PM Modi's foreign tours: Govt spent Rs 255 cr on chartered flights in 3 yrs
In a written reply, Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan said in 2016-17 Rs 76.27 crore was spent on chartered flights while in 2017-18 Rs 99.32 crore was spent.
by Press Trust of IndiaAn expenditure of over Rs 255 crore was incurred on chartered flights during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign engagements in the past three years, Rajya Sabha was told on Thursday.
In a written reply, Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan said in 2016-17 Rs 76.27 crore was spent on chartered flights while in 2017-18 Rs 99.32 crore was spent.
In 2018-19, Rs 79.91 crore was spent while bill for 2019-20 has not been received, he said.


If you need example glb files you can find some here:
tower-small.glb
tower-middle.glb
tower-big.glb
These examples were created with
Blender
. To see how a navmesh should look in Blender, inspect the source files:
tower-small.blend
tower-middle.blend
tower-big.blend


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excerpt: Devknox is a security plugin for Android Studio that enables app developers to detect and resolve security issues as easy as spell check.
keywords: devknox, android app security, security plugin, android studio security plugin, android studio plugin, appknox for developers, security plugin for app developers, security tools for developers, mobile app security tools
---
What is
Devknox?
Devknox is a developer friendly plugin developed by the team behind Appknox, a cloud-based mobile security solution trusted by many businesses worldwide.
Devknox is a slick and handy security plugin for Android Studio and IntelliJ. It helps developers detect and resolve security issues as they write code.
Why
Devknox?
Devknox is the simplest and smartest way to build great apps that are also secure. It is as simple to use as autocorrect for spellcheck!
Devknox works like autocorrect by highlighting issues in the code and suggests quick one-click fixes to ensure security is taken care of on the go.
On Edit Annotations
Get your code checked for security flaws as you write it
Quick Fixes
Devknox understands the context of your code and suggests one-click fixes
Always Up To Date
Devknox takes care of security requirements and keeps it up to date with global security standards
Multiple IDE Support
Devknox is supported on Android Studio and IntelliJ


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aer2ecef convert azimuth, elevation, range to target from observer to ECEF coordinates Inputs ------ az, el, slantrange: look angles and distance to point under test (degrees, degrees, meters) az: azimuth clockwise from local north el: elevation angle above local horizon lat0, lon0, alt0: ellipsoid geodetic coordinates of observer/reference (degrees, degrees, meters) spheroid: referenceEllipsoid parameter struct angleUnit: string for angular units. Default 'd': degrees outputs ------- x,y,z: Earth Centered Earth Fixed (ECEF) coordinates of test point (meters)
0001 function [x,y,z] = aer2ecef(az, el, slantRange, lat0, lon0, alt0, spheroid, angleUnit) 0002 %aer2ecef convert azimuth, elevation, range to target from observer to ECEF coordinates 0003 % 0004 % Inputs 0005 % ------ 0006 % az, el, slantrange: look angles and distance to point under test (degrees, degrees, meters) 0007 % az: azimuth clockwise from local north 0008 % el: elevation angle above local horizon 0009 % lat0, lon0, alt0: ellipsoid geodetic coordinates of observer/reference (degrees, degrees, meters) 0010 % spheroid: referenceEllipsoid parameter struct 0011 % angleUnit: string for angular units. Default 'd': degrees 0012 % 0013 % outputs 0014 % ------- 0015 % x,y,z: Earth Centered Earth Fixed (ECEF) coordinates of test point (meters) 0016 0017 if nargin < 7 || isempty(spheroid), spheroid = wgs84Ellipsoid(); end 0018 if nargin < 8, angleUnit = 'd'; end 0019 0020 %% Origin of the local system in geocentric coordinates. 0021 [x0, y0, z0] = geodetic2ecef(spheroid, lat0, lon0, alt0, angleUnit); 0022 %% Convert Local Spherical AER to ENU 0023 [e, n, u] = aer2enu(az, el, slantRange, angleUnit); 0024 %% Rotating ENU to ECEF 0025 [dx, dy, dz] = enu2uvw(e, n, u, lat0, lon0, angleUnit); 0026 %% Origin + offset from origin equals position in ECEF 0027 x = x0 + dx; 0028 y = y0 + dy; 0029 z = z0 + dz; 0030 0031 end 0032 0033 % Copyright (c) 2014-2018 Michael Hirsch, Ph.D. 0034 % Copyright (c) 2013, Felipe Geremia Nievinski 0035 % 0036 % Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met: 0037 % 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. 0038 % 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. 0039 % THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED.


Marcus Pavilonis
02.01.18
Dave Parkhill makes getting a job look easy.
As he sat in Brenen’s Coffee Cafe in uptown Athens, the senior business management major spoke candidly about his academic performance.
“My grades are nothing stellar,” he said, explaining how he came to land a full-time job after graduation. “I think I’m going to graduate with a 2.7 or a 2.8 (GPA).”
To explain why he’s headed to Fort Myers, Florida after he graduates to work for Gartner, an information technology advisory firm — despite not being “a big IT guy” — Parkhill credits the Schey Sales Centre, a door-to-door sales internship with energy company IGS and a strong economy.
“I don’t think it’s hard,” he said of finding a job. “The economy seems to be booming.”
Parkhill said almost everyone he knows is in talks with a potential employer.
“If you can go out there and put in the work, success is going to come,” he said.
Parkhill’s experience challenges a prevailing narrative about college, one that says new graduates, saddled with unprecedented levels of debt, are struggling to find jobs in their fields and instead are turning to low wage work and scraping by. Data and expert opinion, though, show that now might be the best time in recent memory for newly-minted college graduates to enter the workforce.
“So, college grads are getting jobs,” Richard Vedder, professor emeritus of economics at Ohio University, said. “That’s a fact. Relatively few are not getting jobs. So that’s the good news. And it’s better news than it was last year — it’s the best it’s been in a decade.”
The most recent data from the New York Federal Reserve pins the unemployment rate for college graduates in general at 2.5 percent, compared to a high of 5 percent in 2010. “That’s about as good as it gets,” Vedder said of the number.
Recent graduates, those aged 22 to 27 with at least a bachelor’s degree, are in a similar spot: Just 4 percent are unemployed. That’s down from 6.9 percent in 2010.
“We’re at a peak,” Vedder said. “The stock market passed 26,000 for the first time in its history — the unemployment rate is about as low as it ever gets. It occasionally dips below 4 percent, but you’re not going to get much better than this.”
Of course, it’s not all rosy. It will be difficult for some graduates to find jobs, or perhaps wages in their chosen fields will be too low.
The latter problem — that some graduates won’t make the money a college degree ordinarily grants them — economists call “underemployment.” The New York Fed defines it as someone working a job that doesn’t typically require a college degree.
The share of underemployed degree holders has ticked up slightly and slowly since 2000, and now sits at 43.4 percent for recent graduates. Vedder and others think that number is too high.
Something that students are not as aware of as they should be is that there are tremendous variance in job opportunities by major. That isn’t to say that they shouldn’t do what they want to do, that’s just to say that they should realize the consequences." -Richard Vedder, professor emeritus of economics at Ohio University
“There are more graduates than there are good jobs available,” Vedder said. “It’s less that the job market is bad now; it’s more that we turn out too damn many college graduates from the standpoint of the labor market.”
Alan McMillan, a Schey Sales Centre board member and founder of LearnEarnRetire.com, teaches an experimental course at OU about how to transition from college to the workforce. While he acknowledged that opportunities for graduates exist, he also pointed to the New York Fed’s underemployment rate.
“The job market is better,” McMillan said. “But how are you going to end up on the better side of the statistics?”
His suggestion: complete multiple internships and network heavily at events like career fairs.
The picture might not be so dire, though — Anthony Carnevale, director of the Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce, said the way the New York Fed tabulates its rate inflates the share of underemployed workers.
Specifically, Carnevale said its job classifications are overly broad. For example, if Parkhill’s job selling IT advisory services falls under “sales” in the Fed’s data, it might consider him underemployed, despite it being unlikely that he would’ve landed the job without a degree.
Carnevale said his center’s calculation of the underemployment rate pins it at about 20 percent, and he said that hasn’t changed much since the 1980s, when wages for college graduates skyrocketed.
“In the end, it’s about 20 percent of college graduates that make high school wages and should do better,” Carnevale said.
Carnevale and Vedder agreed on at least one topic: majors matter.
“They don’t think about what they’re gonna take,” Carnevale said of prospective students. “College is about going to an institution and participating in that community. From an economic point of view, that’s not the case. It’s about what you study.”
His larger point is that higher education has seen a shift in recent years. Increasingly, according to Carnevale, the value of a degree is determined by the problems it allows workers to solve.
“It’s not so much the institution you go to anymore. It’s your field of study that matters,” Carnevale said.
New York Fed Data shows the undergraduate degrees that produce the 10 highest median early-career salaries are in engineering. Conversely, non-STEM degrees, such as anthropology and theology, net the lowest early-career salaries.
“Something that students are not as aware of as they should be is that there are tremendous variance in job opportunities by major,” said Vedder.
“That isn’t to say that they shouldn’t do what they want to do, that’s just to say that they should realize the consequences,” Vedder said. “And they are substantial.”
But the degree program is not the end of it. Students can give themselves a better chance to get a desirable job after graduation through things like networking and internships, McMillan said.
“The employer has needs. … The superior way to find a job is to find the problem the employer is trying to solve for and pitching yourself as a solution,” McMillan said.
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Strictly fans in tears after Remembrance Sunday dance
Strictly viewers were left in tears after the professionals performed a special Remembrance Day dance.
The touching tribute on Sunday’s results show saw the male dancers as soldiers, with Anton Du Beke as a father leaving his young son.
Fans of the BBC programme were moved by the emotional routine.
“I always enjoy the group dances, and especially the Remembrance memorials, but tonight brought me to tears,” said one person on Twitter.
“God that pro routine was beautiful. Made me sob.” said another.
Another fan tweeted: “Beautiful opening dance for remembrance, such a story, had me to tears.”
“The #Strictly #RemembranceSunday professionals dance was jaw-dropping. So moving!” posted another.
“Wonderful tribute.”
Sunday’s show also included a segment showing the stars of Strictly, including judge Shirley Ballas, out and about raising awareness of the Poppy Appeal.
Strictly continues on BBC One.


