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A
add_both()
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Deferred
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add_node()
(in
Ring
)
AsyncHTTPRequestHandler
(in
tangled.server
)
add_callback()
(in
Deferred
)
AdminHandler
(in
vinzclortho.core
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AsyncHTTPServer
(in
tangled.server
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add_callbacks()
(in
Deferred
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AssertionError
add_errback()
(in
Deferred
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AsyncHTTPClient
(in
tangled.client
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B
balance()
(in
VinzClortho
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BerkeleyDBStore
(in
vinzclortho.store
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BindError
(in
tangled.core
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C
call_later()
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Reactor
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client
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tangled
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core
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tangled
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callback()
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Deferred
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clone()
(in
VectorClock
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core
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vinzclortho
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check()
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Failure
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close()
(in
Response
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create_rfile()
(in
AsyncHTTPRequestHandler
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check_handoff()
(in
VinzClortho
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collect_incoming_data()
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AsyncHTTPRequestHandler
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create_ring()
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VinzClortho
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check_shutdown()
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VinzClortho
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consistenthashing
(in
vinzclortho
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D
defer()
(in
Worker
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delete()
(in
Store
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do_GET()
(in
StoreHandler
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defer_to_worker()
(in
Reactor
)
descends_from()
(in
VectorClock
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do_handoff()
(in
VinzClortho
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Deferred
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tangled.core
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DictStore
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vinzclortho.store
)
do_PUT()
(in
AdminHandler
)
delete()
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LocalStorage
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do_DELETE()
(in
LocalStoreHandler
)
do_PUT()
(in
HandoffHandler
)
delete()
(in
RemoteStorage
)
do_DELETE()
(in
StoreHandler
)
do_PUT()
(in
LocalStoreHandler
)
delete()
(in
BerkeleyDBStore
)
do_GET()
(in
AdminHandler
)
do_PUT()
(in
MetaDataHandler
)
delete()
(in
DictStore
)
do_GET()
(in
LocalStoreHandler
)
do_PUT()
(in
StoreHandler
)
delete()
(in
SQLiteStore
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do_GET()
(in
MetaDataHandler
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E
errback()
(in
Deferred
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execute()
(in
Worker
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F
fail()
(in
tangled.core
)
feed()
(in
Response
)
fix_constraint()
(in
Ring
)
Failure
(in
tangled.core
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finish_request()
(in
AsyncHTTPRequestHandler
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G
get()
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LocalStorage
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get_claim()
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VinzClortho
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get_replicas()
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VinzClortho
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get()
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RemoteStorage
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get_gossip()
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get_storage()
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get()
(in
BerkeleyDBStore
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get_iterator()
(in
BerkeleyDBStore
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gossip_error()
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get()
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DictStore
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get_iterator()
(in
DictStore
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gossip_interval
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get()
(in
SQLiteStore
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get_iterator()
(in
SQLiteStore
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gossip_received()
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get()
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Store
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get_iterator()
(in
Store
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gossip_sent()
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get_all()
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get_node()
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Ring
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handle_accept()
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handle_junk()
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handle_request_line()
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AsyncHTTPRequestHandler
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handle_close()
(in
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handle_read()
(in
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HandoffHandler
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handle_connect()
(in
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handle_read()
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Trigger
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hashval()
(in
vinzclortho.consistenthashing
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handle_connect()
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Trigger
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handle_request()
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AsyncHTTPRequestHandler
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http_header()
(in
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handle_expt()
(in
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handle_request_data()
(in
AsyncHTTPRequestHandler
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http_status()
(in
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I
increment()
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VectorClock
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iterate()
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BerkeleyDBStore
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iterate()
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SQLiteStore
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InvalidContext
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iterate()
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DictStore
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iterate()
(in
Store
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K
key_to_partition()
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L
local_delete()
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LocalStoreHandler
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log
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local_get()
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log
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log_message()
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log
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loop()
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local_put()
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log
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LocalStorage
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log
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M
main()
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Message
multi_put()
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LocalStorage
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MAXHASH
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vinzclortho.consistenthashing
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MetaDataHandler
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multi_put()
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Store
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merge()
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methods
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AsyncHTTPRequestHandler
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N
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Node
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num_partitions
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name
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notify_header()
(in
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O
ok()
(in
Ring
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P
partition_to_node()
(in
Ring
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prune()
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VectorClock
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put()
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RemoteStorage
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passthru()
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prune_age
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put()
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pause()
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prune_size
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put()
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pop_random_elem()
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pull_trigger()
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put()
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preferred()
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put()
(in
Store
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prepare_request()
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AsyncHTTPRequestHandler
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put()
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R
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replicated()
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resolve_list_extend()
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raise_exception()
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Response
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random_elem()
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request()
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random_other_node_address()
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request()
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request_error()
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readable()
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request_handled()
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run()
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resolve()
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run_in_main()
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remove_node()
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resolve_list()
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schedule_gossip()
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split_str_addr()
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Store
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server
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StoreHandler
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server_version
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stop()
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succeed()
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set_reuse_addr()
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store
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test_iterate_bdb()
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TestStores
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test_replicated()
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TestConsistentHashing
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test_add_many_nodes()
(in
TestConsistentHashing
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test_iterate_dict()
(in
TestStores
)
test_resolve_concurrent()
(in
TestVectorClock
)
test_add_node()
(in
TestConsistentHashing
)
test_iterate_sqlite()
(in
TestStores
)
test_resolve_not_concurrent()
(in
TestVectorClock
)
test_decrease_node()
(in
TestConsistentHashing
)
test_merge()
(in
TestVectorClock
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TestConsistentHashing
(in
vinzclortho.consistenthashing
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test_empty_descends_from_self()
(in
TestVectorClock
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test_new()
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TestStores
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test_empty_equals_empty()
(in
TestVectorClock
)
test_preferred()
(in
TestConsistentHashing
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TestVectorClock
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vinzclortho.vectorclock
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test_increase_node()
(in
TestConsistentHashing
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test_remove_node()
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TestConsistentHashing
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Trigger
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tangled.core
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test_incremented_descends_from_empty()
(in
TestVectorClock
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test_remove_node_less_than_N()
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TestConsistentHashing
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unpause()
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Deferred
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update_claim()
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update_storage()
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unwanted()
(in
Ring
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update_meta()
(in
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use_poll
(in
Reactor
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update_claim()
(in
Ring
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update_node()
(in
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write()
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__eq__()
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(in
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__eq__()
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__init__()
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__init__()
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__init__()
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_ok()
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__init__()
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_ok_get()
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__init__()
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__init__()
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(in
StoreHandler
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(in
StoreHandler
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(in
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(in
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(in
Ring
)
__init__()
(in
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__str__()
(in
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(in
StoreHandler
)
__init__()
(in
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)
__str__()
(in
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)
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(in
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)
__init__()
(in
Ring
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__str__()
(in
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_respond_get_ok()
(in
StoreHandler
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__init__()
(in
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(in
StoreHandler
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_respond_ok()
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__init__()
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(in
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__init__()
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_encode()
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__init__()
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md-icon
makes it easier to use vector-based icons in your app. This directive supports both
icon fonts and SVG icons, but not bitmap-based formats (png, jpg, etc.).
