;****************************** ;* S/geoBMode1b ;* ;****************************** .if Pass1 .noeqin .noglbl .include GEOSequates .eqin .glbl .endif .psect Mod1Press: lda SelMove beq 10$ ; have we selected anything? jsr GetNextChar cmp #0 bne 11$ 10$: rts ; nothing done! 11$: cmp #$1d ; this is backspace? bne 10$ ; only care about this one mvb SelItem,R15L ; for destination = R14 sta R14L ; for start=R15 mvb SelItem+1,R15H sta R14H ldy #2 ; get the bytes long lda (R14),y sta Temp+14 ; width for EndOData iny lda (R14),y sta Temp+15 ; width for EndOData adw Temp+14,R14 ; now have start move jsr ClrSelect ; and now clear out the selection ldw A2,#PTxt0 jsr YNBox cbi sysDBData,#3 ; confirm the procedure beq 12$ jmp UnScrnMod ; cancelled, so clear full screen 12$: ldy #0 ; start the copy 13$: cwi R14,#DataEndP beq 14$ lda (R14),y sta (R15),y ; shuffle the data left inw R14 inw R15 bra 13$ 14$: sbw Temp+14,EndOData ; get the new endodata jsr ClrBuf2End ; Zero out the new end ldb SaveFlag,#1 ; deleting is a savable offence jmp ReMain1 ; and redraw the whole damn screen PTxt0: .byte $18,"Delete this item?",27,0 SelClick: lda SelMove beq 12$ ; have we selected anything? ldw A5,#SelResi jsr SelLoad jsr IsMseInRegion ; resiZe box clicked? cmp #$ff bne 10$ jsr ClrSelLines ldb DragFlag,#1 ldb SelTool,#2 ; set for resiZe tool rts 10$: ldw A5,#SelMove jsr SelLoad jsr IsMseInRegion ; mvw box clicked? cmp #$ff bne 11$ jsr ClrSelLines ldb DragFlag,#1 ldb SelTool,#1 ; set for move tool rts 11$: lda SelMove ; is anything selected? beq 12$ ldw A5,#SelBox ; yes, but... jsr SelLoad jsr IsMseInRegion ; was the old box clicked? cmp #$ff bne 18$ lda dblClickCount ; yes, but are we double-clicking? beq 18$ ldb dblClickCount,#0 ; for accounting purposes ldb mouseYPos,#170 jmp PattEdit 18$: ldb dblClickCount,#50 ; reload doubleclick counter jsr ClrSelect ; clear out old selection 12$: jmp SelLook SelLook: cwi EndOData,#DataStart ; anything to find? bgt 13$ ; nope, so exit rts 13$: mvw EndOData,A3 ; start from the end 14$: lda SelMove ; stupid, redundant check! bne 15$ ; already got one, so exit! cwi A3,#DataStart bgt 16$ ; nothing found, damn lda SelMove bne 15$ ; anything selected? yes, so skip nxt jsr UnScrnMod ; unfullscreenmode if necessary 15$: rts 16$: jsr FindLast mvw A1,A3 ; make the last the end ldy #0 lda (A1),y cmp #5 ; lines, linebox, and fbox are easy bge 17$ jsr SelLChk bne 14$ rts 17$: cmp #5 ; text tool bne 18$ jsr SelTChk bne 14$ rts 18$: cmp #8 ; 6 or 7 is bitmap/icon bge 14$ ; invalid tool? jsr SelBChk bne 14$ rts FindLast: ldw A0,#DataStart ; start at beginning ldw A2,#0 ; with no movement, bytes=A2 12$: mvw A0,A1 ; save the last move adw A2,A0 ; skip ahead = A0 ldy #2 lda (A0),y ; get the supposed bytes L & h sta A2L iny lda (A0),y ; get the supposed bytes l & H sta A2H cpw A0,A3 ; have we reached the end yet? blt 12$ ; no, so keep looping rts ; A1 should point to last now SelLChk: ldy #4 10$: lda (A1),y sta Temp,y ; store the easy coords in Temp+4.. iny cpy #10 bne 10$ jsr SelChk ; now check for it mvw A1,SelItem ; save the item selected rts ; success is already in .x SelBChk: ldy #4 ; time to do the bitmaps!!! lda (A1),y sta Temp+4 ; get the ok ys and the char xs iny lda (A1),y sta Temp+6 ldb Temp+5,#0 sta Temp+8 iny lda (A1),y sta Temp+7 iny lda (A1),y sta Temp+9 ; now time to math the xs asl Temp+4 ; multiply by two rol Temp+5 asl Temp+4 ; multiply by four rol Temp+5 asl Temp+4 ; multiply by eight rol Temp+5 asl Temp+7 ; multiply by two rol Temp+8 asl Temp+7 ; multiply by four rol Temp+8 asl Temp+7 ; multiply by eight rol Temp+8 adb Temp+6,Temp+9 ; have to add top to height adw Temp+4,Temp+7 ; have to add width to left jsr SelChk ; now we can check!!! yea!!! mvw A1,SelItem ; save the item selected rts ; success is already in .x SelTChk: ldy #4 10$: lda (A1),y sta Temp,y ; store the easy coords in Temp+4.. iny cpy #10 bne 10$ jsr SelChk ; now we can check!!! yea!!! mvw A1,SelItem ; save the item selected rts ; success is already in .x SelChk: jsr SelMvTmp cpb R2L,R2H ; do they-y need swapping blt 10$ mvb Temp+6,R2H mvb Temp+9,R2L sta Temp+6 mvb R2H,Temp+9 ; fix it permanently 10$: cpw R3,R4 ; do they-x need swapping blt 11$ mvw Temp+7,R3 mvw Temp+4,R4 mvw Temp+7,Temp+4 mvw R4,Temp+7 ; fix it permanently 11$: jsr IsMseInRegion ; now finally check! cmp #$ff beq 12$ ldx #$ff rts ; nope, so return error 12$: jmp SelDo SelDo: ; ** see bottom for notes 12$: ldb dispBufferOn,#ST_WR_FORE ldw A5,#SelBox jsr SelSave ; save the dotted box, please ldw A5,#OSelBox jsr SelSave ; and again for posterity lda #%10101010 jsr FrameRectangle ; make the sel frame please lda #2 jsr SetPattern ; prepare to make two boxes jsr SelMvTmp mvb R2L,R2H avb #5,R2H ; move a little off top cpb R2H,windowBottom ble 13$ ; just make sure y is ok mvb windowBottom,R2H 13$: mvw R3,R4 avw #10,R4 ; move a little off left cpw R4,rightMargin ble 14$ ; just make sure x is ok mvw rightMargin,R4 14$: ldw A5,#SelMove ; good to go jsr SelSave jsr Rectangle ; and make it!!! jsr SelMvTmp ; now for resiZe box mvb R2H,R2L svb #5,R2L ; move a little off top cpb R2L,windowBottom ble 15$ ; just make sure y is ok ldb R2L,#0 15$: mvw R4,R3 svw #10,R3 ; move a little off left cpw R3,rightMargin ble 16$ ; just make sure x is ok ldw R4,#0 16$: ldw A5,#SelResi ; good to go jsr SelSave jsr Rectangle ; and make it!!! ldb dispBufferOn,#ST_WR_FORE | ST_WR_BACK ldx #0 ; return success!! rts ;** there is a bug in these routines that makes its return code ;** incorrect. This has caused heartache, and much patching ;** so far. fix it, dammit. SelMvTmp: mvb Temp+6,R2L ; setup move box region mvb Temp+9,R2H mvw Temp+4,R3 mvw Temp+7,R4 rts SelSave: ldw A6,#6 ; R2L ldy #0 10$: lda (A6),y sta (A5),y iny cpy #6 blt 10$ rts SelLoad: ldw A6,#6 ; R2L ldy #0 10$: lda (A5),y sta (A6),y iny cpy #6 blt 10$ rts ClrSelect: lda SelMove bne 99$ rts ; nothing to do!! 99$: jsr ClrSelLines ldb SelMove,#0 ldw SelItem,#0 ldb DragFlag,#0 ; clear out the drag flag rts ; now all recovered! ClrSelLines: ldw A5,#SelResi jsr SelLoad ; get bottom right from resiZe box mvw R2,Temp mvw R3,Temp+2 mvw R4,Temp+4 ldw A5,#SelMove jsr SelLoad ; get top left from move box cpb R2L,Temp ; make sure we get it all! blt 10$ mvb Temp,R2L 10$: cpb R2H,Temp+1 bge 11$ mvb Temp+1,R2H 11$: cpw R3,Temp+2 blt 12$ mvw Temp+2,R3 12$: cpw R4,Temp+4 bge 13$ mvw Temp+4,R4 13$: ldb dispBufferOn,#ST_WR_FORE | ST_WR_BACK jmp RecoverRectangle DragSel: ; ** needs to do click, and unclick, move, and resiZe ldw A5,#SelBox ; set up old dimensions for all ops jsr SelLoad jsr RecoverRectangle ; first undo the old box ldw A5,#SelBox ; restore old position jsr SelLoad cbi DragFlag,#2 bne 10$ jmp SelUnDrag 10$: cbi SelTool,#1 ; are we moving or resiZing? bne 13$ lda Temp+2 ; we are moving... sub R2L add R2H sta R2H mvb Temp+2,R2L mvw Temp,Temp+3 ; the new x, for safe keeping sbw R3,Temp+3 adw Temp+3,R4 cpb R2H,windowBottom bgt 99$ ; check to see if too far down cpw R4,rightMargin ble 11$ 99$: ldw A5,#SelBox ; too far right, so quietly exit jsr SelLoad bra 12$ 11$: mvw Temp,R3 12$: ldw A5,#SelBox jsr SelSave lda #%10101010 jsr FrameRectangle ; ** here is move code rts 13$: cpb Temp+2,SelBox ; can't resiZe past the top ble 12$ cpw Temp,SelBox+2 ble 12$ ; or resiZe past the left mvb Temp+2,R2H mvw Temp,R4 bra 12$ ; ** here is resiZe code SelPut: sta (A0),y iny rts SelUnDrag: mvw SelItem,A0 ; restore old item pointer ldy #0 lda (A0),y ; get the affected tool cmp #5 blt 10$ ; line, fbox, or lbox? jmp SelRest ; next page for icon/bitmap/text 10$: jsr UnWrBox ; get old box dims into R2-R4 ldw A6,#SelBox ; to compare against new space ldw A7,#OSelBox ldy #0 11$: lda (A6),y ; see if anything changed... sta Temp,y ; saving for funs sake cmp (A7),y bne 13$ iny cpy #6 blt 11$ 12$: ldb SelMove,#0 ldw SelItem,#0 ldb DragFlag,#0 ; clear out the drag flag rts 13$: ldy #0 lda (A0),y ; check what im unselling 1 mo time cmp #1 bne 14$ jsr SelUnLine ; the damn LINE exception beq 14$ jmp SelOut 14$: ldy #4 ; something did, so... lda SelBox+2 jsr SelPut ; write new dimensions lda SelBox+3 jsr SelPut lda SelBox jsr SelPut lda SelBox+4 jsr SelPut lda SelBox+5 jsr SelPut lda SelBox+1 jsr SelPut SelOut: ldb SelMove,#0 ldw SelItem,#0 ldb DragFlag,#0 ; clear out the drag flag ldb SaveFlag,#1 ; you must save jmp ReMain1 ; redo the whole damn screen SelRest: ldy #0 lda (A0),y ; get the affected tool cmp #5 beq 20$ ; save the hardest for last (text) cbi SelTool,#1 beq 11$ ; only move is relevant for these... 10$: ldb SelMove,#0 ldw SelItem,#0 ldb DragFlag,#0 ; clear out the drag flag rts 11$: lsr SelBox+3 ; start division baby ror SelBox+2 lsr SelBox+2 lsr SelBox+2 ; division by eight? ldy #5 ; have we moved up or down? lda (A0),y cmp SelBox bne 12$ ; yes, so go ahead dey lda (A0),y ; no up/down, so check r/l cmp SelBox+2 beq 10$ ; no movement, so exit 12$: ldy #4 lda SelBox+2 jsr SelPut lda SelBox ; reposition the bitmap jsr SelPut jmp SelOut ; starting text below 20$: cbi SelTool,#2 ; no resiZing of text, moves are ok beq 21$ ldy #4 jsr UnWrapGet ; get startx, then y sta R3L jsr UnWrapGet sta R3H jsr UnWrapGet sta R2L cpb R2L,SelBox ; check for y move bne 22$ cpw R3,SelBox+2 ; now confirm a x move bne 22$ 21$: ldb SelMove,#0 ; no move, so quiet exit ldw SelItem,#0 ldb DragFlag,#0 ; clear out the drag flag rts 22$: ldy #4 ; something did, so... lda SelBox+2 jsr SelPut ; write new dimensions lda SelBox+3 jsr SelPut lda SelBox jsr SelPut lda SelBox+4 jsr SelPut lda SelBox+5 jsr SelPut lda SelBox+1 jsr SelPut jmp SelOut SelUnLine: cbi SelTool,#1 ; if we are moving, its easy! bne 50$ ; resiZe is harder jsr UnWrBox ; get old dimensions into R2-R4 cpb R2L,R2H php mvb SelBox,R2L mvb SelBox+1,R2H plp bge 10$ mvb SelBox+1,R2L mvb SelBox,R2H 10$: cpw R3,R4 php mvw SelBox+2,R3 mvw SelBox+4,R4 plp bge 11$ mvw SelBox+4,R3 mvw SelBox+2,R4 11$: ldw A5,#SelBox ; fake like its the new box jsr SelSave lda #0 rts ; let normal routines do the rest! 50$: mvw A0,R1 ; now find the low point mvw A0,R0 avw #4,R1 ; assume its the first y avw #7,R0 ldy #9 ; so... lda (A0),y ; grab the second y ldy #2 cmp (R1),y ; compare to the first blt 51$ ; if i was right, don't swap mvw R1,R0 avw #3,R1 ; i was wrong.. 51$: lda SelBox+1 ldy #2 sta (R1),y ; apply the new bottom ldy #1 ; now see if bottom is right lda (R1),y cmp (R0),y bne 52$ dey lda (R1),y cmp (R0),y 52$: blt 53$ ldy #0 lda SelBox+4 ; bottom is to right, so okee dokee sta (R1),y iny lda SelBox+5 sta (R1),y ; the easy parts are done ldx #1 rts 53$: ldy #0 lda SelBox+4 ; bottom is left, so resiZe the right sta (R0),y iny lda SelBox+5 sta (R0),y ; this wont look TOOO bad. ldx #1 rts ; all done! PattEdit: cpw SelItem,#0 ; this routine does edit on selected bne 10$ rts ; meaningless if nothing selected 10$: mvw SelItem,A0 ldy #0 lda (A0),y cmp #3 ; is it a linebox? bne 11$ ldw R0,#LPatDlg jsr DoDlgBox lda LbxPattern ; new lined pattern bra 99$ rts 11$: cmp #4 ; is it a filled box? bne 13$ ldw R0,#PattDlg jsr DoDlgBox cbi sysDBData,#32 ; illegal pattern selection bge 12$ lda sysDBData ; new fill pattern sta FilPattern bra 99$ 12$: rts 13$: cmp #5 ; is it some text? bne 14$ ldw R0,#TPatDlg jsr DoDlgBox cbi sysDBData,#2 beq 12$ ; cancel is bad lda Temp+19 sta TxtPattern ; new text pattern jsr UnWrBox ; get R2-R4 -- for what its worth jsr UnWrTxt ; re-unwrap the text ldy #7 lda R11L sta (A0),y ; re-adjust the right border iny lda R11H sta (A0),y ; and get the msb lda TxtPattern bra 99$ 14$: ldw A2,#NoPaText ; nothing valid, so don't do jsr CNCLBox jmp ReTool 99$: ldy #1 ; new pattern, so redraw it ALL!!! sta (A0),y ; save it ldb SaveFlag,#$01 ; make the file dirty jmp ReMain1 ; and redraw the screen, please