Routers
flask_worker.set_route
def flask_worker.set_route(func) [source]
The @set_route
decorator bookmarks the current function call.
Specifically, it sets the Router's func
to the the current function and
stores the args and kwargs.
flask_worker.RouterMixin
class flask_worker.RouterMixin(func, *args, **kwargs) [source]
Mixin for Router models. A Router manages a series of function calls initiated by a view function. These function calls must be methods of the Router.
Suppose a view function initiates a series of function calls which include calling a Router. The Router can 'bookmark' its methods; if this Router is called in the future, it will pick up its series of function calls at the bookmarked method.
| Parameters: | func : callable
The function executed when the Router is called. *args, **kwargs :
Arguments and keyword arguments passed to |
|---|---|
| Attributes: | func : callable
Set from the
Set from the
Set from the
Set from the
Set from the Similarly defined. |
Methods
__call__(self) [source]
Calls self.func
, passing in self.args
and self.kwargs
.
| Returns: | page_html : str
Html of the page returned by the current route. |
|---|
reset(self) [source]
Reset self.func
, self.args
, and self.kwargs
to their initial
values.
| Returns: | self : flask_worker.RouterMixin
|
|---|


src/interfaces/IDeviceUpgrader.ts
Interface used to perform software upgrades.
Methods |
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init(opts: UpgradeOpts)
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Defined in src/interfaces/IDeviceUpgrader.ts:16
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Initializes the upgrader with all the necessary upgrade options such as filepath, verbose level etc.
Parameters :
Returns :
void
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on(message: string, callback: any)
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Defined in src/interfaces/IDeviceUpgrader.ts:33
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EventEmitter
Parameters :
Returns :
any
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| once | ||||||||||||
once(message: string, callback: any)
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Defined in src/interfaces/IDeviceUpgrader.ts:42
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EventEmitter
Parameters :
Returns :
any
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| removeListener | ||||||||||||
removeListener(message: string, callback: any)
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Defined in src/interfaces/IDeviceUpgrader.ts:51
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EventEmitter
Parameters :
Returns :
any
|
| start |
start()
|
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Defined in src/interfaces/IDeviceUpgrader.ts:24
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Initiate the upgrade process on the target device. Use event handlers to track the upgrade progress.
Returns :
Promise<void>
|
| upgradeIsValid |
upgradeIsValid()
|
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Defined in src/interfaces/IDeviceUpgrader.ts:59
|
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Verifies if camera performed a valid upgrade
Returns :
Promise<boolean>
A |
In order to perform a software upgarde on the camera, this interface should be used. Please note that there is a convenience function in the IDeviceManager
for performing the upgrade, but if you want to implement your own handler then this documentation needs to be reviewed.
Each upgrader class (BoxfishUpgrader, HuddlyGoUpgrader, AceUPgrader) requires some options that should be provided when initializing it:
const upgrader = cameraManager.getUpgrader();
const upgradeOptions = {
file: fs.readSync('/path/to/firmware/image'),
bootTimeout: 60 // Default is 60 seconds
verboseStatusLog: true // Default is true
}; // See the `IUpgraderOpts` for explanation of each option
// Initialize upgrader
upgrader.init(upgraderOptions);
After you have initialized the upgrader, then you can proceed with starting the upgrade process.
// Start the upgrade process
upgrader.start();
During the upgrade process, the upgrader class will emit the following events:
| Event | Description |
|---|---|
UPGRADE_START |
Fired when upgrade is initiated. |
UPGRADE_COMPLETE |
Fired when upgrade is completed successfully. |
UPGRADE_FAILED |
Fired when something fails during upgrade. The handler contains the error trace of the upgrade failure. |
TIMEOUT |
Fired when the camera does not come back up after reboot (reboot is necessary to complete the upgrade sequence. |
UPGRADE_PROGRESS |
Fired when constantly during the upgrade process providing with information on how far the upgrade process is from completion. |
The events above can be used as shown below:
const onUpgradeStartHandler = () => {
// Do something.... Inform your system that upgrade has started
upgrader.removeListener('UPGRADE_PROGRESS', onUpgradeProgressHandler);
}
const onUpgradeFailedHandler = (e) => {
// Upgrade has failed. Print error log to debug the reason
console.error(e);
upgrader.removeListener('UPGRADE_PROGRESS', onUpgradeProgressHandler);
}
const onUpgradeCompleteHandler = () => {
// Hurrayyy! Sucessfully upgraded your Huddly camera
upgrader.removeListener('UPGRADE_PROGRESS', onUpgradeProgressHandler);
}
const onUpgradeTimeoutHandler = () => {
// Ups! Looks like the camera did not come back up after rebooting during upgrade.
// This also means that the new software that was loaded into the camera will be discarded.
// Try to initiate upgrade again.
upgrader.removeListener('UPGRADE_PROGRESS', onUpgradeProgressHandler);
}
const onUpgradeProgressHandler = (progress) => {
// The progress object contains the following information:
/*
* status: A string representation of how far the upgrade progress has come (ex. Uploading firmware on the device)
* progress: A numerical value representing the percentage of upgrade completion (ex 30)
*/
console.log(`Upgrade Progress: ${progress.progress} %`)
}
upgrader.once('UPGRADE_START', onUpgradeStartHandler);
upgrader.once('UPGRADE_FAILED', onUpgradeFailedHandler);
upgrader.once('UPGRADE_COMPLETE', onUpgradeCompleteHandler);
upgrader.once('TIMEOUT', onUpgradeTimeoutHandler);
upgrader.on('UPGRADE_PROGRESS', onUpgradeProgressHandler);
// Finally start the upgrade after having setup all the listeners
upgrader.start();
import UpgradeOpts from './IUpgradeOpts';
/**
* Interface used to perform software upgrades.
*
* @interface IDeviceUpgrader
*/
export default interface IDeviceUpgrader {
/**
* Initializes the upgrader with all the necessary upgrade options such as filepath,
* verbose level etc.
*
* @param {*} opts Upgrade options
* @memberof IDeviceUpgrader
*/
init(opts: UpgradeOpts): void;
/**
* Initiate the upgrade process on the target device.
* Use event handlers to track the upgrade progress.
*
* @memberof IDeviceUpgrader
*/
start(): Promise<void>;
/**
* EventEmitter `on` listener
*
* @param {string} message The message use to setup the listener for
* @param {*} callback A callback used to perform actions on the caught event
* @memberof Transportable
*/
on(message: string, callback: any);
/**
* EventEmitter `once` listener
*
* @param {string} message The message use to setup the listener for
* @param {*} callback A callback used to perform actions on the caught event
* @memberof Transportable
*/
once(message: string, callback: any);
/**
* EventEmitter `removeListener`
*
* @param {string} message The message use to remove the listener for
* @param {*} callback
* @memberof Transportable
*/
removeListener(message: string, callback: any);
/**
* Verifies if camera performed a valid upgrade
*
* @returns {Promise<booleean>} A `Promise` that resolves when upgrade is valid
* @memberof IDeviceUpgrader
*/
upgradeIsValid(): Promise<boolean>;
}


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title: SeaHUG - Category theory for programmers (part 2)
layout: default
github_comments_issueid: 2
---
Instructor:
Bartosz Milewski
Category theory for programmers (part 2)
This is a 10-week in-person course taking place in Seattle, WA, United States.
This class will follow and expand upon Bartosz Milewski's blog. There will be lots of diagrams and programming on the whiteboard!
In Bartosz's own words:
I got the crazy idea, around 2014, to write a book about category theory for programmers. Mind you, not computer scientists but programmers—engineers rather than scientists. The idea evolved into a blog, and now into a course. I can't deny that there is a huge gap between science and engineering, because I have worked on both sides of the divide. But I've always felt a very strong compulsion to explain things. I have tremendous admiration for Richard Feynman who was the master of simple explanations. I know I'm no Feynman, but I will try my best.
To follow the course you don't need to know a lot of computer science or mathematics but you will need to be an experienced programmer. You should know what generic programming and polymorphism are.


