A channel to discuss trading.  Anyone can do that
yes, you're a perfect example of that being true
Cye_BigDaddy07-Apr-19 10:24 PM
Yep. As you say dude. I'm a very polite guy. You on the other hand...hmm.. Internet!
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴07-Apr-19 10:26 PM
I'm far more interested in facts than PC culture
Cye_BigDaddy07-Apr-19 10:28 PM
Yep. Your facts are 7%=5000 from a total of 4000(100%). Anyway I think we are also spaming in the wrong channel. So see you around smart guy!
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴07-Apr-19 10:29 PM
You blame vbk for the 100+ fee.
I'm still waiting for you to show me where I did that....
 It’s the only way to be sure.
Hollowman900007-Apr-19 11:09 PM
I’m good with it
Send it
Cye_BigDaddy07-Apr-19 11:29 PM
I didn't banned you.  You might wanna DM Tim for that or create a new account.
Ehh.
PHBA206107-Apr-19 11:37 PM
what if the one who banned Emmanuel keep denying then ? if he didn't violate the rules then any mod can unban him right ?
Cye_BigDaddy07-Apr-19 11:40 PM
Anything in the world can be done in a better way @Deleted User .
strugglebus07-Apr-19 11:40 PM
Emmanuel I got banned too, I am pretty sure it was Shiggidy
I was in there the same day you were, I asked if the devs were able to sell on trex with the IEO people
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and boom banned
PHBA206107-Apr-19 11:45 PM
shiggidy has admin role, is he a member of Veriblock team ?
strugglebus07-Apr-19 11:47 PM
no, he is an admin or part of most shitcoins he gets "involved" in. my knowledge and experience of him is that hes extremely shady and involved in price manipulation big time. id take nothing that he says about a project and its merits at face value ever.
vbk is quite a change from what he is usually involved in, which is the shittest of the shittest shitcoins. he gets in early and manipulates prices using alts/friends and different tactics.
PHBA206107-Apr-19 11:48 PM
well, I could also guess what kind of person he is through his tweets ...
meanwhile, there is a ComputerJenny in Veriblock Discord right now who keep asking questions and they think it's CG in disguise (edited)
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Apr-19 12:49 AM
@Deleted User Tell them to lodge their complaints about me to me
meanwhile, there is a ComputerJenny in Veriblock Discord right now who keep asking questions and they think it's CG in disguise
It's Sunday, I've got better shit to do
Hollowman900008-Apr-19 12:56 AM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 is mean and hurts my feelings
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polycryptoblog08-Apr-19 01:22 AM
#safespace
Hollowman900008-Apr-19 01:31 AM
I’m banned from #safespace
Ain’t no rest for the wicked
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Gordon Komodo08-Apr-19 01:41 AM
maybe a #roastme channel
klein08-Apr-19 02:39 AM
I have a theory as to why there have been these 20% pumps in larger cap alts
some of these coins were showing weakness in and making lower lows in november december
some coins where showing strength and bucked the trend
then we had this move up recently
then there was these lagging big moves
probably from what I think is these dumb money crypto funds(edited)
they are just piling in after the fact
Sherdogz08-Apr-19 03:47 AM
It feels like deja vu to me how my btc worth is decreasing. And it always seem to happen in the weekends with low volume
74D3008-Apr-19 03:55 AM
Apple started in a garage. Just sayin
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Apr-19 03:56 AM
So did the car that asphyxiated 4 people
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It's all about perspective
74D3008-Apr-19 03:59 AM
Last I checked we have 3 or 4 garages.

That’s what I gather from last nights convo
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Apr-19 05:48 AM
you gater wrongly
Cryptoon08-Apr-19 05:51 AM
Would be a match made in heaven
Genie and Jenny
Even sounds good
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Apr-19 05:51 AM
has a much better match already, ty anyway
Caglio08-Apr-19 05:55 AM
^ lucky unicorn
sticking his horn
LocoMB08-Apr-19 06:41 AM
I distinctly remember @crunchycat boistering about coming back when VBK sourcecode has been disclosed- how about that?
seems to have forgotten about that in his zeal(edited)
Cryptoon08-Apr-19 06:41 AM
Btc moving up?
Hasnt been disclosed @LocoMB
Deposits on bittrex arent even open yet
So now that market is just the ieo buyers cirlclejerking and trading amongst themselves
LocoMB08-Apr-19 06:43 AM
yeah I know- so why is @crunchycat prancing around here, contrary to his claim?
Cryptoon08-Apr-19 06:43 AM
Want to give insiders the chance to dump before you let the testnet miners dump the premine
LocoMB08-Apr-19 06:45 AM
a word of advice for @crunchycat - iirc you said you are not a technical guy- which means that you are in well over your head, and when VBK crashes and burns, you will crash and burn with it (meaning, your poopy online avatar with the name, and the money you invested) - so it would be advisable to try to at least understand the basic technical features of the platforms involved..
is it looks right now, you are nothing but an overzealous acolyte burning himself on a trashy project. while nobody can prevent you from hitting yourself on the head with a hammer, you should understand that that the noise you are making while doing that is getting mightily on peoples nerves that know better [ refrains with superhuman strength from plastering two rows of monkey emos ](edited)
World's First Free Listing blockchain incubator & User as Owner Exchange: BitMesh lists good projects for free, users trading on BitMesh will get ownership token, which gives users the right to share profit generated through trading fee proceeds
Cye_BigDaddy08-Apr-19 11:43 AM
Bittrex still closed @jl777c
jl777c08-Apr-19 11:44 AM
yes, I can deduce that from the 1300 v 1700 price diffrence. such a large arbitrage doesnt last long, unless people are not able to deposit
when you pay retail at IEO and the IEO sites says that discounts are given OTC to volume buyers.... it seems silly to volume buy at retail, just buy at 1500 sats OTC instead of retail at 2500


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Here are some coding projects I have done so far at Epicodus. Included is one I did with a colleague of mine named John. It is labeled Cup Cake Website. These show the extent of my coding knowledge through the first three weeks of this course.
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Good news! TfL is freezing travel fares for the fourth year in a row
by By Lisa WrightYou don’t need us to tell you that living in London is expensive. Just take a look at your banking app. See? Ouch. Told you.
But while we’re all prone to moaning about the increasing price of a pint (a fiver! An outrage!) and lamenting how much of our wages we spent on that just-missed-the-last-train Uber, we’re also all for celebrating an easy win. Which is what we’ve been given by TfL, who, for the fourth year in a row, has announced that it’ll be freezing fares for pay-as-you-go travel.
That means bus fares will remain priced at £1.50 and off-peak tube journeys between Zones 2 and 6 will stay at their 2016 rates. Nice one, Sadiq.
Admittedly it’s not ALL good news: travel cards will go up by 2.8 percent in 2020 (that’s around a £40 increase for a yearly Zone 1 and 2 ticket). But for those taking each day as it comes, you’re in luck.
Because, yes, progress is good. But when it comes to spending rates, we’re all for slowing the forward-motion down…
Why not celebrate by hopping on the tube and exploring London’s cultural TfL map – a guide to all the cool goings-on near each station.


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The goal of sparsemediation is to conduct sparse mediation analysis.
You can install the released version of sparsemediation from CRAN with:
And the development version from GitHub with:
The sparse.mediation
function conducts sparse mediation for the specified tuning parameters for elastic net. Cross-validation is possible using cv.sparse.mediation
.
library(sparsemediation)
N = 100
V = 50
set.seed(1234)
a = rbinom(V, 1, 0.1) * 5
b <- a
X = scale(rnorm(N))
M = X %*% t(a) + matrix(rnorm(N * V), N, V)
Y = 10 * X + M %*% b + rnorm(N)
cvfit <- cv.sparse.mediation(
X,
M,
Y,
tol = 10 ^ (-10),
K = 4,
max.iter = 100,
lambda = log(1 + (1:10) / 25),
tau = c(0.5, 1, 2),
multicore = 4,
seednum = 1e+06
)
# fit <- sparse.mediation(
# X,
# M,
# Y,
# tol = 10 ^ (-10),
# max.iter = 100,
# lambda = cvfit$cv.lambda,
# tau = cvfit$cv.tau
# )


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| {{user.date | date:'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss'}} | {{user.speed}} | {{msToTime(user.movingTime)}} | Link | {{user.gsmLevel}} |
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| Idle Time | G-Map | Sat | Nearest Location | Duration (h:m:s) | |||
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| {{user.date | date:'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss'}} | Link | {{user.gsmLevel}} |
{{user.address}} {{addressIdle[$index]}} |
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| {{fuel.date | date:'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss'}} | {{fuel.fuelLitre}} | {{fuel.gsmLevel}} |
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Utility class to serialize / deserialize classes.