MdIconRegistry
is an injectable service that allows you to associate icon names with SVG URLs and
define aliases for CSS font classes. Its methods are discussed below and listed in the API summary.
Some fonts are designed to show icons by using
ligatures, for example by rendering the text
"home" as a home image. To use a ligature icon, put its text in the content of the md-icon
component.
By default the
Material icons font is used.
(You will still need to include the HTML to load the font and its CSS, as described in the link).
You can specify a different font by setting the fontSet
input to either the CSS class to apply to
use the desired font, or to an alias previously registered with
MdIconRegistry.registerFontClassAlias
.
Fonts can also display icons by defining a CSS class for each icon glyph, which typically uses a
:before
selector to cause the icon to appear.
FontAwesome uses this approach to display
its icons. To use such a font, set the fontSet
input to the font's CSS class (either the class
itself or an alias registered with MdIconRegistry.registerFontClassAlias
), and set the fontIcon
input to the class for the specific icon to show.
For both types of font icons, you can specify the default font class to use when fontSet
is not
explicitly set by calling MdIconRegistry.setDefaultFontSetClass
.
When an md-icon
component displays an SVG icon, it does so by directly inlining the SVG content
into the page as a child of the component. (Rather than using an tag or a div background
image). This makes it easier to apply CSS styles to SVG icons. For example, the default color of the
SVG content is the CSS
currentColor
value. This makes SVG icons by default have the same color as surrounding text, and allows you to
change the color by setting the "color" style on the md-icon
element.
In order to prevent XSS vulnerabilities, any SVG URLs passed to the MdIconRegistry
must be
marked as trusted resource URLs by using Angular's DomSanitizer
service.
Also note that all SVG icons are fetched via XmlHttpRequest, and due to the same-origin policy, their URLs must be on the same domain as the containing page, or their servers must be configured to allow cross-domain access.
To associate a name with an icon URL, use the addSvgIcon
or addSvgIconInNamespace
methods of
MdIconRegistry
. After registering an icon, it can be displayed by setting the svgIcon
input.
For an icon in the default namespace, use the name directly. For a non-default namespace, use the
format [namespace]:[name]
.
Icon sets allow grouping multiple icons into a single SVG file. This is done by creating a single
root <svg>
tag that contains multiple nested <svg>
tags in its <defs>
section. Each of these
nested tags is identified with an id
attribute. This id
is used as the name of the icon.
Icon sets are registered using the addSvgIconSet
or addSvgIconSetInNamespace
methods of
MdIconRegistry
. After an icon set is registered, each of its embedded icons can be accessed by
their id
attributes. To display an icon from an icon set, use the svgIcon
input in the same way
as for individually registered icons.
Multiple icon sets can be registered in the same namespace. Requesting an icon whose id appears in more than one icon set, the icon from the most recently registered set will be used.
By default, icons will use the current font color (currentColor
). this color can be changed to
match the current theme's colors using the color
attribute. This can be changed to
'primary'
, 'accent'
, or 'warn'
.
If an aria-label
attribute is set on the md-icon
element, its value will be used as-is. If not,
the md-icon component will attempt to set the aria-label value from one of these sources:
alt
attributefontIcon
inputsvgIcon
input (not including any namespace)


Meet Cocoon, your private Facebook for family now available on Apple phones
Called Cocoon, the new social network had been under development with select families and is now open to everyone starting today on Apple iOS, Quartz reports
by ANIFormer Facebook employees are building a new type of social networking platform that will not be meant for the world but your own private world of your family.
Called Cocoon, the new social network had been under development with select families and is now open to everyone starting today on Apple iOS, Quartz reports. Users can post updates, emoji, and notifications.
Each person using the platform can pick up to a dozen people to join their group or cocoon, including parents or even college roommates. Cocoon is free for now, but the company plans to switch to paid subscriptions.


General support queries. User Guides: https://support.komodoplatform.com/ Support staff: Angelina#6231 gcharang#6833. If you want to ask JL777 a question, use the #ask-jl777 channel.
Desktop App for SuperNET DAPPs. Contribute to VerusCoin/Agama development by creating an account on GitHub.
mrlynch17-Jun-19 09:05 PM
if your address was in the following list https://pastebin.com/ZEu3dhAw please make sure to fill in the claim form if you haven't done so already
claim form: https://forms.gle/CGnGoRWy6n35tn8G6
please make sure you include your full discord ID - example: mrlynch#5735
pcoef17-Jun-19 09:25 PM
@Cryptoon and @Angelina many thanks, it worked like a charm, one battle won in the war with the worries
3
@mrlynch tnx, my wallet still contained my KMD.
matspb17-Jun-19 09:52 PM
Hello. I am still waiting for return of a small amount of KMD. When the KMD was removed from my compromised wallet, you sent it out in 2 amounts. The larger amount has been returned to me but the smaller amount not yet. The compromised wallet from which it was removed is RHafdDeTXkhchFKiMRDfUdHDF6JMWqjsW9 It's not a lot. The amount is 0.98306723KMD but I'd still like it back please. This may be partly my fault for changing the 'to wallet' address at the last moment but I did mention both amounts in my original claim form. I'd still like this smaller amount to be added to the wallet RD7PbypjtkD6TLLgerbTtegWsA8r7Y85Lt where the larger amount (303KMD) has already been sent. I will soon be away from some of my crypto access for a month so it would be comforting to have this finalised soon please. Thank you.
matspb17-Jun-19 10:08 PM
Yes as above my accounts showed a total of<PHONE_NUMBER>3.... when the transfer happened.I have had the 313 back. I know it's not much but it is several weeks of staking rewards for me.
KMD TipBotBOT17-Jun-19 10:08 PM
TipBot
@Unknown (Emmanuel#5426)
You tipped @matspb1 KMD
matspb17-Jun-19 10:09 PM
OK fair enough thanks.
Green Shield17-Jun-19 10:12 PM
I have not received my KMD tokens yet even though I sent a claim. What should I do now?
Thank you.
1
matspb17-Jun-19 10:18 PM
Yes I found it on tipbot but won't allow me to withdraw amount. I tried less. Still no go.
hi, how is the season 3 notary hardupdate going? (not that I understand what this is) in reference to coinexchange.io trading...
PTYX18-Jun-19 01:54 AM
@private guy everything is going smoothly
private guy18-Jun-19 02:01 AM
@PTYX cool, keep up the great work, thanks for speedy support.
1
James Wong18-Jun-19 03:55 AM
Hi, I need help with the KMD claims process. I sent the small amount to the wrong wallet address, instead of the one I submitted in the original claim form. Should I submit a new claim with the new address?
Fixed Zaddex native launch
Fixed bug where send button was disabled with high immature balances
Fixed bug that prevented pasting wallet seeds
Updated logos for some coins.
Removed coins with non-working electrum servers
Fixed bug that caused erc20 tokens to show mining options.
 If you're having issues though, contact the Magnum team so that they can walk you through the steps.