source
You can read more about the start of my new Curation League.
41 accounts wanted to participate, thanks and welcome to my Curation League. There are six new participant from last week and nobody wanted to be removed. Thank you all for participating!
The curation of the last seven days ending by 23.09.2018 6:00:00 UTC are included in this analysis.
To enter the contest, please write a comment with add me
. A comment with remove me
will exclude an account from the contest. I will automatically scan the comments for building a participation list.
Winner for week 11
Gratulations to
- reazuliqbal for winning this round! 13.11 is a really great score!
- amosbastian for the second place!
- pomocnik for the third place!
All three did a great job in selecting posts for curation!
Result table
eff_sp
is the median effective Steem power of the account over last weeksum_weight
is the sum of all given votes. As a 100% votes can be given every 2.4 hours, this number should be close to 7000 (24 * 7 / 2.4 * 100
).median weight
is the median vote weight over the last weekreward
is the collected curation rewards within a week divided by effective Steem Power and multiplied by 1000adj. rew.
isreward
whensum_weight
is smaller than 7000 andreward / sum_weight * 7000
otherwise. This assures that voting more than the optimum will not lead to a better ranking.
| # | account | eff_sp | sum weight | median weight | reward | adj. rew. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | reazuliqbal | 1756.7 | 6823 | 3.00 | 13.11 | 13.11 |
| 2. | amosbastian | 2016.3 | 9121 | 10.92 | 9.10 | 6.99 |
| 3. | pomocnik | 16.3 | 3100 | 100.00 | 6.30 | 6.30 |
| 4. | mys | 3081.5 | 4823 | 2.00 | 5.88 | 5.88 |
| 5. | espoem | 3540.7 | 5855 | 15.00 | 4.95 | 4.95 |
| 6. | algo.coder | 264.0 | 6740 | 75.00 | 4.70 | 4.70 |
| 7. | sourovafrin | 1031.5 | 7066 | 100.00 | 4.34 | 4.30 |
| 8. | rose98734 | 29.3 | 2600 | 100.00 | 3.78 | 3.78 |
| 9. | pataty69 | 1096.5 | 7343 | 30.00 | 3.37 | 3.21 |
| 10. | the.nervi | 14.7 | 1500 | 100.00 | 3.12 | 3.12 |
| 11. | holger80 | 4633.0 | 6681 | 30.00 | 2.95 | 2.95 |
| 12. | darkassassin | 56.0 | 18100 | 100.00 | 6.34 | 2.45 |
| 13. | jacekw | 623.2 | 7400 | 30.00 | 2.46 | 2.33 |
| 14. | nervi | 293.5 | 6861 | 100.00 | 1.98 | 1.98 |
| 15. | diosbot | 2463.0 | 8097 | 47.00 | 1.96 | 1.69 |
| 16. | doughtaker | 816.1 | 8675 | 50.00 | 1.88 | 1.51 |
| 17. | grzyb77 | 232.1 | 3914 | 40.00 | 1.43 | 1.43 |
| 18. | katamori | 168.2 | 4750 | 100.00 | 1.33 | 1.33 |
| 19. | abh12345 | 20771.5 | 7514 | 5.00 | 1.32 | 1.23 |
| 20. | ajayyy | 229.0 | 3300 | 100.00 | 1.17 | 1.17 |
| 21. | crypto-econom1st | 262.3 | 2625 | 100.00 | 1.10 | 1.10 |
| 22. | rivalzzz | 1386.6 | 6550 | 75.00 | 1.08 | 1.08 |
| 23. | cryptoandcoffee | 1020.7 | 7107 | 44.00 | 1.08 | 1.07 |
| 24. | jlordc | 189.5 | 8100 | 100.00 | 1.18 | 1.02 |
| 25. | cryptoyzzy | 374.9 | 6483 | 100.00 | 1.00 | 1.00 |
| 26. | emrebeyler | 10434.6 | 7963 | 100.00 | 1.10 | 0.97 |
| 27. | codingdefined | 1994.2 | 7598 | 30.00 | 0.99 | 0.91 |
| 28. | annaburska | 1242.8 | 6679 | 100.00 | 0.90 | 0.90 |
| 29. | yasu24 | 2198.8 | 6227 | 15.00 | 0.81 | 0.81 |
| 30. | isnochys | 1401.9 | 3486 | 10.00 | 0.66 | 0.66 |
| 31. | aneukpineung78 | 135.0 | 3076 | 100.00 | 0.62 | 0.62 |
| 32. | celfmagazine | 5022.9 | 4000 | 100.00 | 0.60 | 0.60 |
| 33. | coretan.aksara | 40.5 | 2100 | 100.00 | 0.57 | 0.57 |
| 34. | blanchy | 582.9 | 4269 | 50.00 | 0.48 | 0.48 |
| 35. | isarmoewe | 772.4 | 4200 | 25.00 | 0.48 | 0.48 |
| 36. | dexterdev | 198.8 | 2345 | 70.00 | 0.20 | 0.20 |
| 37. | hispeedimagins | 207.1 | 400 | 100.00 | 0.10 | 0.10 |
| 38. | mariusclaassen | 15.1 | 100 | 100.00 | 0.07 | 0.07 |
| 39. | yailinbel | 42.7 | 170 | 100.00 | 0.05 | 0.05 |
| 40. | synergysteem | 153.5 | 400 | 100.00 | 0.04 | 0.04 |
| 41. | stevescoins | -1632.1 | 5943 | 33.00 | 0 | 0 |
Top 25 curation
This table shows the best ten curation rewards. The rewards are calculated by post curation reward divided by effective Steem Power and multiplied by 1000 divided by vote weight and multiplied by 100. Thus, the reward is normalized to a vote of 100%. Comments were skipped.
Keep in mind that the reward is normalized to a 100% vote.
Top 25 Authors
This table shows the post authors which led to the highest post curation reward divided by effective Steem Power and multiplied by 1000. All rewards from all participating accounts were summed up. Comments were skipped.
| reward | vote count | author | avatar |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.225 | 3 | dariklon | |
| 1.148 | 4 | vvasy | |
| 0.946 | 26 | amosbastian | |
| 0.942 | 13 | navx | |
| 0.939 | 14 | dinver | |
| 0.937 | 9 | igorkk | |
| 0.713 | 3 | stankow | |
| 0.712 | 9 | tysler | |
| 0.653 | 14 | sourovafrin | |
| 0.629 | 5 | rozpisana-ana | |
| 0.595 | 9 | ciapo | |
| 0.575 | 11 | mdsamad | |
| 0.563 | 10 | mikehamm | |
| 0.547 | 9 | aibolit66 | |
| 0.527 | 5 | laptopy2005 | |
| 0.522 | 13 | jacekw | |
| 0.521 | 2 | norbert.brylka | |
| 0.517 | 30 | zwora | |
| 0.477 | 17 | burnpost | |
| 0.465 | 12 | samuellmiller | |
| 0.443 | 4 | nervi | |
| 0.406 | 12 | alejohannes | |
| 0.406 | 5 | elohim4 | |
| 0.403 | 9 | dumboandgimbo | |
| 0.373 | 8 | villaincandle |
Top 3 curation
This table shows the top 3 curation posts of each participating account with at least a collected curation reward higher than 0.5.
The reward is calculated by post curation reward divided by effective Steem Power and multiplied by 1000 divided by vote weight and multiplied by 100. Thus, the reward is normalized to a vote of 100%. Only posts are shown.
reazuliqbal
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.341 | 137.2 | gigatoride | Update Utopian.Rocks API wrapper for Node.js, New Features v0.1.6 |
| 0.294 | 18.7 | yasminafly | DaVinci Witness Project - CONSUL English to Polish translation |
| 0.275 | 20.2 | sambillingham | Announcing Finally Network - Turn your Steem blog into a website |
amosbastian
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.415 | 30.8 | gigatoride | Update Utopian.Rocks API wrapper for Node.js, New Features v0.1.6 |
| 0.391 | 30.1 | genievot | Steem-Discord-Bot Announcement and Making it OpenSource. |
| 0.335 | 30.6 | navx | Node.js Translation to Spanish - 1296 words (Part 5) |
pomocnik
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.039 | 140.9 | vvasy | Archiciekawostki #02 [A. Speer, plany powojennego Berlina] |
| 0.611 | 24.6 | rozpisana-ana | Wspomnienia małej dziewczynki z dnia ataku 11 września 2001 roku |
| 0.489 | 36.2 | norbert.brylka | Jak to na razie wygląda? |
mys
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.325 | 17.4 | ilovecryptopl | Meetup Blockchain Business Łódź #2 |
| 0.307 | 50.4 | shahin24 | Badshah New Song “Aao Kabhi Haveli Pe” Video STREE Kriti Sanon Badshah, Nikhita Gandhi, Sachin - Jigar |
| 0.300 | 41.6 | shahin24 | Do Din - Darshan Raval Akanksha Sharma Latest Hits 2018 |
espoem
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.257 | 17.7 | hazae41 | Sweet IPFS : Full IPFS node for Android |
| 0.179 | 28.4 | byteball.org | Steem Use-a-Thon by Byteball - Weekly update 2 |
| 0.128 | 118.2 | princekelly | Steeditor (Unlimited Content Editing) Episode Two |
algo.coder
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.296 | 28.9 | elohim4 | (ENG/ITA) Speculative attack on Italy third part/ Attacco speculativo all’Italia terza parte |
| 0.268 | 28.9 | igorkk | Amazing around us!!! |
| 0.202 | 34.2 | igorkk | Amazing beauty of nature!!! |
sourovafrin
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.234 | 13.9 | johndennehy | Illegal: a true story of love, revolution and crossing borders [book serialization/ Ch.1] |
| 0.161 | 28.1 | aibolit66 | White Phlox at sunset |
| 0.134 | 28.1 | aibolit66 | Hydrangea young, green and white |
rose98734
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.034 | 8801.0 | aenor | Social mobility in Britain |
pataty69
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.167 | 43.3 | navx | Node.js Translation to Spanish - 1198 words (Part 8) |
| 0.152 | 103.5 | navx | Node.js Translation to Spanish - 1226 words (Part 4) |