''' MIT License Copyright (c) 2019 dpierce1274 Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. ''' LSM9DS1_MAG_ADDRESS = 0x1E LSM9DS1_ACC_ADDRESS = 0x6B LSM9DS1_GYR_ADDRESS = 0x6B #///////////////////////////////////////// #// LSM9DS1 Accel/Gyro (XL/G) Registers // #///////////////////////////////////////// LSM9DS1_ACT_THS = 0x04 LSM9DS1_ACT_DUR = 0x05 LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_CFG_XL = 0x06 LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_THS_X_XL = 0x07 LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_THS_Y_XL = 0x08 LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_THS_Z_XL = 0x09 LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_DUR_XL = 0x0A LSM9DS1_REFERENCE_G = 0x0B LSM9DS1_INT1_CTRL = 0x0C LSM9DS1_INT2_CTRL = 0x0D LSM9DS1_WHO_AM_I_XG = 0x0F LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG1_G = 0x10 LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG2_G = 0x11 LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG3_G = 0x12 LSM9DS1_ORIENT_CFG_G = 0x13 LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_SRC_G = 0x14 LSM9DS1_OUT_TEMP_L = 0x15 LSM9DS1_OUT_TEMP_H = 0x16 LSM9DS1_STATUS_REG_0 = 0x17 LSM9DS1_OUT_X_L_G = 0x18 LSM9DS1_OUT_X_H_G = 0x19 LSM9DS1_OUT_Y_L_G = 0x1A LSM9DS1_OUT_Y_H_G = 0x1B LSM9DS1_OUT_Z_L_G = 0x1C LSM9DS1_OUT_Z_H_G = 0x1D LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG4 = 0x1E LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG5_XL = 0x1F LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG6_XL = 0x20 LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG7_XL = 0x21 LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG8 = 0x22 LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG9 = 0x23 LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG10 = 0x24 LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_SRC_XL = 0x26 LSM9DS1_STATUS_REG_1 = 0x27 LSM9DS1_OUT_X_L_XL = 0x28 LSM9DS1_OUT_X_H_XL = 0x29 LSM9DS1_OUT_Y_L_XL = 0x2A LSM9DS1_OUT_Y_H_XL = 0x2B LSM9DS1_OUT_Z_L_XL = 0x2C LSM9DS1_OUT_Z_H_XL = 0x2D LSM9DS1_FIFO_CTRL = 0x2E LSM9DS1_FIFO_SRC = 0x2F LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_CFG_G = 0x30 LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_THS_XH_G = 0x31 LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_THS_XL_G = 0x32 LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_THS_YH_G = 0x33 LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_THS_YL_G = 0x34 LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_THS_ZH_G = 0x35 LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_THS_ZL_G = 0x36 LSM9DS1_INT_GEN_DUR_G = 0x37 #/////////////////////////////// #// LSM9DS1 Magneto Registers // #/////////////////////////////// LSM9DS1_OFFSET_X_REG_L_M = 0x05 LSM9DS1_OFFSET_X_REG_H_M = 0x06 LSM9DS1_OFFSET_Y_REG_L_M = 0x07 LSM9DS1_OFFSET_Y_REG_H_M = 0x08 LSM9DS1_OFFSET_Z_REG_L_M = 0x09 LSM9DS1_OFFSET_Z_REG_H_M = 0x0A LSM9DS1_WHO_AM_I_M = 0x0F LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG1_M = 0x20 LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG2_M = 0x21 LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG3_M = 0x22 LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG4_M = 0x23 LSM9DS1_CTRL_REG5_M = 0x24 LSM9DS1_STATUS_REG_M = 0x27 LSM9DS1_OUT_X_L_M = 0x28 LSM9DS1_OUT_X_H_M = 0x29 LSM9DS1_OUT_Y_L_M = 0x2A LSM9DS1_OUT_Y_H_M = 0x2B LSM9DS1_OUT_Z_L_M = 0x2C LSM9DS1_OUT_Z_H_M = 0x2D LSM9DS1_INT_CFG_M = 0x30 LSM9DS1_INT_SRC_M = 0x30 LSM9DS1_INT_THS_L_M = 0x32 LSM9DS1_INT_THS_H_M = 0x33 #//////////////////////////////// #// LSM9DS1 WHO_AM_I Responses // #//////////////////////////////// LSM9DS1_WHO_AM_I_AG_RSP = 0x68 LSM9DS1_WHO_AM_I_M_RSP = 0x3D


"This place is truly a gem" - Jewel of India is a gem by Tom Sietsema of the to the. U S to hone his craft in one of the best Indian restaurants in New York City. Apr 24, 2012 1-Jewel-of-India-Buffalo-NY. jpg For meat lovers, there are plenty of beef, chicken , lamb and. shrimp choices (I'm a fan of the Indian curry
The aromas of North Indian cuisine draw passersby into Jewel of India's brick- lined doorway, leading them toward tables topped with saffron-colored linens
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A documentary about wounded veterans that Roger championed gets a screening at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago and screenings in New York and Los Angeles…
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ref_url: http://deanla.com/dont_reinvent_pandas.html#Map-with-dict ref_name: DeanLa's Blog ---
A dict is a callable with $f(key) = value$, there for you can call .map
with it. In this
example I want to make int key codes into letter.
df.event_type.map(lambda x: x+3).head()
# A dict is also a calleble
df['event_type'] = df.event_type.map({
1:'A',
5:'B',
7:'C'
})
df.head()
| event_type | |
|---|---|
| date_ | |
| 2018-10-09 17:01:30.662389 | B |
| 2018-10-09 17:01:30.687675 | B |
| 2018-10-09 17:03:23.952847 | A |
| 2018-10-09 17:05:42.327744 | C |
| 2018-10-09 17:06:29.708909 | C |


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Sir Lenny Henry and Stephen Fry land ‘major’ Doctor Who roles
It will be the first time in the sci-fi series for both of the TV regulars.
Sir Lenny Henry and Stephen Fry will star in “major roles” in the first episode of the new series of Doctor Who.
The TV stars will appear alongside Jodie Whittaker when the Tardis lands once more, but it is not yet known if they will be friend or foe to the Time Lord and her friends.
It will be a debut stint for both Sir Lenny and Fry in the sci-fi drama.
Fry said: “Short of being picked for a British space exploration programme and I readily concede that I’m past the age where I’d be considered (if I was ever the right age for such a posting) – then being in an episode of Doctor Who will certainly do as a very sweet second-place excitement.”
Sir Lenny added: “It was absolutely brilliant to be welcomed into the fantastical world of Doctor Who.
“The nearest I have been to the Tardis was when I played the Caribbean Doctor in the Lenny Henry Show, so as a life-long (hiding behind the sofa type) Doctor Who fan this is a very special moment for me.”
Doctor Who showrunner Chris Chibnall said that the series will return “with a bang – with two great British icons in major roles”.
He added: “One of the great joys of Doctor Who is getting to work with actors from your wish list. Stephen and Lenny are two of my absolute favourite actors – and to be able to bring them into Doctor Who, in our one of our biggest ever stories to kick off the new series, is an absolute thrill.”
Whittaker will return as the Thirteenth Doctor alongside co-stars Tosin Cole, Mandip Gill and Bradley Walsh in the new series, which will air next year.


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Loughlin, Giannulli fighting new charges in admissions case
by The Associated Press, StaffBOSTON - "Full House" actress Lori Loughlin and her fashion designer husband are contesting expanded charges against them in the college admissions bribery scandal.
Lawyers for Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli entered not guilty pleas on their behalf Tuesday to charges of conspiracy to commit federal program bribery.
Earlier this month, the couple waived their right to appear in federal court in Boston to answer to the latest counts.
Prosecutors added the bribery charge for 11 parents who previously pleaded not guilty in the case. Another 19 parents have pleaded guilty or agreed to do so.
Loughlin and Giannulli are accused of paying $500,000 to get their two daughters into the University of Southern California as fake athletic recruits. Their daughters no longer attend USC.
The couple previously pleaded not guilty to fraud and money laundering.


Komodo
kmdlabs
Please read pinned messages
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
jl777c
12-Oct-18 02:40 PM
a tipbot is a trusted tipbot
a trustless tipbot would be a first
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:40 PM
I really need a n address from each bettor in a send many json
I will pay 100 KMD for it
back in the day I would have jumped on that
Alright
12-Oct-18 02:40 PM
stop giving away KMD
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:40 PM
why ?
Alright
12-Oct-18 02:40 PM
why?
Deleted User
12-Oct-18 02:40 PM
komodo-cli sendmany "" "{"RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4":10,"RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4":10,"RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4":10,"RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4":10,"RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4":10,"RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4":10,"RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4":10}"
1
:p
CrisF
12-Oct-18 02:41 PM
because of tomorrow, haha
Alright
12-Oct-18 02:41 PM
there are better things you could put it towards, just saying
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:41 PM
KMd is KMD... holding it gives me more KMD.... if I give it to someone else .. then they hold it and get more KMD ... why do you thnk i made it 10
CrisF
12-Oct-18 02:42 PM
@Deleted User
clearly not satisfied with McDonalds
Deleted User
12-Oct-18 02:42 PM
XD
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:42 PM
!kmdtip soak 1
(edited)
KMD TipBot
BOT
12-Oct-18 02:42 PM
TipBot
Cannot soak with entered amount: not enough funds.
CryptAiz
12-Oct-18 02:42 PM
lol
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:43 PM
so ... the sendmany ?
Alright
12-Oct-18 02:43 PM
what are you giving away 5k STAKED for
I'll do it
1
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:43 PM
5k stked was just to get the first address .. lol how anyone who bet didnt just post their own address has me
c2k
12-Oct-18 02:44 PM
RSiGbLQxd9GVZQgCUtwMu5Ef2eoRCfCLxU
1
Deleted User
12-Oct-18 02:44 PM
my address is on the sendmany :p
c2k
12-Oct-18 02:44 PM
thats all i got
CryptAiz
12-Oct-18 02:44 PM
i want in!

