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Goals
Upon completing this tutorial, the user will be familiar with performing a simulation of external, laminar flow over a flat plate. The solution will provide a laminar boundary layer on the surface, which can be compared to the Blasius solution as a validation case for SU2. Consequently, the following capabilities of SU2 will be showcased in this tutorial:
- Steady, 2D, Laminar Navier-Stokes equations
- Multigrid
- Roe (Second-Order) numerical scheme in space
- Euler implicit time integration
- Inlet, Outlet, Symmetry, and Navier-Stokes Wall boundary conditions
The intent of this tutorial is to introduce a common viscous test case which is used to explain how different equation sets can be chosen in SU2. We also introduce some details on the numerics and a new type of convergence criteria which monitors the change of a specific objective, such as lift or drag, in order to assess convergence.
Resources
The resources for this tutorial can be found in the TestCases/navierstokes/flatplate directory. You will need the configuration file (lam_flatplate.cfg) and the mesh file (mesh_flatplate_65x65.su2). The mesh file can be downloaded from the su2code/TestCases repository.
Tutorial
The following tutorial will walk you through the steps required when solving for the flow over a flat plate using SU2. It is assumed you have already obtained and compiled the SU2_CFD code for a serial computation. If you have yet to complete these requirements, please see the Download and Installation pages.
Background
In his PhD dissertation in 1908, H. Blasius obtained what is now referred to as the Blasius equation for incompressible, laminar flow over a flat plate:
The third-order, ordinary differential equation can be solved numerically using a shooting method resulting in the well-known laminar boundary layer profile. Using the numerical solution, an expression for the skin friction coefficient along the flat plate can also be derived:
where Re_x is the Reynolds number along the plate. In this tutorial, we will perform a solution of nearly incompressible (low Mach number) laminar flow over a flat plate and compare our results against the analytical Blasius solutions for the profile shape and skin friction coefficient along the plate. This problem has become a classic validation case for viscous flow solvers. More detail on the Blasius solution and the similarity variables can be found in Chapter 18 of Fundamentals of Aerodynamics (Fourth Edition) by John D. Anderson, Jr. and most other texts on aerodynamics.
Problem Setup
This problem will solve the for the flow over the flat plate with these conditions:
- Inlet Stagnation Temperature = 300.0 K
- Inlet Stagnation Pressure = 100000.0 N/m2
- Inlet Flow Direction, unit vector (x,y,z) = (1.0, 0.0, 0.0)
- Outlet Static Pressure = 97250.0 N/m2
- Resulting free-stream Mach number = 0.2
- Reynolds number = 1301233.166 for a plate length of 0.3048 m (1 ft)
Mesh Description
The computational mesh for the flat plate is structured (quadrilaterals) with 65 nodes in both the x- and y-directions. The flat plate is along the lower boundary of the domain (y = 0) starting at x = 0 m and is of length 0.3048 m (1 ft). In the figure of the mesh, this corresponds to the Navier-Stokes (no-slip) boundary condition highlighted in green. The domain extends a distance upstream of the flat plate, and a symmetry boundary condition is used to simulate a free-stream approaching the plate in this region (highlighted in purple). Axial stretching of the mesh is used to aid in resolving the region near the start of the plate where the no-slip boundary condition begins at x = 0 m, as shown in Figure (1).
Figure (1): Figure of the computational mesh with boundary conditions.
Because the flow is subsonic and disturbances caused by the presence of the plate can propagate both upstream and downstream, the characteristic-based, subsonic inlet and outlet boundary conditions are used for the flow entrance plane (red) and the outflow regions along the upper region of the domain and the exit plane at x = 0.3048 m (blue). In any simulation of viscous flow, it is important to capture the behavior of the boundary layer. Doing so requires an appropriate level of grid refinement near the wall. In this mesh, the vertical spacing is such that approximately 30 grid nodes lie within the boundary layer, which is typical for laminar flows of this nature.
Configuration File Options
Several of the key configuration file options for this simulation are highlighted here. Here, we set the problem definition for a viscous flow:
% Physical governing equations (EULER, NAVIER_STOKES,
% TNE2_EULER, TNE2_NAVIER_STOKES,
% WAVE_EQUATION, HEAT_EQUATION, LINEAR_ELASTICITY,
% POISSON_EQUATION)
PHYSICAL_PROBLEM= NAVIER_STOKES
%
% Specify turbulence model (NONE, SA, SST)
KIND_TURB_MODEL= NONE
To compute viscous flows, the Navier-Stokes governing equations are selected. In conjunction with selecting Navier-Stokes as the problem type, the type of turbulence model must also be specified. Laminar flows can be computed by entering "NONE" as the option for the type of turbulence model. For turbulent flows, SU2 also has the Spalart-Allmaras model (SA) and the Shear Stress Transport (SST) model of Menter available for use. If this were an inviscid flow problem, the user would enter "EULER" for the problem type. SU2 supports other governing equations, as well, and the user is invited to review the configuration page for a description of the possible options.
Defining a no-slip boundary condition can be accomplished in one of two ways:
% -------------------- BOUNDARY CONDITION DEFINITION --------------------------%
%
% Navier-Stokes (no-slip), constant heat flux wall marker(s) (NONE = no marker)
% Format: ( marker name, constant heat flux (J/m^2), ... )
MARKER_HEATFLUX= ( wall, 0.0 )
%
% Navier-Stokes (no-slip), isothermal wall marker(s) (NONE = no marker)
% Format: ( marker name, constant wall temperature (K), ... )
MARKER_ISOTHERMAL= ( NONE )
An adiabatic, no-slip boundary condition can be selected by using the MARKER_HEATFLUX option with the value of the heat flux set to 0.0. An isothermal wall condition is also available with a similar format.