Magnum doesn't charge or "steal" your rewards.
tradeplayer18-Jun-19 01:27 PM
Way to go Komodo. I got my coins back!!!! Onward and thank you!!!!
2
5
2
jonnybbig18-Jun-19 04:13 PM
Anyone have a suggestion for secure private fiat on ramp into crypto from within the USA? I've been using coinbase and abra..just looking for cash to crypto with little or no trail...losing trust in system
however, all the BTC atms around me require gov issued ID and phone SMS verification
Cryptoon18-Jun-19 05:03 PM
Also below 1000usd?
Sick, thought below a certain amount no kyc needed, so you could just visit multiple atms if you needed larger amounts...
RNI18-Jun-19 05:12 PM
hi. i still have some pungo token in my old compromised adress.. tried to get them over to my new adress... got the following warning:
your wallet data is verified only by a single server. if you still want to continue press "confirm"
will the tx work with that warning?
PTYX18-Jun-19 05:18 PM
it should work
RNI18-Jun-19 05:25 PM
yes it worked , thanks PTYX
TheFalseProfit18-Jun-19 05:27 PM
"use Verus Agama instead. back up your wallet.dat file(s) and privkeys and delete old Agama wallet @TheFalseProfit"
Where are my wallet.dat file(s) and privkeys? I have seed words, address, WIF key, wallet name and PIN.
If I upgrade to versus agama BEFORE the claims process do the transactions from the 5th and dust sent by kmd team still show up? Is my upgraded versus wallet OK to then use as the new address?
𝙊𝙊𝙊𝙊18-Jun-19 05:42 PM
Check %appdata%/komodo and its subfolders for wallet.dat files. Make sure to backup them in a logical place if you have more coins (each coin has a separate wallet.dat). If no wallet.dat files are present, you most likely used only lite mode.
Your wallet.dat file contains info about the addresses that work on Verus Agama just as they did on Komodo Agama, so your balance (including dust) will show up.
Verus Agama is safe to use for your new address.
TheFalseProfit18-Jun-19 05:43 PM
I used only lite mode... does that alter anything?
𝙊𝙊𝙊𝙊18-Jun-19 05:45 PM
No, just don’t bother with looking for wallet.dat. Most important is that you have the data you mentioned (Privkey is also known as WIF)
TheFalseProfit18-Jun-19 06:18 PM
Uninstalled old agama. Downloaded Agama Windows v0.5.7-1.zip. Extracted and moved folder to D:/ where I renamed it Agama. Then ran Agama.exe. I then get a javascript error even though Java is fully updated.
𝙊𝙊𝙊𝙊18-Jun-19 06:24 PM
Windows, Linux or MacOS?
TheFalseProfit18-Jun-19 06:26 PM
Created a second instance on the desktop and it opened. Win10. I'm going to use it from the desktop for now and wait for a proper installation version that asks for where to store the data and where to install the main program. I can't have blockchains on C:\(edited)
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𝙊𝙊𝙊𝙊18-Jun-19 06:29 PM
You may want to use datadir=<dir> in your .conf file...
TheFalseProfit18-Jun-19 06:32 PM
I may try that. I normally use a junction shortcut, with varying results.
𝙊𝙊𝙊𝙊18-Jun-19 06:43 PM
In Agama you could use Komodo Data Directory... No messing about in .conf files
Your problem may be caused by the inheritance of folder rights, by the way
TheFalseProfit18-Jun-19 06:47 PM
Submitted the claim form, sent the dust to new address. Got a transaction fee message but I think its going through.... all this for a friend with 3.004KMD
𝙊𝙊𝙊𝙊18-Jun-19 06:48 PM
No change to be left sitting around, I'ld say!
tgrunft18-Jun-19 08:04 PM
Hi. I received part of the KMD that was removed from my compromised wallet (RFikcUmokWqh5fd3TRp6XgpRfuAmVQpJbj).
Total amount that was removed was 13.95450207 but only 13 KMD was placed in the address provided in the claim.
The amount remaining is 0.95450207. It's not a lot but I'd still like it back please.
This operation is pending. You will be notified when when it has finished.
tgrunft18-Jun-19 09:33 PM
@Cryptoon@hyperDEX Thank you
hyperDEX18-Jun-19 09:51 PM
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private guy19-Jun-19 10:39 AM
g’day, in agama when in lite mode, will komodo address and SuperNET address be the same address for receiving coin?
Cryptoon19-Jun-19 10:53 AM
Yes
Same seed same address
Sherdogz19-Jun-19 11:37 AM
@PTYX hi im using the chamelon android wallet staking doesn't seem to work
private guy19-Jun-19 11:55 AM
@Cryptoon thank you, all good
Cryptoon19-Jun-19 12:06 PM
@Sherdogz is the balance there for more than an hour and at least 10kmd?
Check in explorer if nlocktime is set for your address
Sherdogz19-Jun-19 12:16 PM
@Cryptoon yes i have more than 10 kmd... and the kmd has been in my wallet for a couple of hours now.
Kay Gee19-Jun-19 12:46 PM
Is there now a user-friendly DEX to buy KMD?
Keen to BTFD!
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jl777c19-Jun-19 12:47 PM
almost
maybe we should start a countdown timer
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Sherdogz19-Jun-19 12:51 PM
I thought you pledged to never use the countdown again
jl777c19-Jun-19 12:55 PM
it was a joke
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Cryptoon19-Jun-19 12:59 PM
hmm then I'm not sure, maybe @Instel7 or @Deleted User can help with the chameleon pay wallet, havent encountered the issue myself yet
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Sherdogz19-Jun-19 01:06 PM
@jl777c I know
Sherdogz19-Jun-19 01:16 PM
@Deleted User no i transferred kmd to the chamelon this morning but there are no rewards.
Sherdogz19-Jun-19 01:42 PM
@Deleted User
PTYX19-Jun-19 02:01 PM
@Sherdogz did you send the full balance to yourself from inside Chameleon?


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I've begun to experiment with sourdough baking and have discovered that it's possible to make a very nice, slightly sweet, cinnamon raisin bread starting with sourdough.
I can't cite any particular sources for this recipe. When I got my sourdough established and began to look for bread recipes, I found the information available less than completely helpful. Most of the recipes that I found called for conventional yeast as well as the sourdough. I guess that the idea with these sorts hybrid recipes is that the convention yeast provides a quick easy rise, while the sourdough is somewhat relegated to a flavoring. I did find a handful of purely sourdough recipes, but comparing these did not provide me with a clear and consistent picture of how to proceed. So I just started cooking and accepted the risk that some of my results might become chicken feed rather than table fare.
No exotic tools are needed for this recipe. A stand mixer with a dough hook makes the kneading easy, but one can always knead by hand if a mixer is unavailable.
Use bottled water, or allow tap water to stand for a day prior to use.
Grow a batch of sourdough from your starter a day prior to baking, feeding it about when you feed yourself. This process doesn't exactly fit a standard "double the flour and water every four to 6 hours protocol", but I've found it easy to follow and effective. Let the sourdough grow in a warm dark place between these feedings. A 1 quart wide mouth mason jar is a handy container for process.
