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Game Mechanics: Leveling
Posted:
Thu Dec 21, 2006 10:14 pm
by Vitriol
Leveling should be a sharply increasing graph, just like in xenimus. However, the humps in XP should be more predictable and smooth than in xenimus. (graph the jumps of xenimus, there are seveal abrubt changes in slope)
I think the jump between 7 and 8 is like double or something crazy. It might make sense to make each level cost... uhm this is hard to say.
Level 1: base
Level 2: LastJump+50%
Level 3: LastJump+47%
Level 4: Lastjump+45%
You see where I am coming from? Because the jumps are getting bigger, the percentange needs to slowly retract in order to prevent true exponential leveling jumps.
Posted:
Thu Dec 21, 2006 11:40 pm
by thadiusofx3
Just a little test:
Level 1: 200 XP : Jump = 200
Level 2: 500 XP (200 + 200(Last Jump) + 100(50% of Last Jump)) : Jump = 300
Level 3: 941 XP (500 + 300 + 141) : Jump = 441
Level 4: 1580 XP (941 + 441 + 198) : Jump = 639
Level 5: 2494 (1580 + 639 + 275) : Jump = 914
Level 6: 3783 (2494 + 914 + 375) : Jump = 1289
Posted:
Thu Dec 21, 2006 11:42 pm
by Vitriol
looks pretty good. We can round off of course. The first few levels will be very easy, but thats how its supposed to be. It should start getting tough in the teens.
Posted:
Thu Dec 21, 2006 11:57 pm
by thadiusofx3
This is what i got with a program i wrote real quick to calculate it
for a 2% drop each time you get:
Level 1: 200 XP
Level 2: 500 XP
Level 3: 943 XP
Level 4: 1589 XP
Level 5: 2519 XP
Level 6: 3839 XP
Level 7: 5686 XP
Level 8: 8234 XP
Level 9: 11699 XP
Level 10: 16342 XP
Level 11: 22470 XP
Level 12: 30436 XP
Level 13: 40632 XP
Level 14: 53478 XP
Level 15: 69407 XP
Level 16: 88840 XP
Level 17: 112159 XP
Level 18: 139675 XP
Level 19: 171593 XP
Level 20: 207979 XP
Level 21: 248731 XP
Level 22: 293558 XP
Level 23: 341971 XP
Level 24: 393288 XP
Level 25: 446657 XP
Level 26: 501093 XP
Level 27: 555528 XP
Level 28: 609963 XP
Level 29: 664398 XP
Level 30: 718833 XP
Level 31: 773268 XP
Level 32: 827703 XP
Level 33: 882138 XP
Level 34: 936573 XP
Level 35: 991008 XP
Level 36: 1045443 XP
Level 37: 1099878 XP
Level 38: 1154313 XP
Level 39: 1208748 XP
Level 40: 1263183 XP
Level 41: 1317618 XP
Level 42: 1372053 XP
Level 43: 1426488 XP
Level 44: 1480923 XP
Level 45: 1535358 XP
Level 46: 1589793 XP
Level 47: 1644228 XP
Level 48: 1698663 XP
Level 49: 1753098 XP
Posted:
Fri Dec 22, 2006 12:12 am
by Vitriol
So leveling is overall easier. ALOT easier. I guess this + new XP loss rules and tighter, more restricted XP gain, we could make it work.
Or maybe we have to tweak it some.
Posted:
Fri Dec 22, 2006 12:22 am
by thadiusofx3
Theres a problem though, it take around same exp to do 48-49 than it does 34-35
Posted:
Fri Dec 22, 2006 12:26 am
by Vitriol
alright drop the reduction from 2% every level to 1%.. maybe even 0.5%
Posted:
Fri Dec 22, 2006 12:41 am
by thadiusofx3
It works great with 1% reduction:
Level 1: 200 XP
Level 2: 500 XP XP from last level: 300
Level 3: 947 XP XP from last level: 447
Level 4: 1608 XP XP from last level: 661
Level 5: 2579 XP XP from last level: 971
Level 6: 3996 XP XP from last level: 1417
Level 7: 6050 XP XP from last level: 2054
Level 8: 9007 XP XP from last level: 2957
Level 9: 13235 XP XP from last level: 4228
Level 10: 19238 XP XP from last level: 6003
Level 11: 27702 XP XP from last level: 8464
Level 12: 39551 XP XP from last level: 11849
Level 13: 56021 XP XP from last level: 16470
Level 14: 78749 XP XP from last level: 22728
Level 15: 109886 XP XP from last level: 31137
Level 16: 152232 XP XP from last level: 42346
Level 17: 209399 XP XP from last level: 57167
Level 18: 286002 XP XP from last level: 76603
Level 19: 387884 XP XP from last level: 101882
Level 20: 522368 XP XP from last level: 134484
Level 21: 698542 XP XP from last level: 176174
Level 22: 927568 XP XP from last level: 229026
Level 23: 1223011 XP XP from last level: 295443
Level 24: 1601178 XP XP from last level: 378167
Level 25: 2081450 XP XP from last level: 480272
Level 26: 2686592 XP XP from last level: 605142
Level 27: 3443019 XP XP from last level: 756427
Level 28: 4380988 XP XP from last level: 937969
Level 29: 5534690 XP XP from last level: 1153702
Level 30: 6942206 XP XP from last level: 1407516
Level 31: 8645300 XP XP from last level: 1703094
Level 32: 10689013 XP XP from last level: 2043713
Level 33: 13121031 XP XP from last level: 2432018
Level 34: 15990812 XP XP from last level: 2869781
Level 35: 19348456 XP XP from last level: 3357644
Level 36: 23243323 XP XP from last level: 3894867
Level 37: 27722420 XP XP from last level: 4479097
Level 38: 32828591 XP XP from last level: 5106171
Level 39: 38598565 XP XP from last level: 5769974
Level 40: 45060936 XP XP from last level: 6462371
Level 41: 52234168 XP XP from last level: 7173232
Level 42: 60124724 XP XP from last level: 7890556
Level 43: 68725431 XP XP from last level: 8600707
Level 44: 78014196 XP XP from last level: 9288765
Level 45: 87953176 XP XP from last level: 9938980
Level 46: 98488496 XP XP from last level: 10535320
Level 47: 109550583 XP XP from last level: 11062087
Level 48: 121055155 XP XP from last level: 11504572
Level 49: 132904866 XP XP from last level: 11849711
Level 50: 144991573 XP XP from last level: 12086707
Posted:
Fri Dec 22, 2006 12:55 am
by thadiusofx3
Here's the program I made, you can adjust the values and then it outputs it to a text file in the same folder called level.txt
http://uploadingit.com//files/7333/levelcalc.exe
Posted:
Fri Dec 22, 2006 9:45 am
by Vitriol
awesome work thad.
I used 0.5% and got these:
Level 1: 200 XP
Level 2: 500 XP XP from last level: 300
Level 3: 948 XP XP from last level: 448
Level 4: 1615 XP XP from last level: 667
Level 5: 2605 XP XP from last level: 990
Level 6: 4070 XP XP from last level: 1465
Level 7: 6230 XP XP from last level: 2160
Level 8: 9405 XP XP from last level: 3175
Level 9: 14056 XP XP from last level: 4651
Level 10: 20846 XP XP from last level: 6790
Level 11: 30725 XP XP from last level: 9879
Level 12: 45049 XP XP from last level: 14324
Level 13: 65747 XP XP from last level: 20698
Level 14: 95552 XP XP from last level: 29805
Level 15: 138322 XP XP from last level: 42770
Level 16: 199483 XP XP from last level: 61161
Level 17: 286637 XP XP from last level: 87154
Level 18: 410395 XP XP from last level: 123758
Level 19: 585512 XP XP from last level: 175117
Level 20: 832426 XP XP from last level: 246914
Level 21: 1179340 XP XP from last level: 346914
Level 22: 1665019 XP XP from last level: 485679
Level 23: 2342541 XP XP from last level: 677522
Level 24: 3284296 XP XP from last level: 941755
Level 25: 4588626 XP XP from last level: 1304330
Level 26: 6388601 XP XP from last level: 1799975
Level 27: 8863566 XP XP from last level: 2474965
Level 28: 12254268 XP XP from last level: 3390702
Level 29: 16882576 XP XP from last level: 4628308
Level 30: 23177075 XP XP from last level: 6294499
Level 31: 31706122 XP XP from last level: 8529047
Level 32: 43220336 XP XP from last level: 11514214
Level 33: 58706955 XP XP from last level: 15486619
Level 34: 79459026 XP XP from last level: 20752071
Level 35: 107163044 XP XP from last level: 27704018
Level 36: 144009392 XP XP from last level: 36846348
Level 37: 192830809 XP XP from last level: 48821417
Level 38: 257275087 XP XP from last level: 64444278
Level 39: 342019323 XP XP from last level: 84744236
Level 40: 453034287 XP XP from last level: 111014964
Level 41: 597908835 XP XP from last level: 144874548
Level 42: 786245775 XP XP from last level: 188336940
Level 43:<PHONE_NUMBER> XP XP from last level: 243896374
Level 44:<PHONE_NUMBER> XP XP from last level: 314626371
Level 45:<PHONE_NUMBER> XP XP from last level: 404294951
Level 46:<PHONE_NUMBER> XP XP from last level: 517497622
Level 47:<PHONE_NUMBER> XP XP from last level: 659809579
Level 48:<PHONE_NUMBER> XP XP from last level: 837958310
Level 49: 529379135 XP XP from last level:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Level 50:<PHONE_NUMBER> XP XP from last level:<PHONE_NUMBER>
which do you think are better?
Posted:
Fri Dec 22, 2006 10:46 am
by thadiusofx3
wow 1.3 billion gain for level 50
Posted:
Fri Dec 22, 2006 11:14 am
by Vitriol
I think the 0.5% is neat. because it makes the 30s the highest levels that most people will be able to get.
Ultimatly, its up to Karl. But I think my formula is pretty good.
Posted:
Fri Dec 22, 2006 11:17 am
by thadiusofx3
I'd like to see some NPC's that take a long time to kill but give good exp.
Like I never understood why the arachnid queen is so hard but gives barely any exp. She should give like 1-2 mil exp in xenimus.
Posted:
Fri Dec 22, 2006 12:10 pm
by Karl G.
There are various different progressions for experience. EJ's doesn't really follow any path (it's closest to an exponential regression) but it is just made up. The other thing you need to do is consider how much experience various monsters will give.
Posted:
Fri Dec 22, 2006 12:15 pm
by Vitriol
of course Karl. but what do you think of my formula?
Posted:
Fri Dec 22, 2006 12:26 pm
by Karl G.
It's really hard to say I mean as long as it goes up, you the numbers dont matter as much as the form:
1) Linear: experience = m(level) + b
m and b are constants
2) Exponential: experience = C*level^a+b
where C, a and b are constants
3) Quadratic: experience = a*level^2 + b*level + c
a, b, c are constants
4) Power: experience C*a^level + b
a, b, and c are constants
Posted:
Fri Dec 22, 2006 12:30 pm
by Vitriol
did you download thads program?
I think the formula I came up with shows promise. We just need to decide what the decreasing percentage is.