| 0.145 | 14.2 | vaansteam | Time-lapse colored pencils - The myths about being an Artist |
the.nervi
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.817 | 25.6 | dariklon | Serialowo #2 Ascension |
| 0.678 | 28.9 | stankow | Moja miseczka dnia powszedniego. |
| 0.407 | 71.3 | dariklon | Serialowo #3 The Expanse |
holger80
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.239 | 92.2 | rodux | Introducing DiscordSteem! A Cool New Discord Bot |
| 0.149 | 31.6 | irelandscape | SteemQA (beta release) - 2nd Progress Report |
| 0.136 | 97.0 | curtwriter | The Busy Life with Busy.org - What You Need to Know [Episode 1] |
darkassassin
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.195 | 810.8 | fajri.steem41 | I can’t stand up |
| 0.177 | 744.6 | tira.steem26 | Hope to someone |
| 0.160 | 1343.5 | zainurin81 | Power of love |
jacekw
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.176 | 57.3 | kocinka | Japońskie słodycze i przekąski, czyli kolorowy zawrót głowy |
| 0.168 | 196.5 | vvasy | Archiciekawostki #02 [A. Speer, plany powojennego Berlina] |
| 0.144 | 40.3 | geekmode | Forza Horizon 4 - czyli wyścigi i samochody w jeszcze lepszej odsłonie - idealna gra? - Rzut okiem na Demo [PC] |
nervi
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.102 | 35.8 | geekmode | Battlefield V - Otwarte beta testy. Jak wygląda granie na obecnym etapie? |
| 0.092 | 12.1 | jacekw | Hello #spanish community! We are #polish community. We would like to know more about you! |
| 0.089 | 23.8 | kocinka | Dlaczego ryby są tak ważne dla japońskiej diety i kultury? |
diosbot
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.097 | 23.9 | mizej | [PL] Kultowe polskie przeboje - Tydzień trzeci |
| 0.091 | 25.6 | assayer | Pl-publikacje: 210 STEEM nagród! Apel do opiekunów tagów i expertów WISE |
| 0.083 | 25.4 | mrcn-86 | 🥣 🍳 [Przepis] Smacznie i Niezdrowo - Krązki Cebulowe po Polsku 🍳 🥣 |
doughtaker
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.108 | 387.8 | harpagon | Steem Smart Contracts javascript: the library that makes the interaction with the nodes easier |
| 0.089 | 524.2 | anonym0us | Navi, a Discord Trail Bot That Will Help Small Communities |
| 0.084 | 656.2 | genievot | Steem-Discord-Bot Announcement and Making it OpenSource. |
grzyb77
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.204 | 24.1 | emsonic | [PL/ENG] The Binding of Isaac Antibirth [Emsonic] |
| 0.159 | 24.1 | ciapo | Retro Reanimacja - Podkręcamy laser w Sedze Saturn |
| 0.135 | 24.2 | franino | Ile wojen i podziałów wywołała reformacja…Marcina Lutra? |
katamori
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.119 | 14.3 | onepice | Tank Fire Game Using HTML SVG (Part-2) |
| 0.119 | 21.1 | thilah | Fanart: More South Park Stuff |
| 0.113 | 18.2 | thilah | Self drawing(re-draw): It’s A Me |
abh12345
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.114 | 17.2 | nomadicsoul | It’s Finally Here! Buy Stuff With Steem! |
| 0.103 | 12.1 | themarkymark | Does PayPal have a challenger? |
| 0.090 | 19.4 | pennsif | Here Comes The News - 6 September 2018 [recording] - with @crypto.talk, @danieldyemusic, @krnel, @azizbd, @martin.mikes & @gregorypatrick |
ajayyy
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.118 | 31.4 | amosbastian | Utopian.rocks - Category filtering, moderator comments feed |
| 0.112 | 15.1 | outwork | Steemblr - Improved dashboard UI design |
| 0.087 | 2589.6 | hazae41 | Sweet IPFS : Full IPFS node for Android |
crypto-econom1st
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.365 | 27.2 | beer32 | หมูกรอบเพลย์ยาร์ด อาหารจานโปรด |
| 0.177 | 27.1 | mdsamad | Natural fruits Kamranga |
| 0.161 | 27.1 | mdsamad | Natural fruits Pineapple |
rivalzzz
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.066 | 43.7 | joeparys | How To Get HUGE Upvotes on Steemit! A Step By Step Tutorial |
| 0.052 | 25.2 | therealwolf | STEEMship to Mars - Step 1: Witness Voting |
| 0.042 | 21.2 | uwelang | Get ready for Oktoberfest - Madness kicks-off in 7 days! |
cryptoandcoffee
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.099 | 17.6 | erodedthoughts | Warframe Monday |
| 0.098 | 14.2 | m31 | Forest road |
| 0.084 | 15.4 | geekpowered | Crypto’s down, so you’re fucking leaving? |
jlordc
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.104 | 29.1 | ifeoluwa88 | MY MONDAY RANT: SAND MY PAPER |
| 0.077 | 29.2 | culgin | Content Crowdsourcing for “Art of Cleaning” Part 2 - 54 STEEM Worth of Reward! |
| 0.070 | 29.2 | ifeoluwa88 | GOODBYE TO THE PAST |
cryptoyzzy
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.085 | 29.1 | sebbbl | Steemigram : automatically post from Instagram to Steemit ! |
| 0.077 | 29.2 | sebbbl | Blink : le “Hello world” de l’Arduino |
| 0.077 | 24.1 | cryptogainsfr | Airdrops update #37 |
emrebeyler
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.079 | 643.8 | smitop | Fixing SEO for dApps |
| 0.058 | 25.1 | muratkbesiroglu | Sci-Fi Novel: The Ultimate Debate - Part 46: Farewell to the Struggle |
| 0.057 | 24.1 | muratkbesiroglu | Sci-fi Story: Salary Increase (English/Turkish) |
codingdefined
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.101 | 328.8 | harpagon | Steem Smart Contracts javascript: the library that makes the interaction with the nodes easier |
| 0.086 | 1123.0 | cunigarro | [ QueryJane project ] Interface improvements in design and optimization for load time |
| 0.084 | 2773.2 | bflanagin | eduSteem: Spell Checking |
annaburska
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.060 | 195.1 | the.foodini | 💰 WIN 5 STEEM every week! FOODspedition 2.0 [Round #2] |
| 0.048 | 94.8 | xuanito | Aromatyczny groszek cukrowy z czosnkiem✨ |
| 0.046 | 102.5 | thermomania | Pasta z brokułów i sera feta - dietetyczne smarowidło |
yasu24
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.216 | 8850.1 | yuyuyu | 隠遁雲隠れ家的スパゲティ屋さん |
| 0.198 | 24.9 | hiradate | ラーメン二郎 三田本店 Ramen jiro |
| 0.156 | 38.2 | tonpa | 【Reputation is now 60】になりました！！！ |
isnochys
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.057 | 916.6 | chuuuckie | Busy Boring Day |
| 0.050 | 28.6 | themarkymark | [Dlive] @themarkymark and son plays Fortnite |
| 0.049 | 28.4 | emrebeyler | Lightsteem 0.0.9 - Introducing event listeners |
aneukpineung78
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.156 | 26.4 | muliadimacro | Makro fotografi kumbang (Macro photography beetles) |
| 0.089 | 132.9 | nureza | Lindungi Kecerdasan Anak Anda Sejak Dini |
| 0.078 | 94.9 | fadil-baik | Ingin memposting (post) yang kreatif dan bermanfaat di eSteem.app. |
celfmagazine
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.039 | 484.9 | templo | @templo 9/11 MEMORIAL WTC |
| 0.034 | 48.5 | celfmagazine | CELFMAGAZINE - [ACTUALIZACIÓN DE PROYECTO - CURACIÓN - IDEAS] [ESP] |
| 0.033 | 198.6 | tefiefranco | La magnificencia del Tirano desde el lenguaje cinematográfico: Taita Boves (2010) de Luis Alberto Lamata. |
coretan.aksara
| reward | delay [min] | author | title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.074 | 17.0 | shintamonica | Why do you have to choose @good-karma as a witness? |
| 0.049 | 8.1 | piyamas | My Child #16 :: ไปทัศนศึกษากับเด็กน้อย |
| 0.025 | 21.6 | boynashruddin | Siwah Mencuri Makanan Elang |
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This page contains Reports, Presentations and a number of Videos that explain how to use the ANTHC Remote Monitoring website. This website is based upon a website developed for the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC) Building Monitoring System project. Most of the reports and training material below come from that project.
Final Report for the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC) Building Monitoring System Project: Design of the Monitoring Systems, Benefits from Monitoring various System Types, Installation Tips, Internet Access Issues.
A short presentation showing how to set up data collection from an Okofen Wood Pellet Boiler.
Adobe Flash Player must be installed on your computer to view these videos. Click on the image of the video's title page to start the video.