Here, we define some of the typical numerical methods chosen for calculating viscous flows with SU2:
%
% Numerical method for spatial gradients (GREEN_GAUSS, WEIGHTED_LEAST_SQUARES)
NUM_METHOD_GRAD= WEIGHTED_LEAST_SQUARES
For this problem, we are choosing a typical set of numerical methods. However, it is advised that users should experiment with various numerical methods for their own problems. The gradients are calculated via weighted least squares.
%
% Convective numerical method (JST, LAX-FRIEDRICH, CUSP, ROE, AUSM, HLLC,
% TURKEL_PREC, MSW)
CONV_NUM_METHOD_FLOW= ROE
%
% Spatial numerical order integration (1ST_ORDER, 2ND_ORDER, 2ND_ORDER_LIMITER)
%
SPATIAL_ORDER_FLOW= 2ND_ORDER
The 2nd-order Roe upwind method is used for computing convective fluxes, and the viscous terms are computed with the corrected average of gradients method (by default).
SU2 features multiple ways to assess convergence:
%
% Convergence criteria (CAUCHY, RESIDUAL)
CONV_CRITERIA= CAUCHY
%
% Number of elements to apply the criteria
CAUCHY_ELEMS= 100
%
% Epsilon to control the series convergence
CAUCHY_EPS= 1E-6
%
% Function to apply the criteria (LIFT, DRAG, NEARFIELD_PRESS, SENS_GEOMETRY,
% SENS_MACH, DELTA_LIFT, DELTA_DRAG)
CAUCHY_FUNC_FLOW= DRAG
Rather than achieving a certain order of magnitude in the density residual to judge convergence, what we call the Cauchy convergence criteria is chosen for this problem. This type of criteria measures the change in a specific quantity of interest over a specified number of previous iterations. With the options selected above, the flat plate solution will terminate when the change in the drag coefficient (CAUCHY_FUNC_FLOW) for the plate over the previous 100 iterations (CAUCHY_ELEMS) becomes less than 1E-6 (CAUCHY_EPS). A convergence criteria of this nature can be very useful for design problems where the solver is embedded in a larger design loop and reliable convergence behavior is essential.
Running SU2
The flat plate simulation for the 65x65 node mesh is small and will execute relatively quickly on a single workstation or laptop in serial. To run this test case, follow these steps at a terminal command line:
- Move to the directory containing the config file (lam_flatplate.cfg) and the mesh file (mesh_flatplate_65x65.su2). Make sure that the SU2 tools were compiled, installed, and that their install location was added to your path.
- Run the executable by entering "SU2_CFD lam_flatplate.cfg" at the command line.
- SU2 will print residual updates with each iteration of the flow solver, and the simulation will terminate after reaching the specified convergence criteria.
- Files containing the results will be written upon exiting SU2. The flow solution can be visualized in ParaView (.vtk) or Tecplot (.dat for ASCII).
Results
Results are given here for the SU2 solution of laminar flow over the flat plate. The results show excellent agreement with the closed-form Blasius solution.
Figure (2): Mach contours for the laminar flat plate.
Figure (3): Velocity data was extracted from the exit plane of the mesh (x = 0.3048 m) near the wall, and the boundary layer velocity profile was plotted compared to and using the similarity variables from the Blasius solution.
Figure (4): A plot of the skin friction coefficient along the plate created using the values written in the surface_flow.csv file and compared to Blasius.
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About Me
Hi my name is Emily! I'm 32 years old, and I'm from Kansas City, Missouri. I have lived in other cities like Omaha, San Francisco, and Playa Potrero, Costa Rica. I am currently taking a coding boot camp course, to become a full-stack web developer. I hope to find a remote job with my coding skills, so that I can travel as I please and still be able to work.
Things I love are:
- Eating at new restaurants
- Beaches and most bodies of water
- Books, movies, tv shows
- Hammocks and other places to sleep
- Making Spotify playlists for myself and friends
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Weather Dashboard
User provides city, is then given the current forecast as well as the 5-day forecast.
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Responsive application which takes in the user input to either provide a 5-day weather forecast or a random cocktail recipe.
Burger App
Heroku-deployed app enables the user to add new burgers to the left side of the page. If the user clicks the Devour It! button, the burger's devoured status changes to true and it reappears on the right side of the page. Utilizes Express, Handlebars, MySQL, and an ORM.
Dynamic Employee Roster
Command line application that takes in the user's input regarding the employees on a team at work. When the user is finished inputting all team members, the application creates an HTML file showing an organized team roster based on the information given. JS files also pass all tests using jest.
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This Heroku-deployed full-stack application is a simple tracker for the user to log their minutes of exercise, glasses of water intake, and hours of sleep all in one place. User information is created upon sign up and stored in a database, which is updated as the user logs their health milestones.
Note Taker
This Heroku-deployed application enables the user to write, save, and delete notes. Application utilizes Express to give user full CRUD method capabilities, writing, reading, and deleting data to/from a JSON file.


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Garbage collection, while necessary, introduces latency into your system by consuming resources that would otherwise be available to your application. You can reduce the impact of garbage collection in two ways:
- Optimize garbage collection in the JVM heap.
- Reduce the amount of data exposed to garbage collection by storing values in off-heap memory.
Note: Garbage collection tuning options depend on the JVM you are using. Suggestions given here apply to the Sun HotSpot JVM. If you use a different JVM, check with your vendor to see if these or comparable options are available to you.
Note: Modifications to garbage collection sometimes produce unexpected results. Always test your system before and after making changes to verify that the system’s performance has improved.