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WebCL Overview
WebCL defines a JavaScript binding to the Khronos OpenCL standard for heterogeneous parallel computing. WebCL enables web applications to harness GPU and multi-core CPU parallel processing and achieve significant acceleration. The WebCL 1.0 specification was released by Khronos Group in 2014, which is based on OpenCL 1.1 (Embedded Profile).
WebCL does not make Facebook run faster on your browser. According to Amdahl's law, the speedup of a program using multiple processors in parallel computing is limited by the serial part of the program.
WebCL has been enabled by default on Android since Crosswalk 14.
Currently, the feature requires OpenCL runtime library to be installed.
There are several apps available in the Play Store
to check its existence. Some OEM ship the OpenCL runtime library by
default in their products, and the library is typically named as
libOpenCL.so
, libOpenCL.so.1
or libPVROCL.so
in /system/lib/
or
/system/vendor/lib/
. If you cannot find any of these libraries, then
unfortunately WebCL will not work on your device, and you probably want
to manually install the OpenCL runtime library.
In this tutorial, we will create our first WebCL program. The program calculates the square root of 1,000,000 numbers stored in an array, or in other words, it is the parallel implementation of the following JavaScript program:
var len = 1000000;
var i;
var arr1 = new Float32Array(len);
var arr2 = new Float32Array(len);
for (i = 0; i < len; i++)
arr1[i] = i;
for (i = 0; i < len; i++)
arr2[i] = Math.sqrt(arr1[i]);
A WebCL program is actually involved with two languages. The first one is the kernel program in C99-like syntax, which runs on your GPU or any other OpenCL devices. The other is the host side program in JavaScript, which controls the execution of the kernel program by invoking the APIs defined by the WebCL specification.
To implement the program above with WebCL, we will go through the following steps one by one:
- Create a WebCL context.
- Allocate buffers on your WebCL device. They will be used to hold the input and output data.
- Create a WebCL program object. The program object contains the code to be executed on your WebCL device.
- Create a WebCL kernel object. The kernel object designates the function to be called in the WebCL program, as well as the function arguments.
- Kick off the computing by creating a command queue and enqueuing a series of commands into the command queue.
Creating a WebCL context
A WebCL context is the collection of a lot of things. It designates the device(s) we are going to use, and it also manages other WebCL objects like memory buffers, command queues and WebCL programs. The following shows how to create a WebCL context which utilizes GPU as the backend:
var context = webcl.createContext(webcl.DEVICE_TYPE_GPU);
In case the GPU is not OpenCL-capable, we also have a try on CPU, and if that fails again, an exception will be thrown. Here is a more robust context creation:
var context;
try {
context = webcl.createContext(webcl.DEVICE_TYPE_GPU);
} catch (e) {
try {
context = webcl.createContext(webcl.DEVICE_TYPE_CPU);
} catch (e) {
alert("WebCL is not supported by your device!");
throw e;
}
}
Allocating input and output buffers
For the sake of simplicity, we still use the sequential way to construct our input array:
var len = 1000000;
var i;
var arr1 = new Float32Array(len);
for (i = 0; i < len; i++)
arr1[i] = i;
However, the variable arr1
cannot be accessed directly by the kernel
program we are going to create soon. A buffer needs to be allocated in
this WebCL context and initialized with data in arr1
:
var buf1 = context.createBuffer(webcl.MEM_READ_ONLY, arr1.byteLength, arr1);
The constant webcl.MEM_READ_ONLY
means that the created buffer will be
read-only for the kernel program, so that specific optimizations can be
performed based on this hint.
Similarly, kernel program cannot write to a JavaScript typed array directly. We must create another buffer as an intermediate holder for the result:
var buf2 = context.createBuffer(webcl.MEM_WRITE_ONLY, arr1.byteLength);
You must have guessed what the first argument webcl.MEM_WRITE_ONLY
means. Also, we do not provide a third argument here since there's no
need to initialize the output buffer with an existing typed array.
Creating the WebCL kernel program object
To parallelize the calculation, we divide the task into 1,000,000 work items. Each work item is assigned with a unique ID starting from 0, and it just calculates the square root of one element in the input array. The logic of each work item is programmed as a function in C99-like syntax, and the following shows how to create the WebCL kernel program object:
var source =
"__kernel void sqrtPar(__global float *buf1, __global float *buf2)\n" +
"{\n" +
" size_t i = get_global_id(0);\n" +
" buf2[i] = sqrt(buf1[i]);\n" +
"}";
var program = context.createProgram(source);
source
contains the source code of the WebCL kernel program. There are
a few things to be explained here:
- The keyword
__kernel
indicates that the functionsqrtPar()
will be "exported" so that we can find it later from the host side in JavaScript. Such kind of functions will be termed as kernel functions later in the tutorial. The return type of a kernel function must bevoid
. If a function is not annotated with__kernel
, then it will be invisible to the host side and therefore it can only be invoked internally by the WebCL kernel program. buf1
andbuf2
will point to the input and output buffers we allocated before. There are different kinds of memory address spaces on your OpenCL device, and access speed differs among them. The keyword__global
means that the arrays pointed to bybuf1
andbuf2
are located in the global memory (sincecreateBuffer()
always allocates buffers in global memory).get_global_id()
is a built-in function and it returns the ID of the work item in the dimension identified by its argument. We will simply launchsqrtPar()
in one dimension, so in each work item we just read the ID in first dimension by passing0
toget_global_id()
. Sometimes we may want to launch WebCL kernel programs in two dimensions. As an example, in image processing we can useget_global_id(0)
andget_global_id(1)
to get the horizontal and vertical coordination of the pixel the work item handles.sqrt()
is another built-in function and it calculates the square root of a float number.
Next, the WebCL kernel program is built into device-specific machine code:
program.build();
If there's anything wrong with your WebCL kernel program, then an exception will be thrown.
Creating the WebCL kernel object
Now we set the value of buf1
and buf2
in our WebCL kernel program.
In a complex WebCL kernel program, there might be multiple kernel
functions, and one kernel function might be called multiple times with
different arguments. Information about the kernel function name and its
associated arguments are bundled in WebCL kernel objects. The following
shows how to create a WebCL kernel object for function sqrtPar()
:
var kernel = program.createKernel("sqrtPar");
And we let buf1
and buf2
point to the input and output buffer
separately:
kernel.setArg(0, buf1);
kernel.setArg(1, buf2);
0
and 1
are the corresponding indices in the kernel function's
parameter list.
Launching the WebCL kernel program
Finally, we are about to launch our WebCL kernel program. We create a command queue, enqueue a kernel launch command into it, and copy the result back to JavaScript scope by enqueuing a buffer read command. Commands in the command queue will be submitted to your OpenCL device for execution. The procedure is shown below:
var queue = context.createCommandQueue();
var workDim = 1;
var globalWorkOffset = null;
var globalWorkSize = [len];
queue.enqueueNDRangeKernel(kernel, workDim, globalWorkOffset, globalWorkSize);
var arr2 = new Float32Array(len);
var blockingRead = true;
var bufOffset = 0;
var bufSize = arr2.byteLength;
queue.enqueueReadBuffer(buf2, blockingRead, bufOffset, bufSize, arr2);
As it is mentioned before, sqrtPar()
is launched in one dimension
(workDim = 1
), and totally 1,000,000 work items are spawned
(globalWorkSize = [len]
). In this tutorial we do not care about
globalWorkOffset
and simply initialize it with null
.
blockingRead = true
means that enqueueReadBuffer()
won't return
until the read command is finished. This is not recommended since the
main thread will be blocked, but to make things simple, we will not
touch asynchronous read here. The meaning of bufOffset
and bufSize
is quite self-explanatory － they define the range of data to be copied
to arr2
from the output buffer.
Putting it all together
Here comes the complete program:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<script>
// Create a WebCL context.
var context;
try {
context = webcl.createContext(webcl.DEVICE_TYPE_GPU);
} catch (e) {
try {
context = webcl.createContext(webcl.DEVICE_TYPE_CPU);
} catch (e) {
alert("WebCL is not supported by your device!");
throw e;
}
}
// Allocate the input and output buffer.
var len = 1000000;
var i;
var arr1 = new Float32Array(len);
for (i = 0; i < len; i++)
arr1[i] = i;
var buf1 = context.createBuffer(webcl.MEM_READ_ONLY, arr1.byteLength, arr1);
var buf2 = context.createBuffer(webcl.MEM_WRITE_ONLY, arr1.byteLength);
// Create and build the WebCL kernel program.
var source =
"__kernel void sqrtPar(__global float *buf1, __global float *buf2)\n" +
"{\n" +
" size_t i = get_global_id(0);\n" +
" buf2[i] = sqrt(buf1[i]);\n" +
"}";
var program = context.createProgram(source);
program.build();
// Initialize the WebCL kernel object.
var kernel = program.createKernel("sqrtPar");
kernel.setArg(0, buf1);
kernel.setArg(1, buf2);
// Create a command queue.
var queue = context.createCommandQueue();
// Enqueue a kernel launch command to spawn 1,000,000 work items in one dimension.
var workDim = 1;
var globalWorkOffset = null;
var globalWorkSize = [len];
queue.enqueueNDRangeKernel(kernel, workDim, globalWorkOffset, globalWorkSize);
// Enqueue a buffer read command to get the result.
var arr2 = new Float32Array(len);
var blockingRead = true;
var bufOffset = 0;
var bufSize = arr2.byteLength;
queue.enqueueReadBuffer(buf2, blockingRead, bufOffset, bufSize, arr2);
</script>
</body>
</html>
You can check the result in arr2
in your favorite way, e.g. within a
JavaScript debugger.