Instruction to use the app
right click, inspect, open console
refresh the page, so the prompt appears
commands you can give
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new
"-to add a new todo
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list
"-to see all the todos
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quit
"-to quit the app
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remove
"-to remove the todo


| 005:106 Khan | : |
O you who believe! When death approaches any of you, and you make a bequest, then take the testimony of two just men of your own folk or two others from outside, if you are travelling through the land and the calamity of death befalls you. Detain them both after As-Salat (the prayer), (then) if you are in doubt (about their truthfulness), let them both swear by Allah (saying): "We wish not for any worldly gain in this, even though he (the beneficiary) be our near relative. We shall not hide Testimony of Allah, for then indeed we should be of the sinful." |
| 005:106 Maulana | : |
O you who believe, call to witness between you, when death draws nigh to one of you, at the time of making the will, two just persons from among you, or two others from among others than you, if you are travelling in the land and the calamity of death befalls you. You should detain them after the prayer. Then if you doubt (them), they shall both swear by Allah (saying): We will not take for it a price, though there be a relative nor will We hide the testimony of Allah, for then certainly We shall be sinners. |
| 005:106 Pickthal | : |
O ye who believe! Let there be witnesses between you when death draweth nigh unto one of you, at the time of bequest - two witnesses, just men from among you, or two others from another tribe, in case ye are campaigning in the land and the calamity of death befall you. Ye shall empanel them both after the prayer, and, if ye doubt, they shall be made to swear by Allah (saying): We will not take a bribe, even though it were (on behalf of) a near kinsman nor will we hide the testimony of Allah, for then indeed we should be of the sinful. |
| 005:106 Rashad | : |
O you who believe, witnessing a will when one of you is dying shall be done by two equitable people among you. If you are traveling, then two others may do the witnessing. After observing the Contact Prayer (Salat), let the witnesses swear by GOD, to alleviate your doubts: "We will not use this to attain personal gains, even if the testator is related to us. Nor will we conceal GOD's testimony. Otherwise, we would be sinners." |
| 005:106 Sarwar | : |
Believers, when death approaches any one of you, let two just men from your own people (Muslims) or any two other men (People of the Book) if death befalls you on a journey, bear witness to the bequest. If you have any doubts as to their honesty, detain them and let them take an oath after the prayer, each one of them saying, "I swear by God that my testimony is true. I am not selling the Truth for a paltry price even though the beneficiary would be one of my relatives. I do not hide the testimony which is the right of God, for then I would be one of the sinners." |
| 005:106 Shakir | : |
O you who believe! call to witness between you when death draws nigh to one of you, at the time of making the will, two just persons from among you, or two others from among others than you, if you are travelling in the land and the calamity of death befalls you; the two (witnesses) you should detain after the prayer; then if you doubt (them), they shall both swear by Allah, (saying): We will not take for it a price, though there be a relative, and we will not hide the testimony of Allah for then certainly we should be among the sinners. |
| 005:106 Sherali | : |
O ye who believe ! the right evidence among you, when death comes to one of you, at the time of making a will, is of two just men from among you; or of two others not from among you, in case you be journeying in the land and the calamity of death befalls you. You shall detain them both after Prayer for giving evidence; and if you have doubt concerning their evidence, they shall both swear by ALLAH, saying, 'We will not take for this any price, even though the person affected thereby be a near relation, nor will we hide the testimony enjoined by ALLAH; surely in that case we shall be among the sinners.' |
| 005:106 Yusufali | : |
O ye who believe! When death approaches any of you, (take) witnesses among yourselves when making bequests,- two just men of your own (brotherhood) or others from outside if ye are journeying through the earth, and the chance of death befalls you (thus). If ye doubt (their truth), detain them both after prayer, and let them both swear by Allah: "We wish not in this for any worldly gain, even though the (beneficiary) be our near relation: we shall hide not the evidence before Allah: if we do, then behold! the sin be upon us!" |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > الصلاة > أداء الصلاة > الحض عليها Pillars of Islam> The Prayers>Performing the Prayers> The Incitement to Pray العمل > العمل الطالح > في القول > كتم الشهادة Action(Work)> Bad Deeds>In the Saying>Concealing the Evidence
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# Copyright (c) 2015, Shinya Yagyu
# All rights reserved.
#
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# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
#
# 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice,
# this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
# 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice,
# this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation
# and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
# 3. Neither the name of the copyright holder nor the names of its contributors
# may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software
# without specific prior written permission.
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# LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
# CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF
# SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS
# INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN
# CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE)
# ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE
# POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
import types
import threading
import logging
import time
# from . import telehashbinder
import telehashbinder #for creating document
log_fmt = '%(filename)s:%(lineno)d %(funcName)s() %(message)s'
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG, format=log_fmt)
[docs]class NoSeqError(Exception):
"""
Exception Class thrown when no seq is remaiend.
This instance is called when receving broadcasts and channel packets.
"""
def __init__(self, value):
"""
init.
:param str value: description about this exception
"""
self.value = value
def __str__(self):
"""
return description about this exception when str()
"""
return repr(self.value)
[docs]class ChannelHandler(object):
"""
Class for handling received packets in channels.
This instance is called when receving broadcasts and channel packets.
"""
def __init__(self):
"""init. store all seq* methods to list."""
self.count = 0
self.next = None
self.mlist = []
self.n = 0
self.get_sequences()
self.call = None
[docs] def get_sequences(self):
"""store all seq* methods to list."""
for name in dir(self):
if name.startswith("seq"):
seq = getattr(self, name)
if isinstance(seq, types.MethodType):
self.mlist.append(seq)
def _handle(self, packet):
self.next = None
r = self.mlist[self.n](packet)
if self.next is None:
self.n = self.n + 1
if self.n >= len(self.mlist):
self.n = -1
else:
self.n = self.mlist.index(self.next)
return r
[docs] def handle(self, packet):
"""
call one seq* method incrementally per one packet.
In seq* methods, you can use
self.call to call another ClassHandler instance,
self.next to jump to another seq* methods.
:param string packet: a received packet to be handled.
:return: packets to be send back. not sent if None
"""
if self.n == -1:
raise NoSeqError("no more methods for the handler.")
if self.call is not None:
try:
r = self.call.handle(packet)
except NoSeqError:
self.call = None
r = self._handle(packet)
else:
r = self._handle(packet)
return r
[docs]class StorjTelehash(object):
"""
Concrete Messaging layer for Storj Platform in Telehash.
Everything in telehash-C is not thread safe. So run function after
stop a thread, and run a thread again in all functions.
"""
DESCRIPTION = 'messaging layer in telehach'
""" description about this messaging implementation which is
used in sublcass.
"""
def __init__(self, port=0):
"""
init
:param int port: port number to be listened packets.
if 0, port number is seletcted randomly.
"""
self.cobj = telehashbinder.init(port, self.get_channel_handler)
self.start_thread()
self.channel_factories = {}
[docs] def get_my_location(self):
"""
return my location information. format is:
{"keys":{"1a":"al45izsjxe2sikv7mc6jpnwywybbkqvsou"},
paths":[{"type":"udp4","ip":"<IP_ADDRESS>","port":1234}]
:return: location info.
"""
return telehashbinder.get_my_location(self.cobj)
[docs] def get_my_id(self):
"""
return my id information. format is:
jlde3uibwflz4hqnk4zehvj5o5kd4goyqtrwqwhiotw6n4qtrf2a
:param Object cobj: pointer of StorjTelehash instnace returned
by init()
:return: id info.
"""
return telehashbinder.get_my_id(self.cobj)
[docs] def start_thread(self):
"""star to receive netowrk packets in a thread. """
telehashbinder.set_stopflag(self.cobj, 0)
self.thread = threading.Thread(
target=lambda: telehashbinder.start(self.cobj))
self.thread.setDaemon(True)
self.thread.start()
[docs] def add_channel_handler(self, channel_name, factory):
"""
add ChannelHandler class object and associate it with a channel name.
:param Class handler_class: ChannelHandler class to be associated
with
:param method factory: factory method called when creating
handler_class instnace.
"""
self.channel_factories[channel_name] = factory
[docs] def get_channel_handler(self, channel_name):
"""
get ChannelHandler instance that is associate it with a channel_name.
This method is called when receviing channel requests.
:param str channel_name: channel name
"""
if channel_name not in self.channel_factories.keys():
raise TypeError(channel_name + ' is not registered')
h = self.channel_factories[channel_name]()
if not isinstance(h, ChannelHandler):
raise TypeError(
"create non ChannelHandler instance when call factory")
return h.handle
[docs] def open_channel(self, location, name, handler):
"""
open a channel with a handler.
:param str location: json str where you want to open a channel.
:param str name: channel name that you want to open .
:param ChannelHandler handler: channel handler.
"""
if isinstance(handler, ChannelHandler):
telehashbinder.set_stopflag(self.cobj, 1)
self.thread.join()
telehashbinder.open_channel(self.cobj, location, name,
handler.handle)
self.start_thread()
else:
raise TypeError("cannot add non ChannelHandler instance")
[docs] def ping(self, location):
"""
ping. expect a response including my IP address.
:param str location: json str where you want to ping.
"""
telehashbinder.set_stopflag(self.cobj, 1)
self.thread.join()
telehashbinder.ping(self.cobj, location)
self.start_thread()
[docs] def finalize(self):
"""
destructor. stop a thread and call telehashbinder's finalization.
"""
if hasattr(self, "cobj"):
telehashbinder.set_stopflag(self.cobj, 1)
self.thread.join()
telehashbinder.finalize(self.cobj)


