Extends PDO
and acts as a central access point for the schema.
Protected Properties | |
| Junction[] | $junctions = [] |
| callable | $logger |
| Notified whenever a query is executed or a statement is prepared. More... | |
| string | $migrations = 'migrations/default' |
| The migrations directory for this connection. More... | |
| Record[] | $records = [] |
| Schema | $schema |
| int | $transactions = 0 |
| The count of open transactions/savepoints. More... | |
Public Static Methods | |
| static self | fromConfig (string $connection='default', string $file='db.config.php') |
| Returns a new connection using a configuration file. More... | |
| static ExpressionInterface[] | marks (int $count) |
Returns an array of ? placeholder expressions. More... | |
| static string[] | slots (array $columns) |
Converts an array of columns to :named placeholders for prepared queries. More... | |
Public Methods | |
| __construct ($dsn, $username=null, $password=null, array $options=[]) | |
| Sets various attributes to streamline operations. More... | |
| true | beginTransaction () |
Allows nested transactions by using SAVEPOINT More... | |
| true | commit () |
Allows nested transactions by using RELEASE SAVEPOINT More... | |
| int | exec ($sql) |
| Notifies the logger and executes. More... | |
| mixed | factory (string $class,... $args) |
| Central point of object creation. More... | |
| string | getDriver () |
| The driver's name. More... | |
| Junction | getJunction (string $interface) |
| Returns a Junction access object based on an annotated interface. More... | |
| callable | getLogger () |
| Migrator | getMigrator () |
| Record | getRecord ($class) |
| Returns a Record access object based on an annotated class. More... | |
| Schema | getSchema () |
| bool | isMySQL () |
| bool | isPostgreSQL () |
| bool | isSQLite () |
| void | log (string $sql) |
| Transaction | newTransaction () |
| Returns a scoped transaction. More... | |
| bool | offsetExists ($table) |
| Whether a table exists. More... | |
| null Table | offsetGet ($table) |
| Returns a table by name. More... | |
| offsetSet ($offset, $value) | |
| Throws. More... | |
| offsetUnset ($offset) | |
| Throws. More... | |
| Statement | prepare ($sql, $options=[]) |
| Notifies the logger and prepares a statement. More... | |
| Statement | query ($sql, $mode=PDO::ATTR_DEFAULT_FETCH_MODE, $arg3=null, array $ctorargs=[]) |
| Notifies the logger and queries. More... | |
| string ExpressionInterface | quote ($value, $type=self::PARAM_STR) |
| Quotes a value, with special considerations. More... | |
| string[] | quoteArray (array $values) |
| Quotes an array of values. More... | |
| string | quoteList (array $values) |
| Returns a quoted, comma-separated list. More... | |
| true | rollBack () |
Allows nested transactions by using ROLLBACK TO SAVEPOINT More... | |
| $this | setLogger (callable $logger) |
| $this | setRecord (string $class, Record $record) |
| Installs a Record for a third-party class that cannot be annotated. More... | |
| void | sqliteCreateFunctions (array $callables, bool $deterministic=true) |
| Create multiple SQLite functions at a time. More... | |
| mixed | transact (callable $work) |
| Performs work within a scoped transaction. More... | |
Protected Methods | |
| void | __construct_mysql () |
| MySQL construction hook. More... | |
| void | __construct_sqlite () |
| SQLite construction hook. More... | |
|
protected |
Notified whenever a query is executed or a statement is prepared.
This is a stub-closure by default.
fn($sql): void
|
protected |
The migrations directory for this connection.
This can be set via class override, or configuration file (recommended).
When using DB::fromConfig(), this defaults to migrations/<CONNECTION NAME>
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protected |
The count of open transactions/savepoints.
| __construct | ( | $dsn, | |
$username = null , |
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$password = null , |
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| array | $options = [] |
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| ) |
Sets various attributes to streamline operations.
Registers missing SQLite functions.
| string | $dsn | |
| string | $username | |
| string | $password | |
| array | $options |
|
protected |
MySQL construction hook.
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protected |
SQLite construction hook.
| true beginTransaction | ( | ) |
Allows nested transactions by using SAVEPOINT
Use DB::newTransaction() to work with Transaction instead.
| true commit | ( | ) |
Allows nested transactions by using RELEASE SAVEPOINT
Use DB::newTransaction() to work with Transaction instead.
| int exec | ( | $sql | ) |
Notifies the logger and executes.
| string | $sql |
| mixed factory | ( | string | $class, |
| $args | |||
| ) |
Central point of object creation.
Override this to override classes.
The only thing that calls this should be \Helix\DB\FactoryTrait
| string | $class | |
| mixed | ...$args |
|
static |
Returns a new connection using a configuration file.
See db.config.php
in the test
directory for an example.
| string | $connection | |
| string | $file |
|
final |
The driver's name.
| Junction getJunction | ( | string | $interface | ) |
|
final |
| Record getRecord | ( | $class | ) |
Returns a Record access object based on an annotated class.
| string | EntityInterface | $class |
|
final |
|
final |
|
final |
| void log | ( | string | $sql | ) |
| string | $sql |
|
static |
Returns an array of ?
placeholder expressions.
| int | $count |
| Transaction newTransaction | ( | ) |
Returns a scoped transaction.
|
final |
Whether a table exists.
| string | $table |
| null Table offsetGet | ( | $table | ) |
Returns a table by name.
| string | $table |
|
final |
Throws.
| $offset | |
| $value |
| LogicException |
|
final |
Throws.
| $offset |
| LogicException |
| Statement prepare | ( | $sql, | |
$options = [] |
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| ) |
| Statement query | ( | $sql, | |
$mode = PDO::ATTR_DEFAULT_FETCH_MODE , |
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$arg3 = null , |
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| array | $ctorargs = [] |
||
| ) |
Notifies the logger and queries.
| string | $sql | |
| int | $mode | |
| mixed | $arg3 | |
| array | $ctorargs |
| string ExpressionInterface quote | ( | $value, | |
$type = self::PARAM_STR |
|||
| ) |
Quotes a value, with special considerations.
| bool | number | string | object | $value | |
| int | $type | Ignored. |
| string [] quoteArray | ( | array | $values | ) |
Quotes an array of values.
Keys are preserved.
| array | $values |
| string quoteList | ( | array | $values | ) |
Returns a quoted, comma-separated list.
| array | $values |
| true rollBack | ( | ) |
Allows nested transactions by using ROLLBACK TO SAVEPOINT
Use DB::newTransaction() to work with Transaction instead.
| $this setLogger | ( | callable | $logger | ) |
| callable | $logger |
| $this setRecord | ( | string | $class, |
| Record | $record | ||
| ) |
|
static |
Converts an array of columns to :named
placeholders for prepared queries.
Qualified columns are slotted as qualifier__column
(two underscores).
| string[] | $columns |
["column" => ":column"]
| void sqliteCreateFunctions | ( | array | $callables, |
| bool | $deterministic = true |
||
| ) |
Create multiple SQLite functions at a time.
| callable[] | $callables | Keyed by function name. |
| bool | $deterministic | Whether the callables aren't random / are without side-effects. |
| mixed transact | ( | callable | $work | ) |
Performs work within a scoped transaction.
The work is rolled back if an exception is thrown.
| callable | $work | fn(DB $this): mixed |
$work


Make a money claim
Use this service to make a legal claim for money you believe you’re owed by a person or business.
For example, you may have:
- paid for goods or services that were faulty or poorly delivered
- paid for goods or services that were never delivered
- given money to someone who hasn’t paid you back
- done work for someone who hasn’t paid you
To use this service you will need:
- a debit or credit card to pay the fee (check the cost of the fee)
- an email address to save your claim and get updates
- a current or last known address for the party you’re claiming against - the address must be in England or Wales
You can only use this service for claims of less than £10,000.
You can also download a paper form and claim by post
This service is also available in Welsh (Cymraeg).