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# remote machine without executing any agent there.
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Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China
Master of Science in Electronics Science and Technology
Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China
Bachelor of Science in Microelectronics
Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics (Minor)
Research Assistant, Mixed-Signal Design Automation Lab
September 2012 - Present
Advisor: Prof. Guoyong Shi, School of Microelectronics (SoME), SJTU
Conducted several research projects on symbolic simulation methods and model order reduction.
Completed first crossing research projects in the lab with TE Connectivity Ltd.
Published two papers in ISCAS 2015 and ASICON 2013, respectively, and submitted one paper to ISCAS 2016.
Software Engineer Intern, Synospys, Shanghai
July 2015 - September 2015
R&D Department, HSPICE, Analog & Mixed-Signal Group
Refactored 3 commands input routines in HSPICE from Fortran to C++.
Reconstructed the simulation engine for transfer function simulation in HSPICE.
Detected and fixed 6 bugs in HSPICE.
Invited as one of the 2 best projects at Shanghai site on FY16 Synopsys Greater China R&D Demo Day.
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July 2014 - September 2014
Quality Assurance Department, HSPICE, Analog & Mixed-Signal Group
Built a Perl script to gather netlist information for database construction from 20,586 test cases in quality assurance system.
Analyzed 674 test cases to recognize corresponding circuit types by manual analysis.
Detected 5 bugs in HSPICE and HSP_PACK2GO.
Teaching Assistant, Introduction to Design Automation
March 2014 - June 2014
Instructor: Prof. Guoyong Shi, School of Microelectronics (SoME), SJTU
Graded homework and held office hours to answer questions from students.
Provided a fundamental compiler template for the course project.
Held final project presentations and assessed students’ performance.
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January 2012 - Present
Managed Irving T. Ho Fellow's membership in Google Group.
Assisted alumni and donors to continue Irving T. Ho Memorial Scholarship in SJTU.
Collected information about Ho Fellows in Xiamen University for scholarship website.
Organized Shanghai Ho Fellow reunion every year.
Kept contact between SJTU and scholarship donors every year.
Class Commissary, Academy Affairs, SoME, SJTU
September 2013 - Present
Connected course instructors and students in the class.
Informed latest academic information to classmates in time.
Point Contact, Bai-I Elementary School, Irving T. Ho Memorial Foundation
January 2014 - June 2014
Visited Bai-I Elementary School with 2 other fellows.
Launched donation to Bai-I Elementary School with 1 other fellow.
Volunteer, Shanghai Science Museum, Shanghai
November 2013
Protected kids from unexpected falling polyfoam bricks.
Vice Minister, Academic Department, Student Union of SoME, SJTU
September 2010 - June 2011
Organized and Hold SoME Knowledge Contest.
Wrote press release for department news.
Member, Summer Social Practice: Survey of Mental Health Status of Volunteers in EXPO
July 2010 - September 2010
Investigated the psychological status of the volunteers in Shanghai EXPO.
Awarded with Third Prize by SJTU.
Secretary, Academic Department, Student Union of SoME, SJTU
September 2009 - June 2010
Assisted in SoME Knowledge Contest.
Wrote press release for department news.
Distinguished Master Graduate from SJTU
Top 10%
2016
Guanghua Scholarship
Top 5%
2015
SanDisk Scholarship
Top 3%
2014
Merit Student Scholarship
Top 10%
2014
Irving T. Ho Memorial Scholarship
Top 3%
2011
Academic Excellence Scholarship Second-class
Top 10%
2010, 2011, 2012
Second Prize, National Olympiad in Informatics in Provinces
2008
Second Prize, Intel Shanghai Adolescents Science & Technology Innovation Fair
2008
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Bachelor Coursework Related to Circuits and Systems
Bachelor Coursework Related to Software Design
Bachelor Coursework Related to Applied Physics (* for Minor Course)
Bachelor Coursework Related to Mathematics
MOOC Courses in Coursera
Algorithms: Design and Analysis, Part I by Prof. Tim Roughgarden, Stanford
VLSI CAD: Logic to Layout by Part I by Prof. Rob A. Rutenbar, UIUC
Machine Learning by Prof. Andrew Ng, Stanford
Programming Language
C/C++, Perl, Python, Flex/Bison, Pascal, Visual Basic, HTML & CSS, Verilog HDL, Fortran
Tools & Libraries
MATLAB/GNU Octave, Qt, Eigen, Git, LaTeX, Vim, Linux, Gnuplot, Doxygen, MS Office
Professional Software
Synopsys HSPICE, Cadence Spectre, Virtuoso and OrCAD, LTC LTspice, Keysight ADS


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Michel Moriniaux
Experienced SRE leader
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Experienced manager with 24 years of experience in tech and 8 years in people management. I have held positions leading network engineering to supporting product development teams at leading corporations.
Work Experience
LinkedIn, Professional Social Network, Microsoft Corporation, 2020 to present
SRE Sr Manager, LinkedIn Talent Solutions, Jan 2023 to Present
After 2 years managing the Hire SRE team my role was expanded to lead all of LinkedIn's Talent Solutions SRE teams ( Hire, Seekers and Jobs, Learning ) supporting the 3 Talent pillars.
In this role I've:
- managed up to 25 engineers and managers, currently 3 managers and 2 IC directs.
- Successfully expanded the learnings and methods devised in the Hire team to the 2 other teams
- In the space of 3 months, accelerated the transition of SREs to SWE roles as we move SREs out of the firefighting path and concentrating in providing the tools for reliable, transparent service ownership. focusing on regression prevention through the SDLC.
SRE Manager, SRE Sr Manager, LinkedIn Hiring Solutions, 2020 to Jan 2023
After 20 years in the networking and datacenter business it was time for a change. I decided to expand on the side job I had at Criteo managing a PRE team and dive fully into management. I joined LinkedIn on the first day of Covid shutdown to manage the team in charge of reliability of the Hiring product. This product generated most of LinkedIn's revenue. Unfortunately, reliability was not at the right level and SREs spent their time chasing fires. During my 2 years in this team I:
- managed up to 12 engineers
- raised the availability of the product from 98.9% to 99.97%
- brought reliability to the heart of SWE preoccupations
- Pushed SWE management to start the Major product redesign process that modularized the product monolith, culminating in a 3 year project to phase out the original LinkedIn hiring product
- executed on the project providing my team's support to build the right accountability
- initiated a transformation initiative to bring more responsibility from SWEs and less gatekeeping from SREs.
- initial successes pushed the SRE org to accelerate their larger SRE3.0 plan that proposed similar principles.
- significantly reduced stress levels and fear of on-call and stopped on-call burn-out related attrition.
- brought structure to project management by enforcing lightweight Agile methods. The team welcomed the change as it gave them goals with increased autonomy
Criteo, AdTech global leader in retargeting solutions, 2014 to 2020
2.5B revenue, 2.7K employees, 8 datacenters around the world 2MW minimum footprint, Global nx100G WAN, 5M QPS
Start of the US adventure, 2017 to 2020, Sr Staff Ops Lead
I built a project to move to our US office to create a set of teams that leverage the talent pool of the Valley and be as close as possible to where innovation is happening.
Over 3 years I built 3 teams from scratch two of which where totally outside of my comfort zone and areas of expertise. I groomed managers to lead these teams.
- An integrated infrastructure team (4): Leveraging Valley innovation I built a team of multidisciplinary experts that streamlined the way we build-out capacity while bringing-in the latest and best practices. we delivered the following projects:
- Procedural datacenter layouts: where historically we were planning out floorplans by hand we now had a set of scripts to layout everything in 3D
- Automated the rack and roll validation process by creating a Raspberry pi based appliance to do the job.
- Criteo's quickest capacity build-out to date
- Brought to Criteo a complete line of Whitebox alternative switches for our Clos fabrics
- Became contributors to the SONiC OSS Network Operating System and were recognized at the OCP keynote for our efforts
- Rolled out SONiC to our greenfield builds
- Designed the future of our disaggregated datacenters and the DCI OLS solution it would be built upon
- Launched a set of machine learning projects to leverage the monitoring data that we had been storing. The goal was to be able to predict rather than react to failures in the network
- a PRE team (4): PRE stands for Product Reliability Engineering, it consists in bringing the SRE method to Product Engineering. PREs sit with the product developers and clear all non-business-logic dependencies by integrating or coding the necessary connectors, they are responsible for the reliability of the product and are the first line of support when things go wrong.
- A DBA team (3): The Palo Alto office needed to have a set of resident Database Administrators to help them with our SQL stack, I worked with our Paris HQ DBA teams to recruit local talent and managed to secure an experienced internal mobility to lead the team.
This is a very interesting hybrid role as I have to technically contribute but I also have to hold an engineering manager position. I report directly to my VP of infrastructure on one side and through dotted lines to the VP of SRE and the local SVP of Product Engineering.
Employment at Criteo stopped when the company decided to close the Palo Alto Office. Thanks to my influence in the office's day to day, I was part of a 4 person team tasked to facilitate the transition or termination of 150 employees and the clean shutdown of the office's operations.
From leading network tech to leading the network engineers, 2015 to 2017, Sr Staff Network Engineer, Sr Staff Ops Lead
Having natural leadership in my team it became logical to give me the management of the team. This was a time of consolidation where we took everything we learned in the past 2 years and built:
- A team of 4 engineers: 3 local and 1 remote in Beijing, China.
- Guided 2 engineers through the P&P process to a successful promotion to Staff Operations Engineer level.
- A standardized way of building network fabrics that could scale cost effectively
- 5 stage clos architectures built out of one generic SKU that could be sourced from multiple vendors ( 32x100G Tomahawk based switches )
- Designed the Edge pod and replaced expensive transit routers with a commodity switch based mini IP fabric + BGP optimizer. We no longer need expensive million route TCAMs but 10000 entries are enough with good route selection.
- Budgeting
Scaling Criteo Networks, 2014 to 2015, Staff Network Engineer
I joined Criteo with one project in mind: build Clos Fabrics at scale.
At the time Criteo used proprietary L2 tech from one entrenched vendor. The Premji-Lapukhov Draft had not been made public yet and the only literature available was a Microsoft presentation about using eBGP in large scale datacenters. Nevertheless I was convinced this was the way to go. The first challenge was to convince my new colleagues and with the help of several hyperscale vendors I was able to move my vision through. If we were going to build large vendor agnostic IP fabrics we would not only need new automation but also the support of other teams as we were going to drastically change the way services were provisioned and used.
We built a v-team with the nascent SRE team and EPMs to kickstart the project. One year later we had built Europe's largest private Hadoop cluster with 5000 nodes and a full eBGP 5-stage Clos IP Fabric with automated network provisioning.
I delivered the following:
- introduced the netDevOps concept and infrastructure as code
- Introduced IP fabrics
- Created an Ansible based automation system that was vendor agnostic and could generate configurations from an abstraction
- Deployed the largest private Hadoop cluster in EMEA
- Streamlined build processes to move from a boutique operation to a just-in time industrialized builds
Prosodie Cap Gemini, Managed Services Provider, 2009 to 2014
3 datacenters, 250Kw minimum footprint, National dark fiber WAN
From WAN to DC
I joined the company as a network engineer and rapidly rose to tech lead on the routing and WAN side of the business. I subsequently got introduced to the datacenter side and what it took to operate a multitenant system with hundreds of custom builds.
during my stay I delivered the following projects:
- WAN redesign: moving from SDH(EuroSonnet) loops to loops riding a DWDM muxponder network.
- Replaced all core routers and edge routers ( cisco6500 to Brocade MLXe )
- Redesigned the complete routing stack twice: first from a full OSPF to a MP-BGP based ISP design then to a BGP-free core design
- Merged Prosodie's and InternetFR networks during the M&A
- Introduced IPv6
3 PoPs, 2500+ remote offices in France though DSL backhauls
A new challenge
I came on-board when B3G signed it's largest customer: France's largest supermarket chain with more than 2000 locations. My mission was to build a redundant network to all locations to be able to provide the company's VoIP centrex product to the branches.
I solved the following challenges:
- Engineer the infrastructure solution
- The whole network had to be autoconfigured: CPEs, IP phones, ATAs, accounts, centrex configs, LNS
- Create the supply chain to deploy and auto-provision 10 locations per day
Global IP network, AS701,AS702,AS703, most connected IP network at the time.
The learning years
I Joined the ABN ( Access and Backbone Networks ) team to work on the core of AS702. UUNet was ISP/Carrier networks university, I got to learn from the best in the business the best practices and the most scalable way to design carrier grade IP networks.
During my tenure there I:
- Redesigned the OOB management network and deployed it to the EMEA region
- Day to day Network operations and on-call rotations
- Built the first STM16 network in Paris out of brand new Juniper M40 and M160
- Designed the technical components of the new xDSL based products
- Special Bids technical consultant
Skills
- Organizational Transitions
- Agile Methodologies
- Technical Leadership
- Inclusive Team Leadership
- Software development
- Network Design
- Data Center
- English, French and Spanish native speaker
Education
EPITA, Paris France, Specialized school in Computer Science, Engineer degree 1999
Misc.
Authorized to work in the USA ( green card ) and EU ( French citizen )