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TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
CALCIUM
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 48-49
CALCIUM RxNorm: 1428011 ATC: A12AA |
BISPHOSPHONATES CLASS CODE: M05B-001 |
For the calcium salts administered via oral route: decrease of the digestive absorption of the bisphosphonates |
Precaution for use Take calcium salts and antacids at a different time from the bisphosphonates (from 30 minutes minimum to more than 2 hours apart, if possible, depending on the bisphosphonate). |
CALCIUM RxNorm: 1428011 ATC: A12AA |
TETRACYCLINE ANTIBIOTICS CLASS CODE: J01AA |
Decrease of the digestive absorption of the tetracycline antibiotics |
Precaution for use Take the calcium salts at a different time from the tetracycline antibiotics (more than two hours apart if possible). |
CALCIUM RxNorm: 1428011 ATC: A12AA |
DIGOXIN RxNorm: 3407 ATC: C01AA05 |
Risk of serious arrhythmias, even lethal ones, with the calcium salts administered by IV route. |
Contraindication -with the calcium salts via IV, except for parenteral supplementation Precaution for use -with the calcium salts by oral route. Clinical monitoring and, if there is reason for them, EKG and testing of the calcemia. |
CALCIUM RxNorm: 1428011 ATC: A12AA |
THIAZIDE DIURETICS AND RELATED CLASS CODE: C03-003 |
Risk of hypercalcemia due to decrease of the urinary elimination of the calcium. |
Take into account |
CALCIUM RxNorm: 1428011 ATC: A12AA |
ESTRAMUSTINE RxNorm: 4089 ATC: L01XX11 |
Decrease of the digestive absorption of the estramustine |
Precaution for use Take the calcium salts at a different time from the estramustine (more than 2 hours apart, if possible). |
CALCIUM RxNorm: 1428011 ATC: A12AA |
IRON RxNorm: 1431589 ATC: B03A |
With the iron salts by oral route: decrease of the digestive absorption of the iron salts |
Precaution for use Take the iron salts at a different time from meals and in the absence of calcium. |
CALCIUM RxNorm: 1428011 ATC: A12AA |
THYROID HORMONES CLASS CODE: H03AA |
Decrease of the absorption of the thyroid hormones |
Precaution for use Take the calcium salts at a different time from the thyroid hormones (more than 2 hours apart, if possible). |
CALCIUM RxNorm: 1428011 ATC: A12AA |
STRONTIUM RxNorm: 81638 ATC: V10BX01 M05BX03 |
With the calcium salts administered by oral route: decrease of the digestive absorption of the strontium |
Precaution for use Take the strontium at a different time from the calcium salts (more than two hours apart, if possible). |
CALCIUM RxNorm: 1428011 ATC: A12AA |
ZINC RxNorm:1431163 ATC: A12CB |
Decrease of the digestive absorption of the zinc by the calcium |
Precaution for use Take the calcium salts at a different time from the zinc (more than 2 hours apart, if possible). |