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This demonstrates how to dynamically add tabs to a TabView widget.
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In editors (Java editor, XML editor, text editor, ...) you also can execute StartExplorer actions, either on an empty text selection (that is, just right click anywhere in the editor window without selecting text first) or for a selected text region. StartExplorer offers the following options here:
These are the same options as for resource views like Navigator, Package Explorer or Project Explorer, just named a bit different.
The difference to the commands for resource is that these commands work based either on the file that is currently opened in the editor or based on the selected text region in the editor.
Actually, StartExplorer is a bit smarter when handling selected text regions
than the last paragraph may give the impression. If you try to open a file manager
for your selection it doesn't matter whether you selected a path denoting
a folder or a file. If the selected text region points to a file, the parent directory
of that file is shown in the file manager and the file is selected, just as you
would expect. Furthermore, if the path ends with an incomplete path segment, the last
segment is discarded.
Example: In your text file (or XML file or whatever) you have the path
C:\path\to\some\directory\file.xyz
. Now you select just
C:\path\to\some\dire
and start a file manager for that path.
The plug-in recognizes that C:\path\to\some\dire
is not a valid path
and tries the parent directory C:\path\to\some
. If this is a valid,
existing directory, a file manager window pops up showing C:\path\to\some
.
If you select "Start shell in this path" for
C:\path\to\some\directory\file.xyz
then the directory
C:\path\to\some\directory
will be shown.
The option "Copy resource path to clipboard" is always executed on the file currently opened in the editor, no matter if text is selected or not. That is, it always copies the path of the file you are working on to the clipboard.
The custom commands are completely configurable through the preference page, just as for the resource-based commands.


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To replicate warlogs in your own CouchDB, do the following:
curl -X POST http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5984/_replicate \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{ "source": "http://warlogs.upondata.com/warlogs", \
"target": "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5984/warlogs", "create_target": true}'
At 5pm EST Friday 22nd October 2010 WikiLeaks released the largest classified military leak in history. The 391,832 reports ('The Iraq War Logs'), document the war and occupation in Iraq, from 1st January 2004 to 31st December 2009 (except for the months of May 2004 and March 2009) as told by soldiers in the United States Army. Each is a 'SIGACT' or Significant Action in the war. They detail events as seen and heard by the US military troops on the ground in Iraq and are the first real glimpse into the secret history of the war that the United States government has been privy to throughout.
The reports detail 109,032 deaths in Iraq, comprised of 66,081 'civilians'; 23,984 'enemy' (those labeled as insurgents); 15,196 'host nation' (Iraqi government forces) and 3,771 'friendly' (coalition forces). The majority of the deaths (66,000, over 60%) of these are civilian deaths.That is 31 civilians dying every day during the six year period. For comparison, the 'Afghan War Diaries', previously released by WikiLeaks, covering the same period, detail the deaths of some 20,000 people. Iraq during the same period, was five times as lethal with equivallent population size.
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Clean Code
"Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand."

- Martin Golding
General Guideline
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Follow Standard Conventions
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Keep It Simple and Stupid
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Boy Scout Rule（童子军规则）
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Root Cause Analysis
Follow Standard Conventions
- Architecture Styles
- Design Patterns
- Analysis Patterns
- Languge Conventions
- ...
Lambda Architecture - example 1
MVC based folder structure - example 2
Role Based Access Control - example 3
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Authentication
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Authorization
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User
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Group
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Role
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Permission
Keep It Simple and Stupid
- Use Intention-Revealing Names
- Small method/class
- No nested control structure
- Avoid double negative
- Limit number of parameters to a method
- Command Query Separation
- Do one thing
- ...
Boy Scout Rule（童子军规则）
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Always leave the campground cleaner than you found it.
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让营地比你刚来时更干净。


When I was a little boy so my mother told me, (to me)
Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe
That if I did not kiss the girls,
my lips would all grow mouldy, (to me)
Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe
(Chorus)
Way haul away, we're bound for better weather, (to me)
Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe
First I met a Yankee girl and she was dumb and lazy, (to me)
Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe
Then I met an Irish girl, she damn near drove me crazy, (to me)
Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe
(Chorus)
King Louis was the king of France before the revolution, (to me)
Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe
And then he got his head cut off,
it spoiled his constitution, (to me)
Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe
(Chorus)
Way haul away, the good ship is a rolling,(to me)
Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe
(End)


[NOTE: Naran Route will only use in Summer
because, in Winter, Naran route will be closed
and we use Besham Route to reach Hunza.]
Day
From
Destination
At Last
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LAHORE
KIWAI WATERFALL
NARAN
NIGHT STAY IN NARAN
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NARAN
JHALKAT
LOLO SAR LAKE
BABUSAR TOP
HUNZA
NIGHT STAY IN HUNZA
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HUNZA
ALTIT FORT
BALTIT FORT
EAGLE’S NEST
NIGHT STAY IN KARIMABAD
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KARIMABAD
ATTABAD LAKE
HUSSAINI HANGING BRIDGE
PASSU CONE
KHUNJERAB NATIONAL PARK
CHINA BORDER
NIGHT STAY IN HUNZA
05
HUNZA
RAKAPOSHI VIEW
MOUNTAINS JUNCTION
NIGHT STAY IN NARAN
06
NARAN
KASHMIR WATERFALL
NEELUM RIVER
BACK TO LAHORE
Tour Details
Pick from Lahore and travel to Naran, short time stay at Kiwai waterfall, move towards Naran, check in hotel and overnight stay in Naran.
After breakfast visit Jhalkat, Lolosar Lake, short time stay on Babusar Top and move towards Hunza, check in hotel and night stay Hunza.
After breakfast visit Altit Fort, Baltit Fort, Eagle’s Nest and night stay in Karimabad.
After breakfast visit Attabad Lake, Hussaini Hanging Bridge, Passu Cone, Khunjerab National Park, short time stay at China Border, back to hotel and night stay in Hunza.
After breakfast visit Rakaposhi View, 3 world highest Mountains Junction, Babusar Top and move towards Naran, check in hotel and night stay in Naran.
After breakfast travel to Lahore, visit Kashmir waterfall, Neelum River and then move back to Lahore for end of tour.


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Example 5
Data submission.
Return home
This example shows how XMLHttpRequest can be used to submit data. In this
example, a series of user inputs are used to create a simple CSV string,
which is then submitted to an Action, the values placed in a Value Object, and
that object passed back to the view for display.
Response will appear here...


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British superstar James Blunt announces Christchurch concert
Chart-topping singer-songwriter James Blunt will hit Christchurch next November.
The You're Beautiful singer/songwriter is coming back to New Zealand to perform songs from his new album Once Upon A Mind released this year.
He will be heading to Christchurch to play at the town hall on November 27, 2020, after playing Auckland's Spark Arena on November 25.
It is 15 years since Blunt released his 2004 debut album Back To Bedlam, which earned him five Grammy nominations and two Brit Awards.
Eager fans can snap up tickets during Frontier Touring's pre-sale period from noon on Tuesday, November 26.
Tickets go on sale for the general public on Tuesday, December 3, at noon.
Tickets can be purchased via Ticketek for the Christchurch show and Ticketmaster for the Auckland show.
Full event information can be found at the Frontier Touring website.


At Aegis Living, we are honored to learn the rich history and unique stories of each of our residents. We cherish their full and extraordinary lives. It is our privilege to capture a moment in time and give it back to them.
Yep. Fred loves it. In fact, he practices in the activity room and now his community has a Fly Fishing Club. Share your interests and we’ll share a way to enjoy to them. We believe the word impossible is spelled, “I’m possible.”