Index:
1. About aLynx
2. Main Menu
3. Options
3.1 Video
3.2 Audio
3.3 Controls
3.4 Path
4. FAQ
5. Changelog
1. About aLynx:
aLynx - is a Atari Lynx emulator for Android OS 2.1 and higher. aLynx supports on-screen keyboard, sound output, OpenGL rendering, load/save games states.
aLynx based on a Handy 0.95 by Keith Wilkins.
Autor: rock88
e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Web: rock88dev.blogspot.com
2. Main Menu:
3. Options:
3.1 Video:
Screen orientation - Set screen orientation in game (Portrait or Landscape);
Frameskip - Set frame skip count, before drawing (Off, 1,2,..,9);
Rendering - Set Render mode, for image drawing. Values:
Software - A simple video output, when stretching the picture becomes a pixelate. You can improve the image using the Filters;
OpenGL - For output video used OpenGL. When stretch the image is smoothed, but the weak GPU can be slow work;
OpenGL Native - For video output used OpenGL, executed from Native part, writen in "C". More performance in comparison with the normal "OpenGL" mode;
Filter(Only for Software Rendering) - Enable filters to improve image. Filter Preview:
3.2 Audio:
Enable Sound - Enable/Disable sound output;
Sample Size (bytes) - Size array for sound output (1024, 2048, 4096);
3.3 Controls:
Set on-Screen Pad (Portrait) - Setup on-screen pad position for portrait screen orientation;
Set on-Screen Pad (Landscape) - Setup on-screen pad position for landscape screen orientation;
Configure Hardware Keys - Binding hardware keys to console keys;
Show/Hide on-Screen Buttons - Show/Hide on-Screen buttons;
Vibrate on Keypress - Enable/Disable vibration on press on-Screen buttons;
3.4 Path:
BIOS Path - Path to a Lynx BIOS file, without it, the game will not run;
Default Rom Path - Default path to open with "Load Game" button, if not set, opening "/";
Default Save States Path - Default path for game states, if not set - saving with rom;
Q: Where can I get the BIOS file?
A: Just look for it on the Internet, on the name of "lynxboot.img".
Q: How do I set up on-screen buttons?
A: You can do this in Options->Controls->Set on-Screen Pad (Portrait/Landscape)
Select - Choose a screen or button to move them (the screen can also be stretched). Tips: So is it possible to do the buttons Volume + / -;
Pad Opacity - Set opacity for on-screen buttons;
Pad Size - Set on-screen buttons size (1x,1.5x,2x). Only for 320x480 screens and more;
Reset - Reset position on-screen buttons and screen;
Stretch Image (Only for Landscape mode) - Stretch screen image (Full Screen, Full Screen with Borders).
5. Changelog:
21/04/12 v1.0 - First release on a Google Play
29/04/12 v1.01 -
Homebrew rom support;
Support for pressing diagonal on a d-pad;
2x size of the pads (for 480x800 screens and more);
19/05/12 v1.02 -
Rewritten core using a source code Handy 0.95;
Fixed control (You can hold your finger on a D-Pad and move it);
Remove all filters and added HQ2X and 2xSAI;
Many bug fixes;
Added mips CPU support;
23/05/12 v1.03 -
1.5x size of the pads (for 320x480 screens and more);
Fixed various bugs;
26/05/12 v1.031 -
Fixed "pointerIndex out of range";
31/05/12 v1.032 -
Fixed bug with Multitouch;
Added BT gamepad support.


july 18 2019
Neymar: Barcelona offer PSG £90m plus two players for Brazil forward
Barcelona have made a £90m offer plus two players for Paris Saint-Germain forward Neymar, according to Sky in Germany. The La Liga club have given PSG a list of six players that could be included in the deal, including Philippe Coutinho, Ousmane Dembele, Ivan Rakitic, Nelson Semedo, and Malcom.
It is understood the French club want over £200m for the 27-year-old. Sky Sports News reported on Tuesday that Neymar had told PSG he wanted to leave, while their manager Thomas Tuchel admitted on Wednesday that he knew the Brazilian was keen on an exit before the Copa America. PSG sporting director Leonardo said last week that Neymar could leave PSG "if there is an offer that suits everyone", while also confirming "superficial contact" with Barcelona.
Sky sources understand PSG tried to convince Neymar to change his mind and the Brazil international did not tell his club where he would like to move to. He was ruled out of the recent Copa America tournament - which Brazil won by beating Peru 3-1 in the final - because of an ankle injury sustained in a friendly against Qatar. PSG signed Neymar for a world-record fee of £200m from Barcelona in August 2017.


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[Below, Links provides translations of the draft program and principles of the provisionally named United Socialist Party of Venezuela, which are currently being discussed at its founding congress. The documents were drafted by the provisional leadership of the PSUV.
Federico Fuentes, a member of the Green Left Weekly/Links Caracas bureau, interviewed a number of elected spokespeople from the local grassroots units and delegates to the founding congress of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela. This is the first in a number of interviews that will appear in Links -- International Journal of Socialist Renewal.
By Carolus Wimmer, Communist Party of Venezuela
Caracas bloc of delegates to PSUV Founding Congress
Caracas, February 13, 2008 -- In the face of the [US] empire's counterrevolutionary campaign, and that of the anti-patriotic and lackey oligarchy, that threatens the Bolivarian socialist revolution and the Venezuelan people, the PSUV expresses its support for the Bolivarian government and Commandante Chavez.
Statement by the Australia Venezuela Solidarity Network
Dear comrades,
We in the Democratic Socialist Perspective (DSP) -- a Marxist organisation in Australia -- wish to offer our greetings and revolutionary solidarity to the delegates at the founding congress of the provisionally named United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV).
Venezuela
suffered a US-backed coup d'etat on April 11, 2002. This is the story
of the youth of the barrios who fought to restore democracy and
president Hugo Chávez.With Hip Hop group Área 23. Produced by
Ávila TV. Directed by David Segarra and Ángela Mimiaga. Click here to
watch: http://links.org.au/node/276
February 6, 2008 -- This morning, Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) leaders met with Venezuela mbassador, Manuel Guzm'an and first secretary, Carlos J. Paez to express our continued support for the revolutionary efforts undertaken by Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez in his move to build ``socialism in the 21st century.
Click here to see and hear Venezela's President Hugo Chavez discuss food sovereignty in Latin America, Africa and the world.
By Kiraz Janicke Venezuelanalysis.com December 1, 2007 -- As the struggle to deepen Venezuela's revolution intensifies, so too does the battle to create the new United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV). Over the past four months some 14,500 "socialist battalions" of the PSUV have been discussing and debating the constitutional reforms and have formed the grassroots battalions of the Commando Zamora, created as a broad front to campaign for the reforms in the lead-up to the referendum. This
[A talk given at the two-day seminar "Workers Management: Theory and Practise", held on October 26 and 27, 2007, organised by the Human Development and Transformative Praxis Program at the Caracas-based Miranda International
Haiman El Troudi has occupied many positions in Venezuela's revolutionary government. He was the director of the Office of President (2005-2006) under Hugo Chavez and secretary of the Maisanta
By Jim McIlroy