Ghost
12-Oct-18 02:46 PM
@blackjok3r
RLJ9gnvkTrgjV7gXykcHmFaVjGY8xJRxEy
c2k
12-Oct-18 02:46 PM
thanks
@blackjok3r
(edited)
Deleted User
12-Oct-18 02:46 PM
komodo-cli sendmany "" "{"RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4":10,"RUzB6SgPECLiz65onXRS2CxgDP9fvzD6kw":10,"RSiGbLQxd9GVZQgCUtwMu5Ef2eoRCfCLxU":10,"RTGCCVU2KNQPA9vQjKH5iC6kUAVsKmPL7Y":10,"RLJ9gnvkTrgjV7gXykcHmFaVjGY8xJRxEy":10,"RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4":10,"kolo":10}"
missing
@kolo
Nabob
12-Oct-18 02:46 PM
RTvjAozspjz1PJfnHMzhETRDQ8jGUg9uTB
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:46 PM
if kolo doesnt want it ... what do we do ?
Deleted User
12-Oct-18 02:47 PM
and \ are not pasted right here ^^
Nabob
12-Oct-18 02:47 PM
remove this address RTGCCVU2KNQPA9vQjKH5iC6kUAVsKmPL7Y
Mylo
12-Oct-18 02:47 PM
put it in a gist so you can c+p re-use it. my free professional unwanted advice is always free
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:48 PM
we give
@Mylo
@kolo
s for winning
Mylo
12-Oct-18 02:48 PM
yep i'll take them
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:48 PM
looks like dwy is the winner
Mylo
12-Oct-18 02:48 PM
!tip thunder 1
@LabsAssistant
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:49 PM
unless someone beats him with the vail json sendmany?
Mylo
12-Oct-18 02:49 PM
!kmdtip thunder 1
@LabsAssistant
KMD TipBot
BOT
12-Oct-18 02:49 PM
:cloud_lightning:
@jorian
has been thunderstruck with 1 KMD!
Mylo
12-Oct-18 02:50 PM
!kmdtip thunder 1
@LabsAssistant
KMD TipBot
BOT
12-Oct-18 02:50 PM
:cloud_lightning:
@Bryan_Beus
has been thunderstruck with 1 KMD!
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:50 PM
hes got 3 or 4 now lucky duchma
jorian
12-Oct-18 02:50 PM
who me?
i'm rich
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:50 PM
do balance?
jorian
12-Oct-18 02:50 PM
spamfest much
!kmdtip balance
KMD TipBot
BOT
12-Oct-18 02:50 PM
TipBot
Please use
#tip-bot
to talk to TipBot.
jorian
12-Oct-18 02:50 PM
oh
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:50 PM
we have this other chat on the blockchain that has less spam
jorian
12-Oct-18 02:51 PM
13 KMD all from tips
gonna buy a crate of beer
Lennart
12-Oct-18 02:51 PM
wow grats
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:52 PM
@Deleted User
where is the sendmany ?
these ppl need to be paid
Nabob
12-Oct-18 02:52 PM
sendmany "" "{"RTvjAozspjz1PJfnHMzhETRDQ8jGUg9uTB":10,"RSiGbLQxd9GVZQgCUtwMu5Ef2eoRCfCLxU":10,"RUzB6SgPECLiz65onXRS2CxgDP9fvzD6kw":10,"RLJ9gnvkTrgjV7gXykcHmFaVjGY8xJRxEy":10,"RLJ9gnvkTrgjV7gXykcHmFaVjGY8xJRxEy":10,"RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4":10}"
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:53 PM
can anyone confirm thats correct?
Lennart
12-Oct-18 02:54 PM
mine looking good
Alright
12-Oct-18 02:54 PM
one of them is duped
Ghost
12-Oct-18 02:54 PM
mine is correct
Nabob
12-Oct-18 02:54 PM
sendmany "" "{\"RTvjAozspjz1PJfnHMzhETRDQ8jGUg9uTB\":10,\"RSiGbLQxd9GVZQgCUtwMu5Ef2eoRCfCLxU\":10,\"RUzB6SgPECLiz65onXRS2CxgDP9fvzD6kw\":10,\"RLJ9gnvkTrgjV7gXykcHmFaVjGY8xJRxEy\":10,\"RLJ9gnvkTrgjV7gXykcHmFaVjGY8xJRxEy\":10,\"RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4\":10}"
CrisF
12-Oct-18 02:54 PM
kolo 10 dwy 20 RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4 nabob 10 RTvjAozspjz1PJfnHMzhETRDQ8jGUg9uTB c2k 10 RSiGbLQxd9GVZQgCUtwMu5Ef2eoRCfCLxU ghost 10 RLJ9gnvkTrgjV7gXykcHmFaVjGY8xJRxEy lennart 10 RUzB6SgPECLiz65onXRS2CxgDP9fvzD6kw
Check
@Nabob
Nabob
12-Oct-18 02:55 PM
i got it
1
sendmany "" "{\"RTvjAozspjz1PJfnHMzhETRDQ8jGUg9uTB\":10,\"RSiGbLQxd9GVZQgCUtwMu5Ef2eoRCfCLxU\":10,\"RUzB6SgPECLiz65onXRS2CxgDP9fvzD6kw\":10,\"RLJ9gnvkTrgjV7gXykcHmFaVjGY8xJRxEy\":10,\"RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4\":10}"
only 5 ppl
CrisF
12-Oct-18 02:57 PM
@Deleted User
RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4
gets 20.
1
@kolo
has no address yet.
Deleted User
12-Oct-18 02:57 PM
komodo-cli sendmany "" "{\"RTvjAozspjz1PJfnHMzhETRDQ8jGUg9uTB\":10,\"RSiGbLQxd9GVZQgCUtwMu5Ef2eoRCfCLxU\":10,\"RUzB6SgPECLiz65onXRS2CxgDP9fvzD6kw\":10,\"RLJ9gnvkTrgjV7gXykcHmFaVjGY8xJRxEy\":10,\"RLJ9gnvkTrgjV7gXykcHmFaVjGY8xJRxEy\":10,\"RWVt3CDvXXAw5NeyMrjUC8s7YssAJ9j4A4\":20}"
(edited)
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:58 PM
@Nabob
or
@Deleted User
I think nabob
his was right first .. but had dwy as dupe
which I think with komodo-cli would wtill work... not with bitcoin-cli .. but kmd yep
plazma
12-Oct-18 02:59 PM
can i get some komodo
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 02:59 PM
lol
c2k
12-Oct-18 03:00 PM
only if you can dance plazma
2
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 03:00 PM
I will fnd my bot address afer this is sorted and soak flood ?
Alright
12-Oct-18 03:00 PM
@plazma
I'll give you 10 KMD if you post an address on the STAKED trollbox
2
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 03:01 PM
man .. its a little hard right now ... I willpay that guy 11 if he can do it after I publish my scripts tomorrow
plazma
12-Oct-18 03:01 PM
@Alright
thanks RS9pM6HZMmdtzMYmrNC4fSEbT5oaNTqxSs
1
1
1
1
1
kolo
12-Oct-18 03:01 PM
Oinks
blackjok3r
12-Oct-18 03:01 PM
hes here ...
Alright
12-Oct-18 03:01 PM
this isn't the trollbox
scroll up to read about trollbox
kolo
12-Oct-18 03:02 PM
Do rain with my 10
Deleted User
12-Oct-18 03:03 PM
and do rain with my 20 or 120 (if I won the sendmany)
Alright
12-Oct-18 03:04 PM
do it on Staker role
plazma
12-Oct-18 03:04 PM
@Alright
will it work for me....i m using agama lite mode....i m quite new here....i don't know what to do....
dukeleto
12-Oct-18 03:05 PM
there are 17 notifications from just this room since I last looked


