helper classes.
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| hu.akarnokd.reactive4java.reactive |
This package contains the Reactive main utility class for the
reactive programming side of the library, accompanied by some helper classes.
|
| hu.akarnokd.reactive4java.util |
Contains utility classes for working with the interfaces in the base package
and default implementations for many of them.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static <T> CloseableIterable<T> |
Interactive.newCloseableIterable(Iterable<? extends T> src,
Action0 close)
Wraps the given source sequence into a CloseableIterable instance
where the inner CloseableIterator.close() method calls the supplied action.
|
static <T> CloseableIterable<T> |
Interactive.newCloseableIterable(Iterable<? extends T> src,
Action1<? super Iterator<? extends T>> close)
Wraps the given source sequence into a CloseableIterable instance
where the inner CloseableIterator.close() method calls the supplied action.
|
static <T> CloseableIterable<T> |
Interactive.newCloseableIterable(Iterable<? extends T> src,
Closeable close)
Wraps the given source sequence into a CloseableIterable instance
where the inner CloseableIterator.close() method calls the supplied closeable object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Collect<U,T>
Produces an iterable sequence that returns elements
collected/aggregated/whatever from the source
sequence between consequtive iteration.
|
class |
Latest<T>
Returns an iterable sequence which returns the latest element
from the observable sequence, consuming it only once.
|
class |
MostRecent<T>
Samples the latest T value coming from the source observable or the initial
value when no messages arrived so far.
|
class |
Next<T>
Returns an iterable sequence which blocks until an element
becomes available from the source.
|
class |
ToIterable<T>
Convert the given observable instance into a classical iterable instance.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static <T> CloseableIterable<List<T>> |
Reactive.chunkify(Observable<? extends T> source)
Produces an iterable sequence of consequtive (possibly empty)
chunks of the source sequence.
|
static <T,U> CloseableIterable<U> |
Reactive.collect(Observable<? extends T> source,
Func0<? extends U> newCollector,
Func2<? super U,? super T,? extends U> merge)
Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements
collected/aggregated/whatever from the source
between consequtive iterations.
|
static <T,U> CloseableIterable<U> |
Reactive.collect(Observable<? extends T> source,
Func0<? extends U> initialCollector,
Func2<? super U,? super T,? extends U> merge,
Func1<? super U,? extends U> newCollector)
Produces an iterable sequence that returns elements
collected/aggregated/whatever from the source
sequence between consequtive iteration.
|
static <T> CloseableIterable<T> |
Reactive.latest(Observable<? extends T> source)
Returns an iterable sequence which returns the latest element
from the observable sequence, consuming it only once.
|
static <T> CloseableIterable<T> |
Reactive.mostRecent(Observable<? extends T> source,
T initialValue)
Samples the latest T value coming from the source observable or the initial
value when no messages arrived so far.
|
static <T> CloseableIterable<T> |
Reactive.next(Observable<? extends T> source)
Returns an iterable sequence which blocks until an element
becomes available from the source.
|
static <T> CloseableIterable<T> |
Reactive.toIterable(Observable<? extends T> observable)
Convert the given observable instance into a classical iterable instance.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ObservableToIterableAdapter<T,U>
Base class to help receive values from an observable sequence
through customizable iterator and observer.
|


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
For the tomato sauce, heat the oil in a large pan over a low heat. Add the onion, celery and garlic and fry until softened, but not coloured.
Add the tomato purée and cook for a few minutes, then add the canned tomatoes, cinnamon, stock and wine.
Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper and bring to the boil, then turn the heat down very low.
Half-cover the pan with a lid and leave the sauce to simmer for one hour, stirring occasionally.
If you want a smooth sauce, transfer to a food processor and blend the sauce, then pass it through a fine sieve before using. Otherwise use as it is.
Meanwhile, for the meatballs, heat the oil in a frying pan over a medium heat.
Add the onion and the garlic and fry until softened. Remove from the heat and allow to cool slightly.
Preheat the grill to its highest setting.
Place the pork mince, basil and cinnamon into a bowl and add the cooked onion and garlic. Season generously with salt and freshly ground black pepper and mix well.
Roll small amounts of the mince mixture into balls. This quantity of mixture should make 12-16 meatballs, depending on size.
Brush the meatballs with a little oil and place onto a baking tray.
Place under the grill to cook for 6-8 minutes, turning occasionally and brushing them with a little oil as they brown.
To serve, stir the cooked spaghetti through the sauce and place onto plates with three or four meatballs placed on top.