Optimizing Garbage Collection
The two options suggested here are likely to expedite garbage collecting activities by introducing parallelism and by focusing on the data that is most likely to be ready for cleanup. The first parameter causes the garbage collector to run concurrent to your application processes.  The RMI internals automatically invoke garbage collection every sixty seconds to ensure that objects introduced by RMI activities are cleaned up. Your JVM may be able to handle these additional garbage collection needs.  You can try adding the following command-line parameter to your application invocation and test to see if your garbage collector is able to keep up with demand:
-XX:+DisableExplicitGC
Using Off-heap Memory
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| Instructor Information | |
|---|---|
| Instructor's Name: | Erig Pogue |
| Lewis Office Location: | AS-123-A |
| Office hours: | MWF 1-2pm CT by appointment |
| Appointments: | Appointments can be requested via email |
| Lewis Phone Number: |<PHONE_NUMBER> |
| Lewis email address: |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Course Information | |
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| Course: | Software Engineering (CPSC-44000-LT1) |
| Course Credit Hours: | 3 |
| Course description: |
Methods, strategies, and tools for implementing software systems, particularly as part
of a developoment team. Topics include the software development life cycle, Unified
Modeling Language, software testing techniques, software security, open-source
development, requirements gathering and documentation, maintenance, and basic
software project management.
Prerequisites: CPSC-24500 Object-Oriented Programming
| Course Meeting times: | MWF 12-12:50am CT from August 31 through December 12th |
| Meeting Location: | AS 104A |
| Course final: | Monday, Decemther 14th from 1:30 from 1:30 to 3:30pm CT |
| Student Learning Outcomes: |
Course Schedule
| Module | Topics | Textbood Readings |
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| 1 | Introduction to SaaS and Agile Development The Architecture of SaaS Applications Getting Started with Git & GitHub Cloud Computing with Microsoft Azure |
Chapter 1 Chapter 2 A.5 and A.6 |
| 2 | Ruby Overview Getting Started with JavaScript Getting Started with Bootstrap Getting Started with Node.js |
Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 Chapter 6 |
| 3 | Behavior Driven Development Plan and Document Requirements Getting Started with Microsoft Azure and Node.js |
Chapter 7 |
| 4 | Testing and Test-Driven Development HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Bootstrap Azure, Node.js, JavaScript, and Express |
Chapter 8 |
| 5 | Maintenance, Metrics, and Metrics Agile Requirements & SaaS Environment Class Project - Sprint 1: |
Chapter 9 |
| 6 | Project Management & Scaled Agile Serverless Computing Class Project - Sprint 2 |
Chapter 10 |
| 7 | Design Patterns Software Architecture Class Project - Sprint 3 |
Chapter 11 |
| 8 | Performance, Releases, Reliability, and Security More Software Architecture Class Project - Sprint 4 |
Chapter 12 |


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Today marks two weeks of my journey trying new method to boost my productivity. For several years, I am an avid fan of procrastination which I am still now. This has bring me a lot of troubles such as projects are off-schedule, self development postponed, and working on assignments at the last minute. I have tried several productivity techniques and sadly say, none of them show significant effect. One of the popular technique that I used is Pomodoro technique. For you guys that never heard about Pomodoro, I suggest to click the link provided. For you guys that are too lazy to click the link, here is the deinition of Pomodoro that I grabbed from the website :
It is a time management method created by Francesco Cirillo in the 1980s that helps you accomplish what you want to do by transforming time into a valuable ally. Why is it so popular? Because it is easy to use, and most of all, because it works!
Basically the Pomodoro technique tells you to pick a task, working on it under certain time limit ( usually 25 minutes ), take a break for 5 minutes and repeat the same process again. Each cycle is what called Pomodoro, after you have finished 4 Pomodoro, you are allowed to take longer break ( 30 minutes ).
From my personal experience, it is a good technique but you need huge amount of self discipline. People with lack of self discipline tend to lose their focus in the middle of Pomodoro. Most of the time I am only able to do 2 perfect Pomodoro without any distractions, sometimes even less. After that usually I am end up watching Youtube, checking Facebook or even playing games.
Lifehacker
I am a type of person that definitely lack of self discipline. I can force and motivate myself to finish a work if there is someone watching my back, for example working in an office environment where you have colleagues monitoring what you are doing. However, one month ago I was trying find a new way to solve this problem because I am on Uni holiday and close to Christmas holiday.
My first choice to find solution is Lifehacker website. It is one of the popular websites that provides information to boost your productivity in simple ways ( sometimes ). However, because it has lot of articles, most of the time you find it hard to find article that suit your problem.
After trying various keywords to help me find article that match my problem, I decided to give up and looking for books instead. Luckily it’s not that difficult because as soon as I typed ‘lifehacker’ in Amazon, it comes up with this book ( Lifehacker: The Guide to Working Smarter, Faster, and Better ). The book basically contains the same articles from the website but the good part is all the articles has been grouped into relevant chapter for easier search and read.
I’ll suggest you skip most of the chapters in the book and only focus on the chapters that can solve your problem. In my case, I am only focus on these topics :
Make your To-Do List Doable. Based on this article.
Set Up a Morning Dash.
Dash through tasks with a timer.
Limit visits to Time-Wasting websites.
Out of those 4 topics, my favourite is number one. To-do list is a must have thing in my daily life. Not only it is useful to remind you what to do, but it also useful as a planning tool. Unfortunately, for the past few years I have done a simple mistake and made most of my to-do items in my list untouched. The mistake is simply on the way I write the todo items.
Before I read this article, I tend to put things such as “Redesign personal website”, “Working on project A”, and “Working on project B” in my todo list. According to the article, these type of tasks cannot be called tasks but projects. Tasks are more descriptive and can be done in short time. So if we pick redesign personal website project, some examples of the tasks are create the sitemap or create the home screen wire frame based on sitemap.
The first time I tried this approach, I am little bit sceptical. But believe it or not, I am find it easier to focus on my tasks when I write clearer task. The problem with unclear task are you will spend time to figure what to do and the chances that it will affect your motivation is higher.
I think that’s all for this article, I’ll try share my experience in the next article.


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Home > News > Software Changes
Recent changes to the VOLANO chat software are listed below in reverse chronological order.
Added the Boolean applet property textarea.swing.force to force the applets to use a Java Swing text area when set to true. The default value is false for backward compatibility. Before this change, the applets used the Java Swing user interface only when it was required to work around Java Bug 5003402, "java.awt.TextArea stops scrolling when it loses the keyboard focus." Now the alternate interface can be set by the chat server administrator if it's preferred over the older AWT interface.