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Carbon emission and food production
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What determines our carbon footprint is not only made by how we travel or heat up our houses but also by what we eat and its production methods. As a matter of fact the production of our food has a great impact on our climate change and to have a clear understanding of these issues, it could help us to reduce CO2 emissions.
70% of all agricultural land is used for livestock production making meat production the major contributor to climate change and since its consumption has grown around the world so has climate change too. Because of their sheer numbers, livestock produce a considerable volume of greenhouse gases (such as methane and nitrous oxide) that contribute to climate change.
In fact, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has estimated that livestock production is responsible for 18% of greenhouse gases. The growing of livestock and other animals for food is also an extremely inefficient process. For example, it takes approximately five to seven kilograms of grain to produce one kilogram of beef. Each of those kilograms of grain takes considerable energy and water to produce, process, and transport.


UK tech firm IQE's shares plunge after second revenue warning
by Harry RobertsonShares in UK technology company IQE have plunged over 20 per cent after the firm issued its second revenue warning in five months.
Read more: Shares in chipmaker IQE plummet as it warns Huawei ban will hit profits
IQE, which makes parts for chips used in products made by Apple and various Asian manufacturers, said it had “experienced very challenging market conditions in 2019”.
The raging US-China trade war has dented global trade and business confidence. It has hit firms with connections to both countries especially hard.
IQE now expects revenue this year of £136-£142m, down from previous estimates of £140-£160m. Its revenue was 156.3 million pounds in 2018.
The warning dragged shares down 23.4 per cent by 10am to 50.45p.
It is the second revenue warning IQE has sounded in recent months. The Welsh company said in June that it would miss its 2019 revenue forecast due to a hit from US restrictions on Chinese tech giant Huawei.
Today, IQE chief executive Drew Nelson said in a statement that the shortfalls in revenue “relate predominantly to two major customers”. He did not name the customers, however.
Analysts at broker Peel Hunt said they now expected IQE to post a loss of £5.3m this year.
Nelson said that IQE “remains well positioned to capitalise on an expanding future compound semiconductor market opportunity driven by the macro trends of 5G and connected devices”.
He said the technology firm was dedicated to “increasing profitability, with specific responsibilities assigned for programs on operational execution, new technology introduction, revenue expansion through customer proximity and diversification, and strong cost management”.
As part of this cost management, IQE now expects capital expenditure in 2019 to be towards the lower end of its previous guidance of £30-£40m.
Read more: Donald Trump defends China trade war but says a deal ‘close’
IQE said next year is likely to start with a weak first quarter, but said it was “cautiously optimistic” beyond that.
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GatewayBOT02-Jun-19 11:49 PM
[telegram] <Domoo> Hi guys, I cannot find the results of the notary node election . Is there a list online ?
GatewayBOT03-Jun-19 12:06 AM
[telegram] <Instel7> https://komodod.com/vote2019/ (re @Domoo: Hi guys, I cannot find the results of the notary node election . Is there a list online ?)
[telegram] <Regnar> Chameleon, a multicoin wallet created by Chainzilla that supports Komodo (and rewards), Verus, Utrum, Coqui, and Chainzilla as well as other coins, has a new webpage which looks pretty clean.
https://chainzilla.io/wallet.html
GatewayBOT03-Jun-19 03:12 AM
[telegram] <TonyStarkBR> Agama or Komodo Core wallet have support for "-prune" option as seeing on Bitcoin Core?
GatewayBOT03-Jun-19 04:57 AM
[telegram] <MichasMailbox> Does it also support Utrum reward? (re @Regnar: Chameleon, a multicoin wallet created by Chainzilla that supports Komodo (and rewards), Verus, Utrum, Coqui, and Chainzilla as well as other coins, has a new webpage which looks pretty clean.
https://chainzilla.io/wallet.html)
[telegram] <Regnar> I don't believe so, I think Utrums wallet is the only one that supports that as of right now. (re @MichasMailbox: Does it also support Utrum reward?)
[telegram] <sayanseb> do you know if its planned to add komodo stacking in ledger live?
[telegram] <Regnar> Komodo stacking? Do you mean Komodo rewards? I don't think that will be available in Ledger Live. You can use one of the 3rd party apps to claim rewards for the KMD on your ledger. Magnum or Atomic Labs made tools to do this (re @sayanseb: do you know if its planned to add komodo stacking in ledger live?)
Komodo (KMD) gained 25% on Sunday morning fresh off the back of a week of positive developments. One of those - Komodore64 - looks particularly interesting.
GatewayBOT03-Jun-19 01:14 PM
[telegram] <sayanseb> i think AMA is a good way to be close to their fans. (re @yorklab: There hasn't been an AMA recently, the team has been working diligently on the Rebrand. There are weekly updates though.)
[telegram] <yorklab> Agreed, but they have other priorities at the moment.
jl777c03-Jun-19 01:18 PM
user turnout was very low last time
in any case people can just come here and ask questions anytime
CHMEX03-Jun-19 01:27 PM
AskMeAnytime
GatewayBOT03-Jun-19 02:05 PM
[telegram] <NoshWithMosh> I am sure I'm not the only one who has thought of this but either way..
[telegram] <NoshWithMosh> Can the Team install fingerprint feature on the Agama Mobile Wallet?
jl777c03-Jun-19 02:20 PM
join the atomicDEX beta tes
test
GatewayBOT03-Jun-19 02:22 PM
[telegram] <PTYX11> It's possible yes. (re @NoshWithMosh: Can the Team install fingerprint feature on the Agama Mobile Wallet?)
[telegram] <Regnar> There's even a channel in Discord called askjl777 where you can reach out at anytime. Jl777 is some pretty top notch AI so he's always around :P (re @sayanseb: i think AMA is a good way to be close to their fans.)
GatewayBOT03-Jun-19 03:06 PM
[telegram] <sayanseb> thanks good to know. (re @Regnar: There's even a channel in Discord called askjl777 where you can reach out at anytime. Jl777 is some pretty top notch AI so he's always around :P)
[telegram] <yorklab> Time and money are better spent on the Rebrand for now. It has already been proven that Komodo can theoretically do that and more. (re @aislanmonteiro: When 1000000 tps?)
[telegram] <Donnie> What is happening w the rebrand? (re @yorklab: Time and money are better spent on the Rebrand for now. It has already been proven that Komodo can theoretically do that and more.)
[telegram] <yorklab> Part of the Rebrand will be the mobile DEX that is coming out soon.
GatewayBOT03-Jun-19 05:06 PM
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GatewayBOT03-Jun-19 05:26 PM
[telegram] <AGNFAB> I have around 800 kmd, what will the monthly payout be
Komodo technology has been rapidly evolving during the past years and we are no longer the same project. We have launched an 'evolution campaign' to start in...
[telegram] <yorklab> I would pay attention to the video presented a few posts above, this is part of the rebranding process. People are always asking about the rebranding; you are witnessing it. The mobile DEX coming out soon is also a part of this process. There are many parts to the rebranding.
[telegram] <TheBlueSaturn> Nice tweet
[telegram] <cmyslopez> Let's go to the top 3 in CMC. Very positive future to come. Be smart and store your KMD in a safe place.
[telegram] <gigaho> Hello
[telegram] <gigaho> Do you need kmd to trade on the eventual platform (s)?
The Next Step In Building An Open, Programmable And Interoperable Multi-Chain Ecosystem
[telegram] <Skelet0r_1> Nice
[telegram] <yorklab> Scroll down and read through that web site above. Many modules are now ready to go; here is one example:
"Quantum Security:
This module adds the Dilithium digital signature scheme to your blockchain, making all transactions quantum secure."
[telegram] <yorklab> I wonder how many platforms can offer that?
[telegram] <Tosuncuk,> Nice video kmd team good job
GatewayBOT03-Jun-19 09:57 PM
[telegram] <mlml86> Yes nice video - Great job kmd once again. One of my favorite coins!
[telegram] <cryptosim0n> Well done team, very impressed with this new announcement
Ripple is now listed on the top exchanges, to celebrate all of our current exchanges listing we have committed the total of 1,000,000 XRP as giveaway to our community members
[telegram] <kapscedric> hello there is a chance that komodo become pos in future with verus algorithme ?
SHossain03-Jun-19 11:29 PM
no
Komodo already has 5% Active user reward which doesn't require user to keep wallet open with internet connection. If you even keep KMD in a paper wallet, it will accrue reward.
GatewayBOT03-Jun-19 11:32 PM
[telegram] <BrokenBank> Wow big dump. Was fun though
[telegram] <BrokenBank> Now to grab more :)
[telegram] <kapscedric> ok thanks you i ask the question because lot of pow move on pos and with verus i think komodo can move is network to pos or hybrid with pos pow if they want in future i know i have reward with agama but i love idea to be more green(edited)
SHossain03-Jun-19 11:48 PM
Verus is 50% PoW and 50% PoS. with PoS you still need computer to keep your wallet which consumes electricity. KMD in a paper wallet or stone wallet give you 5% reward without using electricity and without keeping wallet open 24/7. How KMD is not already more green?
Komodo will not change algo.
GatewayBOT04-Jun-19 12:02 AM
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GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data. It is an elegant approach that solves many of these problems that we have with typical REST apis. There is a great comparison between GraphQL and REST. In this set of articles, we're not going to explain what the GraphQL is, but rather show how to work with the dedicated @nestjs/graphql
module. This chapter assumes that you are already familiar with GraphQL essentials.
The GraphQLModule
is nothing more than a wrapper around the Apollo server. We don't reinvent the wheel but provide a ready to use module instead, that brings a clean way to play with the GraphQL and Nest together.
Firstly, we need to install the required packages:
$ npm i --save @nestjs/graphql apollo-server-express graphql-tools graphql
Once the packages are installed, we can register the GraphQLModule
.
import { Module } from '@nestjs/common';
import { GraphQLModule } from '@nestjs/graphql';
@Module({
imports: [
GraphQLModule.forRoot({
typePaths: ['./**/*.graphql'],
}),
],
})
export class ApplicationModule {}
The typePaths
property indicates where the GraphQLModule
should look for the GraphQL files. Besides, all options will be passed down to the underlying Apollo instance (read more about available settings here). For instance, if you want to disable the playground
and turn off the debug
mode, simply pass below options:
import { Module } from '@nestjs/common';
import { GraphQLModule } from '@nestjs/graphql';
@Module({
imports: [
GraphQLModule.forRoot({
typePaths: ['./**/*.graphql'],
debug: false,
playground: false,
}),
],
})
export class ApplicationModule {}
As mentioned, all these settings will be forwarded to the ApolloServer
constructor.
The playground is a graphical, interactive, in-browser GraphQL IDE, available by default on the same URL as the GraphQL server itself. Whilst your application is running in the background, open your web browser and navigate to http://localhost:3000/graphql
(host and port may vary depending on your configuration).
Another useful feature of this module is a capability to serve multiple endpoints at once. Thanks to that, you can decide which modules should be included in which endpoint. By default, GraphQL
searches for resolvers throughout the whole app. To limit only a subset of modules, you can use the include
property.
GraphQLModule.forRoot({
include: [CatsModule],
}),
Quite often you might want to asynchronously pass your module options instead of passing them beforehand. In such case, use forRootAsync()
method, that provides a couple of various ways to deal with async data.