Combine all but the last of the Bread Ingredients (the all purpose flour) in the stand mixer's bowl. Turn the mixer on to a low speed and gradually spoon in the all purpose flour as the dough is kneaded. It may be helpful at times, particularly early on, to pause the mixing and scrape the ingredients into the center of the bowl. As sufficient flour is added, the dough will begin to pull away from the sides of the bowl and to drop off of the mixer's dough hook.
Once kneading is completed, the dough should be a firm, slightly tacky mass. Flour your hands and gently form the dough into a ball. Put the dough into a medium sized bowl containing enough vegetable oil to coat the dough and roll the dough around to coat it.
Cover the bowl with the clean towel and place it in a warm, dark and quiet place for rising. Sourdoughs rise more slowly than breads made with commercial bread yeast, so it may take 3 to 4 hours for the dough to double in size. If you prepared the dough just after breakfast, it may have finished this first rise by about lunch.
Punch down the dough and transfer it to an oiled loaf pan. Cover the pan with the towel and let the dough rise a second time, so that it again doubles, probably by about supper time.
Bake the loaf in a 350℉ oven for 25 to 30 minutes, until the top crust browns slightly. Some have suggested spritzing water into the oven every so often to provide a high humidity environment for the bread. I've not tried this recipe enough times to discern whether this touch has any effect.
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[Erowid Warning: The “water extraction” method is ineffective in separating diethyl ether from the volatile hydrocarbon liquids/gases in “starter fluid”. Our understanding of the literature is that there is no such thing as safe use of volatile hydrocarbon gases: their psychoactive effects are inseparable from nerve and organ damage.]
So I got back from Alabama yesterday, and waiting for me were my friends, ready to do ether. We had always spoke of doing it, but we just had never got the inclination to take action. We used the starter fluid water extraction method in a glass, used a dropper to get the ether out, transfer it to a smaller container, and cut up old T-shirts to use as rags. There were six of us.
 Within maybe a minute I was feeling the full effects of it. There is a definite feeling of exactly how much the ether is affecting you, and this first time was just enough to see the tip of the iceberg on how ether would be.
I had trouble standing, but it was fun to try. The most notable thing we all had in common was the constant pulsating of everything. There was a constant 'wo-wo-wo-wo-wo-wo-wo-wo-wo-wo-wo' that caused everything to almost breathe to its rhythm. There was a slight echo to the things people said. The effects only lasted for a little while, maybe ten minutes, but I actually have no idea because you really lose the track of time.
The second time I did it, I did a lot more. This time it was pure craziness. The pulsating effects of course, but this time I would hear these phrases that it seems like I've heard for years and years and years. Like, childhood dreams that would have these abstract thoughts and feelings to them that I never understood until then. For example, a voice would say, 'Less... than... three?...', then the pulsating would get slower but stronger, and then I would feel something on my hand. It seems like I've had that dream when I was a very small child, and I never understood it or knew the context of it.
But my friend was trying to read a note his grandfather gave him with indistinguishable handwriting, so we couldn't figure out what it said for the life of us. We were passing it around and trying to make sense of it, but our answers would all come out drastically different. It was exactly like on that Seinfeld episode where Jerry sleepily scribbled down what he thought was going to be good material, but when he woke up he couldn't read it and had to get other people to try to figure it out.
But anyway, my friend had read it, and said 'Less... than... three?...', the pulsating slowed and grew stronger, and my friend's head had touched the ground and hit my hand. That was the feeling. There was an extreme epiphany at this point, and the same kind of thing happened more. Closing my eyes was a strange experience, and I would see these pulsating shapes and colors moving about, all of which had some kind of prior significance to me. After doing it this second time, I was talking to people about how they felt, and they said there were phrases with great importance to them in their experiences too.
 The last time it was just two of my closest friends and I, which I knew was going to be the best. This time I did a shitload of it. I was just sitting on the bathroom floor and everything became pulsating again. One of my friends was crumpled over himself in uncontrollable laughter. The other just exclaimed, 'Why won't Pikachu get out of my vision?' (we had played Pokemon Snap for nostalgia's sake just earlier). He then said, 'Everyone pet the Pikachu,' and he started petting my other friend who was laughing uncontrollably. I did too, as it made sense at the time. Then he said things like, 'Good Pikachu, that's such a good Pikachu,' etc. etc.
 They opened it to find us petting our friend, and praising him for being Pikachu.
Then I tried to walk, and walking is quite a fun experience. Everything is extremely exaggerated. There was a shoe on the ground, and I kept brushing it with my feet. I kept thinking it was a person, or something I wasn't supposed to step on, so I would have to shift my weight and try to get my balance back, which was no easy task.
 Of course, we might have all interpreted it differently, which is entirely likely. But all in all, it definitely made me see things in a different way, far different from any kind of drug I've ever done. I'm very glad I did it.
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FARGO A film review by Zak Forsman Copyright 1996 Zak Forsman
The Coen Brothers' latest film, FARGO is a combination of their earlier works--specifically BLOOD SIMPLE and RAISING ARIZONA. I think what I'm trying to say is that FARGO is at one moment hilarious and then sharply horrifying. I've always had mixed feelings over violence on the movie screen. When watching TAXI DRIVER I'd be thinking that it just wouldn't be the same film without reaching that 'catharsis-through-urban-violence' finale. On the other hand, I went to see ERASER and felt that the violence there was indeed gratuitous. I had always felt that I was holding a double standard until I realized that what makes violence gratuitous is the integrity, or lack thereof, of the film exhibiting it. And in the case of FARGO, I found myself disgusted and horrified at what I was seeing as opposed to ERASER where aligators ripped arms from their sockets and the effect on me was minimal.
FARGO, which claims to be based on actual events, is the story of a car salesman (William H. Macy) who manifests a scheme to get nearly one-million dollars in ransom money for the kidnapping of his own wife. Her extremely wealthy, grumbling and growling father will be forced to pay. The film unfolds as nearly everything goes terribly wrong--sometimes funny, often frightening. We follow a pregnant police detective (Frances McDormond) as she uncovers the case. I won't go any further in case you haven't seen FARGO other than to tell you that I was skeptical as to how involved her character could be considering her physical condition. Let me tell you her character is well-engaged by the story and her involvment in the climax/resolution is truly memorable.
The film's screenplay was written with extreme care for detail and narrative verve, all too often absent from contemporary works. There are times, and this is a good example, when it is obvious that this screenplay had reached a final draft before principle photography was started. The dialogue alone is so new and devoid of cliche that the audience is (and this is rare) anticipating the characters' interaction instead of predicting it. Even in so called 'talking heads' scenes, we are mentally engaged by the film and certainly involved. Joel and Ethan Coen have consistantly shown a talent for dialogue, storytelling and the ability to integrate both into the film's visual elements. They are also one of the few filmmakers with a signature--when you see a Coen Brothers film, you know it.