Added the Boolean applet property char.replace.nonprintable which replaces all Unicode control (Cc), format (Cf), private use (Co), surrogate (Cs), and unassigned (Cn) characters, along with line (Zl), paragraph (Zp), and space (Zs) separators, with the normal ASCII space character (U+0020) in chat messages when set to true. The default value is false for backward compatibility. See the list of Unicode character categories and the Unicode 5.1.0 property list for details.
Upgraded the embedded Java servlet container to Apache Tomcat version 4.1.40 from the earlier version 4.1.39.
Updated the Bourne Shell and Windows batch file start-up scripts with the latest Java versions and locations.
Enabled the Java Security Manager to restrict access for the VOLANO servlets to only those resources specified explicitly in the security policy defined in conf/policy.txt. The new Java properties in the start-up scripts are:
-Djava.security.manager -Djava.security.policy=conf/policy.txt
Changed the declared character encoding of the ConfigServlet template file back to ISO-8859-1, which is the actual default encoding of the applet property files loaded and saved using methods of the Java Properties class. The change is to just the first line of the template.html file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
Changed NO_LICENSE and NEW_LICENSE messages in Msg.java from these:
Please download a new trial license key from www.volano.com. Please download a trial license key from www.volano.com.
to these:
Please obtain a new trial license key at www.volano.com. Please obtain a trial license key at www.volano.com.
Added Room and Help menu items to the VolanoChat and MyVolanoChat applet private chat windows so that they can be closed on Linux as a workaround for Java Bug 6597398, "Impossible to close windows through 'x' button or ALT-F4."
Upgraded the embedded Java servlet container to Apache Tomcat version 4.1.39 from the earlier version 4.1.37.
Updated the Bourne Shell and Windows batch file start-up scripts with the latest Java versions and locations.
Changed the following trademark notices:
VolanoChat(TM) Server -> VOLANO(TM) Chat Server VolanoMark(TM) Benchmark -> VOLANO(TM) Chat Server Benchmark
Changed the copyright notice from:
Copyright (c) 1996-2008 Volano Software. All rights reserved.
to:
Copyright (c) 1996-2009 Volano Software
Changed trademark usage and copyright notices in the product configuration files and Web pages.
Upgraded the embedded servlet container to Apache Tomcat version 4.1.37 from the earlier version 4.1.34.
Upgraded the embedded servlet container to Apache Tomcat version 4.1.34 from the earlier version 4.1.31, making the following changes in the support libraries:
lib/commons-collections.jar -> lib/commons-collections-3.2.jar lib/commons-digester.jar -> lib/commons-digester-1.7.jar lib/commons-logging-api.jar -> lib/commons-logging-api-1.1.jar lib/jakarta-regexp-1.3.jar -> lib/jakarta-regexp-1.4.jar lib/xmlParserAPIs.jar -> lib/xml-apis.jar
lib/commons-modeler.jar lib/tomcat4-coyote.jar
Added the 64-bit version of the JavaService program, JavaService64.exe, for installing the VolanoChat server as a Windows Service under Windows Server 2003 x64 Editions.
JavaService Version 2,0,10,0 (c) 2006 Multiplan Consultants Ltd See http://javaservice.objectweb.org
JavaService Version 2,0,7,0 (c) 2005 Multiplan Consultants Ltd See http://javaservice.objectweb.org
Modified the applets to use the Swing text area as a work-around for Java Bug 5003402, "REGRESSION: java.awt.TextArea stops scrolling when it loses the keyboard focus," only for the following broken versions:
This change fixes a bug where some users had invisible text in the output chat message text area when using Sun Java 1.5.0_06 on Windows with the Swing text area.
Changed the default unconfirmed.chat property to a default of one instead of zero, allowing for one unconfirmed chat message before preventing further messages. This change makes it less likely that temporary network congestion will cause people to see the red text and have their Enter key blocked while chatting, as should happen for people trying to flood the chat room.
Updated the Bourne Shell and Windows batch file start-up scripts with the latest Sun JDK 6 (Java version 1.6.0).
Added member name and password support to MyVolanoChat applet through the following applet parameters:
<param name="member" value="true"> <param name="username" value=""> <param name="password" value="">
Added a title parameter to the MyVolanoChat applet for overriding the window title with a more friendly room name. The room title is a way to override the visible name of the room if you don't want the actual room name to be used in the window title or in applet messages on the Web page. You add it to the MyVolanoChat applet parameters like this:
<param name="group" value="### SAMPLE ACTUAL ROOM NAME ###"> <param name="title" value="Sample Nice Room Title">
Note that for hidden personal rooms created by the MyVolanoChat applet, the room is still known in the server by the referring Web page address.
Added the group applet parameter value as an optional parameter to the membership access script. The name specified by the applet group parameter is passed to your membership access and name scripts if you add it as parameter number 2 to the template in your conf/properties.txt server properties file, like this:
member.access=http://localhost:8080/member/access?name={0}&password={1}&room={2} member.name=http://localhost:8080/member/name?name={0}&room={2}
Upgraded the built-in Apache Tomcat servlet container from version 4.1.30 to the latest version 4.1.31.
Fixed a bug where the Sun Java Plug-in would hang and lock up the Java virtual machine and Web browser when the Web page containing the VolanoChat applet was reloaded while the applet window was open.
Fixed a bug where the error page defined by page.exit.error was showing up even when the applet was closed normally. The applet now shows the exit page defined by page.exit as expected.
Removed the beep sound that played each time a message was sent in a chat room when running the applets under the Sun Java Plug-in version 1.6.
Changed the applet so that its initial keyboard focus is on the applet button when there are no text fields present when using the Sun Java Plug-in versions 1.3, 1.5, and 1.6. Pressing the Enter key or Space Bar will activate the button.