First possible approach is to use a factory function:
GraphQLModule.forRootAsync({
useFactory: () => ({
typePaths: ['./**/*.graphql'],
}),
}),
Obviously, our factory behaves like every other one (might be async
and is able to inject dependencies through inject
).
GraphQLModule.forRootAsync({
imports: [ConfigModule],
useFactory: async (configService: ConfigService) => ({
typePaths: configService.getString('GRAPHQL_TYPE_PATHS'),
}),
inject: [ConfigService],
}),
Alternatively, you are able to use class instead of a factory.
GraphQLModule.forRootAsync({
useClass: GqlConfigService,
}),
Above construction will instantiate GqlConfigService
inside GraphQLModule
and will leverage it to create options object. The GqlConfigService
has to implement GqlOptionsFactory
interface.
@Injectable()
class GqlConfigService implements GqlOptionsFactory {
createGqlOptions(): GqlModuleOptions {
return {
typePaths: ['./**/*.graphql'],
};
}
}
In order to prevent the creation of GqlConfigService
inside GraphQLModule
and use a provider imported from a different module, you can use the useExisting
syntax.
GraphQLModule.forRootAsync({
imports: [ConfigModule],
useExisting: ConfigService,
}),
It works the same as useClass
with one critical difference - GraphQLModule
will lookup imported modules to reuse already created ConfigService
, instead of instantiating it on its own.
A fully working sample is available here.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| adept.common |
Provides common data structures for use in the ADEPT framework, including the input Document and its TokenStream containing every Token, and the output HltContentContainer containing multiple kinds of annotations, such as EntityMention and Relation, which are based on the Chunk class.
|
| adept.data |
Provides interfaces for accessing databases and knowledge-bases such as NELL and the Paraphrase Database (PPDB).
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AnomalousText
The Class AnomalousText.
|
class |
Argument
The Class Argument, which contains one or more Chunk objects along with their associated probabilities.
|
class |
ArgumentTuple
The Class Relation.
|
class |
AuthorshipTheory
The Class AuthorshipTheory.
|
class |
BeliefMention
Represents a textual belief.
|
class |
Chunk
The Class Chunk, which is a sequence of tokens that comprise
a phrase or other syntactic unit within a sentence.
|
class |
CommittedBelief
The Class CommittedBelief.
|
class |
Conversation
Represents a thread where the messages are successive chunks of text,
including the authors who are participants in the thread.
|
class |
Coreference
The Class Coreference, which is a relationship between two or more words
or phrases in which both refer to the same entity and one stands as a
linguistic antecedent of the other.
|
class |
DeceptionTheory
The Class DeceptionTheory.
|
class |
Dependency
The Class Dependency.
|
class |
DiscourseUnit
The Class DiscourseUnit.
|
class |
Document
The Class Document, which represents a piece of written,
printed, or electronic matter that provides information
or evidence or that serves as an official record.
|
class |
DocumentBelief
Represents a belief at the level of participating document-level entities, relations, and arguments,
rather than strings of text.
|
class |
DocumentEvent
Represents an event at the level of participating document-level entities,
rather than strings of text.
|
class |
DocumentEventArgument
Represents the argument of an event.
|
class |
DocumentMentalState<T extends MentalStateMention>
Internal abstract class representing the commonality between
DocumentSentiment and DocumentBelief.
|
class |
DocumentMentalStateArgument |
class |
DocumentRelation
Represents a relation at the level of participating document-level entities
and the like, rather than strings of text.
|
class |
DocumentRelationArgument |
class |
DocumentSentiment
Represents a sentiment at the level of participating document-level entities, relations, and arguments,
rather than strings of text.
|
class |
Entailment
The Class Entailment.
|
class |
Entity
The Class Entity, which is a thing in concrete or abstract reality
that can be identified by its distinct properties, for example persons,
organizations, locations, expressions of times, quantities and
monetary values.
|
class |
EntityMention
The Class EntityMention, which is a sequence of tokens
that refer to an Entity with mention type that is drawn
from an ontology
|
class |
Event
The Class Event, which represents something
that happens or is regarded as happening;
an occurrence, especially one of some importance.
|
class |
EventMention
Represents an event where the arguments are particular
chunks of text which may or may not be further resolved.
|
class |
EventMentionArgument
Represents that a particular span of text plays a role in an event.
|
class |
EventPhrase
Deprecated.
|
class |
EventText
Represents some textual evidence that an event occurred.
|
class |
EventTextSet
Represents a set of event occurrence.
|
class |
GenericThing
Represents a generic thing, abstracted from its particular realization in text.
|
class |
HltContent
The Class HltContent is an abstract class that represents all the HLT content
generated by DEFT algorithms.
|
class |
HltContentContainer
The Class HltContentContainer, which contains the
full annotation of an input Document, including
objects such as Coreference, EntityMention, Event,
Passage, Relation and Sentence.
|
class |
InterPausalUnit
The Class InterPausalUnit.
|
class |
JointRelationCoreference
The Class JointRelationCoreference represents the container for the output of
the algorithm that processes both coreference resolution and relation
extraction simultaneously.
|
class |
LanguageIdentification
The Class LanguageIdentification.
|
class |
MentalStateMention
Internal abstract class representing the commonality between
SentimentMention and BeliefMention.
|
class |
NumberPhrase
The Class NumberPhrase.
|
class |
NumericValue
Represents a numeric value, abstracted from its particular realization in text.
|
class |
Opinion
The Class Opinion.
|
class |
Paraphrase
Holds a value for a paraphrase of a string or a
Chunk . |
class |
PartOfSpeech
The Class PartOfSpeech.
|
class |
Passage
The Class Passage, which represents a section of text
which has been extracted from a document, particularly
a section of medium length.
|
class |
ProsodicPhrase
The Class ProsodicPhrase.
|
class |
QuantifiedChunk |
class |
Relation
The Class Relation.
|
class |
RelationMention
Represents a textual relation.
|
class |
Sarcasm
The Class Sarcasm.
|
class |
Script
Represents a generic pattern of events with some relation to one another.
|
class |
ScriptVariable
A variable in an event script.
|
class |
ScriptVariableBinaryConstraint
A constraint which holds between two variables in an event script.
|
class |
Sentence
The Sentence class extends Chunk and represents the output from sentence
boundary detection algorithm.
|
class |
SentenceSimilarity
The Class SentenceSimilarity.
|
class |
SentimentMention
Represents a textual sentiment.
|
class |
Session
The Class Session.
|
class |
Story
The Class Story.
|
class |
SyntacticChunk
The Class SyntacticChunk.
|
class |
TaggedChunk
The Class TaggedChunk.
|
class |
TemporalSpan
Represents a TemporalSpan, or a span between a begin date and an end date.
|
class |
TimePhrase
The Class TimePhrase.
|
class |
TimexValue
Represents a TIMEX temporal value.
|
class |
Token
The Class Token, which is a single word or
other lexically-defined character sequence
within a document.
|
class |
Utterance
The Class Utterance.
|
class |
XSDDate |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
com.google.common.base.Optional<Item> |
DocumentMentalStateArgument.Filler.asItem() |
com.google.common.base.Optional<Item> |
DocumentRelationArgument.Filler.asItem() |
com.google.common.base.Optional<Item> |
DocumentEventArgument.Filler.asItem() |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Justification
The Class Justification.
|
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Titan with Kubernetes¶
Titan provides a way to run repositories in different container environments, known as “contexts” (see Managing Titan Contexts for more information). A Kubernetes context represents a set of repositories running in a cluster, accessed via the Kubernetes API. This cluster could be local to the machine, hosted centrally, or delivered as a cloud service. Through Titan, not only can these repositories be run in a simple fashion with powerful data controls, data can be shared between them (such as pushing a dataset from a CI/CD Kubernetes cluster and later cloning for local debugging).
Kubernetes Requirements¶
Titan requires a Kubernetes cluster with the following configuration options:
The there must be a CSI (Container Storage Interface) driver installed that supports the alpha snapshot <https://kubernetes-csi.github.io/docs/snapshot-restore-feature.html> capabilities. Titan does not yet work with the beta snapshots apis <https://kubernetes.io/blog/2019/12/09/kubernetes-1-17-feature-cis-volume-snapshot-beta/>.
The VolumeSnapshotDataSource <https://v1-13.docs.kubernetes.io/docs/reference/command-line-tools-reference/feature-gates/> feature gate must be enabled.
The VolumeSnapshot <https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/volume-snapshots/> API must be enabled.
The default storage class and snapshot class must use a CSI driver with snapshot capabilities.
Titan currently uses the default Kubernetes config file, cluster and namespace as defined the .kube/config file in your home directory. Future versions will make these configurable.
The titan server still runs as a container on the local workstation. A local Docker installation is required, though no special privileges or operating system support is necessary. This also means that all the metadata is local to the user, so two users cannot share titan repositories in a shared Kubernetes cluster. The pods themselves will be accessible to any kubernetes user, but there is no way to manage them as Titan repositories on a different system.
Each push or pull operation is run as a separate Job, requiring that the titandata/titan image be avaialble to the cluster.
Kubernetes Architecture¶
A Kubernetes repository consists of:
A PersistentVolumeClaim for each volume identified in the image metadata. These are currently always hardcoded to be 1GiB, and always use the default StorageClass. Each is given a unique GUID and name.
A StatefulSet with the same name as the repository.
Within that StatefulSet, all PersistentVolumeClaims mapped to the directories identified in the image metadata. The pod name is the same as the repository name.
A service that maps all exposed ports to the ports of the Pods within the StatefulSet.
Each commit corresponds to a VolumeSnapshot.
By default, Titan will make all ports available on the local system. This is accomplished by running kubectl port-forward for each known port. This is a fairly fragile process, since that process can die or the system restarted at any time. This will be replaced with a more reliable mechanism in the future.
Limitations¶
Attention
Kubernetes support is currently in an _beta_ state. Many elements of configurability and reliability have not yet been fully fleshed out, and it may not work in all environments.
In addition to the general immaturity of Kubernetes support, there are some specific known limitations with beta:
There is no method to specify volume sizes. While the amount of data pushed and pulled will remain the logical size of the dataset, volumes must be statically sized in Kubernetes. Currently, these are always 1GiB.
Titan currently always uses the default ~/.kube configuration, and there isn’t a way to control the namespace and cluster used. If the default configuration is changed after the context is installed, it can result in inconsistent state.
Titan will always use the default storage class and snapshot class. These are not currently configurable.
There are various failure modes, such as failing to pull an image, that aren’t handled well by Titan. These can result in hangs or hard to diagnose errors.
Port forwarding is very simplistic. Titan simply spawns kubectl port-forward in the background, and tries to kill it when stopping port forwarding. If the system is restarted, or that process dies, it will need to be manually restarted, either by running the kubectl directly, or stopping and starting the repository.