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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
Fully annotated sources - version 1.30
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#include <ql/pricingengines/vanilla/fdmultiperiodengine.hpp>
Protected Types | |
| typedef FiniteDifferenceModel< Scheme< TridiagonalOperator > > | model_type |
| Protected Types inherited from FDVanillaEngine | |
| typedef BoundaryCondition< TridiagonalOperator > | bc_type |
Protected Member Functions | |
| FDMultiPeriodEngine (const ext::shared_ptr< GeneralizedBlackScholesProcess > &process, Size timeSteps=100, Size gridPoints=100, bool timeDependent=false) | |
| virtual void | setupArguments (const PricingEngine::arguments *args, const std::vector< ext::shared_ptr< Event > > &schedule) const |
| void | setupArguments (const PricingEngine::arguments *a) const override |
| virtual void | calculate (PricingEngine::results *) const |
| virtual void | executeIntermediateStep (Size step) const =0 |
| virtual void | initializeStepCondition () const |
| virtual void | initializeModel () const |
| Time | getDividendTime (Size i) const |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from FDVanillaEngine | |
| virtual void | setupArguments (const PricingEngine::arguments *) const |
| virtual void | setGridLimits () const |
| virtual void | setGridLimits (Real, Time) const |
| virtual void | initializeInitialCondition () const |
| virtual void | initializeBoundaryConditions () const |
| virtual void | initializeOperator () const |
| virtual Time | getResidualTime () const |
| void | ensureStrikeInGrid () const |
Protected Attributes | |
| std::vector< ext::shared_ptr< Event > > | events_ |
| std::vector< Time > | stoppingTimes_ |
| Size | timeStepPerPeriod_ |
| SampledCurve | prices_ |
| ext::shared_ptr< StandardStepCondition > | stepCondition_ |
| ext::shared_ptr< model_type > | model_ |
| Protected Attributes inherited from FDVanillaEngine | |
| ext::shared_ptr< GeneralizedBlackScholesProcess > | process_ |
| Size | timeSteps_ |
| Size | gridPoints_ |
| bool | timeDependent_ |
| Date | exerciseDate_ |
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--- layout: post title: Attending PHP Experience in São Paulo (a remarkable PHP Conference in Latin America) tags: trip sao-paulo imasters phpexperience conference php ---
São Paulo is one of the largest metropolitan areas in the entire world. The "Financial Heart of Brazil" — as it is also known — has over 21,000,000 people! The majority of multinational companies have their national headquarters placed there. According to PricewaterhouseCoopers (an eminent international economic consultant firm), São Paulo is the 10th richest city in the world, and is expected to be the 6th richest in 2025.
That being said, it's easy to realize that the demands related to technology there are many, and that opportunities are endless.
Arriving in São Paulo, notice how urbanized the city is and it's not even downtown!
The event is evidently remarkable for Latin America PHP scene. Just a glimpse: +1,200 Participants, 30 Exhibitors, 40 Speakers with 3 simulteneous tracks!
First night all the audience was brought together in the same room, over 1,200 developers
The iMasters (event organizer) and PHPSP (local community) have done a fantastic job selecting high quality speakers and fresh topics like: "Developing Bots in Real Life", "AI and Neural Network", "Leveraging a distributed architecture to your advantage", "Event Sourcing: the good, the bad and the complicated", "IOT powered by PHP and Streams".
Grid of all speakers
The keynode speakers were Marco Pivetta (core contributor to Zend Framework, Symfony, and Doctrine) and Michelangelo van Dam (Leader of @phpbenelux as he travels the world to talk about PHP).
Main area for networking
PHP Stand up comedy by Rodrigo Pokémon
All the talks were recorded, if you speak Portuguese (haha) and want to check them out, just click here.
The PHP community in São Paulo is strong, big, and full of enthusiasm! I talked with several people and yes, we can find incredible Developers down here! Overall the event was greater that I thought it would be and was worthwhile coming.


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White Island: Tourist hotspot and New Zealand’s most active volcano
New Zealand's most continuously active volcano White Island has erupted, killing five people and leaving many more unaccounted for.
Police said "no sign of life" could be seen on the island following the tourist attraction's latest eruption, so the death toll is likely to rise.
The eruption sent huge plumes of smoke and ash into the air when it erupted on Monday afternoon.
The threat level was raised last month following an increase in activity - meaning eruptions are more likely than normal and can happen with little or no warning.
White Island last erupted three years ago.
- Where is White Island?
The uninhabited and privately owned volcanic island sits about 30 miles (50 kilometres) offshore from the mainland in the Bay of Plenty, on the northern coast of New Zealand’s North Island.
Also known by the Maori name Whakaari, the volcanic island has been built up by continuous volcanic activity over the past 150,000 years.
About 70% of the volcano is underwater, making the volcanic structure the largest in New Zealand according to GeoNet, which monitors geological hazards in the area.
The island is a tourist site and operators provide transport to it via boat, helicopter and float plane, and offer guided excursions.
Daily tours attract approximately 10,000 visitors a year, GeoNet said.
Back in 1885 sulphur mining began on the island but was stopped in 1914 after a crater wall collapsed and a landslide destroyed the mine and village, killing twelve people.
- When were the previous eruptions?
The country’s most active cone volcano has erupted several times before, most recently in 2016 and during the 2012/2013 period.
An explosion occurred on August 5, 2012, with a period of ash emissions, according to GeoNet.
Steam and sulphur explosions followed in February and April 2013.
In April 2016, a short-lived eruption occurred and formed a new depression in the crater complex.
Later that year, ash was emitted from a vent.
GeoNet raised the Volcanic Alert Level to Level 2 in November of this year following an increase in background activity.
Michael Rosenberg, Duty Volcanologist, said at the time signals were similar to the 2011-2016 period and that eruptive activity was more likely than normal and could happen with little or no warning.
- How is the volcano monitored?
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GeoNet says they frequently visit the island to collect gas and water samples and to make general observations.
Dr Mohammad Heidarzadeh, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering at Brunel University London, says that activity on White Island is continuously monitored by cameras and specialised equipment.
The volcano expert said: “Volcanoes such as the one on White Island are monitored by 24/7 by live cameras and several seismometers, which register all seismic activities.
“Volcanoes trigger numerous small earthquakes, and these small tremors can give us a view of what is happening.
“The signs seem to have been missed on this occasion though, causing five deaths.”