Odo Object Fit
A polyfill for CSS' object-fit: cover;
If the browser supports object-fit
, it will not run. The media element should have full width and height as well as the object-fit
property.
This component handles image and video loading internally and sets the size of the media element when its metadata is available.
Support
IE9+
Native support: Chrome 31, Firefox 36, Safari 7.1, Opera 19, iOS Safari 8, Android browser 4.4.4.
Your browser does not support CSS object-fit
. This component will adjust images and video.
Dependencies
None.
Cover vs. Nothing
Markup
<img id="my-cover" class="my-cover" src="https://placehold.it/350x150" alt="">
Styles
These rules are required. You must add them to your image or video which is being fitted.
.my-cover {
width: 100%;
max-width: none;
height: 100%;
object-fit: cover;
}
Script
ObjectFit does not keep track of fitted elements. When its parent element changes size, you must fit the object again.
OdoObjectFit.cover(document.getElementById('my-cover'));
window.addEventListener('resize', function() {
OdoObjectFit.cover(document.getElementById('my-cover'));
});
Responsive Image and Video
Deferred image loading
These images do not have a src
attribute. It's added after the page has loaded.
Pass an array of elements
It can be array-like, like a Nodelist or arguments.
OdoObjectFit.cover(document.querySelectorAll('.coveralls'));
Using Contain
You may also specify that the media element should be completely contained/visible within its parent element.
Setup
Use the static contain
method to polyfill object-fit: contain
.
.my-contain {
width: 100%;
max-width: none;
height: 100%;
object-fit: contain;
}
OdoObjectFit.contain(document.querySelectorAll('.my-contain'));


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-Complex Network The goal of the project was to use temporal pattern of retweets combined with structural information of the network to identify the best set of influential users that can be targeted for viral diffusion in the Twitter network.
-Natural Language Processing, Information Retrieval Generated a Concept Map from a document by first converting text to simple language, identify important entities, finding the weighted relationship between entities, and then finally obtain a visual representation of the relations between entities.
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It uses utility classes for typography and spacing to space content out within the larger container.
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public interface LogEvent
Provides contextual information about a logged message. A LogEvent must be Serializable
so that it
may be transmitted over a network connection, output in a
SerializedLayout
, and many other uses. Besides containing a
Message
, a LogEvent has a corresponding
Level
that the message was logged at. If a
Marker
was used, then it is included here. The contents of the
ThreadContext
at the time of the log call are provided via
getContextMap()
and getContextStack()
. If a Throwable
was included in the log
call, then it is provided via getThrown()
. When this class is serialized, the attached Throwable will
be wrapped into a ThrowableProxy
so that it may be safely serialized
and deserialized properly without causing problems if the exception class is not available on the other end.
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Map<String,String> |
getContextMap()
Gets the context map (also know as Mapped Diagnostic Context or MDC). |
ThreadContext.ContextStack |
getContextStack()
Gets the context stack (also known as Nested Diagnostic Context or NDC). |
Level |
getLevel()
Gets the level. |
String |
getLoggerFqcn()
Returns the fully qualified class name of the caller of the logging API. |
String |
getLoggerName()
Gets the logger name. |
Marker |
getMarker()
Gets the Marker associated with the event. |
Message |
getMessage()
Gets the message associated with the event. |
StackTraceElement |
getSource()
Gets the source of logging request. |
String |
getThreadName()
Gets thread name. |
Throwable |
getThrown()
Gets throwable associated with logging request. |
ThrowableProxy |
getThrownProxy()
Gets throwable proxy associated with logging request. |
long |
getTimeMillis()
Gets event time in milliseconds since midnight, January 1, 1970 UTC. |
boolean |
isEndOfBatch()
Returns true if this event is the last one in a batch, false otherwise. |
boolean |
isIncludeLocation()
Returns whether the source of the logging request is required downstream. |
void |
setEndOfBatch(boolean endOfBatch)
Sets whether this event is the last one in a batch. |
void |
setIncludeLocation(boolean locationRequired)
Sets whether the source of the logging request is required downstream. |
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Map<String,String> getContextMap()
null
.ThreadContext.ContextStack getContextStack()
null
.String getLoggerFqcn()
Level getLevel()
String getLoggerName()
null
.Marker getMarker()
null
if no Marker was defined on this LogEventMessage getMessage()
long getTimeMillis()
System.currentTimeMillis()
StackTraceElement getSource()
String getThreadName()
Throwable getThrown()
Convenience method for ThrowableProxy.getThrowable();
ThrowableProxy getThrownProxy()
boolean isEndOfBatch()
true
if this event is the last one in a batch, false
otherwise. Used by asynchronous
Loggers and Appenders to signal to buffered downstream components when to flush to disk, as a more efficient
alternative to the immediateFlush=true
configuration.
boolean isIncludeLocation()
StackTrace
snapshot or not before handing off this event to
another thread.
true
if the source of the logging request is required downstream, false
otherwise.getSource()
void setEndOfBatch(boolean endOfBatch)
immediateFlush=true
configuration.
endOfBatch
- true
if this event is the last one in a batch, false
otherwise.void setIncludeLocation(boolean locationRequired)
StackTrace
snapshot or not before handing off this event to
another thread.
locationRequired
- true
if the source of the logging request is required downstream, false
otherwise.getSource()
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FactoryTalk Metrics Data Analysis
By: Alex Marcy on November 11, 2014
Tagged: FactoryTalk Metrics
After implementing your process model in FactoryTalk Metrics you want a way to access your performance data. Report Expert provides a quick and simple way to access the most common data used to assess plant performance with pre-configured reports capable of tracking your entire process or filtering down to any level of detail to answer your most important questions.
Reports
One of the main benefits of FactoryTalk Metrics is how quickly you can view actionable data from the system. Using the Report Expert package, in a matter of minutes you can have access to 69 pre-configured reports filterable by just about any metric you can imagine. These reports allow you to drill down to the finest level of detail on any piece of equipment to understand the exact causes for production losses at any point in time.
In addition to the out-of-the-box reports you have full access to modify the existing reports or create your own from scratch. Custom reports can also be used to display information from other systems you may be using, giving you even greater access to information across your entire organization.
These reports can also easily be auto-generated and sent out to key-personnel in your organization. No longer will you need to spend hours going through process logs, tracking incomplete records on downtime, and trying to understand notes from an operator on hour 7 of a graveyard shift to put together an Excel spreadsheet to calculate overall losses. You can instead show up at the beginning of your shift with a clear view of exactly what your process did the previous day.
Sorting all of your events by reason codes will give you the insight into what needs to be fixed and the exact impact those efforts will have on production. With this information in hand you can easily go from putting out fires to focus on continuous improvement.
Trending
In addition to reports you can display all of the data from your FactoryTalk Metrics system in FactoryTalk VantagePoint with less time to configure than it takes to make your morning coffee. If you have a process historian you can put process and Metrics data on one trend allowing you to understand exactly what your process was doing prior to any events. The power in this scenario lies in the ability to begin to notice issues long before they happen.
One real-world example from one of our customers is at a powder processing facility. They noticed the pumps used to move powder from drying to processing were shutting down on a regular basis causing large amounts of downtime. The issue was as the powder was pushed through the pipes sometimes it would start to clog and if left unchecked for the rest of the shift would cause blockages and the pumps to trip on over-current.
After understanding the cause of the issue and tracking when the equipment went down alongside real-time data, the engineer noticed that between 2 and 3 hours prior to the fan tripping off the amperage had a slight spike with a correlating pressure drop at the pipe exit shortly thereafter. This information was implemented as an event with automatic notification for maintenance to clear the blockage at the next break. This nearly eliminated this issue as a cause for downtime immediately increasing the plant's average production.
Business System Integration
If you have any systems elsewhere in your business you can easily integrate FactoryTalk Metrics information into their workflows. Maybe process downtime directly affects product quality testing schedules. You can notify your quality technicians of process upsets on particular product runs allowing them to schedule their time more effectively. Another example might be when product quality directly affects when shipments will go out and the shipping department can be immediately notified of delays so they can manage customer expectations as soon as necessary to maintain customer agreements.
Integrating with your business systems is likely more complicated than implementing FactoryTalk Metrics in the first place, however you can work with your IT staff or outside developers to access this data directly from the database. We have leveraged this capability for many of our customers with great success. All of the data is available for you to use and there is excellent documentation on how everything is laid out making it easy to access the information to provide value to your entire organization.
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Implementing the reporting and analysis tools for FactoryTalk Metrics is a very quick process. Using the pre-built reports in Report Expert gives you access to the most common pieces of information used to impact your bottom line. If something is not immediately available in the stock reports you can easily build your own custom reports.
Possibly the most important question you can answer is why wouldn't you want to have access to all of the information about your process? If you could increase capacity, reduce costs, and enable continuous improvement using the equipment you already have along with better information would that better your bottom line?
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Currently the type of finset.sup
is
finset.sup : Π {α : Type u_1} {β : Type u_2} [_inst_1 : lattice.semilattice_sup_bot α], finset β → (β → α) → α
I think it would make more sense to return a β
. There's no function that does this at the moment, and it would be useful.
I guess the β
is not unique though. In my application the function is injective.
The ordering on \a
might not be total, in which there is no "corresponding" value of \b
to return, if I understand what you want to do
You could write a trunc of a value that maps to the sup
and in the case where the function is injective you can get the value out
What you're looking for is usually called "argmax"
Okay, so I'm going to have to write this argmax
function. We're kind of inconsistent at the moment with how we handle empty lists on the variants of max
list.maximum, finset.sup, finset.max
. What should argmax do?
If it has a complex type like I suggested, then it's basically a proof procedure, so I think it should be fine to assume the input is nonempty
We could also have a more weakly typed version that has some default behavior in that case
just so you can write argmax_(x \in S) f x
as a term in reasonable conditions
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class Map
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private int[][] |
array |
private static java.lang.String |
CANVAS |
private Graphics |
graphics |
private OpenSimplexNoise |
noise |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Map(Graphics graphics)
Constructor for Map objects
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) void |
drawMap()
Draws the representation of our map onto a GraphicsContext,
a 1 in the array will be a wall on the layer.
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private void |
drawMapCell(java.awt.Point point)
Draws a single cell at a specific point
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(package private) int[][] |
getArr()
Returns the map array
|
(package private) int |
getValueAt(java.awt.Point point)
Returns the value in the array at a specific point
|
(package private) void |
populate()
Generates a map based on the OpenSimplex noise function,
where 1 represents a wall and 0 represents floor.
|
(package private) void |
setValueAt(java.awt.Point point,
int value)
Sets the value at a certain point in the array,
and draws the resulting graphical representation
|
private final int[][] array
private final OpenSimplexNoise noise
private Graphics graphics
private static final java.lang.String CANVAS
Map(Graphics graphics)
graphics
- a Graphics object to handle our graphics callsvoid populate()
void setValueAt(java.awt.Point point, int value) throws OutOfBoundsException
point
- a Point with array coordinatesvalue
- a value to set at the array positionOutOfBoundsException
- if a point tries to access the map out of bounds, an error is thrownvoid drawMap()
private void drawMapCell(java.awt.Point point)
point
- a point in the array coordinate system to draw atint getValueAt(java.awt.Point point) throws OutOfBoundsException
point
- a Point at which the value should be returnedOutOfBoundsException
- if a point tries to access the map out of bounds, an error is thrownint[][] getArr()