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The Maximum Entropy FrameworkTo explain what maximum entropy is, it will be simplest to quote from Manning and Schutze* (p. 589): Maximum entropy modeling is a framework for integrating information from many heterogeneous information sources for classification. The data for a classification problem is described as a (potentially large) number of features. These features can be quite complex and allow the experimenter to make use of prior knowledge about what types of informations are expected to be important for classification. Each feature corresponds to a constraint on the model. We then compute the maximum entropy model, the model with the maximum entropy of all the models that satisfy the constraints. This term may seem perverse, since we have spent most of the book trying to minimize the (cross) entropy of models, but the idea is that we do not want to go beyond the data. If we chose a model with less entropy, we would add `information' constraints to the model that are not justified by the empirical evidence available to us. Choosing the maximum entropy model is motivated by the desire to preserve as much uncertainty as possible. So that gives a rough idea of what the maximum entropy framework is. Don't assume anything about your probability distribution other than what you have observed. On the engineering level, using maxent is an excellent way of creating programs which perform very difficult classification tasks very well. For example, precision and recall figures for programs using maxent models have reached (or are) the state of the art on tasks like part of speech tagging, sentence detection, prepositional phrase attachment, and named entity recognition. On the engineering level, an added benefit is that the person creating a maxent model only needs to inform the training procedure of the event space, and need not worry about independence between features. While the authors of this implementation of maximum entropy are generally interested using maxent models in natural language processing, the framework is certainly quite general and useful for a much wider variety of fields. In fact, maximum entropy modeling was originally developed for statistical physics. For a very in-depth discussion of how maxent can be used in natural language processing, try reading Adwait Ratnaparkhi's dissertation. Also, check out Berger, Della Pietra, and Della Pietra's paper A Maximum Entropy Approach to Natural Language Processing, which provides an excellent introduction and discussion of the framework.
*Foundations
of statistical natural language processing . Christopher D. Manning,
Hinrich Schutze.
ImplementationWe have tried to make the opennlp.maxent implementation easy to use. To create a model, one needs (of course) the training data, and then implementations of two interfaces in the opennlp.maxent package, EventStream and ContextGenerator. These have fairly simple specifications, and example implementations can be found in the OpenNLP Tools preprocessing components. More details are given in the opennlp.maxent HOWTO. We have also set in place some interfaces and code to make it easier to automate the training and evaluation process (the Evalable interface and the TrainEval class). It is not necessary to use this functionality, but if you do you'll find it much easier to see how well your models are doing. The opennlp.grok.preprocess.namefind package is an example of a maximum entropy component which uses this functionality. We have managed to use several techniques to reduce the size of the models when writing them to disk, which also means that reading in a model for use is much quicker than with less compact encodings of the model. This was especially important to us since we use many maxent models in the Grok library, and we wanted the start up time and the physical size of the library to be as minimal as possible. As of version 1.2.0, maxent has an io package which greatly simplifies the process of loading and saving models in different formats. AuthorsThe opennlp.maxent package was originally built by Jason Baldridge, Tom Morton, and Gann Bierner. We owe a big thanks to Adwait Ratnaparkhi for his work on maximum entropy models for natural language processing applications. His introduction to maxent for NLP and dissertation are what really made opennlp.maxent and our Grok maxent components (POS tagger, end of sentence detector, tokenizer, name finder) possible! Eric Friedman has been steadily improving the efficiency and design of the package since version 1.2.0.
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Nobel-Winning Scientist: I Have No Idea if the Big Bang Happened
by Dan RobitzskiRevisiting History
Nobel-winning cosmologist James Peebles has a bone to pick with the scientific community: he wants the world to stop referring to the earliest moments of our universe as the “Big Bang.”
His main beef, according to Agence France-Presse, is that there’s no good way to test whether such a thing actually happened — cosmologists have evidence of a rapid outward expansion, but not anything as discrete as a singular point that detonated to create everything in the universe.
“It’s very unfortunate that one thinks of the beginning whereas in fact, we have no good theory of such a thing as the beginning,” he told AFP.
Interesting Idea
Peebles doesn’t have an alternative to the Big Bang theory to propose, but that’s his exact point: without sufficient data, scientists shouldn’t assume a convenient hypothesis is correct.
“We don’t have a strong test of what happened earlier in time,” Peebles told AFP. “We have theories, but not tested.”
Martyrdom
But Peebles isn’t quite ready to die on this hill — he concedes that in the absence of a better way to describe the beginning of the universe, “Big Bang” does just fine.
“I have given up,” he told AFP, “I use Big Bang, I dislike it.”
“But for years, some of us have tried to persuade the community to find a better term without success,” he said. “So ‘Big Bang’ it is. It’s unfortunate, but everyone knows that name. So I give up.”
READ MORE: Top cosmologist’s lonely battle against ‘Big Bang’ theory [Agence France-Presse]
More on the Big Bang: Future Civilizations Won’t Be Able to Understand How the Universe Started and Evolved