Changed the applet to put the Swing-based chat message area into the keyboard focus traversal loop when running under the Sun Java Plug-in versions 1.3, 1.5, and 1.6.
Updated the latest Java version to 1.5.0_07 in the start-up script and batch files.
Updated the README with the latest Volano Software contact information. Update the LICENSE with the new VolanoChat license agreement.
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A language file pack will always have the extension zaplang. (E.g. language-pack-en_GB.zaplang)
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siu - Chainmakers29-Jun-19 08:53 PM
Rally pausing for a minute
siu - Chainmakers29-Jun-19 09:02 PM
The k64 event was really well produced. I dont think it was a brownsheet production event
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Alecandro29-Jun-19 09:20 PM
It looked really legit to me haha
Keppie29-Jun-19 09:27 PM
Was it recorded ?
tolken29-Jun-19 09:43 PM
Was hoping they’d have some web based games to try.
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Markus30-Jun-19 09:58 AM
btc not doing shit and kmd is going down
then btc start going up again and kmd falls even more
this market
Also kmd would never get added on bitmex, enough if someone market buys for 2000$ and its up like 3%, go 100x long and u made 300% in 1 min
not gonna happen
Oszy30-Jun-19 10:17 AM
BB is really tight expect something soon
Malti30-Jun-19 11:05 AM
Jl did something great
Get ready for dump
1/tech
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:08 AM
crash it
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:14 AM
dPoW required for nSPV
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:29 AM
prepare yourselves
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:31 AM
any chain that wants to scale up to a lot of users will need superlight clients
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:31 AM
could this work on Z?
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:37 AM
it could work to validate that utxo is valid very efficiently, but the mechanics of signing ztx, that is a separate problem
once the zsigning is solved for lite client, then the issue of verifying utxo can use nSPV
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:37 AM
awesome.
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:39 AM
basically the problem of "given a txid, prove that it really was confirmed in the blockchain", the standard SPV node would need all blockheaders to make sure they all connect and match the longest chain
nSPV just needs the blockheaders from the prior notarization to the next notarization, ie. about 10 headers per utxo
so instead of needed 2GB of headers for a million blocks, 20kb per utxo
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:40 AM
yea that's a huge improvement
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:40 AM
even 100 utxos in a wallet would be 2MB of headers data
and most wallets have 10 or less, a frequent rewards collection usually leads to a single utxo
so 20KB vs 2GB
plus the normal txproofs ( a few kb)
and there is no need to query N different nodes to make sure it is valid (statistically) as the notarization data cannot be faked
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:41 AM
so a standard SPV right now uses 2GB of data to verify 1 tx?
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:42 AM
an SPV wallet (not electrum which is an API wallet) would need all the headers to independently validate any txid
most would store it locally, so it is a onetime thing, but still that is a lot of data
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:42 AM
oh i was mixin it up with electrum
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:43 AM
equihash coins have 2kb, bitcoin protocol is 80 bytes per header
it will essentially give electrum api wallet performance without any servers
only for coins with dPoW
the existing p2p network would be able to support hundreds of thousands, or even millions of nSPV clients
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:46 AM
very good, grats for figuring it out
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:46 AM
we still need to implement it, but since it is so simple, it wont require any major work on top of an existing SPV client
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:47 AM
if someone can do it it's you
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:47 AM
also, it actually requires a komodo ecosystem coin to work that is notarized, just notarization wont be enough as it requires additional daemon support
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:48 AM
a new one or an existing one?
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:49 AM
what do you mean?
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:49 AM
i mean each coin that wants to use nSPV will need a new second coin?
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:49 AM
no, no
i mean a coin that just has dPoW is not enough
it would need to be a komodo runtime or sourcecode fork
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:50 AM
ah okay clear
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:50 AM
and if sourcecode fork would need the nSPV specific extensions
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:50 AM
get it now
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:51 AM
the entire p2p network will be supporting all the nSPV nodes, with a bit more workload by the addressindex=1 spentindex=1 nodes
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:51 AM
are there any coins with dPow now that are not komodo ecosystem coins?
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:51 AM
yes, we have several, CHIPS, GAME, EMC2, and a few others
different codebase that added dPoW
Oszy30-Jun-19 11:52 AM
oh yes chips
jl777c30-Jun-19 11:52 AM
i guess they can always add the nSPV extentions, but that is more work. runtime forks will get it automatically
Cryptoon30-Jun-19 12:02 PM
Interesting that it needs dPoW for it to work
Any chain that is aiming for adoption and scalability while wanting lite wallets will need dpow
Seems like this alone would create a very strong usecase for KMD...
jl777c30-Jun-19 12:06 PM
yes, 1000 chains wanting dPoW is not so crazy and if each buys 10k KMD so they cover annual notarization costs via the rewards...
it is a big if, but at least in the realm of possible, if we can get a lot of ecosystem projects
Markus30-Jun-19 12:07 PM
What does this in the end mean? In what ways does it improve already existing spv
jl777c30-Jun-19 12:08 PM
the difference between needing 2GB vs 20kb to 200kb?
Markus30-Jun-19 12:08 PM
Alright
jl777c30-Jun-19 12:09 PM
getting notarized SPV security at API wallet speeds
basically the best of both worlds
both speed and security can be achieved. essentially nSPV node would be very very close security model as a full node would be
Markus30-Jun-19 12:10 PM
Ok i see
nice
jl777c30-Jun-19 12:11 PM
and this allows basically arbitrary scalability of the user base
electrum wallets dont
and it is a fully decentralized nSPV infrastructure that uses the existing full nodes
𝙊𝙊𝙊𝙊30-Jun-19 12:12 PM
The scalability is unheard of... with SPV the download size still grows as the chain grows. With nSPV the download size stays limited to last dPoW header plus subsequent headers....
jl777c30-Jun-19 12:12 PM
but enough people complain about the time it takes to sync the chain
so this allows people to sync to the latest notarized headers and know it is the mainchain, without needing any but a few headers
and yes the new address without any utxo, just needs that latest one or two notarizations to "sync up" to the mainchain
a few seconds at most
especially for a manychain universe, the time and resources it takes to be able to transact on the chain is an important metric
no
for each utxo, you need the prior notarization and the following
10 to 20 headers
per utxo
no
just the ones between notarizations of that utxo
let us consider a utxo at height 1000005 and assume notarizations happened at 1000000 and 1000010


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Many of our modern software development methodologies focus on short iteration loops to be able to quickly and safely change and build our software. These iterative methodologies work particularly well with our modern SaaS and automatically deployed applications. Iterative development allows us to fail earlier and fix issues faster. I’m a believer.