List of Git-hosted projects
http://git.apache.org
Get a full copy of a Git project
git clone git://git.apache.org/commons-logging.git
or the Grails project, which has several branches:
git clone http://github.com/grails/grails-core.git
git clone git://github.com/grails/grails-core.git
Apache also is pushing nightly syncs to GitHub
http://github.com/apache/commons-logging
Clone from GitHub (can be forked)
git clone http://github.com/apache/commons-logging.git
Show all remotes' simple names
git remote
Show remotes with URLs
git remote -v
Add a new remote
git remote add NAME URL


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{% for character in characters %} {% module Template("character_box.html", character=character) %} {% end %}
Create a new character


function
<cstdio>
fscanf
int fscanf ( FILE * stream, const char * format, ... );
Read formatted data from stream
Reads data from the stream and stores them according to the parameter format into the locations pointed by the additional arguments.
The additional arguments should point to already allocated objects of the type specified by their corresponding format specifier within the format string.
Parameters
- stream
- Pointer to a FILE object that identifies the input stream to read data from.
- format
- C string that contains a sequence of characters that control how characters extracted from the stream are treated:
- Whitespace character: the function will read and ignore any whitespace characters encountered before the next non-whitespace character (whitespace characters include spaces, newline and tab characters -- see isspace). A single whitespace in the format string validates any quantity of whitespace characters extracted from the stream (including none).
- Non-whitespace character, except format specifier (%): Any character that is not either a whitespace character (blank, newline or tab) or part of a format specifier (which begin with a % character) causes the function to read the next character from the stream, compare it to this non-whitespace character and if it matches, it is discarded and the function continues with the next character of format. If the character does not match, the function fails, returning and leaving subsequent characters of the stream unread.
- Format specifiers: A sequence formed by an initial percentage sign (%) indicates a format specifier, which is used to specify the type and format of the data to be retrieved from the stream and stored into the locations pointed by the additional arguments.
A format specifier for fscanf follows this prototype:
%[*][width][length]specifier
Where the specifier character at the end is the most significant component, since it defines which characters are extracted, their interpretation and the type of its corresponding argument:
| specifier | Description | Characters extracted |
| i, u | Integer | Any number of digits, optionally preceded by a sign (+ or -).
Decimal digits assumed by default (0-9), but a 0 prefix introduces octal digits (0-7), and 0x hexadecimal digits (0-f). |
| d | Decimal integer | Any number of decimal digits (0-9), optionally preceded by a sign (+ or -). |
| o | Octal integer | Any number of octal digits (0-7), optionally preceded by a sign (+ or -). |
| x | Hexadecimal integer | Any number of hexadecimal digits (0-9, a-f, A-F), optionally preceded by 0x or 0X, and all optionally preceded by a sign (+ or -). |
| f, e, g | Floating point number | A series of decimal digits, optionally containing a decimal point, optionally preceeded by a sign (+ or -) and optionally followed by the e or E character and a decimal integer (or some of the other sequences supported by strtod).
Implementations complying with C99 also support hexadecimal floating-point format when preceded by 0x or 0X . |
| a |
| c | Character | The next character. If a width other than 1 is specified, the function reads exactly width characters and stores them in the successive locations of the array passed as argument. No null character is appended at the end. |
| s | String of characters | Any number of non-whitespace characters, stopping at the first whitespace character found. A terminating null character is automatically added at the end of the stored sequence. |
| p | Pointer address | A sequence of characters representing a pointer. The particular format used depends on the system and library implementation, but it is the same as the one used to format %p in fprintf. |
| [characters] | Scanset | Any number of the characters specified between the brackets.
A dash (-) that is not the first character may produce non-portable behavior in some library implementations. |
| [^characters] | Negated scanset | Any number of characters none of them specified as characters between the brackets. |
| n | Count | No input is consumed.
The number of characters read so far from stream is stored in the pointed location. |
| % | % | A % followed by another % matches a single %. |
Except for n, at least one character shall be consumed by any specifier. Otherwise the match fails, and the scan ends there.
The format specifier can also contain sub-specifiers: asterisk (*), width and length (in that order), which are optional and follow these specifications:
| sub-specifier | description |
| * | An optional starting asterisk indicates that the data is to be read from the stream but ignored (i.e. it is not stored in the location pointed by an argument). |
| width | Specifies the maximum number of characters to be read in the current reading operation (optional). |
| length | One of hh, h, l, ll, j, z, t, L (optional).
This alters the expected type of the storage pointed by the corresponding argument (see below). |
This is a chart showing the types expected for the corresponding arguments where input is stored (both with and without a length sub-specifier):
| specifiers |
| length | d i | u o x | f e g a | c s [] [^] | p | n |
| (none) | int* | unsigned int* | float* | char* | void** | int* |
| hh | signed char* | unsigned char* | | | | signed char* |
| h | short int* | unsigned short int* | | | | short int* |
| l | long int* | unsigned long int* | double* | wchar_t* | | long int* |
| ll | long long int* | unsigned long long int* | | | | long long int* |
| j | intmax_t* | uintmax_t* | | | | intmax_t* |
| z | size_t* | size_t* | | | | size_t* |
| t | ptrdiff_t* | ptrdiff_t* | | | | ptrdiff_t* |
| L | | | long double* | | | |
Note: Yellow rows indicate specifiers and sub-specifiers introduced by C99.
- ... (additional arguments)
- Depending on the format string, the function may expect a sequence of additional arguments, each containing a pointer to allocated storage where the interpretation of the extracted characters is stored with the appropriate type.
There should be at least as many of these arguments as the number of values stored by the format specifiers. Additional arguments are ignored by the function.
These arguments are expected to be pointers: to store the result of a fscanf operation on a regular variable, its name should be preceded by the reference operator (&) (see example).
Return Value
On success, the function returns the number of items of the argument list successfully filled. This count can match the expected number of items or be less (even zero) due to a matching failure, a reading error, or the reach of the end-of-file.
If a reading error happens or the end-of-file is reached while reading, the proper indicator is set (feof or ferror). And, if either happens before any data could be successfully read, EOF is returned.
If an encoding error happens interpreting wide characters, the function sets errno to EILSEQ.
Example
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/* fscanf example */
#include <stdio.h>
int main ()
{
char str [80];
float f;
FILE * pFile;
pFile = fopen ("myfile.txt","w+");
fprintf (pFile, "%f %s", 3.1416, "PI");
rewind (pFile);
fscanf (pFile, "%f", &f);
fscanf (pFile, "%s", str);
fclose (pFile);
printf ("I have read: %f and %s \n",f,str);
return 0;
}
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This sample code creates a file called myfile.txt and writes a float number and a string to it. Then, the stream is rewinded and both values are read with fscanf. It finally produces an output similar to:
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Verge Surges 42% Following PayPal’s Pull from Pornhub
by Rachel McIntoshPayPal Holdings Inc. abruptly stopped payment support to models on popular pornography site PornHub following the discovery that the site had made “certain payments without the permission of the payment processor,” according to a Reuters report published November 14th.
However, as the site scrambles to find a new payments platform, the cryptocurrency industry seems to see an opportunity. PornHub itself has said that it is considering a payments option that uses cryptocurrency: “we currently pay out in Verge [XVG] and are evaluating adding other cryptocurrency payout options,” said Corey Price, vice president at Pornhub, to CoinDesk on Thursday.
Perhaps non-incidentally, the price of Verge had risen by more than 41.5% percent in the 24 hours since the news of Paypal’s withdrawal from PornHub first broke.
“[The] porn industry is definitely a leading indicator of technology adoption.”
In addition to Verge, which PornHub began accepting in April of 2018, PornHub also began accepting payments in Tron and ZCash in June of this year. However, performers do not have the option to accept payouts in Tron or ZCash.
At the time that the partnership between Verge and PornHub was formed, Litecoin founder Charlie Lee tweeted that the “porn industry is definitely a leading indicator of technology adoption. I’m glad to see them opening up to cryptocurrency.”
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In an emailed statement, the payments company said that “following a review, we have discovered that PornHub has made certain business payments through PayPal without seeking our permission. We have taken action to stop these transactions from occurring.”
PornHub said in a blog post that it was “devastated by PayPal’s decision to stop payouts to over a hundred thousand performers who rely on them for their livelihoods,” and asked users who “have PayPal as your payout option [to] please select a new method and update your information in your Model Settings tab.”
PornHub’s parent company, Luxembourg-based “MindGeek”, has not commented publicly on the matter. Finance Magnates reached out to Pornhub and to MindGeek, but did not hear back by press time.
Ties between crypto and the sex industry are closer than meets the eye
While a crypto payment option may be the best eventual choice for PornHub’s models, there may be a learning curve to overcome.
A number of news outlets have pointed to a Tweet by PornHun model Shyla Jennings in response to a question from TokenPay.