Working in a large code base with many other developers can lead to instances of merge conflicts. Merge conflicts happen when two branches modify the same lines of code and git can’t resolve which changes to keep.
Typically, git is pretty good with merging distinctly separate work together up to this point, when merge conflicts arise and require human intervention. When that happens, git will alert you in the terminal with a message that looks like this:
$ git merge feature-branch
With one to two merge conflicts, they may be easy to find and resolve. At times, I’ve had to merge a newer branch into a much older branch which resulted in hundreds of file changes. Most of the merge was smooth, but there were conflicts in about a dozen files that required manual merging.
Although my editor certainly aids me in finding the correct files, I wanted to display an output of all the files that showed a CONFLICT
during the merge right in my terminal. With a little advice from Stack Overflow, I used git diff
to print out a filtered list of all the files that were unmerged (--name-only
shows only the names of files and --diff-filter=U
shows only unmerged files).
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Documentation
Index
Tutorial
*
Syntax
Commands
Variables
Expressions
*
Flow
*
Labels
Functions
*
Directives
Commands
Overview
*
Compiling
GUI
*
Hotkeys
*
Developing
Status
Changes
AutoHotkey
FAQ
*
Copyright
* Not yet documented.


Status
Width: Height:
Iterations:
Min x:
Max x:
Min y:
Max y:
Juila Set:
Juila x:
Julia y:
Colour Centre x:
Colour Centre y:
Click to Set:
Hue is Magnitude:
Magnitude Shading:
Magnitude Saturation:
Hue Rotation:
Iteration Time (ms):
Just a little bit different from the usual Mandelbrot set plotters. The usual Mandelbrot set iterates zn+1 = zn 2 + c (z0 = 0) until either the iteration "escapes" - i.e. the magnitude of z gets over some threshold, often 4, or it until it looks like the iteration isn't going to escape. The different positions on the plot refer to different values of c.
Mandyn is a little bit different - it looks at the iteration. The idea is that the Mandelbrot set is telling something about a dynamical system, and let's see the dynamics! On each iteration it looks up zn. If zn has well and truly escaped, then it plots a shade from white to black to show when it escaped (there's a technique called Normalised Iteration Count to make this smooth). If zn hasn't escaped, then by default it selects a hue based on the argument of zn, and a saturation or value based on the magnitude; for high magnitudes, well on their way to escaping, the saturation will be low. Alternatively, Mandyn can forget the argument and plot magnitude as hue.
You can make Mandyn step through the iterations automatically, and adjust the speed. Like any good Mandelbrot program you can draw a rectangle to zoom in. There's an option for setting the "colour centre" - this effectively subtracts a complex number from zn for the purposes of calculating the colour of the pixel. "Click to Set" lets you click on the chart to set the colour centre - this temporarily disables zooming.
Finally, there's an option to plot Julia sets; these use the same iteration as the Mandelbrot, but instead of setting z0 = 0, each pixel represents a different value of z0. You have to set c yourself, using "Julia x" and "Julia y". Hint: find a nice x and y on the Mandelbrot, and the Julia set may well look a bit like the area around that. x=0.278 y=0.01 is a good place to start, it's quite interesting to turn on Auto-Iterate. Don't forget to zoom in! I find that experimenting with the colour centre is often good with Julia sets.
Peter Corbett, 2014


“You were wild once, don’t let them tame you.”
– Isadora Duncan
Contemporary
Contemporary is a modern dance form developed in the mid-twentieth century. It has grown to become a dominant genre in the world. It focuses on the western techniques of contemporary dancing. Our course is customised to ages of 18 onwards.
We have two types of courses under Contemporary:
Level 1 – Beginners
Starting out and want to gain the Basics & Core Fundamentals of the art form? This course is perfect for you.
Level 2 – Advanced
You have the moves and you want to take yourself to the next level. Let us help you bring out your A-Game.
“The rhythm is in your blood, can you feel it?”
– Unknown
Hip Hop
Hip Hop refers to street dance styles primarily performed to hip-hop music or that have evolved as part of the hip-hop culture. Our course is designed for ages of 18 onwards. It focuses on building your grooves, bounce, footwork and style of Hip Hop dancing taught through our choreography model. This takes you through a step by step routine giving you the maximum development.
We have two types of courses under Hip Hop:
Level 1 – Beginners
Do you have the passion and energy which is most suited for Hip Hop? Let us help you channel that energy.
Level 2 – Advanced
Your footwork has improved but you think you can kick it up a notch? Hop on.
“Dance is the conversation between body and soul”
– Unknown
Belly Dance
Belly Dance is an expressive dance which emphasizes complex movements of the torso. Originally a Middle Eastern folk dance, it has evolved to take many different forms depending on the country and region, both in costume and dance style. Our course caters to the age group of 18 onwards.
We have a goal oriented course which helps you build on the technique and develop your skills rapidly.
“There are short-cuts to happiness, and dancing is one of them.”
- Vicki Baum
Bollywood
Bollywood is the dance-form used in the Indian films. It is a mixture of numerous styles. These styles include belly-dancing, Kathak, Indian folk, Western popular etc. We will help you get in tune with the famous Indian numbers and the moves for them. Our course is designed for ages of 18 onwards.


Web:The major pieces of web are computer, browsers, the internet and servers. It is a primarily collection of HTML documents.
HTML:It is main document type on web and glues everything together on web.It stands for hypertext markup language and is made up of:-Urls: It is how you refer to documents on web.
HTTP:It is the mail protocol of web and used by internet/browsers to communicate with servers.
Note:Google chrome->Tools->Developer tool shows webpage structure.
The elements are structured inside each other which can contain elements or contents.Programmers often talk about DOM(Document Object Model) which is tree-like structure of a page and tandard convention for interacting in HTML.
Everything on webpage is actually a box. Once we define box structure for webpage then all the elements can be easily re-arranged around those boxes to create different user experience.
CSS stands for Cascading style sheets. Programmers should know that avoiding repetition is essential to all areas of programming. We use CSS to avoid that repetition. You can have several CSS files/sheets which is used to find out invisible style for webpage.
The two concepts to understand with CSS are:-


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Live-Blogging from Cubs/Cardinals - 5/29/2010 author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 2706 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=2706 date: '2010-05-29 04:54:23 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-05-29 10:54:23 +0000' categories: - The Cubs - Wrigley Field - Live Blogging tags: [] comments: [] ---
Andy and I will be live-blogging via our Twitter account during today's trip up to Wrigley Field to watch the Cubs take on the Cardinals. From what I remember, the times on these entries can be messed up. So don't let the times confuse you.
6:14:11 AM: About to head to Wrigley. Had work people over last night and got about 4 hrs of sleep. This is going to be a long day.
1:19:07 AM: Yes, we are aware that it's a little excessive to live only 2.5 hours from Chicago and leave at 6:30am for a 3pm game.
1:34:55 AM: Zune is loaded with two episodes of Planned Brotherhood for the trip today. Best podcast out there.