Not one actor in the film would be considered by a studio executive to headline a movie on their own. This is a cast of all those people you saw in supporting roles in other films. William Macy (Oleanna, Homicide, ER) performs flawlessly. He shapes his character so anxiously weak that we both condemn his for his acts of cowardace and pity him for his lack of social courage. Frances McDormond (Blood Simple, Raising Arizona) as the pregnant police woman on the case has herself one of the most original characters ever written. She is indeed quirky, and although quirkiness does not neccessarily equal originality, McDormond grounds the character in truly human qualities. Then there is Steve Buscemi (Reservoir Dogs, Living in Oblivion) who's been doing similiar characters since his supporting role in Martin Scorsese's short film, LIFE LESSONS, from the film NEW YORK STORIES. Although his character in FARGO is not much different, this time he does not come off as though he's playing for the camera with the exception of a very funny, "total silence" monologue. Buscemi seems to be making a career out of playing himself and this is another of several films in which it works. Also, by the end of FARGO, his character is so viciously frustrated that it mirrors the hilarious/horrifying tone of the entire film.
The director, Joel Coen (Raising Arizona, Barton Fink) seems to have matured a little--using his trademark wide angle lens with more reverance. He saves his more visual shots for sequences in which they won't smother the actors' performances and the story. If he sticks with it, I think he's found a perfect balance. His best scene, I would say, is the triple homicide sequence at night--part of which he borrowed from his own BLOOD SIMPLE. I guess practice makes perfect.
Many people have been turned off by their own uncertainty as to whether to laugh or cringe during this film. I know this was quite intentional and would expect that the Coens take it as a compliment to their work to have affected those people in such a manner. Anyway, FARGO is the best film that's come out all year and I don't see anything coming in the future to change that. It will certainly be nominated for Best Original Screenplay if not Best Picture. I highly recommend you see FARGO.

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If you have seen pinterest, they has a multi-column interface to display the pins and those pins arrange nicely even if they are not of the same height.
they has a multi-column interface
They do it by using javascript to calculate the height of each pin and then positioning them absolutely.
Achieving the same with CSS can be done in two ways:
Using Floats: Floats can be used but only if all the pins have same height otherwise there will be gaps left all over.
Using CSS3 Columns: This is what I used here. It is explained in detail below.
Achieving the same with CSS can be done in two ways:
If you have seen pinterest, they has a multi-column interface to display the pins and those pins arrange nicely even if they are not of the same height.
they has a multi-column interface
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The basic geometry elements of a DF level are :
| VERTEX | a point in a 2 dimensions projection (X and Z) |
| WALL | a line joining 2 vertices |
| SECTOR | a collection of walls generally closed, can contain "gaps" or other sectors |
As the game works with a two dimensions projection, the third (Y) dimension is coded at the sector level by a floor altitude and a ceiling altitude.
Note that this imply that floors and ceilings of a sector are always FLAT.
Sectors can however be layered on top of one another to give a "full 3D" feeling.
Each sector is coded with its walls and vertices, and is completely self contained
The relation between sectors is done at the wall level by the adjoin/mirror/walk mechanism.


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Detected Error: The tag <script> was mistyped as <scritp>.
Solution: The tag was typed correctly as <script>.
Problem: When I was creating this site, I figured out that it was necessary to update several pages date when changes have been made on site pages.
Detected Error: It was happening because the date information was hard coded on the html scripts, as showed below.
Solution: It was used a JavaScript command onload. A JavaScript function ("atualizaData()") was scripted in a separated file and this file was imported inside the Html script by the command:
then the onload command was used inside an <img> tag that is loaded when the page is started and an id was assigned to the <h2> tag were the date is inserted:
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TAMPOPO A film review by Miriam Nadel Copyright 1987 Miriam Nadel
Imagine what would happen if Bill Forsyth and Julia Child had a son who lived in Japan. The result might be something like TAMPOPO.
The basic story of this movie involves a truck driver who is determined to make the title heroine into a first-rate noodle cook. Interwoven with the plot are a series of sketches that involve food, in various ways. Most are funny--like a very proper lady trying to teach a bunch of young women how to eat spaghetti without making noise, while a man in the restaurant loudly slurps his pasta. Some are erotic--as the one in which a man and woman pass an egg yolk back and forth between their mouths. Some are just weird, at least to a Westerner, but none fall flat.
The main plot is also quirky with lots of laughs. In the pursuit of the perfect bowl of noodles, Tampopo encounters a band of vagabond gourmets, helps a choking victim by using a vacuum cleaner, and cons a rival chef into revealing how long to leave the dough sitting. The unexpected is constantly happening, which is an all too neglected element in many recent comedies.
At a more serious level, I also learned a lot about Japanese cultural values--only in part associated with food. The attention to detail associated with the preparation and eating of noodles is also a reflection of the attention to societal roles and this is lightly touched on in a few of the sketches.
Overall I can think of few better ways to spend an evening than going out for a sushi dinner followed by seeing this movie. Four stars.
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Madras High Court Releases Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Convict Robert Vyas On 30-Day Parole
by IANSThe Madras High Court on Thursday (21 November) granted a 30-day parole to Robert Pyas, one of the seven convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case.
He had applied for parole to make arrangements for his son's wedding.
Pyas will be released from the Vellore Central Prison in Tamil Nadu.
Earlier this month, A.G. Perarivalan, another life convict in the same case, was released on the 30-day parole.
The seven convicts are A G Perarivalan, V Sriharan alias Murugan, T. Suthendraraja alias Santhan, Jayakumar, Robert Payas, Ravichandran and Nalini Sriharan, wife of V Sriharan. They include both Indians and Sri Lankans.
All seven have been in prison since 1991, the year a woman LTTE suicide bomber blew up herself, killing Rajiv Gandhi on the spot at an election rally near Chennai.
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Updating PowerShellGet
It’s not too often these days that I find myself needing to update the underpinnings of PowerShell. The majority of the PowerShell work I do now is based on PowerShell Core, the current version of which is 7.0.3, and frequently just comes with newer versions of the supporting modules. PowerShell Core began with PowerShell 6 and is created with .NET Core, which is Microsoft’s open source and cross-platform flavor of .NET. PowerShell version 5 and before, known as Windows PowerShell, is the original, Windows-specific variant of PowerShell. Microsoft doesn’t really do any new development work on Windows PowerShell, instead opting to work on PowerShell Core and slowly make the full set of functionality available on all platforms.
This is awesome, but some systems very specifically target Windows PowerShell. This can easily happen since the interpreter even has a different name; Windows PowerShell calls powershell.exe
while PowerShell Core calls pwsh.exe
in an effort to allow the two versions to co-exist on the same Windows host. As a result, systems which proxy PowerShell commands or scripts on your behalf down to a target machine that have not been updated to expect PowerShell Core will generally target Windows PowerShell instead. This was the situation I found myself in last week.
I was attempting to load a script that I had written into a monitoring platform which will then send my script down to any number of “collector” machines in order to for it to execute and do the actual data aggregation. In this case, my script failed because it was calling the MSAL.PS
module. MSAL is the Microsoft Authentication Library, and as the name indicates it facilitates authentication to Azure AD. It replaces the older Azure AD Authentication Library (ADAL), and is honestly much nicer to use. The module needs to be installed first, though, and while I had previously installed it on the target system under PowerShell Core, Windows PowerShell is a completely separate entity with a separate space for modules. I remoted to the system and ran the following to handle the installation from an administrative Windows PowerShell session:
Install-Module -Name MSAL.PS
Instead of joy, I got the following error message:
WARNING: The specified module ‘MSAL.PS’ with PowerShellGetFormatVersion ‘2.0’ is not supported by the current version of PowerShellGet. Get the latest version of the PowerShellGet module to install this module, ‘MSAL.PS’.