| Module | Twitter::Validation |
| In: |
lib/validation.rb
|
| MAX_LENGTH | = | 140 | ||
| INVALID_CHARACTERS | = | [ 0xFFFE, 0xFEFF, # BOM 0xFFFF, # Special 0x202A, 0x202B, 0x202C, 0x202D, 0x202E | Character not allowed in Tweets |
Check the text for any reason that it may not be valid as a Tweet. This is meant as a pre-validation before posting to api.twitter.com. There are several server-side reasons for Tweets to fail but this pre-validation will allow quicker feedback.
Returns false if this text is valid. Otherwise one of the following Symbols will be returned:
<tt>:too_long</tt>:: if the <tt>text</tt> is too long <tt>:empty</tt>:: if the <tt>text</tt> is nil or empty <tt>:invalid_characters</tt>:: if the <tt>text</tt> contains non-Unicode or any of the disallowed Unicode characters
# File lib/validation.rb, line 37 def tweet_invalid?(text) return :empty if text.blank? begin return :too_long if tweet_length(text) > MAX_LENGTH return :invalid_characters if INVALID_CHARACTERS.any?{|invalid_char| text.include?(invalid_char) } rescue ArgumentError, ActiveSupport::Multibyte::EncodingError => e # non-Unicode value. return :invalid_characters end return false end
Returns the length of the string as it would be displayed. This is equivilent to the length of the Unicode NFC (See: www.unicode.org/reports/tr15). This is needed in order to consistently calculate the length of a string no matter which actual form was transmitted. For example:
U+0065 Latin Small Letter E
+ U+0301 Combining Acute Accent
… The NFC of {U+0065, U+0301} is {U+00E9}, which is a single chracter and a +display_length+ of 1
The string could also contain U+00E9 already, in which case the canonicalization will not change the value.
# File lib/validation.rb, line 24 def tweet_length(text) ActiveSupport::Multibyte::Chars.new(text).normalize(:c).length end


Intercon lets you sign up for games before the convention. Since games have limited space, our goal with this process is to allow as many people as possible to play in the games they prefer.
Game signup is separate from convention registration. By registering and paying for Intercon, you are entitled to sign up for as many games as you like, provided they are not running concurrently.
Individual game signups usually begin in November, but will be announced in the email newsletter which is sent to everyone who has registered. You must be paid up in order to sign up for a game.
There are usually three or four rounds of signups, although the individual number may vary from year to year. Signups usually open at 7pm Eastern; each round is six days later than the last.
For Intercon R, these are the signup dates:
Have you paid for Intercon? If not, you won't be able to sign up for games, so please make sure to sign in and pay for the con before signups open! (Or if you're a GM, make sure you've set yourself up to be comped for your game. You can email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you're not sure how.)
While I'm writing about making sure you're registered for things, don't forget a place to stay while you're at Intercon! While the Crowne Plaza does require a credit card to hold your reservation, it won't charge you until you actually check in (and you can use a different card at that time if you like). To register for our hotel block, see our hotel page.
Signups tend to go pretty fast once we open the floodgates! It pays to plan ahead, not only for which game you'd like to sign up for, but for one or two backup options in case your first choice fills too fast.
Our web site keeps track of page loads within a particular session, and expects them to come in sequence. Having the Intercon site open in multiple tabs, or using the Back button, can confuse it. The last thing you want to see when you hit the link to sign up is "Sequence Error!"
(And, yes, web developers - we know and we hear you. We're currently working on a rewrite of the site that will let you multi-tab or Back to your heart's content.)
Game registration at Intercon takes character gender into account. By default, you'll be signed up to play characters of the gender you specified when you signed up for the con. However, if you're interested in playing a female character in some larps and a male character in others, we have an officially-supported way to do that.
Simply log into the site, click "My Profile" (in the upper navigation bar on the left side), and change your "Preferred Character Gender" setting! You can do this before signups open if you like, and you can change this setting as many times as you like. Your character gender for each larp is whatever the setting was at the time you signed up for the larp. We expect GMs to honor your signup gender when it comes to casting.
Years ago, you had to sign out of the web site and sign back in once signups opened. Those days are long gone! You can just stay signed in on any page of the site you like.
The best place to be on the Intercon site when signups open is on the page of your first choice game. Reload the page frequently. (It's ok, our mighty web server can handle it. We sincerely hope.) Once signups open, the start and end times of the game (in the "Run Times" box) will turn into a blue link. Click the link to sign up!
If you have any trouble signing up, please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We'll be on the lookout for emails during the signup rush and will try to get things fixed up as quickly as possible.