Sunny Smile Kindergarten programs are designed to improve your child’s development in the following key areas:
social skills, like how to play with other children in a calm, sharing and rewarding way
self-awareness and respect for others
emotional skills, for example understanding their feelings
language, literacy and numeracy skills, such as reading stories and counting objects
a joy for learning and group activities, such as talking, drawing and making things together with other children their own age
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sim65 is the only solution as part of the toolchain to execute code. The
binary needs to be compiled with --target sim6502
or --target sim65c02
.
The simulator is called as follows:
Usage: sim65 [options] file [arguments]
Short options:
-h Help (this text)
-c Print amount of executed CPU cycles
-v Increase verbosity
-V Print the simulator version number
-x <num> Exit simulator after <num> cycles
Long options:
--help Help (this text)
--cycles Print amount of executed CPU cycles
--verbose Increase verbosity
--version Print the simulator version number
Here is a description of all the command line options:
-h, --help
Print the short option summary shown above.
-c, --cycles
Print the number of executed CPU cycles when the program terminates.
The cycles for the final "jmp exit
" are not included in this
count.
-v, --verbose
Increase the simulator verbosity.
-V, --version
Print the version number of the utility. When submitting a bug report, please include the operating system you're using, and the compiler version.
-x num
Exit simulator after num cycles.
The simulator will read one binary file per invocation and can log the program loading and paravirtualization calls to stderr.
Example output for the command
sim65 --verbose --verbose samples/gunzip65
Loaded `samples/gunzip65' at $0200-$151F
PVWrite ($0001, $13C9, $000F)
GZIP file name:PVWrite ($0001, $151F, $0001)
PVRead ($0000, $FFD7, $0001)
PVOpen ("", $0001)
PVRead ($0003, $1520, $6590)
PVClose ($0003)
PVWrite ($0001, $13D9, $000F)
Not GZIP formatPVWrite ($0001, $151F, $0001)
PVExit ($01)
sim65 (and all cc65 binutils) are (C) Copyright 1998-2000 Ullrich von Bassewitz. For usage of the binaries and/or sources the following conditions do apply:
This software is provided 'as-is', without any expressed or implied warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages arising from the use of this software.
Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it freely, subject to the following restrictions:


General utility classes. These are not strongly bound to the launcher (but used by it).
@author Andras Belicza


enum class LogLevel
RichUtilsKt Class: CrashConfig Created by Pyxis on 2017-11-06.
Description:
NONE
STACKTRACE


Windows
问题描述 :
The left picture shows the initial configuration. Windows are drawn from bottom to top, according to the ID, so window 1 is at the bottom, and window 3 is at the top. The right picture shows the screen after clicking at (60, 20). Point (60, 20) is in the visible part of window 1, so it is brought to the top (each time a window is clicked, it gets focus, and brought to the top. The relative order of other windows won’t change). If you then click at (150, 90), nothing will change, since it is not within the visible part of any window. Then, after clicking at (150, 30), window 2 will get focus. Note that, each window includes all points on its borders: if its top-left corner and bottom-right corner are (x1,y1) and (x2,y2) respectively, it includes exactly the points (x, y) such that x1 <= x <= x2, y2 <= y <= y1.
Your task is to determine, for each click, the ID of window which is just clicked on (or 0 if no window is clicked).
输入:
输出:
样例输入:
200 100 3 50 50 80 20 70 60 180 10 10 90 100 40 3 60 20 150 90 150 30
样例输出:
1 0 2
#include<iostream> #include<string.h> using namespace std; const int maxn =101; int n; struct rect{ int x1,y1,x2,y2; }; rect rec[maxn]; int myFind(int a,int b){ for(int i=n-1;i>=0;i--) if(rec[i].x1<=a && rec[i].x2>=a &&rec[i].y1<=b && rec[i].y2>=b) return i; return -1; } int main(){ //freopen("in.txt","r",stdin); for(int m,cases=1;cin>>n &&n;cases++){ for(int i=0;i<n;i++){ int t1,t2; cin>>rec[i].x1>>rec[i].y1>>t1>>t2; rec[i].x2=rec[i].x1+t2-1; rec[i].y2=rec[i].y1+t1-1; } cout<<"Desktop "<<cases<<":\n"; cin>>m; int a,b; while(m--){ cin>>a>>b; int ans=myFind(a,b); if(ans==-1) cout<<"background\n"; else cout<<"window "<<ans+1<<'\n'; } } }
左边紫色 右边红色
秒！~
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#include <cstdio>
int main() {
//answer must be odd
int n, u, d;
while(scanf("%d%d%d",&n,&u,&d)==3 && n>0) {
if(n<=u) { puts("1"); continue; }
n-=u; u-=d; n+=u-1; n/=u;
n<<=1, ++n;
printf("%dn",n);
}
return 0;
}
即为打印出的组合的个数C(n,r)，假设print函数复杂度为O(1)
是穷举，但是代码有优化（v数组），并不是2^n。测试数据应该没问题，之前有超时的代码。
你好，这题给出的代码好像弄错了，这个是pow那道题目的解法
很好的思路，可以借鉴
#pragma pack(2) 这个用法太坑爹
哇，算法有这么多呢！
不是有公式吗？何不直接计算
楼主放题时候没注意下？xxx定律见：
hdoj3782：http://acm.hdu.edu.cn/showproblem.php?pid=3782
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My Cousin Vinny (1992) is a feature film written by Dale Launer and directed by Jonathan Lynn.
Beats include approximate starting times in H:MM format.
Act I: Enter the unknown.
- 1 OPEN FRAME
- 0:00 Bill and Stan drive past signs reading
Welcome to Alabama
and Dirt for sale.
- 0:00 A book cover reads College Handbook 1991.
- 0:00-0:02 Bill and Stan drive a convertible over rolling hills.
- 5 SET PINS
- 0:04 Police arrest Bill and Stan.
- 10 RELEASE HERO
- 0:09 Bill calls his mother to ask for an attorney. Bill's mother says his cousin Vinny will represent them for free.
- (implied) Vinny and Lisa depart from Brooklyn.
- 12 LET IT SLIDE
- 0:12 Vinny and Lisa set foot in Beechum County, AL.
- 0:11-0:22 Vinny and Lisa ignore a stop sign, speed across train tracks, and play loud music. Vinny wears unlawyerly attire, puts his feet on Judge Haller's desk, and lies about his legal experience.
- 0:13 Vinny and Lisa ignore the stares of locals and disregard a local man's advice about
mud in the tires.
- 0:20 Judge Haller lectures Vinny about procedure in his office.
- 25 ROLL ON RUG
- 0:24 A steam whistle forces Vinny and Lisa to wake up early.
- 0:26 Vinny cautiously eats his first grit.
- 0:31 Judge Haller embarrasses Vinny and finds him in contempt.
Act II: Return to the known.
- 30 FALL INTO PIT
- 0:32 Vinny goes to jail. Lisa bails him out.
- 0:34-0:37 Lisa wins $200 for bail money playing pool, but her opponent JT is neither willing nor able to pay.
- 40 LOOK UNDER HOOD
- 0:39 Lisa practices cross-examination with Vinny in a motel room.
- 50 GAZE INTO VOID
- 0:52 Lights flicker as a prisoner is killed by electrocution.
- 55 LIFT AND DROP
- 0:54 Vinny completes some studying and gets some rest.
- 0:54 Vinny and Lisa are awakened at 5:00 AM by a passing freight train which rattles their entire room.
- 60 ENTER TUNNEL
- 0:59 Vinny goes hunting with Trotter.
- 1:02-1:10 Vinny is investigated by Judge Haller, Lisa nags Vinny about her biological clock, a screech owl awakens Vinny and Lisa, Vinny and Lisa sleep in the car, the car becomes stuck in mud, Vinny drops his suit in mud, everyone at the town's only 24-hour cleaners has the flu, the only available suit is a horrible maroon tuxedo, Vinny and Lisa arrive to court late, and Vinny is found in contempt.
- 75 TALK TO SOURCE
- 1:15 Trial begins. Vinny addresses the jury directly.
- 85 ARREST HERO
- 1:29 Trotter calls an FBI vehicle specialist to the stand.
- 1:32 Judge Haller learns that Vinny's alter-ego
Jerry Gallo
is, as Lisa had already discovered, deceased.
Act III: Finish the job.
- 90 ENLIGHTEN HERO
- 1:38 Vinny realizes that one of Lisa's photos can be used to prove that Bill and Stan were mistakenly identified.
- 100 ROLL AGAIN
- 1:39 Vinny calls Lisa to the stand as an automotive expert and cross-examines her as a hostile witness.
- 110 RETURN AGAIN
- 1:45 Lisa realizes that Vinny is publicly accepting and acknowledging her assistance with the case.
- 1:54 Vinny and Lisa argue about wedding plans.
- 120 UPDATE SCORE
- 1:54 Vinny and Lisa drive a convertible over rolling hills.