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@(user: Option[com.bryzek.apidoc.api.v0.models.User]) @doc.main(routes.DocController.playRoutesFile.url, user, Some("API Tokens")) {
apidoc provides a complete REST API to all of the data - and everything you see in the user interface is displayed by interacting directly with the API. By default, all public information is available via the API:
curl @lib.Util.fullApiUrl("/organizations") [ { "guid": "b3c4d0d9-e05b-4c6b-ad61-b41beb9dd527", "organization": { "guid": "1677afdc-5490-4774-849a-3a2bd8b45a0c", "key": "bryzek" }, "name": "apidoc api", "key": "apidoc-api", "visibility": "public", "audit": { "created_at": "2015-03-14T23:13:02.876Z", "created_by": { "guid": "28e6f993-3311-4b47-adba-9fbe49fd95e8" }, "updated_at": "2015-06-06T21:18:57.842Z", "updated_by": { "guid": "28e6f993-3311-4b47-adba-9fbe49fd95e8" } }, "description": "Host API documentation for applications providing REST APIs, facilitating the design of good resource first APIs." }, ... ]
Authentication is via API tokens and is needed if you have any data in apidoc that is not public.
Once you have your API token, verify that it is valid:
curl -u API_TOKEN: @lib.Util.fullApiUrl("/You should now see your private applications in the response.")
Full documentation of the apidoc api is available online at @lib.Util.fullUrl(lib.Util.ApidocApi.docsUrl)
}


Basic sample
Sample media assets:
TS Segment
Another TS Segment
MP4 Init Segment
MP4 Segment
MP4 Init Segment H265
MP4 Segment H265
WebM file
WebM video segment of DASH stream
WebM audio segment of DASH stream


For the end result of this post, see my AUR package of Heroes.
The other day, something reminded me of a game I used to really enjoy playing back in my early days of getting to know Linux. That game was Heroes. It's a clone of Snake/Tron/Nibbles but with some fun additions, a nice graphical style, and some funky visual effects.
So, of course, I immediately decided to install it.
$ pacman -Ss heroes
No results. Nothing in the AUR either. There is only one other course of action: I'm going to create an AUR package for it!
It looks like the last change to the game was 16 years ago so it could be fun getting it to compile with a modern toolchain.
Getting Heroes to compile in 2018
I put together a basic PKGBUILD that pulls down the source and data files from the Heroes sourceforge page and then runs:
./configure
make
Here's the first of what I'm sure are many failure messages:
hedlite.c:48:20: error: static declaration of ‘tile_set_img’ follows non-static declaration
static a_pcx_image tile_set_img;
^~~~~~~~~~~~
In file included from hedlite.c:44:
const.h:52:20: note: previous declaration of ‘tile_set_img’ was here
extern a_pcx_image tile_set_img, font_deck_img;
^~~~~~~~~~~~
Some forewarning: it's been quite some time since I wrote anything serious in C and I was never an expert in it anyway. But I think I know enough to fix this and so just commented out the static declaration as, after poking around in the code a bit, it doesn't seem like it's necessary anyway.
Now the compilation succeeds but I get the following error during linking:
/usr/bin/ld: camera.o: undefined reference to symbol 'sin@@GLIBC_2.2.5'
/usr/bin/ld: /usr/lib/libm.so.6: error adding symbols: DSO missing from command line
Turns out that for some reason, the developers forgot to include the math(s) library. I'm guessing that perhaps it used to be linked by default in a previous version of GCC.
LDFLAGS=-lm ./configure
make
Now it at least compiles correctly! Next up, compiling the data, music, and sound effects packages.
Amazingly, those all worked correctly and I was able to play the game!
However, this game was written a while ago and originally targeted MS-DOS so it has a window size of 320x200 which looks rather ridiculous on my 1920x1080 desktop ;)
So I set about trying to set the default screen mode so that the game starts in full screen...
Fortunately, it looks like this is relatively easy. I just modified a few variables and changed a command line flag from -F | --full-screen
to -W | --windowed
.
Next up, rather than rely on SDL's built-in scaling (it looks blurry and weird), I need to enable Heroes' quadruple flag -4
by default. In fact, I removed all the scaling options and just left it to default to scaling 4-fold as that leaves the game with a resolution of 1280x800 which seems a reasonable default these days. I'm sure I'll receive bug reports if it's not ;)
The very last thing I've done is to enable the high quality mixer by default and remove the command line option from the game. CPU is a little more abundant now than it was in 2002 ;)
Submitting the AUR package
Things have changed since I last submitted a package to the AUR so here's a brief writeup - if only to remind myself in future ;)
First step was to update the SSH key in my AUR account as it contained a key from my old machine.
Next up, I added a remote to my repository:
$ git remote add aur<EMAIL_ADDRESS>$ git fetch aur # This step causes AUR to create a record for the package
The next step is to generate AUR's .SRCINFO
file and rebase it into every commit (AUR requires this).
$ git filter-branch --tree-filter "makepkg --printsrcinfo > .SRCINFO"
And then push it to the AUR repository:
$ git push -u aur master
Testing it out
I use packer to make using AUR easier (I'm lazy).
$ packer -S heroes
SUCCESS!
All in all, this wasn't anywhere near as painful as I'd expected. Time to play some Heroes :D