2005 Race Schedule
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information subject to change, verify times dates etc.. with contact name
before race weekend.
Note: MBRA Races are listed in Bold print
2005 Women’s Race Series Flyer
March 19
March 20
March 26
March 27
April 2-3 Frozen
Flatlands Circuit & Road Race
April 2
April 3
April 9
April 10 Rocky
Mountain
April 16
April
April 23-24 Tour
of
April 23
April 24 Peaks
to Prairie Triathlon (bike race too)
May 1
May 6-8 Columbia
Plateau Stage Race
May 8
May 15
May 21 Lone
Pine Grind Hill Climb Kalispell,
MT
http://fwp.state.mt.us/parks/calpark.asp
May 22-23 Mutual
of Enumclaw Stage Race
May 22-23 TOSRV
West (tour)
May 22
May 23
May 28
May 29
May 30
June 2-5
June 4 Backside
Race Series Mountain Bike Red
Lodge www.mtbra.org
June 12
June 17 Anaconda
Bike Festival Town Cruise Anaconda www.highlandscycling.org
June 18 Anaconda
Bike Festival Georgetown Lake Tour Anaconda www.highlandscycling.org
June 18 Backside
Race Series Mountain Bike Red
Lodge www.mtbra.org
June 19 Anaconda
Discovery Ski Area MTB Race Philipsburg www.highlandscycling.org
June 21-22 Elite
National Championships
June 21-24 Junior
National Championships
June 24-26
June 25 RATPOD
(tour) Dillon
June 26
June 27-July 2 Masters
National Championships Park
City, UT
July 2
July 3
July 6- 10 Cascade
Classic Stage Race
July 9-10
July 9 Backside
Race Series Mountain Bike Red
Lodge www.mtbra.org
July 10
July 15
July 16
July 23 Bohart
Bash Mountain Bike Race Bozeman,
Montana http://www.geocities.com/gas_hh/BohartBash/BohartBash.html.
July 23 Byrds
Junior LAJORS Stage Race
July 24 Byrds
Junior LAJORS Stage Race
July 24 Wells
July 24 Showdown
Ski Area Mtb Race Great
Falls,
July 28-31 Co-Motion
Classic Tandem Stage Race
July 30
July 31
August 6 Backside
Race Series Mountain Bike Red
Lodge www.mtbra.org
August 6-7 Tour of North
August 7
August 13
August 14
August 20 Criterium
August 21
August 27
August 28
September 3 Huckleberry
Hill Climb Whitefish
September 4
September 10
September 11
September 17-18
September 17
September 18
September 24
September 25 Great
Divide Hillclimb
September 28
Oct. 1
Oct. 2 29th annual Western Montana Hill
Climb Championships Missoula, Montana www.missoulabike.org
Oct. 5
Oct. 8
Oct. 9
Oct. 12
Oct. 15 Hellgate Mountain
Bike Duathlon,
Oct. 16
Oct. 19
Oct. 22
Oct. 23
Oct. 26
Oct. 29
Oct. 30
Nov. 5
Nov. 6
Nov. 12
Nov. 13
Nov. 19
Nov. 20
|2005
Calendar |2005 Results | Club
Contacts |
| MBRA Info | Past Years
Archives | Series Standings |
| Contact Us | Links | Home
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Rakvaag, nettside
This customer is running a local cleaning business and needed a simple solution to display the list of services, popular Q&A and contact information. We designed a single-page website that is easy to navigate and is smoothly guiding users towards needed information.
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A new implementation of EDM algorithms based on research software previously developed for internal use in the Sugihara Lab (UCSD/SIO). Contains C++ compiled objects that use time delay embedding to perform state-space reconstruction and nonlinear forecasting and an R interface to those objects using 'Rcpp'. It supports both the simplex projection method from Sugihara & May (1990) <doi:10.1038/344734a0> and the S-map algorithm in Sugihara (1994) <doi:10.1098/rsta.1994.0106>. In addition, this package implements convergent cross mapping as described in Sugihara et al. (2012) <doi:10.1126/science.1227079> and multiview embedding as described in Ye & Sugihara (2016) <doi:10.1126/science.aag0863>.
| Version: | 0.7.2 |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.11.5), methods |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppEigen |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, R.rsp, ggplot2 |
| Published: | 2018-12-10 |
| Author: | Hao Ye [aut, cre], Adam Clark [aut], Ethan Deyle [aut], Steve Munch [aut], Oliver Keyes [ctb], Jun Cai [ctb], Ethan White [ctb], Jane Cowles [ctb], James Stagge [ctb], Yair Daon [ctb], George Sugihara [ctb, ccp] |
| Maintainer: | Sugihara Lab Maintainer <sugihara.lab.manager at gmail.com> |
| License: | file LICENSE |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | rEDM results |
| Reference manual: | rEDM.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
"co-prediction: using rEDM to quantify dynamic similarity" "rEDM: an R package for Empirical Dynamic Modeling and Convergent Cross Mapping" Simplex and S-map Algorithms |
| Package source: | rEDM_0.7.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rEDM_0.7.2.zip, r-release: rEDM_0.7.2.zip, r-oldrel: rEDM_0.7.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: rEDM_0.7.2.tgz, r-oldrel: rEDM_0.7.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | rEDM archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=rEDM to link to this page.


| Year | Team | Status | Finish | W-L | PPG | PAPG | Margin | TU/G | N/G | BHrd | BPts | PPB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009 | Truman State | NA | 1-10 | 51.8 | 228.6 | -176.8 | 3.64 | 1.27 | 40 | 240 | 6.00 | |
| 2014 | Truman State | UG | 30 | 4-13 | 62.9 | 215.0 | -152.1 | 4.00 | 0.24 | 68 | 410 | 6.03 |
ACF Nationals 2009
| Year | Round | Team | Opponent | Result | Score | 10 | -5 | PPB | Packet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009 | 2 (Prelims) | Truman State | Brown A | Loss | 20 - 300 | 2 | 2 | 5.00 | Brandeis |
| 2009 | 3 (Prelims) | Truman State | South Carolina | Loss | 50 - 185 | 4 | 2 | 5.00 | Chicago B + Harvard |
| 2009 | 4 (Prelims) | Truman State | Stanford A | Loss | 0 - 430 | 0 | 0 | NaN | VCU |
| 2009 | 5 (Prelims) | Truman State | Penn A | Loss | 55 - 165 | 4 | 3 | 7.50 | Illinois + Maryland |
| 2009 | 6 (Prelims) | Truman State | Brandeis | Win | 115 - 50 | 7 | 1 | 7.14 | Minnesota A |
| 2009 | 7 (Prelims) | Truman State | Maryland A | Loss | 55 - 210 | 4 | 1 | 5.00 | MIT |
| 2009 | 8 (Prelims) | Truman State | Minnesota A | Loss | 80 - 415 | 4 | 0 | 10.00 | Missouri State + UCSD |
| 2009 | 9 (Prelims) | Truman State | UCSD A | Loss | 70 - 205 | 4 | 0 | 7.50 | UCLA + South Carolina |
| 2009 | 11 (Prelims) | Truman State | Rutgers | Loss | 60 - 90 | 5 | 2 | 4.00 | Stanford |
| 2009 | 12 (Prelims) | Truman State | MIT A | Loss | 40 - 225 | 4 | 2 | 2.50 | Rutgers |
| 2009 | 13 (Prelims) | Truman State | Chicago B | Loss | 25 - 240 | 2 | 1 | 5.00 | Chicago A |
| Year | Team | Player | Games | Tossups | Negs | Pts | PPG |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009 | Truman State | Kent Buxton | 11 | 25 | 10 | 200 | 18.18 |
| 2009 | Truman State | Jacob O'Rourke | 11 | 7 | 2 | 60 | 5.45 |
| 2009 | Truman State | Tyson | 8 | 4 | 0 | 40 | 5.00 |
| 2009 | Truman State | Matt | 8 | 2 | 0 | 20 | 2.50 |
| 2009 | Truman State | Amanda | 8 | 2 | 2 | 10 | 1.25 |
ACF Nationals 2014
| Year | Round | Team | Opponent | Result | Score | 10 | -5 | PPB | Packet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2014 | 1 (Prelims) | Truman State | Hunter College | Win | 120 - 50 | 7 | 0 | 7.14 | Dartmouth |
| 2014 | 2 (Prelims) | Truman State | William and Mary | Loss | 25 - 225 | 3 | 1 | 0.00 | Chicago A + Chicago C |
| 2014 | 3 (Prelims) | Truman State | Northwestern | Loss | 60 - 225 | 5 | 0 | 2.00 | Illinois + USC |
| 2014 | 4 (Prelims) | Truman State | Harvard A | Loss | 30 - 460 | 2 | 0 | 5.00 | Ohio State |
| 2014 | 5 (Prelims) | Truman State | Michigan A | Loss | 0 - 420 | 0 | 0 | NaN | Penn A |
| 2014 | 6 (Prelims) | Truman State | Virginia A | Loss | 10 - 450 | 1 | 0 | 0.00 | Michigan State |
| 2014 | 7 (Prelims) | Truman State | Rutgers | Loss | 100 - 200 | 6 | 0 | 6.67 | Yale |
| 2014 | 8 (Prelims) | Truman State | Stanford A | Loss | 160 - 245 | 7 | 0 | 12.86 | Virginia |
| 2014 | 9 (Prelims) | Truman State | Carleton | Loss | 70 - 100 | 4 | 0 | 7.50 | Harvard |
| 2014 | 10 (Prelims) | Truman State | Chicago B | Loss | 20 - 335 | 2 | 0 | 0.00 | UW + Alberta + Chicago B |
| 2014 | 11 (Prelims) | Truman State | North Carolina | Loss | 50 - 195 | 2 | 0 | 15.00 | Alabama + Columbia A + B |
| 2014 | 14 (Playoffs) | Truman State | Columbia A | Loss | 0 - 280 | 0 | 0 | NaN | No Packet Recorded |
| 2014 | 15 (Playoffs) | Truman State | South Carolina | Win | 120 - 50 | 8 | 0 | 5.00 | No Packet Recorded |
| 2014 | 17 (Playoffs) | Truman State | Chicago C | Loss | 65 - 105 | 5 | 1 | 4.00 | No Packet Recorded |
| 2014 | 18 (Playoffs) | Truman State | VCU A | Loss | 50 - 200 | 3 | 0 | 6.67 | No Packet Recorded |
| 2014 | 19 (Playoffs) | Truman State | Penn B | Win | 85 - 35 | 6 | 1 | 5.00 | No Packet Recorded |
| 2014 | 20 (Playoffs) | Truman State | Alabama | Win | 105 - 80 | 7 | 1 | 5.71 | No Packet Recorded |
| Year | Team | Player | Games | Tossups | Negs | Pts | PPG |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2014 | Truman State | Jacob O'Rourke | 17 | 68 | 4 | 660 | 38.82 |