Many organisations adopt some form of continuous delivery whereby as code is checked in, it is tested and packaged for deployment. It may then go through various test and pre-production environments for further manual or automated testing. Deployment is done by someone (normally a developer) pushing that package into production. We are the masters of the system so we know that this deploy will work, we got this, it’s all good, Ship it.
The problem is that we often aren’t the masters we think we are. I have often found (and I’m sure you have too) situations where the decision to deploy was wrong because we did not take into account some obscure failure condition. These often seem to originate from system interop not necessarily the lines of code we are so sure are ok.
We must have made a mistake, we will do better next time I promise. We now understand the system a bit better, its all good now. Just watch this deploy will go OK…
The problem here is that we as humans, and especially developers are ill equipped to perform the kind of checks necessary to deploy a piece of software. These checks are really a collection of many years of requirements and interop. We can at best check only a small portion of the system if we want to keep our iterations short. Worse than that we have a nasty habit of not checking things we are sure will be fine. The net effect is that we may be able to pick up problems with obvious interactions but we are terrible at finding obscure interaction problems or issues with unexpected areas of the system.
If we want to deploy consistently stable software we need to take the human element out of deployment.
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Emily Harvey, 19, travelled 50 miles to meet the man she had been chatting with on Badoo.
by Lynn LoveA young woman was brutally beaten and tortured for six hours by a man she met on a dating website
Emily Harvey, 19, travelled 50 miles to meet the man she had been chatting with on dating app Badoo .
The pair laughed and joked in his flat in Loughborough before he subjected her to hours of torture.
The 17-year-old man on Emily, beat her with a baseball bat until it broke, hit her with a frying pan and a hoover pipe and strangled her.
As Emily's attacker tightened his grip around her neck with both hands, she could feel herself about to lose consciousness, LeicestershireLive reports.
"At that moment, I thought, ‘This is it.  Then it all went black," the teenager said.
Emily regained consciousness on the bedroom floor of the flat of her attacker and knew she needed to get out of the flat or she might be killed.
The brave teenager is now recalling the horrifying night and sharing her story.
She said: "He had beaten me with a baseball bat, and when he broke that on me, he got a frying pan and hit me on the back of the head with it, then picked up a Hoover pipe and started to rain blows on me with that.
"Now, bizarrely, he was accusing me of stabbing him. He screamed at me for attacking him and told me to get out.
"I managed to get to my feet and I ran as fast as I could out of the door.
"As I tried to get out of the building I bumped into one of his neighbours. She took me in and called the police."
That was the end of an ordeal that had lasted six hours.
In that time, Emily’s date, a boy she had just met for the first time face-to-face after chatting online for a month, thought he had killed her.
At one point during the prolonged and sadistic attack, the Loughborough teenager took photographs of Emily, terrified and cowering on his settee, and shared them with a friend and his half-brother.
Despite her horrific ordeal, Emily found the courage to give a full statement to the police, and detectives praised her brave testimony which helped them build a successful case against the youth.
The boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, pleaded guilty to wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm on their date on August 24.
He was given a nine-year extended sentence, with five years of detention and four years on licence, at Leicester Crown Court last month.
'He attacked me for no reason'
"I don’t think that is justice after what he did to me.
"They should lock him away and never let him out.
"One minute he was okay with me, then he just flipped.
"He attacked me for no reason.
Emily said she had first made contact with the boy on a dating website.
"We got chatting and he seemed really nice," she said. "He was funny and said he liked me.
"We chatted for about a month. We sent messages on Snapchat too.
"He asked me to go over to meet him and said he would pay for the taxi.
"I felt like I sort of knew him, so I agreed to go.
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Today, Emily is slowly trying to find some normality in her life in the wake of the attack.
"The biggest problem I've got physically is the ligament in my right hand," she said.
"It got badly damaged as I tried to fend off the blows as he hit me, and kept on hitting me, with the baseball bat until it broke on me.
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Emily has been offered counselling, but said she felt she did not need it.
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But she added: "I don’t feel like I can trust anyone I don’t know properly now."
Emily said she should have told her parents where she was going, "but I just didn’t".
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MetaTreeMap (MTM) is a JavaScript library for visualizing phylogenic trees with a quantity assigned to the nodes. The hierarchy is represented by nested rectangles where the area of each rectangle is proportional to the quantity assigned to each taxon.
Reference: "MetaTreeMap: an alternative visualization method for displaying metagenomic phylogenic trees." Hebrard M, Taylor TD. PLOS One 11(6):e0158261. (June 23, 2016) PMID 27336370 .
Example files: This documentation use the samples F1-S and F1-U from the article:
"Comparative metagenomics revealed commonly enriched gene sets in human gut microbiomes." Kurokawa et al. DNA res 14(4):169-181. (August 31, 2007) PMID 17916580 .
The data are accessible on MG-RAST . They were analysed with MetaBin , to obtain two data files: HuFS.json and HuFU.json .
Thumbnail: If you need a thumbnail, please use [This] . Or if you need a miniature, please use [This]
Import your data
See section Input format for more information
Your data should now be loaded and visualized.
In the menu bar, clicking on the displays a list of the currently loaded samples.