Exeter secure bonus point win against O'Gara's La Rochelle
La Rochelle 31 - 12 Exeter Chiefs
Exeter Chiefs got their Champions Cup campaign off to a winning start with a 31-12 bonus point victory over La Rochelle at the Stade Marcel-Deflandre.
Tries from Dave Dennis, Tom O’Flaherty, Henry Slade and Sam Simmonds – with Joe Simmonds kicking 11 points – secured the points.
The hosts scored two tries courtesy of Geoffrey Doumayrou and Kini Murimurivalu, with Brock James kicking two points.
Exeter made an impressive start with tight-head prop Harry Williams bursting through a hole before offloading to O’Flaherty.
The winger was brought down just short of the line but the visitors had momentum on their side, with former Australian international Dennis powering over from short range.
Simmonds added the extras but Exeter were soon caught napping as La Rochelle scrum-half Alexi Bales took a quickly taken penalty before putting right-wing Vincent Rattez over for what looked like a try.
But referee Mike Adamson referred the try to the Television Match Official with the try eventually disallowed for a forward pass.
The home side now had the bit between their teeth as they applied severe pressure on the Exeter try line, with their powerful ball carriers trying to force their way over the whitewash.
Exeter were forced to concede numerous penalties but La Rochelle opted to turn down three shots at goal.
And they were made to pay for their wastefulness as Exeter scored their second try on 33 minutes as a long pass from Ian Whitten put O’Flaherty over at the far right-hand corner with an outstanding finish. Joe Simmond’s added the conversion from the touchline.
La Rochelle turned down a further two penalties as they tried desperately to cut the deficit but some strong Exeter defence kept the French side at bay to leave the Chiefs leading 14-0 at half-time.
The hosts claimed their first try early in the second-half with a well-executed cross kick from West brilliantly taken by Rattez, who offloaded to Doumayrou to score.
West failed with the conversion but La Rochelle were now well on top as Exeter’s defence was stretched to the absolute limit.
With the hosts on the front foot, Jeremy Sinzelle’s pass was intercepted by Slade, who ran in unopposed from 45 metres out.
Joe Simmonds, who has not missed a shot at goal this season, converted and Exeter led 21-5 going into the final quarter of the game.
Exeter were now in complete control and sealed the bonus point with powerful number eight Sam Simmonds brushing aside three defenders to touch down from short range.
There was to be no let up for the hosts as Joe Simmonds knocked over a straightforward penalty from in front of the posts.
La Rochelle had the last say when Murimurivalu gathered a cross kick to score.
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Buffer Overflow
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Buffer overflow is a general method or scheme of a computer secure threat. Its main idea is: attacker puts in more content than total number of legal space in a buffer, data that exceeds the buffer limit overflow to somewhere they shouldn’t be and directly affect the normal running of a program.
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How process stores
0xFFFFFFFF kernel -- denote command and env variables, run time? Stack -- denote arguments, local variables, run time ↓ ↑ Heap -- denote the dynamic memory alloctaed by malloc(), run time Uninitialized static data -- 特指的是static, compile time, static const int x; Initialized static data -- 特指的是static, compile time, static const int x = 10; Text(code) -- denote the code segment, compile time 0x00000000
- Heap
- the heap is managed by the programmer, the ability to modify it is somewhat boundless
- in C, variables are allocated and freed using functions like malloc() and free()
- 需要程序员自己去释放空间，不然的话，heap占用的空间就会被持续的占用
- the heap is large, and is usually limited by the physical memory available
- the heap requires pointers to access it
- what kind of buffer arrays are stored in stack?
- As mentioned, stack stored all the fixed length(stack itself is fixed-length)
- when declare fixed length array:
char buffer[n];
, the array will be stored in stack - when declare dynamic length array:
char *buffer; buffer = new char[n];
the array will be stored in heap
- Stack Frame
function arguments return address -- store the return address old ebp value -- stores the last location of ebp? local variables
when a function starts, things happen
- ESP works as expected.
- function arguments has been pushed(in reverse order, such that argumentN would actually being pushed prior to argument0)
- current value in the EIP will be pushed to stack. This is the return address of the function. The address in current EIP is the adress where this particular function is being called
- current EBP value will be pushed to the stack. This is to restore the EBP when the function ends.
- EBP will be set to ESP. Since later when the function return, we need to point back the ESP to the start address to release storage.
- Local variables get pushed onto the stack. ESP changes as expected.
- Function runs. If local variables needs to be referenced, then it will be referenced using EBP
- When function finishs running, ESP points to EBP, releasing all the space took by local variables.
Over-write
Stack Overflow
Code
Anything that tries to put more things in a fixed length array/buffer results in stack overflow
void func(char *arg1)
{
char buffer[4]; /* Initialize a fixed array */
strcpy(buffer, arg1); /*Put in the string*/
}
int main()
{
char *mystr = "AuthMe!"; /*Try to put in buffer more than it takes*/
func(mystr);
}
char buffer[10]; /* Initialize a fixed array */
memcpy(buffer, "Hello, world!\n", 15); /*Try to put in buffer more than it takes*/
#include <stdio.h>
#define MAX_IP_LENGTH 15 /*Define the holder length for ip address*/
int main(void) {
char file_name[] = "ip.txt";
FILE *fp;
fp = fopen(file_name, "r");
char ch;
int counter = 0;
char buf[MAX_IP_LENGTH]; /*Initialize a fixed length array*/
while((ch = fgetc(fp)) != EOF) {
/*Fill the array*/
buf[counter++] = ch;
}
buf[counter] = '\0';
printf("%s\n", buf);
fclose(fp);
return 0;
}
How the attack works?
Stack Smashing
- Construct input string (code injection)
- ”[NOP SLED][SHELLCODE(MAL CODE)][PADDING][OLD EBP][RETURN ADDRESS]”
- Contains no all-zeros byte
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- Caused memcpy, scanf…to stop
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- NOP SLED
- No operation, automatic skip to next line when encounter. Adding this helps with locating the desired address: as long as with land on one of NOP SLED, the actual start of the malicious code can be find
- SHELLCODE(MAL CODE)
- The malicious code we are trying to run. MUST BE:
- Machine Code
- Contains no all-zeros byte
- Caused memcpy, scanf…to stop
- Can’t used loader: must be self contained
- Malicious code can just be Shellcode
- create a shell for the attacker so that the attacker is able to control the victim computer
- The malicious code we are trying to run. MUST BE:
- PADDING
- OLD EBP: The original address
- RETURN ADDRESS
- The start address of the mal code, can be one of the NOP SLED
- Contains no all-zeros byte
- ”[NOP SLED][SHELLCODE(MAL CODE)][PADDING][OLD EBP][RETURN ADDRESS]”
- Send the input string to a buffer to overflow it
- Overwrite the return address
Return Oriented Programming
- Find gadgets
- Gadgets are chunks of library functions, or useful functions
- To find useful gadgets, automate a search of the target binary for gadgets(look for
ret
instructions, work backwards)
- Construct Input String
- Contains addresses of different gadgets, in a way that they can be combined
- arguments will be in between gadgets
- Overwrite the return address
- Stack serves as code
- gadgets invoked via
ret
- gadgets get their arguments via
pop
- gadgets invoked via
Return-to-libc
- Can be viewed as a very special case of ROP since every “gadgets” used here would be a complete function from library.
- Construct the input string
- Contains the address of the library function that the attacker desire
- Contains the arguments, if any
- Sent the input string to a buffer to overflow it
- Overwrite the return address with the address of the library function that the attacker desire
- Executing the library function
- Reading arguments from stack
Blind Return Oriented Programming
- To tackle the randomization of code segment
- Assume that when a process crash and re-run, the code would not be re-rand
Challenge
- Loading code into memory
- Getting injected code to run
- Finding the return address
Defend Strategies
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Make the bug harder to exploit
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Examine necessary steps for exploitation, make one or more of them difficult or impossible
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Best case: complicated exploitation by changing the libraries, compiler, and/or os
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Detecting overflows with canaries（stop attacker putting code into the memory）
function arguments return address old ebp value ------- canary ------- local variables
+ carnary就是上面的这一小串代码，如果return address被覆盖的话，那么canary肯定也无了，只需要检查canary是否是一致的就好 + what value should the canary have * terminator canaries(用那些scanf看到就会停的东西，攻击者根本不会使这样的数据，因为如果一使用他们也用不了s * random canaries：randomize each process start * random xor canaries：store canary xor some control info -
Make stack(and heap) non-executable(stop get %eip to point to attacker code) + In this case, the malicious code that we injected to the stack can’t run + can be bypassed by return-to-libc
- Address-space layout randomization-> ASLR
- ASLR randomly arranges the address space positions of key data areas of a process(the location of the library) so an attacker does not know which addresses to inject into the call stack in order to abuse libc or other known software libraries including the system Kernel.
- caveats + only shifts the offset of memory areas + may not apply to program code + need sufficient randomness * otherwise can be brute force
- can be resolved by ROP
- Randomization of the code segment
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Avoid the bug entirely
- Secure coding practices
- Advanced code review and testing
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Both are used
Heap Overflow
Code
/*Define a struct(similar to an object) */
typedef struct _vulnerable_struct {
char buff[MAX_LEN];
int (*cmp)(char*, char*);
} vulnerable;
int foo(vulnerable* s, char* one, char* two)
{
strcpy(s->buff, one); /*copy one in buff*/
strcpy(s->buff, two); /*copy two in buff*/
/*if one + two exceeds MAX_LEN, the *cmp pointer will be overwrite*/
return s->cmp(s->buff, "file://foobar");
}
How the attack works?
Overflow into the C++ object vtable
For each object in C++, vtable contains pointers to the object’s methods. The attacker can overflow this vtable to modify the pointer. Just like the most basic example, if one of the fields get overflowed, then the vtable can be modified.
Overflow into the adajecent
Like its name, this kind of variant overflow to the adajecent, especially those adajecent object with function pointers.
Overflow heap metadata
Heap metadata refers to a hidden header, used to keep track of heap allocated memory, just before the pointer returned by malloc. This header contain pointer linking a return object into a list of allocated data. Attacker can overflow this header to overwrite the pointer.
Integer Overflow
Code
void vulnerable()
{
char response;
int nresp = packet_get_int();
if (nresp > 0)
{
/*response is allocated as follow*/
response = malloc(nresp*sizeof(char*)); /*The size of response can easily be corrupted since attacker can easily overflow the integer: nresp*sizeof(char*) and make it wraps to 0*/
for (int i = 0; i < nresp; i++)
{
/*Then anything from packet_get_string would be overflowed*/
response[i] = packet_get_string(NULL);
}
}
}
Data Corruption
How the attack works?
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Modify a secret to be known to the attacker, to be able to decrypy future intercepted messages
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Modify state variables to bypass authorization checks
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Modify interpreted strings used as part of commands. Like SQL injection.
Stale Memory: Dangling Pointer
Code
struct foo {int (*cmp)(char*, char*);};
struct foo *p = malloc(...); /*Allocate memory*/
free(p); /*free the memory, but not the pointer*/
q = malloc(...); /*Locate the just-freed memory*/
*q = 0xdeadbeef; /*Overwrite the memory location that now has been pointed with p and q*/
p->cmp("hello", "hello"); //dangling pointer
How the attack works?
This kind of attack occurs when a pointer is freed, but the program continues to use it. An attacker can arrange for the freed memory to be reallocated and under his control, now, he can modify the data being pointed to malicious.
Format String Vulnerabilities
Code
void vulnerable()
{
char buf[80];
if (fgets(buf, sizeof(buf), stdin)==NULL) return;
/*the string buf might contain specifiers without arguments.*/
printf(buf);
}
How the attack works?
printf
takes variable number of arguments and pays no mind where the stack frame ends. So if there is a specifier in the first argument, it presumes that you called it with as many arguments as specified in the format string. Attacker can exploit this to make the program prints private information.
printf("100% dave");
: printf会直接把%和d的空格给忽略printf("%s");
: prints bytes pointed to by that stack entry，把eip右边的那个解成一个pointer，找到pointer指向的位置，把位置有的memory的东西全都print出来printf("%d %d %d %d");
: printf会直接把eip边上的四个entry（本来用来存储argument的地方）全都print出来printf("100% no way!");
: printf writes the number 3 to address pointed by stack entry- %n会把progress of printf load进下一个参数，例如
printf("The value of %ns : ", &s);
，那么在这里，s的值就是13，因为%n之前有13个character
- %n会把progress of printf load进下一个参数，例如
Over-read
Read Overflow
Code
int main()
{
char buf[100], *p;
int i, len;
while (1) {
/*retrieve len*/
p = fgets(buf, sizeof(buf), stdin);
if (p == NULL) return 0;
len = atoi(p);
/*retrieve the string to print*/
p = fgets(buf, sizeof(buf), stdin);
if (p == NULL) return 0;
for (int i = 0; i < len; i++)
{
/*if len > len(buf), then the attack happens and private information leaks*/
if (!iscntrl(buf[i])) putchar(buf[i]);
else putchar('.');
}
printf("\n");
}
}
How the attack works?
During this kind of attack, attacker reads past the end of the message they are allowed and hence disclose the private information.
Heartbleed
How the attack works?
This bug takes advantage of a feature of the ssl server: heartbeat, which allows the user to send a Heartbleed request to confirm that the connection to the database is alive, and the server returns a heartbeat message. However, the user can specify a longer message length than they actually claim to need when sending the request message, so that everything in the buffer next to the heartbeat message will be read
Learning Objectives
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Explain how a buffer overflow vulnerability can allow an attacker to divert the control flow from the real program code to the instructions placed by the attacker in the buffer(i.e., code injection)
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Explain how a buffer overflow vulnerability can allow an attacker to override variables in the program or to leak data.
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Explain dangling pointer and format string vulnerabilities and how they can be exploited.
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Compare and contrast countermeasures for making exploits of the above vulnerabilities in C and C++ programs harder to execute.
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Explain general idea(s) of Return-Oriented Programming (ROP) and why ROP would be used instead of other (simpler) exploit techniques.
Math Essential
Modular Arithmetic
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figures prominently in the field of public key cryptography
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x mod n is the remainder of x/n
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possible values are through 0 to n-1
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notation: \(x\ mod\ n = y \\ x = y\ mod\ n \\ x(mod)\ n = y\\ x=y(mod\ n)\)
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((a mod n) + (b mod n)) mod n = (a + b) mod n
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((a mod n)(b mod n)) mod n = ab mod n
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additive inverse of x mod n
- denoted as -x mod n
- what, that in the range of 0 to n-1, that you add to x to get (x + target) mod n = 0
- -2 mod 6 = 4，4 is the addictive inverse of 2 mod 4
- (2 + 4) mod 6 = 0
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multiplicative inverse of x mod n
- what, that in the range of 0 to n - 1, that I multiply x by to get (x * target) mod n = 1
- $3^{-1}$ mod 7 = 5, because (3 * 5) mod 7 = 1
- $x^{-1}$ mod y only exist when x and y are relatively prime, easy to find using Euclidean Algorithm
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Prime: A number p is said to be prime if it has no factors other than 1 and p
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Relatively prime: two numbers x and y are relatively prime if they have no common factor other than 1
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totient function: number of integers less than n that are relatively prime to n
- For any prime number p, it’s easy to show that $\phi(p)=p-1$
- If p and q are prime, then $\phi(pq) = (p-1)(q-1)$
Permutation
- building block of ciphers(?)
- Then a permutation of S is an ordered list of the elements of S, where each element appears exactly once.
- There are $n!$ permutations for a set consisting n elements
Probability
- For event outcomes $S = {0, 1, 2, …, N-1}$, if each outcome is equally likely, then the probability of the event X, where $X \sub S$, is \(P(X) = \frac{\text{number of elements in X}}{\text{number of elements in S}}\\\\ P(X) = 1 - P(\text{complement of X})\\\\ P(sum > 3) = 1-P(sum\leq3)\)
Linear Algebra
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We write $v \in R^{n}$ to denote a vector containing n components, where each element is a real number: $v = [v_1, v_2, v_3, v_4] = [4, 7/3, 13, -\frac{3}{2}] \in R^{4}$
- dot product of two vectors, $u, v\in R^{n}$ is $u \dotproduct v=u_1v_1 + u_2v_2 +…+u_nv_n$
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A matrix is an $n\times n$ array of numbers. For example, $A=\begin{bmatrix}3 & 4 & 2\1 & 7 & 9\end{bmatrix}$ is a $2\times 3$ matrix. We write $A_{2 \times 3}$ to denote that.
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Say matrix A, we use $a_{2, 3}$ to denote 9.
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To multiply matrix by a number, we simply multiply each element of the matrix by the number
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Addition of matrices only defined for those with the same dimensions.
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Matrix Multiplication
- For two matrices, $A_{m\times n}, B_{k\times l}$, the multiplication only works when $n = k$, and the result dimension of the matrix is $m \times n$
- 在点乘的时候，用左边的每一行去和右边的每一列做affine
- 因为做点乘的话至少要align，也就是，左边的每一行（一行有列数个元素）和右边的每一列（一列有行数的元素）align，然后我们在相乘的时候确定了，左边的列数和右边的行数相等
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Identity Matrix, $I_{n \times n}$ has 1s on the main diagonal and 0s elsewhere, always square.
- For a square matrix A, $AI = IA = A$
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Block matrices, where the elements are themselves matrices
- we can also multiply block matrices: \(M = \begin{bmatrix}I_{n\times n} & C_{n\times1}\\A_{m\times n} & B_{m\times 1}\end{bmatrix} and\ V = \begin{bmatrix}U_{n\times l}\\T_{1\times l}\end{bmatrix}\) In this case, the result is $MV = \begin{bmatrix}X_{n\times l} \ Y_{m\times l}\end{bmatrix}$, and $X = U + CT$ and $Y = AU + BT$
-
Linear independent
- For vectors $x, y \in R^{n}$, we say that $x$ and $y$ are linearly independent if, for scalar $\alpha, \beta$, that the only solution for $\alpha x+\beta y = 0$ is $\alpha = 0, \beta=0$
- if a set of vectors are linearly independent, then none of the vectors can be written as a linear combination of the other vectors, that is, none of the vectors can be written as a sum of multiples of the other vectors in the set.
Learning Objectives
After studying this module, students should be able to:
- Find modular addition, multiplication, as well as additive and multiplicative inverse of a number.
- Determine if two numbers are relatively prime.
- Count the number of permutations of a set.
- Compute the discrete probability of an event or a set of related events (e.g., both dice show even numbers).