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Problem Set 1
Contents
- Sutherland Model
- Impurity in the Impenetrable Gas
- Yrast States of Rotating Gas
- Oddity of the Plasma analogy
- Evolution of the Laughlin state under harmonic confinement
- Density Matrix of the Filled LLL of Fermions
- Holes in the $\nu=1$ state
- Improving the plasma picture
- Ground state of the attractive Lieb–Liniger model
- Density correlations in Lieb–Liniger
- Semiclassical limit of Type I and II modes
- Peirels instability
- Diagonalize quadratic Hamiltonian for general two particle potential
- Quantize the 2D oscillator problem
- Optical phonons?
- Fluctuations of a mass in a finite chain
- Thermal displacement in 2D
- Excited States: Feynman–Bijl Formula
- Nonlinearity and Interactions
- From Schwinger Bosons to Holstein–Primakoff
- Hartree-Fock Energy of Magnons
- Spin Waves from Bogoliubov Transformation
- Majumdar–Ghosh
- Classical Spin Waves
- Spin wave calculation with anisotropy
- Proof of no LRO based on sum rules
- The Simple Symmetric Exclusion Process (SEP)
Sutherland Model
Show that
is an eigenstate – in fact it’s the ground state – of the Sutherland model
with periodic boundary conditions $\Psi(x_1,\ldots x_j+L,\ldots x_M)=\Psi(x_1,\ldots x_j,\ldots x_M)$. Find the energy.
Impurity in the Impenetrable Gas
Yrast States of Rotating Gas
Oddity of the Plasma analogy
We could define the potential of the background charge
Evolution of the Laughlin state under harmonic confinement
Density Matrix of the Filled LLL of Fermions
In the lecture we found the density of lowest Landau level filled with $N$ fermions
Find the density matrix, and investigate its behaviour on the edge of the droplet ($\abs{z}\sim \sqrt{2N}$) in the large $N$ limit.
Holes in the $\nu=1$ state
The harmonic potential, projected into the LLL, has the formed
Show how to resolve the quasihole state
into a superposition of eigenstates of $V_\text{harm}$.
Improving the plasma picture
Adding finite screening length by allowing for entropy…
Ground state of the attractive Lieb–Liniger model
Show the explicit form of the ground state and demonstrate that this is of Bethe form, identifying the Bethe momenta in this case.
Relate to bright soliton – captures leading order ground state energy (and mass, but that’s easy)
Density correlations in Lieb–Liniger
Semiclassical limit of Type I and II modes
Present numerical (or analytical) evidence that in the weak coupling (small $\gamma$) limit the type I excitations coincide with the Bogoliubov modes and the type II excitations describe the solitons discussed in the midterm. For the calculation of the dispersion relation for solitons, see Section II of Phys. Rev. A 78, 053630 (2008).
Peirels instability
Diagonalize quadratic Hamiltonian for general two particle potential
Quantize the 2D oscillator problem
Optical phonons?
Double the size of the unit cell?
Model of a displacive phase transition
Fluctuations of a mass in a finite chain
Investigate the behaviour of $\bra{0} u_j^2\ket{0}$ in a chain of length $N$. What happens as $N\to\infty$?
Thermal displacement in 2D
Show that we get divergence of displacement in thermal equilibrium
Excited States: Feynman–Bijl Formula
Nonlinearity and Interactions
Introduce terminology of free theory
From Schwinger Bosons to Holstein–Primakoff
Where does the Holstein–Primakoff representation come from?
Jordan–Schwinger representation
Hartree-Fock Energy of Magnons
Spin Waves from Bogoliubov Transformation
Write the Heisenberg model in terms of $\aop_j$ $\adop_j$ operators…
Majumdar–Ghosh
Classical Spin Waves
Following Faddeev
Spin wave calculation with anisotropy
Proof of no LRO based on sum rules
The Simple Symmetric Exclusion Process (SEP)
Show the relationship between generator and Heisenberg
Mention Bethe ansatz solution. Relation to SEP. Spin waves and solitons. Antiferromagnetic order. Symmetry breaking. Anderson tower. Other examples- polar condensate.


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Data Scientist | Data storyteller with a profound process industry knowledge.
Changed gears from business management to data storyteller to pursue my passion and help businesses becoming smarter use actional data insights.
A foundation of +15 years business management experience in process industry with hands on expertise in several data science techniques and tools have proven to be valuable assets to create compelling data stories with impact.
Proven track record, recognized by business, operations, IT departments and executive level.


Since I founded the Collaborative Software Development Laboratory in 1991, I have provided research positions and internships to students from across the world, including Germany, Italy, India, China, Japan, Australia, Iceland, and Indonesia. Providing these opportunities to students, and learning from their differing cultural backgrounds is one of the great pleasures of being a professor.
Every semester I receive dozens of emails from students around the world who are requesting consideration for a research position of some sort in my lab. Unfortunately, most of them are quite similar to the one I just received this morning:
Dear Prof.,
To introduce myself, I am a 3rd year student of the Department of [Deleted] Majoring in Statistics and Informatics(5 yr.Integrated) at [Deleted], [Deleted]’s premier research organization, looking at the possibility of obtaining a position for Summer Internship, gelling with my academic background. I am aware of the superior quality of research at your institute ,I have decided that your current research work matches my interests to a remarkable degree.
Enclosed please find a copy of my resume. A number of details about my profile appear in the same. Yet no resume can comprehensively spell out everything.If my profile, prima facie matches with your requirements for a Summer Intern, please revert back, so that I could furnish any more relevant information.May I please also enquire whether some funding may be available for this internship in the form of a grant or scholarship?
Looking forward to a reply in the affirmative.
If selected by your consideration I promise to complete my assignments with utmost sincerity.

There are, of course, a number of grammatical errors in this email, but since this student is clearly a non-native speaker, those errors would not deter me in the slightest from considering him for a research internship.
What makes this request a non-starter is the fact that this student sent me a form letter: there is not a single detail in this letter that provides evidence that the student has any clue about my research interests. Indeed, this student does not even take the time to address the email to me personally!
So, with the goal of helping other students who might be interested in academic experiences outside of their current environment, here is a simple guideline:
Send 10 personal, carefully written emails to professors whose research interests really do match your own, with concrete details about their research and how it intersects with your academic interests. These 10 emails have higher odds of success than (for example) 1000 generic emails sent to every professor in the country of your choice.
What might a “personal, carefully written email” include? Here are some ideas:
This, of course, takes time: perhaps five or six hours per email.
When I receive this kind of email from a student, I consider it carefully, and even if their interests don’t really match mine, I reply out of respect for the energy they clearly put into their request and try to provide pointers to colleagues with better matching interests.
And there you see the key to why this approach is more effective: if you, as a student, devote this kind of energy up front on a small number of letters to a small number of professors, you can enlist our help in the search process. In terms of searching the space of appropriate research institutes, having professors guide your search is significantly more effective than spewing out 1000 generic emails.
Have I ever received such a letter from a student? Yes, several times, and in fact the most recent student who introduced himself this way is arriving in my lab on Monday to start his internship.


Issue 4854: XHR breakpoints can't be removed from Breakpoints side panel
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
- Enable the Script and the Net panel and switch to the Net panel
- Reload the page
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Click the Make XMLHttpRequest button
above
⇒ An XHR will be made and listed inside the Net panel
- Click the breakpoint column besides the XHR entry to set a breakpoint
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Switch to the Script panel and there to the Breakpoints side panel
⇒ The XHR breakpoint is listed there
- Click the X on the right side to remove the breakpoint
Expected result
- The breakpoint should be removed


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Wednesday, April 20
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Breakfast
08:00AM
Dobbin's House Tavern
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Gettysburg Visitor Center
09:30AM
Film, Museum, and Cyclorama
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Guided Sightseeing
10:30AM
Gettysburg Foundation
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Transfer to Washington, D.C.
11:30AM
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Lunch
12:30PM
Mrs. Blair will distribute $10/person
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Smithsonian Museums
02:00PM
Air & Space, American History, Natural History
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06:00PM
Ronald Reagan Building
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Guided Night Sightseeing
07:30PM
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Hotel Check-in
09:30PM
Hilton Springfield
Thursday, April 21
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Breakfast
07:00AM
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Arlington National Cemetary
08:30AM
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Wreath Laying
09:15AM
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
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US Marine Corps War Memorial
11:30PM
Photo Stop
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Lunch
12:00PM
Mrs. Blair will distribute $10/person
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Mount Vernon
02:00PM
Mansion Tour
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Dinner
06:00PM
King Street Blues, Alexandria
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Legends of Alexandria
07:30PM
Ghost Tour
Friday, April 22
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Breakfast
07:00AM
At the hotel
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Guided Sightseeing
08:00AM
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Lunch
11:30AM
Mrs. Blair will distribute $10/person
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Embassy Row
12:30PM
Drive along
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Washington National Cathedral
01:00PM
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Holocaust Museum
03:00PM
Permanent Exhibit
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Washington National's Game
07:05PM
vs Minnesota Twins
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Dinner
07:30PM
Mrs. Blair will distribute $20/person
Saturday, April 23
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Breakfast
07:00AM
At the hotel
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Newseum
09:00AM
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Lunch
11:30AM
Mrs. Blair will distribute $10/person
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Washington Monument
12:00PM
View from the top
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Group Photo
01:45PM
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US Capitol
03:00PM
Guided Tour
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Library of Congress & Supreme Court
04:30PM
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Dinner & Bowling
06:00PM
Bowlmor Lanes
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A Boy and His Phoenix is a casual puzzle game, made as my submission for the Falmouth CCC 'Phoenix' game jam. You work your way through progressively difficult levels, helping the boy and his phoenix get to safety.
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I threw together a quick iOS app for viewing all of the fonts on the device. There are some more featureful apps for looking at each of the device's fonts, such as Fonts, but we didn't see any that let us view a custom string in every font, all in one table. But it only took 20 minutes or so to create exactly what we needed. I've shared the source on GitHub at https://github.com/raylillywhite/FontTest, in case it sounds useful to anyone. As you can see below, it was quick and dirty ;)[[posterous-content:pgJnidDynwqklGcJvdoH]]


| cpp_vendor {cpp11} | R Documentation |
Vendoring is the act of making your own copy of the 3rd party packages your project is using. It is often used in the go language community.
cpp_vendor(path = ".")
path |
The path to the package root directory |
This function vendors cpp11 into your package by copying the cpp11
headers into the inst/include
folder of your package and adding
'cpp11 version: XYZ' to the top of the files, where XYZ is the version of
cpp11 currently installed on your machine.
If you choose to vendor the headers you should remove LinkingTo: cpp11
from your DESCRIPTION.
Note: vendoring places the responsibility of updating the code on
you. Bugfixes and new features in cpp11 will not be available for your
code until you run vector_cpp11()
again.
The file path to the vendored code (invisibly).
# create a new directory dir <- tempfile() dir.create(dir) # vendor the cpp11 headers into the directory cpp_vendor(dir) list.files(file.path(dir, "inst", "include", "cpp11")) # cleanup unlink(dir, recursive = TRUE)