Indeed, Finance Magnates previously reported that the cryptocurrency and sex work industries began to intersect in a serious way in 2015 when Visa and Mastercard pulled their services from now-defunct Backpage, a site for personal ads that was often used by sex workers. At the time, both companies explained that the decision was made to end human trafficking.”
However, when the two major payment providers exited the site, sex workers who relied on Backpage to connect with clients were forced to switch to crypto; Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and Litecoin became the only forms of payment that could be used on Backpage.


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Pirate (ARRR) is a cryptocurrency that solves the issue of financial privacy on the blockchain through forced anonymous transactions. Protect your wallet and transactions with Pirate’s completely anonymous network. With forced private transactions, your privacy cannot be compromised by another users’ activity on the network. If you wish to learn more, please join the official Pirate Discord at https://pirate.black/discord/ or message FishyGuts#5085, who will be happy to help out.
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FishyGuts12-Nov-18 02:04 AM
That's not true.
A single Z9 costs as much as a high end video card and hashes 10-15 x as strong at the same electric cost.
Z9 mini*
A single Z9 or A9 costs less than a 6 GPU rig and hashes well over 10X as strong at a similar electric cost.
Now...
What you ARE betting on is hardware obselesence...
But some people are still running ASICs 2 years in.... a GPU from 2 years ago is not going to remain competetive much longer.
Now, I would argue that the ASIC will out earn the GPUs so much so that the resale value is a moot point.
THat and the amount of hardware and environmental waste created is less with ASIC's ( is my guess).
Then again...
I have 21 GPUs running and would argue for those too 100%.
So really @Captain_Jack it boils down to a lot of things and ones position on the issue.
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Nov-18 02:08 AM
@Captain_JackMy question isn't about 51% for asic resistance...it is mass participation
Then you phrased your question wrong and, as @FishyGuts points out, you're misinformed
Captain_Jack12-Nov-18 02:08 AM
I do think asics are the new norm...just sucks that the system seems to let the rich get richer...btw...i use asics myself...but I do miss the time a kid could participate...nostalgia i guess
I may well be misinformed...open to correction...I'm a developer nothing more.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Nov-18 02:10 AM
just sucks that the system seems to let the rich get richer
Given that a new ASIC costs less than a new GPU, I can't see the logic in your claim
Captain_Jack12-Nov-18 02:11 AM
I may be misinformed...I've read that large farms can purchase asics before general public...in bulk amounts...is that really true?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Nov-18 02:12 AM
yes, and in the same context, if you spend $30 million, you can have thousands of 2080TIs delivered by Friday
at a discount per
Captain_Jack12-Nov-18 02:13 AM
yes but everyone has opportunity to that product...the issue as I understand it (not first hand) is that not everyone can purchase said asics?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Nov-18 02:14 AM
The fact that a given country may have embargoes or whatever should not dictate the algorithm of any currency, ever
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Redbeard12-Nov-18 02:15 AM
Haha same as gas vs diesel.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Nov-18 02:15 AM
@Redbeard except thousands of people haven't been slaughtered over GPUs and ASICs (edited)
FishyGuts12-Nov-18 02:16 AM
@Captain_Jack I purchased 10 asics when they came out recently for Equihash. I'm wishing I bought 90 more
Redbeard12-Nov-18 02:16 AM
The truck argument genie not the slaughter for oil
FishyGuts12-Nov-18 02:16 AM
And I am just a garage miner running to his electric limit.
Captain_Jack12-Nov-18 02:17 AM
@FishyGuts thanks for the perspective...I agree. As I said I use miners and sold all my gpu's because I really like Pirate and think we have a limited mining window before the big boys make mining it 1/2 as productiive
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Nov-18 02:17 AM
I'm wishing I bought 90 more I'll sell you 50 minis @ $4k each
and sold all my gpu'swhy?(edited)
FishyGuts12-Nov-18 02:18 AM
6 BTC volume on ARRR on Digital Price.
Captain_Jack12-Nov-18 02:18 AM
because I'm not rich and wanted to go all in on ARRR
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Nov-18 02:18 AM
6 BTC volume right after I move all my offers back to KMD
GPUs still make bank, you just need to do something else with them
sells nothing
I love that the VRSC GPU miner came out right after everyone offloaded their GPUs
FishyGuts12-Nov-18 02:21 AM
1 BTC. 5 BTC worth on KMD.(edited)
26,400 KMD volume 24 hours
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Nov-18 02:22 AM
meh all that volume and like no price movement
goes back to
Redbeard12-Nov-18 02:22 AM
What does that mean to you?
Equilibrium?
Temporarily
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Nov-18 02:23 AM
What does that mean to you?
it means
Dumpers be dumpin'
Redbeard12-Nov-18 02:23 AM
It turning
FishyGuts12-Nov-18 02:23 AM
Hey everyone...
You've backed up your wallets right?
RIGHT?
Please say you have or you are doing it right now.
TEAMTALKS PROVIDES A SOAP BOX FOR THE CRYPTO TEAMS THROUGH RAW AND UNEDITED Q&A — THIS TIME I MET WITH DIRECTOR FISHYGUTS FROM PIRATE CHAIN
Hi @Potato Guy 9000
ARRR TipBotBOT12-Nov-18 02:26 AM
TipBot
Cannot tip with entered amount.
FishyGuts12-Nov-18 02:26 AM
grrrr
Captain_Jack12-Nov-18 02:26 AM
digital price
FishyGuts12-Nov-18 02:26 AM
Trading is live on Dig Price!
DigitalPrice.io: https://digitalprice.io/?inviter=4fdaf7
Please use these ref links. All proceeds will go towards pirate onboarding.
Since we have no dev fund or premine, this will help tremendously(edited)
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Use the ref links please everyone
The money goes towards pirate development.
Pinned a message.
dyorguy12-Nov-18 02:30 AM
What about that site to turn kmd into arrr is t that a better deal
yorktronic12-Nov-18 02:31 AM
@FishyGuts what do I back up for native mode coins in Agama?
Potato Guy 900012-Nov-18 02:31 AM
@FishyGuts you found me
FishyGuts12-Nov-18 02:31 AM
wallet.dat
appdata/roaming/komodo
yorktronic12-Nov-18 02:31 AM
oh it's in roaming
k
FishyGuts12-Nov-18 02:31 AM
Each asset has it's own folder
yorktronic12-Nov-18 02:32 AM
thx
FishyGuts12-Nov-18 02:32 AM
@dyorguy its the same price as the floor price on the exchange but you can only buy 77.7 at a time.
 Are you mining this? Or Perhaps KMDICE? I finally switched a few rigs to KMDICE today.
I will be back in a half hour all.
!kmdtip @Potato Guy 9000 0.999
KMD TipBotBOT12-Nov-18 02:35 AM
TipBot
@FishyGuts (FishyGuts#5085)
You tipped @Potato Guy 90000.999 KMD
Potato Guy 900012-Nov-18 02:35 AM
I'm happy to be part of the pirate party now
Hey thanks!
I'll have to figure out how the tip thing works tomorrow. In bed for today!
G'night pirate
Captain_Jack12-Nov-18 02:39 AM
@FishyGuts good job getting ARRR listed btw...kind of sucks that there is no mining % for pirate devs but good to see a garage miner in the mix!
@dyorguy ^ but I say Digital Price is the best place.
at12-Nov-18 03:16 AM
@FishyGuts any mining calculator for kmdice?
FishyGuts12-Nov-18 03:17 AM
@at I don’t know. @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 would know.
Net hash / your hash x blockreward daily= your daily estimate rewards.
I think.
s0ftmachine12-Nov-18 03:30 AM
@FishyGuts on your interview, I saw (&retweeted) on Twitter
damodar12-Nov-18 03:32 AM
iam unable to move pirate coin to digitalprice exchange
it say success but transcation id showing error
can someone help
transaction id error: Error JSON:[object
FishyGuts12-Nov-18 03:35 AM
@s0ftmachine the one with crypto rich or the written Q&A yesterday?
Thanks!
How long ago did you send it @damodar
damodar12-Nov-18 03:36 AM
30 mins
can i send screenshot bro
s0ftmachine12-Nov-18 03:39 AM
Yes. @FishyGuts Fi& thank you for your work on Pirate
FishyGuts12-Nov-18 03:44 AM
What’s your handle so we can all follow and tweet
@damodar open a ticket with digpri if it’s not there in 30 more. Also check your wallet to see how long it took to process.