ButtonComponent
Description
Generates a button to execute a custom command
Options
- name
- The name of the component
- type
button
- listeners
- Array - Parameters who this component will react to
- htmlObject
- Id of the component (usually a div or a span tag) to be replaced by the result
- refreshPeriod
- Time in seconds for this component to refresh. Default is 0 (disabled)
- label
- Text to be used on the generated button (only used if htmlObject points to a div/span)
- buttonStyle
- The style of the button to render. Possible values: classic and themeroller. Default: themeroller
- expression
- javascript code to be executed
- executeAtStart
- True to execute the component at start, false otherwise
- preExecution
- Function - Function to be called before the component is executed
- postExecution
- Function - Function to be called after the component is executed
- preChange
- Function(value) - Function to be called before the component is changed
- postChange
- Function(value) - Function to be called after the component is changed
- tooltip
- Tooltip to be displayed when mouse hovers
Sample


You may use the REST API to control experiment execution.
Check the Java API examples at /API/Java/MACI
.
We do not provide a full Python API so far, butprovide a few Python snippets as API examples. We found these snippets helpful to manage larger projects.
import httplib for i in range(1, 100): conn = httplib.HTTPConnection('localhost:63658') conn.request('DELETE', '/experiments/' + str(i)) resp = conn.getresponse() content = resp.read() print "Experiment", i, "passed away..."
import httplib conn = httplib.HTTPConnection('<IP_ADDRESS>:63658') conn.request('POST', '/experiments/17/instances/148231/reset') resp = conn.getresponse() content = resp.read() print content


Tax Estimation
Income and Tax Information
Tax Filing Status
Single
Head of Household
Married - Separately
Married - Jointly
Trust
Gross Annual Income
Amount of gross income considered 'unearned'/investment income
Qualified Plan/IRA Contribution
Itemized Deductions - $0 for Standard
Number of Personal Exemptions
Number of Dependent Children
Submit
Estimated Tax Calculation
Gross Income:
Qualified IRA Contributions:
Adjusted Gross Income:
Standard/Itemized Deductions:
Personal Exemptions:
Taxable Income:
Tax Liability Before Credits:
Child Tax Credits:
Estimated Tax Liability:


E-commerce is defined as the buying and selling of products and services exclusively through electronic channels.
But a pioneering customer made, on August 11, 1994, the very first secure online purchase. They were a Sting fan and picked up the British crooner’s Ten Summoner’s Tales album for $US12.48 plus shipping. For those unfamiliar with Sting’s discography, the two most famous songs off that album were ‘Fields of Gold’ and ‘Shape of My Heart’.
The North American e-commerce market has been developing constantly in the past decade, with B2C sales in the region accounting for 34.9 percent of global B2C e-commerce sales in 2013. However, the Asian market, especially China, is poised to become the global market leader, with B2C sales in the region expected to account for almost 38 percent of the worldwide B2C e-commerce market. In 2014, retail e-commerce sales in the United States amounted to over 305 billion US dollars and are projected to grow to 548 billion US dollars by 2019. Sales tend to especially spike up in the holiday season, with retail e-commerce sales having amounted to over 53 billion U.S. dollars during November and December 2014 in the United States. During Cyber Monday 2014, over 2 billion U.S. dollars were spent on online purchases.


Books
New Releases
New Releases audio books
Bestsellers
Upcoming
Box Sets
Gaming
Upcoming
PC
PS Vista
PS3
XBox
Consoles
Mobiles
New Arrivals
Bestsellers
Low Price
Tablets
Cameras
Point & Shoots
Digital SLR
Camcorders
Bestsellers
Music's
New Releases
Bestsellers
Rock Music
Devotional & Spiritual
Sufi & Ghazal
Alt + j
Focuses the control
Up
Navigates up or previous item
Down
Navigates down or next item
Left
Navigates to previous group
Right
Navigates to next group
Esc
Closes the menu group
Enter
Selects the focused item


ARGO is a lightweight service for Service Level Monitoring designed for medium and large sized Research Infrastructures. Interact with the ARGO APIs in a sandbox like UI that gives clear insight into how the API responds to parameters and options
Swagger UI with access to the ARGO web api.
Swagger UI with access to the ARGO Messaging api.
Swagger UI with access to the ARGO AUTH api.


{% load bootstrap3 %} {% load static %}
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Research funded by NWO under grant 360-80-070.
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Bind a Selection¶
Using the bind
property, selections can be bound in two ways:
- Single selections can be bound to input elements also known as dynamic query widgets.
- Interval selections can be bound to their own view’s scales to enable panning & zooming.
Input Element Binding¶
With single selections, the bind
property follows the form of Vega’s input element binding definition to establish a two-way binding between input elements and the selection. One input element per projection is generated and can be used to manipulate the selection; any direct manipulation interactions (e.g., clicking on the visualization) will similarly update the input element.
For instance, in the example below, org
selects a single Origin
data value, and is bound to a dropdown menu with three options to choose from.
If multiple projections are specified, customized bindings can be specified by mapping the projected field/encoding to an binding definition. For example, the scatterplot below projects over both the Cylinders
and Year
fields, and uses a customize range
slider for each one.
Scale Binding¶
With interval selections, the bind
property can be set to the value "scales"
to enable a two-way binding between the selection and the scales used within the same view. This binding first populates the interval selection with the scale domains, and then uses the selection to drive the scale domains. As a result, the view now functions like an interval selection and can be panned and zoomed.
In multi-view displays, binding shared scales will keep the views synchronized. For example, below we explicitly share the x
scale between the two vertically concatenated views. Panning/zooming the bound interval selection in the first view also updates the second view.
A similar setup can be used to pan and zoom the cells of a scatterplot matrix:


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Class: Aws::ElasticBeanstalk::Types::CreateApplicationVersionMessage
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Overview
When passing CreateApplicationVersionMessage as input to an Aws::Client method, you can use a vanilla Hash:
{
application_name: "ApplicationName", # required
version_label: "VersionLabel", # required
description: "Description",
source_build_information: {
source_type: "Git", # required, accepts Git, Zip
source_repository: "CodeCommit", # required, accepts CodeCommit, S3
source_location: "SourceLocation", # required
},
source_bundle: {
s3_bucket: "S3Bucket",
s3_key: "S3Key",
},
build_configuration: {
artifact_name: "String",
code_build_service_role: "NonEmptyString", # required
compute_type: "BUILD_GENERAL1_SMALL", # accepts BUILD_GENERAL1_SMALL, BUILD_GENERAL1_MEDIUM, BUILD_GENERAL1_LARGE
image: "NonEmptyString", # required
timeout_in_minutes: 1,
},
auto_create_application: false,
process: false,
}
Instance Attribute Summary
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#application_name ⇒ String
rw
The name of the application.
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#auto_create_application ⇒ Boolean
rw
Set to
.true
to create an application with the specified name if it doesn't already exist. -
#build_configuration ⇒ Types::BuildConfiguration
rw
Settings for an AWS CodeBuild build.
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#description ⇒ String
rw
Describes this version.
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#process ⇒ Boolean
rw
Preprocesses and validates the environment manifest and configuration files in the source bundle.
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#source_build_information ⇒ Types::SourceBuildInformation
rw
Specify a commit in an AWS CodeCommit Git repository to use as the source code for the application version.
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#source_bundle ⇒ Types::S3Location
rw
The Amazon S3 bucket and key that identify the location of the source bundle for this version.
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#version_label ⇒ String
rw
A label identifying this version.
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Instance Attribute Details
#application_name ⇒ String
(rw)
The name of the application. If no application is found with this name, and AutoCreateApplication
is false
, returns an InvalidParameterValue
error.
#auto_create_application ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
Set to true
to create an application with the specified name if it doesn't already exist.
#build_configuration ⇒ Types::BuildConfiguration (rw)
Settings for an AWS CodeBuild build.
#description ⇒ String
(rw)
Describes this version.
#process ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
Preprocesses and validates the environment manifest and configuration files in the source bundle. Validating configuration files can identify issues prior to deploying the application version to an environment.
#source_build_information ⇒ Types::SourceBuildInformation (rw)
Specify a commit in an AWS CodeCommit Git repository to use as the source code for the application version.
#source_bundle ⇒ Types::S3Location (rw)
The Amazon S3 bucket and key that identify the location of the source bundle for this version.
The Amazon S3 bucket must be in the same region as the environment.
Specify a source bundle in S3 or a commit in an AWS CodeCommit repository (with SourceBuildInformation
), but not both. If neither SourceBundle
nor SourceBuildInformation
are provided, Elastic Beanstalk uses a sample application.
#version_label ⇒ String
(rw)
A label identifying this version.
Constraint: Must be unique per application. If an application version already exists with this label for the specified application, AWS Elastic Beanstalk returns an InvalidParameterValue
error.