Discounted cumulative gain
DCG measures the usefulness, or gain, of a document based on its position in the result list. The gain is accumulated from the top of the result list to the bottom, with the gain of each result discounted at lower ranks.
- Measure of ranking quality.
-
Used to measure effectiveness of search algorithms in information retrieval.
- Underlying Assumptions
- Highly relevant documents are more useful if appearing earlier in search result.
- Highly relevant documents are more useful than marginally relevant documents which are better than non-relevant documents.
- DCG accumulated at a particular rank position \(p\) is given by
- Alternative formulation of DCG that places stronger emphasis on retrieving relevant documents is given by
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Both the alternatives are same if relevance values are binary i.e \(rel_i \in \{0, 1\}\)
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Various formulations use \(log_e\) instead of \(log_2\).
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Logarithmic scale for reduction provides a smooth reduction curve and hence is used.
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DCG is a successor of Cumulative Gain.
Cumulative Gain
- Does not include the position of a result in the calculation of gain of the result set.
- CG at a particular rank position \(p\) is given by
\[CG_p = \sum_{i=1}^p rel_i\]
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Where \(rel_i\) is the graded relevance of result at position \(i\).
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So, CG is unaffected by changes in ordering of search results and hence, DCG is used for more accurate measure.
Normalized DCG
Comparing a search algorithms performance from one query to the next cannot be consistently achieved using DCG alone, so the cumulative gain at each position for a chosen value of \(p\) should be normalized across queries. This is done by sorting all relevant documents in the corpus by their relative relevance, producing the maximum possible DCG through position \(p\), also called Ideal DCG (IDCG) through that position.
- Normalized DCG (nDCG) is given by
- Where
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Where \(|REL|\) is the list of documents ordered by relevance in the corpus up to position p.
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The average of nDCG for all queries gives a measure of average performance of ranking algorithms in the search process.
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For a perfect ranking algorithm,
\[DCG_p = IDCG_p\]
\[nDCG_p = 1.0\]
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Since all nDCG are relative values between 0.0 and 1.0 they are cross-query comparable.
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The main difficulty encountered in using nDCG is the unavailability of an ideal ordering of results when only partial relevance feedback is available.
Example and Calculations
Given a list of documents, each document is judged on a scale of 0 to 3 where 3 is the most relevant scaling down to 0 which is not relevant.
Let a set of documents, S be
Where relevance score by user survey is given by Relevance Set, R in the same order,
- CG is given by
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Changing the order of documents does not change the score.
-
DCG using Logarithmic scale for reduction is given by
| i | \(rel_i\) | \(log_2(i+1)\) | \(\frac {rel_i} {log_2(i+1)}\) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 3 | 1 | 3 |
| 2 | 2 | 1.585 | 1.262 |
| 3 | 3 | 2 | 1.5 |
| 4 | 0 | 2.322 | 0 |
| 5 | 1 | 2.585 | 0.387 |
| 6 | 2 | 2.807 | 0.712 |
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Changing order of documents say \(D_3\) and \(D_4\) would decrease the score.
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The performance of this query to another is incomparable in this form since the other query may have more results, resulting in a larger overall DCG which may not necessarily be better. In order to compare, the DCG values must be normalized.
-
nDCG calculation using the ideal order and decrease sort of relevance score
| i | \(rel_i\) | \(log_2(i+1)\) | \(\frac {rel_i} {log_2(i+1)}\) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 3 | 1 | 3 |
| 2 | 3 | 1.585 | 1.893 |
| 3 | 2 | 2 | 1 |
| 4 | 2 | 2.322 | 0.861 |
| 5 | 1 | 2.585 | 0.387 |
| 6 | 0 | 2.807 | 0 |
- Drawbacks:
-
Normalized DCG metric does not penalize for bad documents in the result, because results with relevance {1, 1, 1} and {1, 1, 1, 0} both given same nDCG while later is clearly the worse of the two. This can be fixed by adjusting values of relevance. If the relevance scores are 1, 0, -1 instead of 2, 1, 0 for Good, Fair, Bad the issue will be resolved
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nDCG does not penalize missing documents, because results with relevance {1, 1, 1} has same score as {1, 1, 1, 1, 1}. This can be fixed by considering fixed set size and use minimum score for missing documents which would lead to {1, 1, 1, 0, 0} and {1, 1, 1, 1, 1} where later has a higher nDCG. This would be written as nDCG@5
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nDCG does not work well for query comparison when there are several equally good results. This affects the metrics when limited to only first few results. For example, for queries such as “restaurants” nDCG@1 would account for only first result and hence if one result set contains only 1 restaurant from the nearby area while the other contains 5, both would end up having same score even though latter is more comprehensive.
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We needed to have different formats for input. We concluded that we can convert graph into different formats like, rdf/xml, rdfa, turtle, json-ld.
Now we have all these formats, there is just a need to modify linter views.
As the implementation of views is in key/value paris like,
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We passed "rdf":"rdfformat", "rdfa": "rdfaformat", "ttl": "ttlformat", "jsonld": jsonldformat", "graph": graphformat".
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[telegram] <Abhittttt> So update is in Dec end? (re @Acura360: We are less than a month from releasing Komodo v0.5.0 (Obsidian Dragon), a mandatory upgrade. It includes several bugfixes, a change in the Proof of Stake algorithm for Smart Chains, and Antara Module upgrades.
The update goes live on December 20, at block 1,670,000.)
[telegram] <Acura360> You have asked me about the Update - now you meaning the Exchanges ... (re @Abhittttt: It was supposed to be Nov end Right)
[telegram] <Abhittttt> Tell clearly sir. (re @Acura360: You have asked me about the Update - now you meaning the Exchanges ...)
[telegram] <Acura360> again, the update is end December ... and again as JL777 wrote " that is the activation date. the code is ready so i assume exchanges will start updating at anytime
[telegram] <Abhittttt> Ok thanks (re @Acura360: again, the update is end December ... and again as JL777 wrote " that is the activation date. the code is ready so i assume exchanges will start updating at anytime)
[telegram] <EPIDEMIC_media> It was stated earlier that the exchange wallets were supposed to be enabled by months end. Can we expect to trade freely within the next 48 hours or no?
[telegram] <Abhittttt> Even I assumed same (re @EPIDEMIC_media: It was stated earlier that the exchange wallets were supposed to be enabled by months end. Can we expect to trade freely within the next 48 hours or no?)
[telegram] <Acura360> depends on the Exchanges (re @EPIDEMIC_media: It was stated earlier that the exchange wallets were supposed to be enabled by months end. Can we expect to trade freely within the next 48 hours or no?)
[telegram] <EPIDEMIC_media> Now you know thats a terrible answer that people arent going to be happy with right?
[telegram] <Acura360> I can't speak for the Exchanges and I didn't activate a glass ball when which Exchange was deposited and withdrawn. That's understandable, isn't it?
[telegram] <Acura360> the code is ready so exchanges will start updating at anytime - don´t know how fast the exchanges will activated deposit / withdraws
[telegram] <Acura360> How can I know that?
[telegram] <Acura360>
[telegram] <EPIDEMIC_media> Im just going off what you guys told us weeks ago and people are definitely going to be disappointed if that doesnt come into fruition. Thats all
[telegram] <Acura360> Where is now the problem ??
[telegram] <Acura360> The exchanges decide the reopening themselves...
[telegram] <EPIDEMIC_media> Nov 30th is tomorrow and you went from that to a vague answer
[telegram] <Acura360> Do you understand this ?? (re @Acura360: The exchanges decide the reopening themselves...)
[telegram] <Acura360> THE CODE IS READY - EXCHANGES DECIDE TO OPENING THEMSELVES
[telegram] <EPIDEMIC_media> You can calm down with the all caps sir.
[telegram] <Acura360> Ok
[telegram] <MarcdeKoning> -.- (re @EPIDEMIC_media: You can calm down with the all caps sir.)
[telegram] <MarcdeKoning> You're asking for it, lol.
[telegram] <Andi> Some ppl just dont get it... (re @Acura360: THE CODE IS READY - EXCHANGES DECIDE TO OPENING THEMSELVES)
[telegram] <Acura360> Okay, again.
The code is ready to update and has been passed on to the Exchanges for updating. After the exchange has updated it will allow Deposits & withdraws.
[telegram] <Acura360> How quickly this happens and is implemented varies from exchange to exchange.