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Not Liking Cops now punishable offense
Michigan Live | Submitted by: Meerkat
"Lori Blumke thought she was doing her civic duty last week when she told a judge her recent hard feelings toward police officers might taint her ability to serve as an impartial juror. She was stunned when David Buter, chief judge of Grand Rapids District Court, declined to excuse her from jury duty. Instead, he ordered her to perform 24 hours of community service."
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Reuters | Submitted by: Mark B
"The caregiver, who had worked for the old man for five years, told
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and served it up when the man asked for some hummus, a chickpea spread
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U.S. sent Iraq wargerms in mid 1980's
Buffalo News | Submitted by: WINGNUT
"West Nile Virus, E. coli, anthrax and botulism were among the potentially
fatal biological cultures that a U.S. company sent under U.S. Commerce
Department licenses after 1985, when Ronald Reagan was president, according
to the Senate testimony. The Commerce Department under the first Bush
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Sun | Submitted by: nick t
"It is unacceptable that a member of staff would behave in such a way.
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representative of our workforce who conduct themselves in a professional
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Bicycle biddies terrorize streets of Tokyo
Mainichi Daily News | Submitted by: LucrezaBorgia
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bicycle is the fastest way to traverse short distances. But, the women's
weekly notes, growing numbers of women are forming Mama-chari bosozoku, or
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Double amputee killed by falling rock
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Four African lions killed in Arkansas woods
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Stalin's legacy: $3 a month
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great dictator, Joseph Stalin. The KGB secret police executed her father
in 1938, then arrested and imprisoned her mother in a work camp...
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 The dog suffered severe injuries when a wooden pole
was inserted into its rectum, said Det. Mike Duffey of the Pima County
Sheriff's Department." But the best quote is: "This is a bad one because this
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Grandma is a perv
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reality sets her apart from most others - the woman with the cane has
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said Judith West, deputy director of the Detroit Health Department,
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shot, Lee heard a stern voice commanding him to "Stand away from the camera"--
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his elbow... said he fired about 10 shots at the alligator but missed
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not unite the population. The language question surfaced when East Timor,
together with the United Nations and the World Bank, started rebuilding the
country's educational infrastructure. What would be the language of tutoring?
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A South Korean film that garnered kudos at the Cannes festival has run
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an Elgin 15-year-old, smeared their shorts with gasoline around 10 p.m.
Saturday and took turns lighting each other in the back yard of an
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Canada welcomes terrorists
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"If you wanted to get anything into Canada from the west side, this is
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her companion. Technically, her "companion" at the Wishing Well Motel
was her brother-in-law, and they had checked in 90 minutes before the
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Millitary computers detect diarrhea
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diarrhea'," Lewis told a seminar sponsored by the American Medical
Association. "They said, 'No we don't; go away'". his went on for
three days until finally the doctors at the depot recognized
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This is the homepage for my band! It's a Github Pages / Jekyll site that has evolved over time, which now includes news, shows, and individual pages for each release. It has been fun expanding it as needed.
AudioFilms are perfect for long drives and epic road trips. AudioFilms are perfect for friends who've seen the same movie dozens of times and can quote the entire thing in their sleep. AudioFilms can paint amazing pictures in your mind because the pictures are already there, waiting to be retrieved.
Chedda is a super duper simple expense tracker.  It started out as a proof-of-concept for a few logistical challenges I had rolling around in my brain, but then it ended up being pretty interesting and useful. I originally made it as a single-user platform for myself, but then my girlfriend said she wanted to try using it, and then a couple friends wanted in on the action too. I've got about 10 users right now with nearly $50,000 in tracked expenses. I know. It's kind of a big deal.
I'm really looking forward to the day when I have a couple years of data to play around with. I daydream about pie charts and line graphs.
I really enjoy This American Life, but I absolutely hate the podcast subscription service through iTunes. Thankfully the current TAL podcast can be downloaded from their website for free, but I never remember in time and then I'm forced to listen through their weird flash player on their non-mobile-friendly website. Ruby to the rescue! I wrote a couple Nokogiri scripts, wired up an S3 bucket, and now I'm good to go whenever I want.
The story with poopypants.net goes all the way back to the Fall of 2008. I took a picture of a funny little scrap of paper taped on my brother's bathroom wall that somehow turned into my most-viewed photo on Flickr, Professor Poopypants's Pocket-Sized "Name Change-O-Chart 2000". As an exercise in Ruby programming, I turned that chart into a little ruby script. The website was the logical next step.
You can read the full history at poopypants.net/about.
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A new release of openark kit is out. Some interesting additions.changes are:
openark kit is a set of utilities for MySQL, helping in easing out everyday’s work. Let’s look more closely at the changes.
oak-online-alter-table
The utility allows for non-blocking ALTER TABLE operations, under certain limitations. One limitation which has been removed in the current release was the single-column UNIQUE KEY limitation. As of now, a requirement for running oak-online-alter-table is that the altered table has some UNIQUE KEY. It could be numerical, textual, single column, multi-column (compound), anything.
“Walking a string” is an SQL technique to convert a single value into multiple rows result set. For example, walking the string ‘hello’ results with 5 rows, each of which contains a single character from the text.
I’ll present a brief example of walking a string, and then show how to “unwalk” the string: do the reverse operation.
To walk a string, an integers table is required (or this could be a good use for SeqEngine):
This post follows Ronald Bradford’s More Basic MySQL Security, and Lenz Grimmer’s Basic MySQL Security: Providing passwords on the command line and More on MySQL password security.
In Ronald’s post I’ve argued that passwords provided on command line are visible in plaintext on “ps aux”. Lenz has argued that this is incorrect, providing the source code to support that. Giuseppe commenting that this has been fixed since 2002. Later on, Lenz shows that passwords are visible in plaintext on OpenSolaris, Solaris and variants of BSD and SysV.
Mental note: old habits die hard; I must remember to revisit issues from time to time.
Centralizing
Back to the question: why use a file to store your password, and not provide it on command line?
I’ve encountered the same problem twice for different customers, so I guess it’s worth a discussion.
A common task for web applications is to find out the country/region of a user, based on her IP address, as can be detected in the HTTP request. Depending on the country of origin, the website can translate dates for different time zones, can change locale settings, and, perhaps most commonly, show advertisements in her native language.
To start with, there’s a table which lists the IP ranges per country/region. Let’s assume we’re only dealing with IPv4:
CREATE TABLE regions_ip_range (
regions_ip_range_id INT UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT,
country VARCHAR(64) CHARSET utf8,
region VARCHAR(64) CHARSET utf8,
start_ip INT UNSIGNED,
end_ip INT UNSIGNED,
…
PRIMARY KEY(regions_ip_range_id),
…
);
The table is fixed, and is populated. Now the question arises: how do we query this table, and which indexes should be created?
The wrong way
The form I’ve encountered is as follows: an index is declared on regions_ip_range:
KEY ip_range_idx (start_ip, end_ip)
And the query goes like this:
SELECT * FROM regions_ip_range
WHERE my_ip BETWEEN start_ip AND end_ip
When working with InnoDB, you have two ways for managing the tablespace storage:
- Throw everything in one big file (optionally split).
- Have one file per table.
I will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the two options, and will strive to convince that innodb_file_per_table is preferable.
A single tablespace
Having everything in one big file means all tables and indexes, from all schemes, are ‘mixed’ together in that file.
This allows for the following nice property: free space can be shared between different tables and different schemes. Thus, if I purge many rows from my log table, the now unused space can be occupied by new rows of any other table.
This same nice property also translates to a not so nice one: data can be greatly fragmented across the tablespace.
An annoying property of InnoDB’s tablespaces is that they never shrink. So after purging those rows from the log table, the tablespace file (usually ibdata1) still keeps the same storage. It does not release storage to the file system.
I’ve seen more than once how certain tables are left unwatched, growing until disk space reaches 90% and SMS notifications start beeping all around.
The two server variables, report_host and report_port, are not commonly used. One of the reasons, I suspect, is that they do not appear in any of the standard .cnf files provided with a MySQL installation.
For a replication environment, I find these two variables to be very useful.
Where are these variables used?
Here’s a slightly modified exerpt from a MySQL master node I have, and which has two slaves:
I came today upon a very strange issue. It seems like MySQL is unable to utilize a compound index when evaluating a plan for a query with a range condition. I’m looking for an explanation. I’ll appreciate any insight on this.
Continuing Variables ambiguities in names and values, there are two more issues I wish to present. First, I've shown that variable values may be ambiguous. Thus, 1 and ON are interchangeable. But also 1 and YES. The important thing to note is that it's not always like that. You can't just swap 1 for ON or YES as you will: it depends on the variable. Thus, a specific variable (e.g. query_cache_type) may accept ON for 1 - but will not accept YES.
Writing up some scripts, I see more and more ambiguities with regard to global variables.
For one thing, the names ambiguity between the hyphen (‘-’) and the underscore (’_‘). So wait_timeout and wait-timeout are the same variable.
But just check out the many levels of inconsistency:
- Command line arguments (e.g. run mysqld with option variables) use the hyphen convention
- mysql –verbose –help shows the hyphen convention
- SHOW GLOBAL VARIABLES uses the underscore convention
- The MySQL supplied sample configuration files use both conventions interchangeably
Enough? Not quite: there are ambiguities in values, as well. For example, you may set query_cache_type to 1 or ON. These are equivalent. That’s very friendly. However:
This is just something that I realized this morning. There were some talks about how the “MySQL Users Conference & Expo” was renamed to “MySQL Conference & Expo” - thereby omitting the “Users” part. The talk was something like “So where are we, the users, in this story?”
But what I’ve just recalled was a discussion (was it previous year, or the one before that?) comparing the “PostgreSQL Conference” and the “MySQL Users Conference”, as it was named back then. In that discussion, the PostgreSQL people were bashing MySQL, saying that the “PostgreSQL Conference” was all about the database and whatever was around it, whilst the “MySQL Users Conference” clearly stated that the attendees were “just users”, not like real participants or members.