View taxon information
In the treemap view, mouse over a rectangle
In the table view, mouse over a line
A tooltip appears that displays taxon name, sample ID, NCBI taxonomy ID, phylogenic rank, number of hits, percentage of hits according to the sample and percentage of hits according to the current view.
Navigate through the tree
Zoom in
In the treemap view, click on a rectangle
In the table view, click on a taxon name
The treemap zooms in on the node. The full treemap now represents this node and displays its sub-branch.
If the node is a leaf, the treemap view zooms in on its parent.
Zoom out
In the treemap view, click on the header
In the menu bar, click on the Parent button
The treemap zooms out, step-by-step , to the parent of the current node.
In the menu bar, the Root button zooms all the way out , back to the root node.
Search for a taxon
In the menu bar, click on the Search... button
Start typing in the taxon name
Click on the desired taxon name
The treemap zooms in on the node. The full treemap now represents this node and displays its sub-branch.
View by specific phylogenic rank
Modifying the colors
In the menu bar, click on the Colors menu
Select the Color by Rank option
Select the desired rank in the Phylogenic Rank field
The descendants of the nodes at the specified rank are colored according to these nodes.
The option Upper Ranks, under the Colors menu, can be set to grayed . If so, the ascendants of the nodes at the specified rank are grayed out.
Modifying the labels
In the menu bar, click on the Labels menu
Select the Label by Rank option
Select the desired rank in the Phylogenic Rank field
The labels of the nodes at the specified rank are displayed .
The option Background, under the Colors menu, can be set to white . If so, the rectangle borders become white making the labels more legible.
Save your results
In the menu bar, click on the Export menu
Select the desired file
Select the Save File option
Click on the OK button
The file is now saved on your computer.
Data file
The data inputted in MTM should be a hierarchy of taxa with a value assigned to (at least some) taxa. The standard file format used by MTM is a JSON file with specific fields as described below.
A properly formatted JSON file can be obtained by analyzing metagenomic sequencing data with MetaBin program.
Example of minimal tree:
{"name":"root","children":[
{"name":"Bacteria","children":[],"data":{"assigned":"42","sum":"42","rank":"superkingdom"},"id":"2"}
],"data":{"assigned":"0","sum":"42","rank":"no rank"},"id":"1"}
The root not of the tree must have id="1".
name: Taxon name
children: List of children (taxa)
assigned: Value assigned to the taxon (number of reads)
sum: Cumulative values of the sub-branch starting at the current taxon (number of reads)
rank: Phylogenic rank name (cf. NCBI Taxonomy)
id: Taxon ID (cf. NCBI Taxonomy)
Import data file
See section Import your data
Export data file
In the case of multiple datasets inputted, a unique datafile is exported with the values summed for each taxon.
In the menu bar, click on the Export menu
Click on Data File in JSON format
Select the Save File option
Click on the OK button
The file is now saved on your computer.
Configuration file
The options of MTM can be pre-set or saved using a configuration file. This file is in JSON format with specific fields as described below.
Default configuration:
{
"treemap": {"display":true, "width":700, "height":500},
"table": {"display":true, "width":700, "height":500},
"options": {
"hierarchy":"rugged",
"zoom":"fluid",
"proportion":"sample",
"cutoff_rank":"genus",
"colored":"taxon",
"colored_rank":"init",
"upper":"colored",
"palette":"brewer",
"background":"black",
"labelled":"taxon",
"labelled_rank":"init",
"pattern":"#N",
"font":14
}
}
treemap: options affecting the treemap view.
display:
true : show the treemap view.
false : hide the treemap view.
width: #number : width of the treemap view in pixels
height: #number : height of the treemap view in pixels
table: options affecting the table view.
display:
true : show the table view.
false : hide the table view.
width: #number : width of the table view in pixels
height: #number : height of the table view in pixels
options: options affecting both views.
hierarchy:
rugged : show the ancestor nodes in the treemap view.
flat : show only the leaf nodes in the treemap view.
zoom:
fluid : during zoom events, move rectangles in the treemap view to optimise the space.
sticky : during zoom events, keep the relative positions of the rectangles in the treemap view.
proportion:
sample: values are normalized according to the samples, each sample represents the same area.
hits: values are not normalized, each hit represents the same area.
taxon: Each taxon represents the same area, whatever the associated value is.
cutoff_rank: [rank] : nodes at phylogenic ranks lower than [rank] are not displayed.
colored:
taxon: the nodes are colored according to taxon name.
rank: the nodes of a sub-branch starting at the specified rank are colored according to their root.
sample: The nodes are colored according to sample ID
majority: The nodes are colored according to the sample ID with the higher value in siblings.
colored_rank: [rank] : the nodes of a sub-branch starting at [rank] are colored according to their root.
upper:
colored: nodes at phylogenic ranks higher than the specified rank are colored according to taxon name.
grayed: nodes at phylogenic ranks higher than the specified rank are grayed out.
palette:
brewer: list of 12 pastel colors.
#8dd3c7, #ffffb3, #bebada, #fb8072, #80b1d3, #fdb462, #b3de69, #fccde5, #d9d9d9, #bc80bd, #ccebc5, #ffed6f
d3: list of 20 dark colors.
#1f77b4, #aec7e8, #ff7f0e, #ffbb78, #2ca02c, #98df8a, #d62728, #ff9896, #9467bd, #c5b0d5, #8c564b, #c49c94, #e377c2, #f7b6d2, #7f7f7f, #c7c7c7, #bcbd22, #dbdb8d, #17becf, #9edae5
background:
black: the background and the borders are colored in black
white: the background and the borders are colored in white
labelled:
taxon: Each leaf is labelled.
rank: The nodes at the specified rank are labelled.
no: Labels are not displayed
labelled_rank: [rank] : the nodes at [rank] are labelled.
pattern: [string] : pattern that sets the node labels.
font: #number : font size in pixels.
Import configuration file
In the menu bar, click on the Import menu
Click on the Configuration File (JSON) Browse... button
Select one file
Open the selected file
Click on the Load button
Your data should be visualized with the expected configuration.