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[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> @Oink Very nice Description text is very small on my 15" screen, though. I can hardly read it. I also tried to click the icons before the button below, many may do the same.
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[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> If you point at the links, the desription will also pop up..
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Icons are not clickable (yet)
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> @Oink Not very intuitive imo
[dscrdvrsc] <Ginasis Mining Pools> possibly some sort of seperator between the Video / Text / Social Media sections?
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> @Ginasis Mining Pools already working on it
[dscrdvrsc] <Ginasis Mining Pools>
[dscrdvrsc] <Ginasis Mining Pools> also possibly Links to external sources from various media
No matter who produced the information or what the content is, here we've accumulated links to the information that is available.
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Been reverting back every time because it looks horrible...
[dscrdvrsc] <Ginasis Mining Pools> center that?
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Yep, good one!
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[dscrdvrsc] <Ginasis Mining Pools> even if the separator is just a couple extra spaces maybe
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> I'v been trying to break the big white background, without being too intrusive.....
[dscrdvrsc] <Ginasis Mining Pools> also my pet peeve of the site currently is that "Explorer" opens in a new window... Not sure what others think...
[dscrdvrsc] <Ginasis Mining Pools> that and blog
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> 0.6em font size is not very readable for anyone on a 15" screen, and there are plenty of people on even smaller 13" screens which will have the same responsive layout as the 15" screens.
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[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> 0.9em looks ok for that font, tried it now.
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Any link that is not on the actual page, breaks out into a new tab. If the explorer was in the same layout I would leave it in the same tab
[dscrdvrsc] <Ginasis Mining Pools> fair
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> @Oink just add a text-align: center to p.checksum and set font-size: 0.9em and it looks a lot better
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[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> I'll have a go with your suggestions!
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> so you can just skip that
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[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> I already wrote it down,...
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> @Oink I don´t think text-overflow: elipsis works without white-space: nowrap, and you don´t want only a single line of description.
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[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> I was just about to removethe nowrap...
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[dscrdvrsc] <The Doctor> @Oink What do you think about sorting that stuff into columns? Some extra work, I know ...
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> As in opposed to sorting into rows, like now?
[dscrdvrsc] <The Doctor> yes
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> What I think you say is: Put the description in a header on top of the links, not to the left as it is right now.
Is that correct?
[dscrdvrsc] <The Doctor> excatly, that's what I mean
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> That would mean I have to do the wallet and miner download pages too, to keep a consistent look all over the site
[dscrdvrsc] <The Doctor> just if you feel like
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Not really, no....
[dscrdvrsc] <The Doctor>
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Maybe in a future update... I would like to replace the current site ASAP.
[dscrdvrsc] <The Doctor> I mean, other pages are already kind of column style, you wouldn't have to change them I think
[dscrdvrsc] <The Doctor> but do as you feel
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> This page is basically a copy of the other pages, with the content replaced, so yes, I would have to do them too
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[dscrdvrsc] <The Doctor> ok
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> First the more important matters: spacing, clickable icons and readable descriptions
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