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- i slid over 10 feet across asphalt getting severe road rash on my knees, palms, wrists, elbows, chest, face, shoulders, back, and hips.
- spliting my head open under on the underneath of a trailer while playing hide and seek when i was 3 or 4 years old
- falling off a ledge that was about 3 and half stories up and landing on my side
- being hit in the head ball a properly trown baseball in my left ear
- being hit by a car, getting wiplash while already having a concussion
- being closed lined by a chain while at full sprint right below my ribs
- forcibly dislocating my shoulder on a half wall made of concrete while on my longboard and having my dog pulls me
- rolling down an uneven hill through thorn bushes
- being punched in the back of my neck full force
- falling 2 stories down a tree hitting many branches on the way down
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description: "Your mother passed away recently. You go back to your childhood home to gather her pictures and remember fond childhood memories. However, memories aren’t always accurate, and your past may be much more complicated than you recall...
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tags: Windows Singleplayer Game-Jam Unity
project_members: {
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Jessica (Jess) Cao: Art,
Carter Williams: Story and Programming,
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class
qucat.
Network
(netlist)[source]¶ Constructs a Qcircuit object from a list of components without resorting to a graphical user interface.
The list can be composed of instances of the
qucat.L
,qucat.C
,qucat.R
orqucat.J
classes for inductors, capacitors, resistors or junctions respectively.This Qcircuit construction method offers the advantage of programmatically constructing the circuit of the GUI class. On could, for example, construct an array of LC-resonators using a python
for
loop, which would be tedious using a graphical user interface. The disadvantage is that one cannot use the plotting toolsshow()
orshow_normal_modes()
to visualize the circuit or its innerworkings.- Parameters
netlist (list of
qucat.Component
) – See examples- Returns
A Qcircuit object, see qucat.Qcircuit
- Return type
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Examples
Here we construct a parallel combination of a capacitor, inductor and junction, grounded on one end and connected at the other end through a capacitor to a 50 Ohm resistor to ground.
Import the Network class, and the components we will need
>>> from qucat import Network, R,L,C,J
Note that the components (R,L,C,J) accept node indexes as their two first arguments, here we will use the node
0
to designate ground. The last arguments should be a label (str
) or a value (float
) or both, the order in which these arguments are provided are unimportant.>>> circuit = Network([ ... L(0,1,'L',1e-9), # Add the inductor between ground and node 1 ... C(0,1,100e-15,'C'), # Add the capacitor ... J(0,1,'L_J'), # Add the junction ... C(1,2,1e-15), # Add a capacitor which will connect to a resistor ... R(2,0,50) # Add a 50 Ohm resistance to ground ... ])
The junction was parametrized only by a string
L_J
, this is the best way to proceed if one wants to sweep the value of a component. Indeed, the most computationally expensive part of the analysis is performed upon initializing the Network, subsequently changing the value of a component and re-calculating a quantity such as the frequency or anharmonicity can be performed much faster.For example, we can compute the eigenfrequency, loss-rates, anharmonicity, and Kerr parameters of the circuit for a specific junction inductance.
>>> circuit.f_k_A_chi(L_J = 1e-9)