Ick… some things were a bit old in the Windows PowerShell installation. This was one of the rare instances where the error message didn’t tell me exactly how to fix the issue, though, so I did a few searches on this exact error. The trick is that updating PowerShellGet
involves not one but two steps.
While PowerShellGet
is a module specific for discovering and installing PowerShell packages from the PowerShell Gallery, it leverages Microsoft’s much more generic NuGet package manager. To get the latest version of PowerShellGet, I first had to make sure I was using the latest version of NuGet by running:
Install-PackageProvider Nuget -Force
Once that completed, then I was able to successfully update PowerShellGet via:
Install-Module -Name PowerShellGet -Force
Once the update completes, the current PowerShell session will still be running the old version. I just closed PowerShell, re-launched a new administrator instance, and then successfully installed the module via the same cmdlet from earlier:
Install-Module -Name MSAL.PS


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Arnold Schwarzenegger criticised for driving 'tank' to run errands despite being a climate activist
by Judy PhilanderCape Town - Arnold Schwarzenegger made running errands look like a military mission when he was recently spotted driving around in a tank-like SUV.
The 72-year-old was seen struggling to get back into his military-style vehicle which reportedly costs between $18 000 and $70 000 (R270 000 and R1 million), FOX News reports.
Fans of The Terminator star found his choice of transport odd as he’s known to be an outspoken activist against climate change.
This outing came days after his widely publicised bicycle ride with climate change activist Greta Thunberg (16), Page Six reports.
But social media users have taken to twitter to accuse the former Governor of California of being a hypocrite, Daily Mail reports.
One user posted pictures of the star’s military vehicle and a private jet and wrote, "It would be a shame if Greta Thunberg found out just how big of a hypocrite Arnold Schwarzenegger really is..."
 Arnold Schwarzenegger meets his 'friend and hero' Greta Thunberg #ClimateChangeHoax," another wrote.
Arnie isn’t the only Hollywood A-lister to have met with Greta.
Leonardo DiCaprio recently revealed it was an honour to speak with the young activist and posted a photo of the two of them together.
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Let's say you want to randomize the content of a div. The typically way to approach this is by adding an empty div that will later be filled with content and whenever a button got pressed, a function will get called.

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As you can see, the actual code that describes the functionality of the div can sometimes be very far away. {productName} has a solution for this. If you start the content of the div with a {'{'} (or {'{{'} for syntax highlighting) you use the inline script syntax. This script will automatically get executed and the resulting value will be the content of the div

{{ ['🧁', '🍫', '🍬', '🍭', '🍡'][Math.floor(Math.random() * 5)]; }}

Using this syntax your html element are visually connected with the appropriate code which improves the structure of your html.
This could be very useful for displaying constant values like the company name:

{{companyName}}

As with all good things this one also has some limits. You may not use the template literals syntax ( ` ) in your code.
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I kind of forgot about it, and so did everyone else, I guess. Still, how about a Lean patch release in time for Lean Together? It looks like most discussions are back to complaining about general issues instead of specific bugs.
is this adding anything new or is it just the fixes that are already on master?
Just that
It looks like at least PR lean#1982 and lean#1983 wouldn't be hard to merge though
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use lean#1982
I'm not sure lean#1983 is correct
Yeah, that's at most fixing a symptom
Oh sorry, I read only the headline, and it seemed innocuous
And 1982 is a triviality, I'm not opening that can of worms
I guess this isn't an offer for actual maintenance of the core lib...
the doc PR seems innocuous enough
can we get coinductive_predicates removed from lean core?
that should really be in mathlib instead
Right, @Simon Hudon mentioned that. I mean, I can wait.
just saying, if you are prepping a release then now's a good time
Yes, if someone wants to do it, I'll wait
You want me to make a PR?
Ah, it's even more trivial than I thought, yes?
it should be just a clean remove, it's not used
transfer
is used, so that would be more work, but coinductive
is not
it might be in some tests
I see coinductive
is still registered as a built-in token, oops
coinductive
is a token in C++, but I think that was there even before the coinductive_predicates
file
it shouldn't be any harm to have it as an undefined token
I second the suggestion :)
done. I've removed the token as well.

I think we should keep the token though. We'll make use of it in mathlib
Then you can introduce it there
I withdraw my objection then
Thanks!
What's up with the MacOS build?
I don't know
Mystery!
Will a macOS binary be provided at some point or is something broken?
Something is broken
Is it possible to stop mathlib recompiling a bunch of times on Windows?
Mathlib is horrible to compile and this issue is holding Chris and Kenny back. All the machines at Xena are Windows machines too.
The issue Mario had in live coding
Does anybody have a windows machine which can compile Lean to test out a hacky workaround?
You are welcome to use mine. But I'll be angry if you melt the keyboard.
You could also use mine.
Thanks, I'll get to you during coffee/lunch.
From comparing the macOS build logs here (failing) and here (working), it seems that the issue is that rvm added a new maintainer so that the old GPG key doesn't work anymore.
PR here: https://github.com/leanprover/lean/pull/1987
Can we turn the [ ... ]
notation for list into a type class has_bracket
?
Lie algebras have a binary operation denoted [x,y]
and it is very common to write [n]
for fin (n+1)
.
But maybe this wont actually solve the conflict with list notation... I dunno
At some point, ::
was overloaded to also mean vector.cons
. Everybody who just wanted to use lists hated the ambiguity issues and so it was removed. I don't think overloading [...]
(or making it a class) would fare any better.
@Johan Commelin I have changed the Lie bracket notation to use \([
So now there are 29 people who "just want to use lists" and 29 people who don't care about lists at all, and want to use [...]
for other things. (Ooh, and there is 1 logician.)
@Kenny Lau I saw it. And it doesn't look anything like a Lie bracket.
mathematicians care about lists.
@Johan Commelin it looks very like a Lie bracket
Not enough to take something as important as [
and to render it unusable for all the things we use it for
The []
list notation is used a lot in tactics in the core library, so it would be inconvenient to remove
In Lean 4 it could be scoped somehow I guess
Exactly, you can open just the notation you need in a file or even section
Lean 3.4.2 has been released
I'm still waiting on the macos binary to appear and I happened to notice this broken build: https://travis-ci.org/leanprover/lean/jobs/481381766 does something need to be done for the smt2_interface ?
Yes, I need to create lean-3.4.2
branches in those repos
Thanks so much for this Sebastian. As you have seen last week, there are more and more people working with Lean 3, both in mathematics and computer science, and even though we have clearly heard Leo's message that Lean 4 makes no guarantees of compatibility with Lean 3, I am sure that the growing user base and code base will ultimately teach you developers something about how Lean is used in the wild and in particular where it performs well and where it performs less well. You are an invaluable bridge between us and Leo at this time.