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Last but not least, Puppertino is modular, so if you only want buttons, or form elements, you can just use them.
Puppertino weights less than 50KB, making your website shine even in the worst connections.
If you are creating WebApps, you can use Puppertino to make your apps look more like a native app without having to style a lot of things.
And if you are creating a website for a MacOS / iOS app, Puppertino can help you make it look nice without having to import a big framework.
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Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, isProd=True)
- Constructor, !isProd is used only for server development testing
- claim(self, devid)
- Tell the server that this device is being used for custom development (i.e. turn off default applications)
- displayfile(self, devid, filepath)
- Show the indicated file on the display
- installFirmware(self, boardType)
- Install the latest firmware on a blank device (connect the device to USB before calling this function)
- readEEprom(self)
- Use USB to extract device EEprom contents onto the local filesystem (used in factory only)
- release(self, devid)
- Restore this device to the default application
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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My loathing of squirrels is a matter of public record. To my chagrin, less attention has been paid to my admiration of—indeed, devotion to—badgers, despite the fact that for many years I have been a Fledgling Satrap of the Blister Lane Institute of Badger Enthusiasts, and only last week was awarded a small, charming, albeit greasy, tin badge by our esteemed Director. The citation was ill-written and ungrammatical, probably because it was composed, under duress, by my arch-enemy Perkins, of whom more anon.
I recall clearly the most handsome badger I ever clapped eyes upon. It was sitting, or lying, or just generally disporting itself on the garden wall of a neighbour. It was so still that I assumed it was in a badger-like doze. The morning was, after all, grimly hot. I ran into my house (The Dobson Compound) to fetch a camera, intending to take a snapshot to add to my album of over seventeen badger photographs. When I returned, panting, the badger was still still. I approached closer. Imagine my disappointment when I discovered that the badger was in fact made of plasticine! It had been abandoned by that tiresome variety artiste Edith O'Shaughnessy (see below).
Source : Things Beginning with B, My Hatred of Squirrels, & Hedy Lamarr : Scientist by Dobson (signed, limited edition of 12 pamphlets, spineless, crumpled, out of print).


Masyu is played on a rectangular grid of squares, some of which contain circles; each circle is either "white" (empty) or "black" (filled). The goal is to draw a single continuous non-intersecting loop that properly passes through all circled cells. The loop must "enter" each cell it passes through from the center of one of its four sides and "exit" from a different side; all turns are therefore 90 degrees.
Minesweeper
May 1 2016
Minesweeper is a single-player game to clear a rectangular board containing hidden "mines" without detonating any of them, with help from clues about the number of neighboring mines in each field.
Jigsaw
May 1 2016
Drag the puzzle piece to the proper place. Finish in 1 minute.
Sudoku
May 1 2016
Enter numbers into the blank spaces so that each row, column and 3x3 box contains the numbers 1 to 9
Slither Link
May 1 2016
Draw lines between the dots to form a single loop without crossings or branches.
Tangram
May 1 2016
The tangram is a dissection puzzle consisting of seven flat shapes, and put them together to form shapes.