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1 package it.polimi.ingsw.Game;
2
3 import java.io.Serializable;
4
5 public class Worker implements Serializable, Cloneable {
6 private Tile tile;
7 private Player owner;
8
9 /**
10 * Create a worker object
11 * @param owner the player who owns this worker
12 * @param startingTile where to initially place this worker
13 */
14 public Worker(Player owner, Tile startingTile) {
15 this.tile = startingTile;
16 this.owner = owner;
17
18 startingTile.setOccupant(this);
19 }
20
21 public Player getOwner() {
22 return owner;
23 }
24
25 public Tile getTile() {
26 return tile;
27 }
28
29 public void setTile(Tile tile) {
30 this.tile = tile;
31 }
32
33 /**
34 * Create a deep clone of this object
35 * @return a new worker that is owned by the same player as this, but placed on no tile.
36 * @throws CloneNotSupportedException if any field is not cloneable
37 */
38 @Override
39 public Worker clone() throws CloneNotSupportedException {
40 Worker clone = (Worker) super.clone();
41 clone.tile = null;
42 clone.owner = this.owner.clone();
43 return clone;
44 }
45 }


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| 4.3 |
COLLECTIONS-706 |
Add SetUtils.unmodifiableSet(T... items) method |
New Feature |
Fixed |
Resolved |
| 4.3 |
COLLECTIONS-703 |
The PassiveExpiringMap#put() method should return the previous record only if not expired |
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Fixed |
Closed |
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COLLECTIONS-701 |
StackOverflowError in SetUniqueList.add() when it receives itself |
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Resolved |
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COLLECTIONS-696 |
AbstractReferenceMap made easier for subclassing; PR #51. |
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COLLECTIONS-692 |
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Activision Reportedly Developing New Crash Bandicoot Game
by John RidlehooverCrash Bandicoot could be making his return in a new game developed by Activision.
"Heard from a good Acti connection that Activision does have a new Crash game coming," Twitter user Sabi posted. "And no, not specifically that 4chan leak that included World. Can’t deconfirm World, just know that’s not what I’m talking about. Vicarious seems to be it, but can’t be 100% on that part."
The game may also feature a new story as Sabi also mentioned later in the comments, "They said new, not a remake."
The first Crash Bandicoot game premiered on September 9, 1996, for Playstation. The franchise has since gained immense popularity and has had games featured across many different platforms, including GameBoy Advance, GameCube, Nintendo Switch, Xbox 360 and more.
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The Crash Bandicoot game was created by Andy Gavin, Charles Zembillas, David Siller, Jason Rubin and Joe Pearson for Rubin Universal Interactive Studios and Sony Computer Entertainment. The latest game to feature Crash Bandicoot was Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled, which premiered on June 21, 2019. Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled can be played on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.
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Lecture 1: Course intro; computational reproducibility; R & RStudio
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Lab 1: Meet RStudio, projects, scripts, basic reading & wrangling, intro to ggplot2 | Broman & Woo "Data organization in spreadsheets
Lowndes et al. "Our path to better science in less time using open data science tools" |
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Chapters 4 - 7 in "Fundamentals of Data Visualization" by Claus O. Wilke |
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Lecture 5: Data visualization Part 1 Lecture 6: Data visualization Part 2 |
Lab 3: Data visualization, dplyr::case_when(), purrr::modify_if(), writing files & saving figures, {here} for file paths | Chapters 9 - 11 in "Fundamentals of Data Visualization" by Claus O. Wilke
Ch. 5 (Data Transformation) in R for Data Science by Grolemund & Wickham |
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Lab 4: Meet GitHub; work between RStudio & GitHub; tabs in markdown; interactive graphs & tables with plotly & DT; annotate ggplots | No new reading - catch up on previous weeks & study for midterm |
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Lecture 9: Exploring distributions, probability density, uncertainty intro, and hypothesis test overview
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Lab 5: Counting things, exploring normality, parsing dates, t-tests intro | No Week 5 reading |
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Lecture 10: What are p-values; what aren't p-values; one- and two-sample t-tests
Lecture 11: Means comparisons continued (t-tests) |
Lab 6: two-sample t-tests, intro to basic functions and for loops | Using effect size - or why the p-value is not enough |
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(Monday holiday) Lecture 12: Type II and Type II errors, effect size, one-way ANOVA intro
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| 8 |
Lecture 13: One-way ANOVA continued, post-hoc tests, overview of rank-based tests Lecture 14: Chi-square test for independence |
Lab 8: One-way ANOVA, chi-square, tables, plotting means and standard errors | |
| 9 |
Lecture 15: Simple linear regression by OLS, coefficient of determination, Pearson's r Lecture 16 handout: Multiple linear regression introduction (read through before taking quiz)
| Lab 9: Simple linear regression (see docs on GauchoSpace) | |
| 10 |
Lecture 17: Multiple linear regression continued Lecture 18: Moving forward with regression, recap, and more important things |
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Shaq, Charles Barkley skewer Hassan Whiteside over lack of effort (Video)
by TSD StaffThe Miami Heat finally rid themselves of Hassan Whiteside once and for all, trading him to the Portland Trail Blazers over the offseason, and they’ve benefited big-time.
Miami is off to a surprising 6-2 start, while Portland, on the other hand, has been struggling, at 3-5.
And “Inside the NBA” analysts Shaq and Charles Barkley believe Whiteside is a major reason for the Blazers’ woes. They both went off on him during Thursday’s broadcast, talking about his lack of effort, and his performance on the court.
Shaq got the ball rolling:
Then Sir Charles weighed in as well:
It didn’t take Whiteside long to fire back, either.
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Install a dedicated NTP server. Configure domain controllers to get time information from the internal NTP server. Configure the workstations and network devices to get time from the internal NTP server.
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My friends and I are marijuana smokers, we are all about 18-19.
As a legal alternative another friend of mine suggested Salvia Divinorum. I myself did alot of reading on the subject. I found many reports of people have intense and uncontrollable experiences and vivid hallucinations. My friend 'T' and I had thought about using psychoactives for awhile before this, mainly thinking about shrooms. Unfortunately where we live they are next to impossible to get for some reason, and we really didn't know that many dealers for anything besides marijuana. I suppose the reason is that the people we knew weren't really dealers but just grew their own stash, and were willing to smoke us up or sell us some at a discount, since it wasn't a business to them. Anyway off topic.
We ordered about 3 grams I believe of Salvia, of the Green Rating (the weakest variety). There were three of us in my room at home when we decided to smoke it. We had rented three trippin movies (Fear and Loathing, SLC Punk, and Friday) and settled down to watch them with the lights down low and smoke. My friend 'T' went first while I offered to sit for them first since it was my house and mty friends salvia.  Wow, I said to myself. He was babbling and I couldn't understand him, but I just got him onto the couch sitting down. He would tell me later that he felt like he was melting into the floor for about 30 seconds.
My other friend smoked a bowl and calmly lied down on my bed which is just a mattress on the floor. I asked if he felt anything and he said no completely soberly. So much for that. I waited ten minutes and since nothing incredible was happening with my friends I decided it was my turn to smoke.
We were using a regular tabacco pipe half-stuffed with flavored tabacco, with the salvia sprinkled in a pinch on top. I lit the Salvia and kept the flame directly on it like it said to for maximum effect while breathing in. I couldn't hold it, the smoke felt like damp, wet smoke in my lungs and I had to cough even after just 3 seconds. I tried three times and couldn't hold it.
As far as effects from that I felt kind of weird. Mainly just a body high, things looked intense, and I was interested in simple things. But that just felt like weed without the feeling of happiness. This lasted for about 5 minutes. I was really disappointed. No visions, no journey.
It still felt like week old watery tasting smoke in my lungs, not exactly pleasant, but I was immediately knocked of my feet. The next ten minutes I had no control over myself. I started dancing a little bit and slapping my friend on the head, I have no idea why. Not in a mean way just playing. But I still wasn't TRIPPING, just high. I've had more trippy experiences from marijuana.