How do I update lean
using elan
and set it to use 3.4.2
by default?
Floris@MSI MINGW64 /d/projects $ elan update info: syncing channel updates for 'stable' info: latest update on stable, lean version v3.4.2 info: downloading component 'lean' info: installing component 'lean' info: checking for self-updates info: downloading self-update stable updated - Lean (version 3.4.2, commit cbd2b6686ddb, Release) Floris@MSI MINGW64 /d/projects/mathlib $ elan which lean C:\Users\Floris\.elan\toolchains\3.4.1\bin\lean.exe Floris@MSI MINGW64 /d/projects/mathlib $ elan default 3.4.2 info: downloading component 'lean' info: installing component 'lean' info: default toolchain set to '3.4.2' 3.4.2 installed - Lean (version 3.4.2, commit cbd2b6686ddb, Release) Floris@MSI MINGW64 /d/projects/mathlib $ elan which lean C:\Users\Floris\.elan\toolchains\3.4.1\bin\lean.exe
leanpkg.toml
in mathlib
is still specifying 3.4.1 so it will override the system default. The current master of mathlib also isn't compatible with 3.4.2 yet.
But we now have two open PR switching to Lean 3.4.2
If I understand elan
correctly, the upgrade should be transparent, once mathlib
has merged (one of) those PRs.
Oh, that makes sense. So if the leanpkg.toml
file states it uses version 3.4.2
, then that version of Lean would also be automatically downloaded when running leanpkg build
? That's neat!
so why aren't we upgrading to 3.4.2?
still some build issue in the PR
To all who are anxious to see this merged: Please make sure the PR actually builds before asking me to hurry up on merging it. I have other obligations with school right now, so I don't have a lot of time to devote to troubleshooting here
Sorry, I'd thought that the problem was a Travis cache issue. I'm taking a look at it now.
OK, I think the issue is that there's a constant foo
in tests/finish1.lean
and this conflicts with the coinductive foo
in tests/coinductive.lean
. I've renamed the latter foo
to coind_foo
and it works now. Pushing...
Green now! :tada:
merged now
the foo
thing is a bit weird. @Gabriel Ebner You might know what's happening here - are all the tests executing in the same environment?
No, the tests are not run in the same environment. But we then we export all files into the plain-text format for leanchecker. This ensures that there are no clashes in the top-level declaration names, and that you can actually import all of mathlib together.
That said, now everything is in src/
, we could easily exclude the tests here: just change that line to lean --recursive --export=mathlib.txt src/
done
Oh, that explains why we couldn't reproduce this failure locally. I'm not doing this leanchecker thing
@Mario Carneiro The 3.4.1 branch woes of mathlib should now be over, right? All you need to do is to point the branch at a random recent commit which worked with 3.4.1 and then never think about it again -- future mathlib commits are not guaranteed to work with 3.4.1 from now on.
e.g. fa2e3991e1199afa8029c5417c2f719b3a326a77 I guess
(not that I checked...)
The commit right before the 3.4.2 PR is this one https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib/commit/2c5bc214d1391659611591f4c6af222f2bea8e05
future mathlib commits are not guaranteed to work with 3.4.1 from now on.
For future reference, note that a stronger statement is true. mathlib is now guaranteed not to work with Lean 3.4.1. The reason is that some stuff moved from core library to mathlib. Hence trying to compile mathlib with Lean 3.4.1 will result in errors complaining some stuff is already defined.
Should we have a lean-3.4.1 tag for mathlib for those determined not to upgrade to Lean 3.4.2?
There is already a branch doing that
But I guess we could have a release tag as well
Aah! Is this logic.relator
or something? I just had this because I download elan finally but still had 3.4.1 hard coded in VS code.
Hi I've just upgraded my system to Lean 3.4.2 and I'm confused about what I need to do to get mathlib working. I'm probably missing something obvs.
At the moment the logic/relator.lean
file is broken in mathlib because it can't find left_unique
. As far as I can tell the init/relator.lean
has been removed from Lean 3.4.2
I've got the latest version of master for each.
Lean git commit: cbd2b6686 - (6 days ago) chore(*): release version 3.4.2
Mathlib git commit : 4aacae3 - (3 hours ago) feat(data/equiv/algebra): instances for transporting algebra across an equiv (#618)
FIXED
my bad
I had an analogous question but was too embarrassed to ask it here :-) The answer to my relator woes was "yes lean at the command line is 3.4.2 but you forgot that you told VS Code a direct link to lean 3.4.1"
example : "git fetch" ≠ "git pull" := dec_trivial
I think git pull = (git merge) ∘ (git fetch)
. It might even be defeq.
how was this issue eventually resolved?
I'm experiencing a similar problem after getting 3.4.2 then attempting to compile mathlib (4aacae3
). lean --version
reports Lean (version 3.4.2, commit b13ac127fd83, Release)
, but attempting leanpkg build
in the mathlib directory results in many error noises, beginning with WARNING: Lean version mismatch: installed version is master, but package requires 3.4.2
. Most of the errors that follow seem to be related to coinductive_predicates
and relator
.
The "officially-released" Lean 3.4.2 is at commit cbd2b6686ddb
, so you may want to check that.
oh, thanks.
I'm building lean following the instructions on this page: https://github.com/leanprover/lean/blob/master/doc/make/index.md
git log
tells me in the cloned repo that my HEAD
is on the correct commit, but after the build concludes lean -v
still says b13ac127fd83
. surely i'm missing something?
Are you sure you're calling the right lean
?
Just some comments in case they help: (1) the relator
stuff was moved from core Lean to mathlib, so if you have complaints that it's being defined twice then this is evidence that you're using an old Lean and a new mathlib. (2) Any nightly binary of Lean released since 3.4.1 displays "version 3.4.2, ..." with lean -v
and in particular just because it says 3.4.2
doesn't mean that it's a version of Lean released on or after the 3.4.2 release. If a major bug was found in Lean today and fixed by Leo tomorrow as a nightly then that nightly would I think say it was 3.4.3. Aah! In fact commit b13ac1... is from last August, so that's definitely your problem.
yes, and attempting to fix that problem has led me to recompile lean from the correct-version source, but now I'm confused about why that hasn't changed the output of lean -v
. how might i check whether i'm 'calling the right lean
?'
try running which lean
and seeing if the output matches the path to the lean that you built
Jean is using emacs so there is also the issue of which Lean emacs is using. I don't know how to figure that out.
@Reid Barton will though.
@Bryan Gin-ge Chen oh lore, of course! I thought make
would have tossed the binaries into /usr/bin
for me D:
I guess C-h v lean-rootdir
and C-h v lean-executable-name
will tell you what lean emacs is invoking
I use elan which automatically picks the version of lean specified by the project, so I don't have to configure anything in emacs
@Bryan Gin-ge Chen huh, I thought I could fix that by moving the contents of bin
in the lean folder into /usr/bin
by hand, but I don't know what lean-gdb.py
and leanpkg.bat
are and hesitate to try anything silly. What would be the correct way to proceed?