A 3-layer convolutional neural network was trained on the MNIST dataset, which contains60,000 images of handwritten digits. The digits drawn are rescaled, then fed into the neural network for classification.


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Section: User Commands (1)Updated: 07/24/2009
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
sg - execute command as different group IDSYNOPSIS
- sg [-] [group [-c ] command]
DESCRIPTION
CONFIGURATION
The following configuration variables in /etc/login.defs change the behavior of this tool:
SYSLOG_SG_ENAB (boolean)
- Enable "syslog" logging of sg activity.
FILES
/etc/passwd
- User account information.
/etc/shadow
- Secure user account information.
/etc/group
- Group account information.
/etc/gshadow
- Secure group account information.
SEE ALSO
id(1), login(1), newgrp(1), su(1), gpasswd(1), group(5), gshadow(5).
Index
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Add Building Tool
Tool Operation
- Select template in dialog.
- Click viewport to add points defining the building.
- Drag cubic handles to set gable angles.
- Double click or press enter to save.
- Esc = Cancel.
Context Menu
- Reverse Path - Change on what side of path building is drawn.
- Add to Path - Toggle whether new corners can be added.
- Side to Follow Path - Whether the path should define the front or back side.
- Templates - Toggle template dialog visibility.
Building Positioning
- The path should follow plot edge meaning a building facing the street has its facade on it while a building facing the yard usually has a firewall on it.


TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
CANAKINUMAB
See also: monoclonal antibodies (except anti-TNF alpha)
from the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 49
CANAKINUMAB RxNorm: 853491 ATC: L04AC08 |
ANTI-TNF ALPHA CLASS CODE: 4ABO |
Risk of increase of serious infections |
Not recommended |


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#import "../layout/defaultLayout.ftl.html" as layout>
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Home page">
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<#list counter?keys as category>
- ${((counter[category] / sum) * 100)?floor}% ${category}
#list>
${((usedPotential / botPotential) * 100)?floor}% of the bot's potential was used.
Table of Content
*There are more questions available due word-based generation.
questions answered
<#list session.questions?keys as category>
${category}
<#list session.questionsAnswered[category] as subquestions>
| ${subquestions} |
#list>
#list>
questions unanswered
<#list session.questions?keys as category>
${category}
<#list session.questions[category] as subquestions>
| ${subquestions} |
#list>
#list>
words used
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Sentiment |
<#list session.wordsUsed?keys as word>
| ${word} |
${session.wordsUsed[word]} |
#list>
all words (vocabulary)
<#list session.words?keys as category>
${category}
<#list session.words[category] as subwords>
| ${subwords} |
<#if subwords?counter % 3 == 0>
#if>
#list>
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Thrown when errors occur when memory is not aligned.
This singleton implements a simple two-pass assembler to transform files into programs.
Thrown when errors occur during assembly.
Thrown when errors occur during assembly.
 The number of entries
is determined by blocksize.
Writes pseudoinstruction bltz rs, label
Writes pseudoinstruction bnez rs, label
(extensions in package venusbackend.numbers)
Thrown when errors occur during cHandler op.
This is a class representing the state of a cacheHandler.
Writes pseudoinstruction call label
.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Describes how to relocate data bytes
The "driver" singleton which can be called from Javascript for all functionality.
Thrown when errors occur during simulation.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Writes pseudoinstruction fabs.d rd, rs
Writes pseudoinstruction fabs.s rd, rs
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Writes pseudoinstruction fmv.d rd, rs
Writes pseudoinstruction fmv.s rd, rs
Writes pseudoinstruction fneg.d rd, rs
Writes pseudoinstruction fmv.s rd, rs
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Describes how to get fields from RV16/32/64 instruction formats
Thrown when errors occur when an instruction is not supported by the instruction set.
Thrown when errors occur when an instruction is not supported by the instruction set.
(extensions in package venusbackend.numbers)
(extensions in package venusbackend.cli)
Writes pseudoinstruction j label
Writes pseudoinstruction venusbackend.venusbackend.riscv.insts.integer.base.getJal label
Writes pseudoinstruction jalr reg
Writes pseudoinstruction jr register
Writes pseudoinstruction la reg, label
.
A singleton which can be used to lex a given line.
Writes pseudoinstruction li rd, imm
.
A program which also has attached debugging information.
A singleton which links a list of programs into one program.
Linter for RISC-V code
Writes a load pseudoinstruction. (Those applied to a label)
(extensions in package venusbackend.numbers)
Represents the machine code of an instruction.
This is a wrapper file for all basic malloc operations.
Malloc Node has the format:
char*0 where this is of size size.
uppermagic
prevNode
nextNode
free
size
lowermagic
nodeAddr^
A class representing a computer's memory.
A singleton containing constants which say where various segments start
Writes pseudoinstruction mv rd, rs1
Writes pseudoinstruction neg rd, rs
Writes pseudoinstruction negw rd, rs
Writes pseudoinstruction nop
Writes pseudoinstruction not rd, rs
(extensions in package venusbackend)
(extensions in package venusbackend.numbers)
Debug info with the program's name
Describes each instruction for writing
Thrown when errors occur during assembly.
Converts a pseudoinstruction into TAL instructions.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Describes how to relocate a given instructions
Writes pseudoinstruction ret
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
Created by thaum on 8/6/2018.
This is used to add and remove external packages.
Writes pseudoinstruction seq
(set equal to)
Writes pseudoinstruction seqz rd, rs
Created by thaum on 7/29/2018.
Writes pseudoinstruction sext.w rd, rs
Writes pseudoinstruction sge
(set greater than or equal to)
Writes pseudoinstruction sgt
(set greater than)
Writes pseudoinstruction sgtz rd, rs
(extensions in package venusbackend.numbers)
Right now, this is a loose wrapper around SimulatorState
Eventually, it will support debugging.
Thrown when errors occur during simulation.
Created by thaum on 7/31/2018.
Writes pseudoinstruction sle
(set less than or equal to)
Writes pseudoinstruction sltz rd, rs
Writes pseudoinstruction sne
(set not equal to)
Writes pseudoinstruction snez rd, rs
Writes a store pseudoinstruction. (Those applied to a label)
Thrown when errors occur when memory is not aligned.
Writes pseudoinstruction tail label
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Created by Thaumic on 7/14/2018.
Created by Thaumic on 7/14/2018.
This class is meant to just be a dummy class to allow for VFS init.


10th Insolvency Law Africa round table conference underway in Swakopmund
The 10th Insolvency Law Africa round table conference is underway in Swakopmund.
The two-day meeting held under the theme: 'Celebrating a Decade of Reform in Africa and What Lies Ahead' is being hosted by INSOL International and the World Bank Group.


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Income inequality is a defining characteristic of New York City, but it is easy to be unaware of it. Many New Yorkers use the subway to get around, rendering the above ground conditions of the places we travel through largely invisible.
This 3D map makes income inequality visible along the NYC Subway by literally making the subway lines rise above ground: the higher the household income of the area the train is passing through, the higher the line rises. The result is a warped subway map that resembles a roller coaster amusement park, exposing the dramatic differences of income in the city. Select a line to see more details:
Drag cursor on map to rotate. Pinch or scroll to zoom. Right-click or use two fingers to pan.
Select a station below to zoom view it on the map.
Created by Brian Foo using Median household income by census tract, 2017 ACS 5-year estimates (B19013) and MTA subway station data. Code is open source. This piece is part of the 2021 Data Through Design: Ground Truth Exhibition. You can also visit this piece's sister project that turns this same data into music.


K-CAP Workshops
Semantic Authoring, Annotation and Knowledge Markup (SAAKM)
Full day workshop (Sept. 1) - starts at 9:00am.
Read more information on the workshop website at:
http://saakm2009.semanticauthoring.org
Go direclty to the workshop programe.
Analyzing Social Media to Represent Collective Knowledge
Half day workshop (Sept 1, morning)This is a joined initiative of workshop on Collective Knowledge Capturing and Representation (CKCaR'09) and workshop on Social Media Analysis (the two workshops described below). Please see the workshop webpage for more details:
http://www.uni-koblenz.de/confsec/CKSM09/
K-CAP'09 Workshop on Social Media Analysis
Read more information on the workshop website at:
http://ki.informatik.uni-mannheim.de/soma09.html
First International Workshop on Collective Knowledge Capturing and Representation - CKCaR'09
The Web 2.0 has introduced a new model of user interactions and encourages people to massively participate in generating and sharing on-line content. This results in a mass amount of data and information available on the Web, created by the collaboration and competition of many individuals. By processing, combining, and integrating these masses of data and information, the Collective Knowledge emerges. Some Web 2.0 platforms already utilize this Collective Knowledge of their users to provide better information and services to their customers. For example, collaborative tagging of several media types can facilitate sharing of such information among users, but also knowledge learned from the analysis of tag networks can provide better annotations for the new incoming media. Collective knowledge is not limited only to social media. Industrial media and corporate or specialized (e.g. biological) knowledge bases can also successfully serve as relevant sources of information, but may require slightly different approaches in extracting new knowledge.
Collective Knowledge is generated in a process that includes analysis and, in many cases, integration of multiple data sources. However, integration of massive or multiple data sources is just a prerequisite for creating Collective Knowledge. As named by Tom Gruber, this is Collected Knowledge (or Collected Intelligence). It becomes Collective Knowledge when new levels of understanding of such knowledge emerge, when "wisdom of the masses" creates new values.
Further details on the workshop webpage at:
http://www.uni-koblenz.de/confsec/CKCaR09/