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{
"name": "Acme Stores"
,"backoffice_domain": "acmestores.shopoola.com"
,"first_name": "Saurabh"
,"last_name": "Nanda"
,"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>,"phone": "+91934234234"
}
This is our “minimum viable” JSON API spec for a hypothetical multi-tenant shopping cart application.
Every write to the Postgres DB should result in a corresponding entry in the audit_logs
table
Common format for validation errors
API endpoints related to tenant management.
Create a new tenant in an inactive state.
Validations to be implemented:
Send an email with an activation link to the tenant’s email ID (multi-part email with text part, HTML part, and a logo as an attachment, which is referenced inline by the HTML part.)
Upon clicking the activation link the tenant will be taken to an account activation UI, which will finally call the tenant activate endpoint (documented below).
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
application/json
{
"name": "Acme Stores"
,"backoffice_domain": "acmestores.shopoola.com"
,"first_name": "Saurabh"
,"last_name": "Nanda"
,"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>,"phone": "+91934234234"
}
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
| Location | /tenants/1 |
application/json
{
"id": 1,
"created_at": "iso8601timestamp",
"updated_at": "iso8601timestamp",
"first_name": "Saurabh",
"last_name": "Nanda",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"phone": "+91<PHONE_NUMBER>74",
"status": "active",
"owner_id": 0,
"backoffice_domain": "acmestores.shopoola.com"
}
This is not a publicly available API. This needs some kind of authorization, which is why we need the session_id
cookie to be present.
Validations
| Parameters | |||
|---|---|---|---|
tenant_id |
number |
the tenant ID |
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| session_id | encrypted |
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
application/json
{
"id": 1,
"created_at": "iso8601timestamp",
"updated_at": "iso8601timestamp",
"first_name": "Saurabh",
"last_name": "Nanda",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"phone": "+91<PHONE_NUMBER>74",
"status": "active",
"owner_id": 0,
"backoffice_domain": "acmestores.shopoola.com"
}
Change the tenant’s status in the DB from inactive
to active
. Remove the activation-key from the DB once successfully activated.
Validations to be implemented
inactive
state. It’s an error if the tenant is in any other state.owner
object should be present and valid: username
, password
, password_confirmation
, first_name
, last_name
The nested owner
resource will get stored in the users
table, with tenants.owner_id
pointing to the newly created user.
This will result in multiple reads & writes to the DB, therefore needs to be wrapped in a DB transaction
| Parameters | |||
|---|---|---|---|
tenant_id |
number |
the tenant ID |
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
application/json
{
"activation_key": 2343-32432-3434-3443"
,"owner": {
"username"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>,"password": "fklgfjgfgfdgl"
,"password_confirmation": "lkjdflgkjdfg"
,"first_name": "Saurabh"
,"last_name": "Nanda"
}
}
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
application/json
{
"tenant": {
"id": 1
,"created_at": "2016-10-04T12:30:00+0000"
,"updated_at": "2016-10-04T12:30:00+0000"
,"name": "Acme Stores"
,"backoffice_domain": "acmestores.shopoola.com"
,"first_name": "Saurabh"
,"last_name": "Nanda"
,"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>,"phone": "+91934234234"
,"status": "active"
,"owner_id": 1
}
,"owner": {
"id": 1
,"created_at": "2016-10-04T12:30:00+0000"
,"updated_at": "2016-10-04T12:30:00+0000"
,"username"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>,"first_name": "Saurabh"
,"last_name": "Nanda"
,"status": "active"
}
}
We need to discuss the authentication spec before implementing it. Please refer to https://github.com/vacationlabs/haskell-webapps/issues/25
If remember_me is true then sends back a non-expiring auth_token (as a cookie) that can be reused to generate the session_id, else just the session_id as a cookie.
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
application/json
{
"username": "saurabhnanda"
,"password": "jdslkjsdf"
,"remember_me": true
}
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
| Set-Cookie | auth_token=encrypted; Expires=01 Jan, 2018 00:00:00 GMT; Secure |
| Set-Cookie | session_id=encrypted; Secure |
Requires only the cookies. Do we need to do anything with the POST body?
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
| Cookie | auth_token=encrypted |
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
| Set-Cookie | session_id=encrypted; Secure |
Requires only the cookies. Do we need to do anything with the POST body?
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
| Cookie | session_id=encrypted |
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
| Set-Cookie | session_id=blank |
| Set-Cookie | auth_token=blank |
NOTE: There are two ways to design this API. Please refer to issue #9 and issue #10 for a complete discussion. The sample response in this documentation is for: GET /products/1?fields=name,currency,advertised_price,photos,variants.name,variants.sku,variants.photos&photo_sizes=100x100,300x250&variants.photo_sizes=thumbnail,wide
| Parameters | |||
|---|---|---|---|
product_id |
number |
the product ID |
|
fields |
string |
which fields should be included in the JSON response. If omitted, all fields visible to the user (based on the authorization) will be included in the JSON. |
|
photo_sizes |
string |
The exact geometry (eg. |
|
variants.photo_sizes |
string |
The exact geometry (eg. |
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
| Cookie | session_id=encrypted |
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
application/json
{
"name": "Ceramic mug"
,"currency": "INR"
,"advertised_price": 129.50
,"photos": [
{
"100x100": "http://somethin.com/a/b/c/100x100.png"
,"300x250": "http://somethin.com/a/b/c/300x250.png"
}
]
,"variants": [
{
"name": "Red color"
,"sku": "MUGRED"
,"photos": [
{
"thumbnail": "http://somethin.com/a/b/c/thumbnail.png"
,"wide": "http://somethin.com/a/b/c/wide.png"
}
]
}
,{
"name": "Blue color"
,"sku": "MUGBLUE"
,"photos": [
{
"thumbnail": "http://somethin.com/a/b/c/thumbnail.png"
,"wide": "http://somethin.com/a/b/c/wide.png"
}
]
}
]
}
TODO: There are two ways to design this API. Please refer to issue #9 and issue #10 for a complete discussion. The sample response in this documentation is for: GET /products?fields=name,currency,advertised_price,variants.name,variants.sku
| Parameters | |||
|---|---|---|---|
ids |
string |
comma separated list of specific product IDs required in the response |
|
q |
string |
full-text search over all relevant fields of the product |
|
title |
string |
filter by product title |
|
sku |
string |
filter by product/variant SKU code |
|
type |
string |
filter by product type |
|
tags |
string |
filter by list of tags (should be comma separated). TODO: Should products return EACH tag or ANY tag? |
|
created_at_min |
string |
filter product created on/after this timestamp (specified in iso8601 format) |
|
created_at_max |
string |
filter product created before this timestamp (specified in iso8601 format) |
|
updated_at_min |
string |
filter product updated on/after this timestamp (specified in iso8601 format) |
|
updated_at_max |
string |
filter product updated before this timestamp (specified in iso8601 format) |
|
limit |
string |
filter product updated before this timestamp (specified in iso8601 format) |
|
limit |
number |
number of results to show. Should be less than 50. |
|
offset |
number |
starting position in the result list (maps to limit/offset in SQL) |
|
orderby |
string |
can be any valid field accepted by the |
|
fields |
string |
which fields should be included in the JSON response. If omitted, all fields visible to the user (based on the authorization) will be included in the JSON. |
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
| Cookie | session_id=encrypted |
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
application/json
[
{
"name": "Ceramic mug"
,"currency": "INR"
,"advertised_price": 129.50
,"variants": [
{
"name": "Red color"
,"sku": "MUGRED"
}
,{
"name": "Blue color"
,"sku": "MUGBLUE"
}
]
}
,{
"name": "Water bottle"
,"currency": "INR"
,"advertised_price": 49.00
,"variants": [
{
"name": "Plain"
,"sku": "BTLP"
}
,{
"name": "Printed"
,"sku": "BTLDSN"
}
]
}
]
Validations
name
, description
, currency
, product_type
, variants
, variants.name
, variants.sku
, variants.price
, variants.sku
variants.sku
should be unique for the tenant.product_type=physical
then variants.weight_in_grams
and variants.weight_display_unit
are required. On the other hand, if product_type=digital
then the weight related field should NOT be present. Sending weight for a digital product should be an error. And NOT sending weight for a physical product should also be an error.advertised_price
, if absent (or blank) should automatically be calculated as minimum price
of all variants.comparison_price
, if absent (or blank) should automatically be calculated as the advertised_price
cost_price
, if absent or blank, should be set to NULL
in the DBurl_slug
, if absent or blank, should be set to the parameterized/sluggified version of the product name. eg. Ceramic mug => ceramic-mug
. The url_slug
should be unique for the tenant. So, if an automatically generated URL slug is not unique, a number should be suffixed to the slug to make it unique. If a URL slug specified in the the JSON is not unique, then it should result in a validation error.properties
is a free from key-value pair which will be stored in the corresponding JSONB field in the DBProduct & variant creation should be wrapped in a DB transaction
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
| session_id | encrypted |
application/json
{
"name": "Ceramic mug"
,"description": "Very beautiful ceramic mug with flower prints"
,"currency": "INR"
,"advertised_price": 129.50
,"comparison_price": 12.50
,"cost_price": 100
,"product_type": "physical"
,"properties": {
"Ideal for": "Gifting"
,"Breakable": "Yes"
}
,"variants": [
{
"name": "Red color"
,"sku": "MUGRED"
,"currency": "INR"
,"price": 129.50
,"weight_in_grams": 300
,"weight_display_unit": "grams"
}
,{
"name": "Blue color"
,"sku": "MUGBLUE"
,"price": 132
,"weight_in_grams": 300
,"weight_display_unit": "grams"
}
]
}
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
| Location | /products/123 |
application/json
{
"id": 123
,"tenant_id": 1
,"created_at": "2016-10-10T14:45:23+0000"
,"updated_at": "2016-10-10T14:45:23+0000"
,"name": "Ceramic mug"
,"description": "Very beautiful ceramic mug with flower prints"
,"currency": "INR"
,"advertised_price": 129.50
,"comparison_price": 12.50
,"cost_price": 100
,"product_type": "physical"
,"properties": {
"Ideal for": "Gifting"
,"Breakable": "Yes"
}
,"variants": [
{
"id": 342
,"tenant_id": 1
,"product_id": 123
,"created_at": "2016-10-10T14:45:23+0000"
,"updated_at": "2016-10-10T14:45:23+0000"
,"name": "Red color"
,"sku": "MUGRED"
,"currency": "INR"
,"price": 129.50
,"weight_in_grams": 300
,"weight_display_unit": "grams"
}
,{
"id": 343
,"tenant_id": 1
,"product_id": 123
,"created_at": "2016-10-10T14:45:23+0000"
,"updated_at": "2016-10-10T14:45:23+0000"
,"name": "Blue color"
,"sku": "MUGBLUE"
,"price": 132
,"weight_in_grams": 300
,"weight_display_unit": "grams"
}
]
}
Given a geometry (or predefined style), this will either serve a pre-generated photo, or, will resize and crop on-the-fly and serve the freshly generated image.
| Parameters | |||
|---|---|---|---|
path_segment_1 |
string |
generated when the photo is uploaded. Is generally sent as part of a photo URL provided by some other JSON endpoint (eg. product details endpoint) |
|
path_segment_2 |
string |
generated when the photo is uploaded. Is generally sent as part of a photo URL provided by some other JSON endpoint (eg. product details endpoint) |
|
geometry_or_style |
string |
Needs to be one of the whitelisted set of photo geometries (or styles). Allowing any geometry will open up a DOS attack vector. |
|
original_filename |
string |
generated when the photo is uploaded. Is generally sent as part of a photo URL provided by some other JSON endpoint (eg. product details endpoint) |
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | image/png |
image/png
(whatever the web server needs to do to send the image)


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