I don't have a built Lean source tree on hand but if you want to install into /usr/bin
then probably make install
will do that
I think that's done it. (except i'm a goof and now i have one copy of lean in /usr/bin
and another in /usr/local/bin
D: )
I'll go & see if everything works now. thanks so much for the help
Glad everything is working. I would recommend using elan in the long term, but it might be a pain to go and delete all the random copies of lean and fix paths etc. to get it working properly.
while [ "$(which lean)" -ne ~/.elan/bin/lean ]; do sudo rm -f "$(which lean)"; done # please don't sue me
I thought elan had all sorts of versions of Lean lying around, so it could use my 3.4.1 and 3.4.2 repos all at the same time?
It does, but those are not in your PATH variable. elan actually refuses to install if you have an existing lean
in your PATH to avoid this situation.
@Jean Lo, if tail end of this conversation didn't make sense: it's advised that you don't download, compile, and manage individual versions of Lean yourself anymore. Instead, you install elan and have it do all the work for you.
hmm... there are still occasional unnecessary recompiling on my windows surface pro vscode
it is faster to close and open vscode again...
I'm also finding it quite slow under Emacs on Mac OS, and a bit flaky (e.g., it won't finish compiling a file). It seems faster and more stable on my Linux laptop, however.
I've seen no difference -- it used to work great, it still works great -- with VS Code and Ubuntu. I have seen some problems recently with random red areas appearing in VS Code corresponding to errors which have been fixed -- but I suspect this is a VS Code phenomenon rather than a Lean one.
A few of my students tried the MacOS binary, all of them using VS Code. After installing the vscode lean extension and configuring the path, when they try to "Reload Lean server" they get errors. One got a segv and the other got
Lean: Unable to start the Lean server process: Error: spawn /Users/theusernameiput/lean-3.4.2-darwin/bin/lean ENOENT The lean.executablePath may be incorrect, make sure it is a valid Lean executable
Any hope to remedy this, or should I tell these students to try compiling from source?
(I suspect they would probably give up at that point and just rely on the browser version for the remainder of the semester. The browser version is impressively adequate for almost everything we'll do in this class, but still, it's less than ideal for homework assignments, since I want them to submit .lean files.)
Are they able to run lean from the command line?
Also, it's recommended now to use elan
rather than to fool around with lean binaries by hand. Have you seen the videos that @Scott Morrison made here?
@William DeMeo, where did you find instructions to "configure the path"? This is not something they should be doing unless they're building from source, and not recommended.
I haven't compiled Lean from source for a very very long time. Elan is all you need
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less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 1
Dietary
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
For the bread, place all of the ingredients into a large bowl and beat together until combined.
Turn the mixture out onto a floured surface and knead for 1-2 minutes until it forms a dough.
Cut the dough into wedges, brush each wedge with a little olive oil and place onto a baking sheet. Transfer to the oven to bake for 15 minutes, or until risen and golden-brown on top.
Meanwhile, for the chutney, place the sugar, port and pear into a small saucepan and cook over a high heat for 6-7 minutes, or until the liquid has reduced by half.
To serve, place the bread onto a plate with the chutney in a small bowl alongside.


Publications
Chen, E.*, Jiang, J.*, Chang, H.C.H., Muric, G., & Ferrara E. (2022). Charting the Information and Misinformation Landscape to Characterize Misinfodemics on Social Media: COVID-19 Infodemiology Study at a Planetary Scale.JMIR Infodemiology,2(1). https://doi.org/10.2196/32378
Matsui A.*, Chen E.*, Wang Y. & Ferrara E. (2021). The Impact of Peer Review on the Contribution Potential of Scientific Papers. PeerJ 9:e11999 https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.11999
Allen, O., Chen, E., Ferrara E. Pictures as a Form of Protest: A Survey and Analysis of Images Posted During the Stop Asian Hate Movement on Twitter. [Extended abstract accepted to the 7th National Workshop for REU Research in Networking and Systems (REUNS 2021)]
Rao, A., Morstatter, F., Hu, M., Chen, E., Burghardt, K., Ferrara, E. & Lerman, K. (2021). Political Partisanship and Anti-Science Attitudes in Online Discussions about Covid-19. Journal of Medical Internet Research. https://doi.org/10.2196/26692
Chen, E., Deb, A., & Ferrara, E. (2021). #Election2020: The first public twitter dataset on the 2020 US presidential election. Journal of Computational Social Science. https://doi.org/10.1007/s42001-021-00117-9 [Github]
Chen, E., Chang, H., Rao, A., Lerman, K. & Ferrara, E. (2021). COVID-19 Misinformation and the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election. Harvard Kennedy School Misinformation Review. https://doi.org/10.37016/mr-2020-57
Chang, H. C. H.*, Chen, E.*, Zhang, M.*, Muric, G.*, & Ferrara, E. (2021). Social Bots and Social Media Manipulation in 2020: The Year in Review. Arxiv. https://arxiv.org/abs/2102.08436 [Submitted as a chapter in the Handbook of Computational Social Science]
Ferrara, E., Chang, H., Chen, E., Muric, G., & Patel, J. (2020). Characterizing Social Media Manipulation in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election. First Monday, 25(11). https://doi.org/10.5210/fm.v25i11.11431 [Accepted at ICA, 71st Annual International Communication Association Conference, Acceptance Rate: 38%]
Jiang, J., Chen, E., Yan, S., Lerman, K. & Ferrara, E. (2020). Political Polarization Drives Online Conversations About Covid-19 in the United States. Human Behavior and Emerging Technologies. doi:10.1002/hbe2.202
Chen, E., Lerman, K. & Ferrara, E. (2020). Tracking Social Media Discourse About the Covid-19 Pandemic: Development of a Public Coronavirus Twitter Data Set. JMIR Public Health Surveillance,6(2), e19273. doi:10.2196/19273 [Github]
Wang, Y., Xu, T., Wu, A., Liu, M., & Chen, E.. “Our Saving Grace” The Social Simulation Game Animal Crossing’s Restorative Power During the COVID-19 Pandemic. [Accepted to the National Communication Association Conference]
Scott, A. L., Chang, H.C.H., Phelps, A., Murphy, S. & Chen, E. When Politics and a Pandemic Collide: Comparing the Use and Abuse of the Most Popular Government and Academic COVID-19 Data Platforms on Twitter. [Submitted to the International Journal of Communication and the National Communication Association Conference]
Bisberg, A.*, Jiang, J.*, Zeng, Y., Chen, E., & Ferrara, E. The Gift That Keeps on Giving: Generosity is Contagious in Multiplayer Online Games. [Under review at CSCW 2021]
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characterp
object ⇒ generalized-boolean
object—an object.
generalized-boolean—a generalized boolean.
Returns true if object is of type character; otherwise, returns false.
(characterp #\a) ⇒ true (characterp 'a) ⇒ false (characterp "a") ⇒ false (characterp 65.) ⇒ false (characterp #\Newline) ⇒ true ;; This next example presupposes an implementation ;; in which #\Rubout is an implementation-defined character. (characterp #\Rubout) ⇒ true
character (type and function), typep
(characterp object) ≡ (typep object 'character)


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