Export configuration file
In the menu bar, click on the Export menu
Click on Configuration file in JSON format
Select the Save File option
Click on the OK button
The file is now saved on your computer.
Convert Data file
MTM can convert data files to the properly formatted JSON file.
Convert JSON file
{"taxon":{"label":Bacteria","id":"2","rank":"superkingdom"},children":[],"value":"21"}
Click on the Convert button
Select the Save File option
Click on the OK button
The file in proper format is now saved on your computer.
Convert tabular file
In the menu bar, click on the Import menu
Click on the Convert Data File Format... button
Click on the Data File Browse... button
Select one file
Open the selected file
Select the Format Tabular (TSV) option
Fill the fields with the corresponding column index in your file
Example of Tabular file:
ID Taxon Hits
2 Bacteria 21
If the file has a header (as in the example) please check the box Ignore 1st Line
Click on the Convert button
Select the Save File option
Click on the OK button
The file in proper format is now saved on your computer.
Color by taxon
In the menu bar, click on the Colors menu
Select the Color by Taxon option
A color is assigned to each taxon name.
Color by phylogenic rank
In the menu bar, click on the Colors menu
Select the Color by Rank option
Select the desired rank in the Phylogenic Rank field
The descendants of the nodes at the specified rank are colored according to these nodes.
The option Upper Ranks, under the Colors menu, can be set to grayed . If so, the ascendants of the nodes at the specified rank are grayed out.
Color by sample
In the menu bar, click on the Colors menu
Select the Color by Sample option
Nodes are colored according to their sample number.
Color by majority
In the menu bar, click on the Colors menu
Select the Color by Majority option
Nodes are colored according to the number of the sample with the higher value among the siblings.
Palette
In the menu bar, click on the Colors menu
Select the Palette you want to use
Brewer uses 18 pastel colors. D3 uses 20 dark colors.
Brewer: #8dd3c7, #ffffb3, #bebada, #fb8072, #80b1d3, #fdb462, #b3de69, #fccde5, #d9d9d9, #bc80bd, #ccebc5, #ffed6f
D3: #1f77b4, #aec7e8, #ff7f0e, #ffbb78, #2ca02c, #98df8a, #d62728, #ff9896, #9467bd, #c5b0d5, #8c564b, #c49c94, #e377c2, #f7b6d2, #7f7f7f, #c7c7c7, #bcbd22, #dbdb8d, #17becf, #9edae5
Background
The background can be set to two colors:
In the menu bar, click on the Colors menu
Click on the Background toggle to set the background color
The background is updated.
Label by taxon
In the menu bar, click on the Labels menu
Select the Label by Taxon option
All rectangles of the treemap are labelled.
Label by phylogenic rank
In the menu bar, click on the Labels menu
Select the Label by Rank option
Select the desired rank in the Phylogenic Rank field
The nodes at the specified rank are labelled on the treemap.
See section View by specific phylogenic rank for more options.
No label
In the menu bar, click on the Labels menu
Select the Label by No Label option
Labels are hidden
The label format option is used to customize the labels in the treemap. Users can specify what information appears on the label. Hashtags can be used to set the pattern that will be used to specify data elements.
Hashtags list:
#N: Taxon Name
#I: NCBI Taxonomy ID
#H: Number Of Hits
#R: Phylogenic Rank
#S: Sample Number
#P: % By Sample
#V: % By View
\\: Break line
In the menu bar, click on the Labels menu
Fill the Label Format field with a Pattern
Press enter key to validate
The labels are modified.
Font size
In the menu bar, click on the Labels menu
Select the desired Font Size
The font size of the treemap labels, tooltips and table is modified.
Hierarchy
Hierarchy can be displayed in two modes:
rugged : each taxon is represented as a rectangle. The parent nodes appear as a border encapsulating their children.
flat : only the leaf nodes appear on the treemap. The parent nodes are not represented.
In the menu bar, click on the Treemap menu
Click on the Hierarchy toggle to set its mode
The treemap hierarchy is updated.
Zoom transition
Zoom transition can be set to two modes:
fluid : the rectangles are moved to optimize the treemap.
sticky : the relative positions of the rectangles are fixed.
In the menu bar, click on the Treemap menu
Click on the Zoom Transition toggle to set its mode
The zoom feature is updated.
Proportion by sample
In the menu bar, click on the Treemap menu
Select the Proportion by Sample option
The area of the rectangles are proportional to the percentage of hits in the sample.
Proportion by hit
In the menu bar, click on the Treemap menu
Select the Proportion by Hits option
The area of the rectangles are proportional to the number of hits.
Proportion by taxon
In the menu bar, click on the Treemap menu
Select the Proportion by Sample option
The area of each rectangle is the same.
Rank cutoff
In the menu bar, click on the Treemap menu
Select the desired rank in the Rank Cutoff field
The descendants of the nodes at the specified rank are hidden .
Hide treemap
In the menu bar, click on the Layout menu
Click on the Treemap toggle to set it to hide
Click on the Load button
The treemap is hidden.
Display treemap
In the menu bar, click on the Layout menu
Click on the Treemap toggle to set it to display
Fill in the Width field with the desired number of pixels
Fill in the Height field with the desired number of pixels
Click on the Load button
The treemap is displayed with the specified dimensions.
Hide table
In the menu bar, click on the Layout menu
Click on the Table toggle to set it to hide
Click on the Load button
The table is hidden.
Display table
In the menu bar, click on the Layout menu
Click on the Table toggle to set it to display
Fill in the Width field with the desired number of pixels
Fill in the Height field with the desired number of pixels
Click on the Load button
The table is displayed with the specified dimensions.
The data can be saved in various formats:
Data file in JSON format (text)
Treemap image in SVG format (vectorial)
Treemap image in PNG format (bitmap)
Table data in TSV format (table)
Configuration file in JSON format (text)
See section Save your results , the same procedure is used for each type of file.


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