THE LOST HIGHWAY (1997) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1997 Ted Prigge
Director: David Lynch Writers: David Lynch and Barry Gifford Starring: Bill Pullman, Patricia Arquette, Bathalzar Getty, Robert Loggia, Robert Blake, Gary Busey, Richard Pryor, Giovanni Ribissi, Henry Rollins, Marilyn Manson, Jack Nance
David Lynch is one of the more...interesting directors. He's made a career out of baffling people with his films that to call bizarre is merely an understatement. But in most of his great films, there's some kind of underlying theme or message. Take "Eraserhead" - a film that on the surface makes about as much sense as William S. Borroughs' "Naked Lunch." But one can see a satirical vein inside, popping out. But his newest film, meant to be his comeback after "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me," not to mention the whole "Twin Peaks" spiel (which i kind of liked), is, to paraphrase Shakespeare, a film of sound and fury, signifying noting.
 They mysteriously begin receiving packages with tapes in them that show their house, first from the outside, then from the inside, showing them sleeping. They freak, call the cops, and then one night, get a tape that only Bill watches, and sees Arquette brutally murdered. Of course, he did it, but he has no recolection of actually killing her...or any kind of motive.
He's sent to jail, and begins getting massive headaches all of a sudden. One day, one of the guards look in and see he has mutated into a whole other person! Instead of the moody saxophonist, he's now a punk 90s teenager (Bathalzar Getty). They let him out, 'cause they really can't hold him since he's a whole other person, and he goes back to his life, but things have kind of changed for the more bizarre.
Not only does his one female friend begin taking off her shirt for him, but back at his mechanic job (run by Richard Pryor, who seems to so sick that it almost brought a tear to my eye), he meets the moll (Arquette again, this time as a blond) of a short-tempered mafia guy (Robert Loggia). They obviously begin spending nights at cheap motels, but Loggia obviously and eventually finds out.  Oi.
First off, I believe that not all films are supposed to be taken as literally as others. I'm very apt to letting plot details slide, like in the case of a John Woo film. It brings the film experience down, and it makes me feel anal. And when watching David Lynch films, I try not to be hypercritical about the plot, since he usually has some kind of theme, as I said.
But.
"Lost Highway" has not theme. It's about nothing. It's just a weird film with a neat gimmick of switching the protagonists, not like Woo's "Face/Off," where the two who switched had a rivalry going on, but that the two have never even met eachother and have no link whatsoever. What is this supposed to mean? Why did these two switch? And then there's the Arquette thing. Why are there two of her? Is it the same person? These are questions I don't think Lynch even knows. But the thing is, I would excuse these and give this a good rating if, and only if, it meant someting. If it was out to prove something satirical, or give some sort of message to the audience, I would forgo this the same way I forgo the fact that in the end of "A Clockwork Orange," there are just too many coincidences. That was a fable though. This is just a David Lynch film.
Then there's the one scene that baffled me so much that my head hurt - the one where Robert Blake (from "In Cold Blood") walks into the room at the party with his face painted white, his ears sticking out, and dressed in some weird garb, walks up to Pullman, and tells him he's at his house at the same time he's talking to him at the party. Pullman obviously doesn't believe him, so Blake gives him a cell phone and tells him to dial up his number.  Now this is ingenious. I mean, I heard about this scene months before it came out, and I was telling everybody about it. But what does it mean? Is he some sort of God who can control time or something? Did he kill Arquette? And why did Pullman and Getty switch places? And where did Pullman go when they switched?
Also, Lynch seems to be recylcing ideas from his older films. The Loggia character is just an older version of the Dennis Hopper character in "Blue Velvet." The scene where Arquette is forced to strip at gunpoint is faintly reminiscent of the scene in "Blue Velvet" where Isabella Rossellini was dropped off by the mob guys totally naked and in suburbia (my nightmare). The god-like ability for Blake to be two places at once..."DUNE!" And Arquette being a brunette, then a blond - well, that's a rip off of Hitchcock's "Vertigo." I sure hope this guy hasn't run out of ideas.
I like Lynch, mainly because he's intellectual stimulating.  It moves about an inch per hour, mainly attributed to the incredibly long pauses between the characters' lines. They speak in hushed tones, and then go ahead and take seconds to respond. "Are you going to read?" (insert 14 seconds here) "Yes." (insert 16 seconds here) "Read. Ha. Read." The actors don't really act much in the first half, mainly because their lines are mechanical. Pullman and Arquette can act and all, but you wouldn't know it here.
But to be postitive about this film, I think it's not as bad as it seems. Yes, it makes absolutely no sense. No, it doesn't have any kind of purpose for being. However. It's fascinating to watch. With the neat gimmick of it not having any kind of purpose, Lynch grasps the audience in his claw, garnering their attention span for the whole time. Yes, it's frequently boring, but never dull (it makes sense to me). And there are some classic scenes. For one, the Blake party/phone call scene is too cool for words. And there's this great plug for not tailgating, done with Robert Loggia.
There's not much more I can say about this film. It's totally void of any meaning, but it's one hell of a watch.
P.S. Look for "Eraserhead" himself, Jack Nance, in his final role as a kinda senile mechanic.
MY RATING (out of 4): **1/2
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DbSet<T>
Represents the collection of all items that can be saved to the database, of a given type.
QueryProvider
Provider, which know execute query.
QueryProviderFactories
Represent set of registered Query provider factories.
SqlServerQueryProvider
Provider, which know execute query for Sql Server.
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Interfaces
IDbSet<T>
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Represent result of projection operation.
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Interface, which describe class for executing query.
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Interface, which describe class for executing query.
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Interface for provider, which know execute query.
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I'm wondering if we can somehow bridge the gap between bundled and unbundled classes. Let's take Top
as an example. If I have X : Top
, and I want to apply a lemma from the library to X
, then this will usually work. The lemma is written with assumptions {X : Type*} [topological_space X]
, and Lean can figure out how to fill them in. It has a coe_to_sort
that turns X
into a type, and a type class search will figure out the topological_space
instance.
The other direction is currently not so easy. If we have and X : Type*
and an instance [topological_space X]
it is not so user-friendly to apply a lemma that assumes a Top
(for example a generic lemma from the category library). One has to manually bundle everything up using \< X, by apply_instance \>
. I would like to be able to just write 🗃 X
and move on. This becomes especially nice if the bundling takes more than one instance (for example topological groups). The 🗃
would flag to Lean that it should first infer the expected type of the argument. The user "promises" that this type is a structure that contains exactly one data field. In this field Lean should plug X
. All the other fields will be Prop
s, and Lean should figure them out using apply_instance
.
I have no idea whether this proposal makes any sense. I fear that it is impossible to implement this in Lean 3.4.2. I hope it will be possible in some future version of Lean...
It's not that hard to build a Top
. You can just write Top.of X
, and typeclass resolution finds the instance.
I still think that we are drifting away from the beautiful and concise notation that we have in regular maths
I would like to stay as close as possible to that notation. Inserting a single crazy symbol (an arrow, or an emoji) that is the same for every category, seems to get closer to that ideal than having foo_bar.of
for every category.
I would like to have a has_of
class.
But that seems to be impossible with current tech.
Multiple typeclasses are not a problem:
noncomputable example : TopCommRing := TopCommRing.of ℂ
Please don't replace useful words with emoji
Please don't replace useful words with emoji
Why do you replace coe
with an arrow?
I find myself peering closely at :archive: trying to figure out what it is
Oh
Or int.add
with +
?
Coe is supposed to be invisible, but when you need to know it's there it's best to have a minimally invasive symbol
That
+
is not even a reasonable example
That is exactly how I want autobundling to behave
It should be invisible
It should be coe
It can't be
that's lean's fault
the solution is not more crazy notation
Can we fix this in Lean 3.4.2 with crazy notation?
not generically
Can we easily fix this in Lean 3.5c without crazy notation?
it's not on the todo list
changing how coe works would I think be worthwhile but would also change a lot of stuff
I want to be able to have (R : Top) [comm_ring R] [topological_ring R]
and then write (R : TopCommRing)
, and Lean should just be able to figure out what I mean.
I know
Is it reasonable to expect that this will become better in Lean 4?
I don't think it's changed but I could be wrong
Because I think that bundling-unbundling and transfer are the two biggest hurdles to making Lean usable for advanced math
It doesn't sound like it's so hard currently
Replying to the original message in this thread: In my experience (which might depend on the subject domain), it's not actually that frequent that one needs to go in the bundling direction if the library is structured to work with bundled objects in general. (I mean your own constructions/lemmas should take as input a bundled (X : Top)
.) Basically you need to bundle once per primitive object (e.g., the reals) or construction (e.g., product space or subspace with the induced topology) and then you're set. In contrast, the other direction (coercing Top
to Type*
) gets used all over the place.
https://github.com/rwbarton/lean-homotopy-theory/search?q=mk_ob&unscoped_q=mk_ob should give some sense of what I mean
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Electronic zero-field interaction Hamiltonian.
F = zfield(SpinSystem) F = zfield(SpinSystem,Spins) F = zfield(SpinSystem,Spins,'sparse')
This function computes the Hamiltonian of all electronic zero-field
interactions (ZFIs) in the spin system described by the structure
SpinSystem
. For formulas see internal
.
If the vector Spins
is given, the ZFI of only the specified electron spins is returned (1 is the first electron spin, 2 the
second, etc). Otherwise, all electrons are included.
If 'sparse'
is given as third argument, the Hamiltonian matrix is returned in sparse format
instead of full format.
The zero-field term of a simple spin system
Sy = struct('S',1,'g',2,'D',[1680 110]);
in GHz is
zfield(Sy)/1e3
ans = 0.5600 0 0.1100 0 -1.1200 0 0.1100 0 0.5600
The same result is obtained by using 3 values instead of 2 in the D
field.
D = 1680; E = 110; Dvalues = [-1,-1,+2]/3*D + [+1,-1,0]*E; Sy = struct('S',1,'g',2,'D',Dvalues);
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Kit Harington Saves Woman’s Bike From Thieves
by Brent FurdykKit Harington played a hero on “Game of Thrones”, and he recently demonstrated his heroic side in real life.
Twitter user Michelle Meagher recently shared a story about how the 32-year-old actor “saved my sister’s bike from thieves tonight, carrying it into the pub where she was because he didn’t to want leave it unchained outside.”
Harington left before the woman had a chance to thank him, so Meagher took to Twitter in order to “tweet this thanks out into the ether,” as Harington has no presence on social media.
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Harington will co-star with Glenda Jackson in a radio play based on Neil Gaiman’s short story Chivalry for BBC 4 Radio.
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