After about ten minutes I started to get really introverted. Whereas before I had been outgoing and happy now I felt indrawn and a little pissy. 'T' and I were just sitting watching TV while my other friend played video games in the background. I could hear all the noise bombarding me and I got really pissy, I just wanted the noise to stop. It wasn't even loud but it was bothering me. I was pissed at my friends for making the noise but I didn't say anything. This was obviously the Salvia putting me in this mood which is odd because the reports I read said it made you feel happy and 'loved'. Eventually we fell asleep, and I didn't see any trippy visuals other than some distorting that I would have had with a good high.
To cap off, to me it wasn't really worth it. It was foul tasting and didn't do much for me. I have smoked alot more of it since and every time I have less desire to do it again. Mostly I do it by myself and it definately didn't make me feel good about myself, I just kind of spaced out for a long time and that was it. Although I have written some fine poetry under the influence of the green goddess. Other than that it seems pretty quick and harmless, at least from my experience.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Container class the maintains a running median (and mean) value for a stream of values. More...
#include </Users/howes/src/sidecar/Utils/RunningMedian.h>
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| class | OrderedIndex |
| Representation of an address to a specific ordered value in the RunningMedian container. More... | |
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| RunningMedian (size_t windowSize, double initialValue=0.0) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| ~RunningMedian () | |
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| double | addValue (double value) |
| Add a new sample to the container, and obtain an updated median value. More... | |
| double | getMedianValue () const |
| Obtain the current median value for the samples seen so far. More... | |
| double | getEstimatedMeanValue () const |
| Obtain an estimated mean (average) value of the samples seen so far. More... | |
| double | getTrueMeanValue () |
| Obtain the true mean (average) value of the samples seen so far. More... | |
| double | getMinimumValue () const |
| Obtain the minimum value of all of the samples held by the container. More... | |
| double | getMaximumValue () const |
| Obtain the maximum value of all of the samples held by the container. More... | |
| OrderedIndex | generateOrderedIndex (size_t index) const |
| Obtain an OrderedIndex object that corresponds to a given offset in the sample window. More... | |
| double | getOrderedValue (const OrderedIndex &index) const |
| Obtain the value for the sample in the ordered window at the given location. More... | |
| double | getOrderedValue (size_t index) const |
| Convenience method for fetching ordered sample values without dealing with OrderedIndex objects. More... | |
| void | clear (double initialValue=0.0) |
| Reset the container so that all samples have a given initial value. More... | |
| void | setWindowSize (size_t windowSize, double initialValue=0.0) |
| Reset the container so that it has a new sample window size. More... | |
| void | dump () const |
| Write out a textual representation of the internal container to the RunningMedian log device. More... | |
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| static Logger::Log & | Log () |
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Container class the maintains a running median (and mean) value for a stream of values.
Instances have a fixed window size that determines how many samples to track for median calculations; after receiving this number of samples, the algorithm starts to forget the oldest sample.
The basics of the algorithm were taken from the paper "Efficient Algorithm for computing a Running Median" by Soumya D. Mohanty for the CalTech/MIT LIGO project. The key insight from the paper is the management of an array of equidistant 'checks' or 'fingers' that point to nodes of an ordered link-list. These nodes offer improved search speed over walking the linked list, with the increased complexity necessary to manage them as the elements in the linked-list move around.
Although the algorithm described is sound, the C implementation in the paper has some bugs that affected performance. In my implementation, I use the term 'fingers' to refer to the entity the paper calls a 'check'.
TODO: since the fingers are always ordered, an even faster implementation would be to use binary search on them to find the one to use to locate a given ordered link-list node.
Definition at line 27 of file RunningMedian.h.
| RunningMedian::RunningMedian | ( | size_t | windowSize, |
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Constructor.
Creates a new container for windowSize samples, initialized to initialValue values.
| windowSize | number of samples to remember |
| initialValue | initial value to give to window samples |
Definition at line 19 of file RunningMedian.cc.
References setWindowSize().
| double RunningMedian::addValue | ( | double | value | ) |
Add a new sample to the container, and obtain an updated median value.
| value | sample value to add |
Definition at line 155 of file RunningMedian.cc.
References dump(), Log(), LOGDEBUG, LOGDEBUG3, LOGINFO, and Logger::ProcLog::showsDebug3().
Referenced by SideCar::Algorithms::ProcessingStat::beginProcessing().
| void RunningMedian::clear | ( | double | initialValue = 0.0 | ) |
Reset the container so that all samples have a given initial value.
| initialValue | the initial value to use |
Definition at line 370 of file RunningMedian.cc.
Referenced by SideCar::Algorithms::ProcessingStat::reset(), and setWindowSize().
| void RunningMedian::dump | ( | ) | const |
Write out a textual representation of the internal container to the RunningMedian log device.
Only useful for debugging purposes.
Definition at line 324 of file RunningMedian.cc.
References Log(), LOGDEBUG, and LOGINFO.
Referenced by addValue().
| RunningMedian::OrderedIndex RunningMedian::generateOrderedIndex | ( | size_t | index | ) | const |
Obtain an OrderedIndex object that corresponds to a given offset in the sample window.
For instance, an index value of zero (0) would return an OrderedIndex object that refers to the smallest element in the container, and a value of windowSize_ - 1 would return an OrderedIndex for the largest value.
| index | ordered sample in the running window to refer to. Value must be < windowSize_. |
Definition at line 463 of file RunningMedian.cc.
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Obtain an estimated mean (average) value of the samples seen so far.
For speed, the RunningMedian class maintains a running sum of the sample values, and this method simply divides the running sum by the window size to obtain a mean value. However, note that after some amount of time, this calculation will most likely deviate from the true mean value due to rounding errors, especially when the magnitude between the largest and smallest values is very large. One can always obtain a true mean value via getTrueMeanValue() method, at some cost in performance.
Definition at line 82 of file RunningMedian.h.
Referenced by SideCar::Algorithms::ProcessingStat::getAverageProcessingTime(), and getTrueMeanValue().
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Obtain the maximum value of all of the samples held by the container.
Definition at line 101 of file RunningMedian.h.
Referenced by SideCar::Algorithms::ProcessingStat::getAverageProcessingTime().
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Obtain the current median value for the samples seen so far.
Definition at line 71 of file RunningMedian.h.
Referenced by SideCar::Algorithms::ProcessingStat::getAverageProcessingTime().
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Obtain the minimum value of all of the samples held by the container.
Definition at line 95 of file RunningMedian.h.
Referenced by SideCar::Algorithms::ProcessingStat::getAverageProcessingTime().
| double RunningMedian::getOrderedValue | ( | const OrderedIndex & | index | ) | const |
Obtain the value for the sample in the ordered window at the given location.
| index | location to fetch |
Definition at line 480 of file RunningMedian.cc.
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Convenience method for fetching ordered sample values without dealing with OrderedIndex objects.
| index | offset from the start of the running window to fetch |
Definition at line 127 of file RunningMedian.h.
References getOrderedValue().
Referenced by getOrderedValue().
| double RunningMedian::getTrueMeanValue | ( | ) |
Obtain the true mean (average) value of the samples seen so far.
Unlike, getMeanValue(), this method calculates the sum of the samples from scratch.
Definition at line 454 of file RunningMedian.cc.
References getEstimatedMeanValue().
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Obtain Logger::Log device to use for instances of this class.
Definition at line 13 of file RunningMedian.cc.
References Logger::Log::Find().
Referenced by addValue(), dump(), generateOrderedIndex(), getOrderedValue(), and setWindowSize().
| void RunningMedian::setWindowSize | ( | size_t | windowSize, |
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Reset the container so that it has a new sample window size.
If the given window size is the same as the current one, the effect will be the same as calling clear(initialValue).
| windowSize | new size to use |
| initialValue | the initial value to use for samples |
Definition at line 31 of file RunningMedian.cc.
References clear(), Log(), LOGDEBUG, and LOGINFO.
Referenced by RunningMedian().