class Manager
Class Manager takes care of image management.
This lets us get a list of images and also crop and resize images
Methods
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__construct(Filesystem $Filesystem, CategoryPaths $CategoryPaths, Images $Images, Repository $Config = null)
Construct a new image manager |
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| array |
extractImagesForCallback($input $input)
Not sure what this is for. |
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| string |
getImageUrl($input $input)
Image url for a given category and image |
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| string |
cropAndSaveFile($input $input)
Crop and save an image |
Details
at line 37
public
__construct(Filesystem $Filesystem, CategoryPaths $CategoryPaths, Images $Images, Repository $Config = null)
Construct a new image manager
at line 52
public array
extractImagesForCallback($input $input)
Not sure what this is for.
Looks like it extracts images from a category path...
at line 76
public string
getImageUrl($input $input)
Image url for a given category and image
at line 89
public string
cropAndSaveFile($input $input)
Crop and save an image


In include/zoltan.h, the enumerated type ZOLTAN_FN_TYPE defines the application query function types (e.g., ZOLTAN_NUM_OBJ_FN_TYPE and ZOLTAN_OBJ_LIST_FN_TYPE). The interface query routines (e.g., ZOLTAN_NUM_OBJ_FN and ZOLTAN_OBJ_LIST_FN) and their argument lists are defined as C type definitions (typedef). These type definitions are used by the application developer to implement the query functions needed for the application to use Zoltan.
Prototypes for the Zoltan interface functions (e.g., Zoltan_LB_Partition and Zoltan_Migrate) are also included in include/zoltan.h. Interface functions are called by the application to register functions, select a load-balancing method, invoke load balancing and migrate data.
The interface to the C++ version of the Zoltan library is in the file include/zoltan_cpp.h. This file defines the Zoltan class, representing a Zoltan_Struct data structure and the functions which operate upon it. The conventions used to wrap C library functions as C++ library functions are described in the chapter C++ Interface. A C++ program that uses Zoltan includes include/zoltan_cpp.h instead of include/zoltan.h.
For more detailed information on Zoltan's query and interface functions, please see the Zoltan User's Guide.


{% with messages = get_flashed_messages() %} {% if messages %}
Welcome to our art classification site! Upload a photo, choose how you want it to be classified, and our site will give you predictions about the categories your art could fall into and their probabilities.
For more detailed instructions on how to use this website and information on our categorization and models click here!
{{ style_prediction }}
{{ style_probability }}
{% endif %}{{ genre_prediction }}
{{ genre_probability }}
{% endif %}{{ artist_prediction }}
{{ artist_probability }}
{% endif %}Here is a custom Google Images search for your predicted classes.
{% for img in similar_images: %} {% endfor %} {% if scroll: %} {% endif %}


An EntityController that will pop up a specified gui when entities of interst come within a specified distance of the controlled entity.
More...
#include <ECGuiShower.h>
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| void | guiShown (ECGuiShower *sender, Entity *entityOfInterest) |
| | Emitted when the gui is shown due to an entity of interest coming within range of the controlled entity. More...
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| void | guiHidden (ECGuiShower *sender) |
| | Emitted when the gui is hidden due to no entities of interest being within range of the controlled entity. More...
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An EntityController that will pop up a specified gui when entities of interst come within a specified distance of the controlled entity.
Example
gs->addEntityOfInterest(e1);
gs->addEntityOfInterest(e2);
gs->setDistance(100);
◆ ECGuiShower()
| ECGuiShower::ECGuiShower |
( |
Entity * |
controlledEntity, |
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Gui * |
gui |
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) |
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◆ addEntityOfInterest()
| void ECGuiShower::addEntityOfInterest |
( |
Entity * |
entity | ) |
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◆ distance()
| double ECGuiShower::distance |
( |
| ) |
const |
◆ guiHidden
| void qge::ECGuiShower::guiHidden |
( |
ECGuiShower * |
sender | ) |
|
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signal |
Emitted when the gui is hidden due to no entities of interest being within range of the controlled entity.
◆ guiShown
Emitted when the gui is shown due to an entity of interest coming within range of the controlled entity.
- Parameters
-
| entityOfInterst | The entity that triggered the gui to show. |
◆ onEntityMoved_
| void ECGuiShower::onEntityMoved_ |
( |
| ) |
|
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slot |
Executed when any of the entities (the controlled entity or any of the entities of interest) moves.
If the distance between any of the entities of interest and the controlled entity is less than the threshold distance, will make sure the dialog gui is shown, otherwise will make sure its hidden.
◆ setDistance()
| void ECGuiShower::setDistance |
( |
double |
distance | ) |
|
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


Create the Repository
To create a GitHub repository (in an organization account), go to the organization's GitHub page, in this case, https://github.com/VenStipe a click the green button that says New Repository
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Go to GitHub Page
Go to the organization's GitHub page, in this case, https://github.com/VenStipe
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Click "New Repository" Button
Click the green button that says New repository
-
Fill in form
Input a "Repository name" and click Create repository


Using a picoLCD 256×64 on OpenBSD 4.7
Bit of hacking to get the picoLCD working on OpenBSD
Posted on Thu, 12 Jan 2012 12:00:00 MST by Aaron Bieber
The first thing you will notice if you connect your fancy picoLCD 256×64 to your OpenBSD box, is that it shows up as a Human Interface Device.
Unfortunately libusb doesn’t know what to do with devices on bsd systems that are NOT using the ugen driver:
464 if (strncmp(di.udi_devnames[0], "ugen", 4) != 0)
465 /* best not to play with things we don't understand */
466 continue;
Fine libusb! We will have to come up with another way to use this screen! OR! We could tell OpenBSD to use ugen when ever it sees the lcd! :D
To do that – you need the the OpenBSD source, knowledge of how to build Open’s kernel, and my patch! Getting the source is beyond the scope of this little post.. so you will have to rtfm that action.
- cd to the usb source directory: cd /usr/src/sys/dev/usb
- Download the patch ( md5: 85e7498826635c612ede672f5e295e7a ): picoLCD256x64.patch
- Apply said patch: patch -p1 < picoLCD256x64.patch
- pkg_add libusb
- Compile your kernel, install and reboot!
- Once you are running your freshly compiled kernel, download the lcd4linux-256×64 source from http://picolcd.com/drivers/ . Apply this patch ( md5: 3852103e3e5a13a3cd6b0c49389688f6 ): lcd4linux-256×64.patch, compile ( You will have to play around with the plugins as some of them use linux’s proc fs and are not compatible with OpenBSD ).
Now check out the sample config files and have fun!


The BlantyreSepsis R package contains data and code to replicate the analysis of the manuscript:
A longitudinal observational study of aetiology and long-term outcomes of sepsis in Malawi revealing the key role of disseminated tuberculosis
Joseph M Lewis1,2,3, , Madalitso Mphasa1, Lucy Keyala1, Rachel Banda1, Emma Smith1,2, Jackie Duggan4, Tim Brooks4, Matthew Catton4, Jane Mallewa5, Grace Katha5, Stephen B Gordon1,2, Brian Faragher2, Melita A Gordon1,3, Jamie Rylance1,2, Nicholas A Feasey1,2
Now published in Clinical Infectious Diseases here
Install the package from GitHub:
install.packages("devtools") devtools::install_github("https://github.com/joelewis101/blantyreSepsis")
Or check out the source code at GitHub
Six datasets are included in the package; for details and variable definitions access the associated help file (e.g via ?BTparticipants
). They are lazy loaded so will be available on loading the package.
BTparticipants
- Baseline characteristics and investigation results for included participantsBTtreatments
- Antimicrobial therapy and intravenous fluid therapy received by included participantsBTaetiology
- Results of malaria testing, aerobic blood culture, cerebrospinalfluid culture, tuberculosis diagnostic testsBTsera
- Results of serologic tests for arboviruses, Rickettsioses, LeptospirosisBTarraycard
- Results of multiplex PCR test for high consequence pathogensBTbc
- Results of aerobic blood cultureThis analysis is available as a package vignette; this can be built when downloading the package by typing:
devtools::install_github("https://github.com/joelewis101/blantyreSepsis", build_vignettes = TRUE )
The vignette will be then be available by typing vignette("analysis")
and the code is accessed by typing edit(vigentte("analysis"))
. Be warned: building the vignette takes some time as it will run through the full missing data imputation and model fitting!
Alternatively the source code for the vignette is analysis.Rmd
in the vignettes/
folder of this repo or the pkgdown site for this package has a rendered version, as well as variable definitions for the datasets.