TL;DR; Here’s why MLH Hackathons are awesome:
★ Increasing Diversity in the Programming Industry
#### ★ Organizational Experience for Juniors/Seniors #### ★ Showing Others What Hacking is All About #### ★ Enabling Up and Coming Hacker All Stars to Collaborate and Learn #### ★ Organizing and Volunteering for Exciting Events to Make Your Major Fun #### ★ Eating Amazing Food All Weekend For Free.. lulz
Other hackathon events are fun too, but this MLH event seemed different. It’s the only one I’ve attended, so maybe the VT Hacks organization had something to do with it too.
VT Hacks is an Amazing Event
I really had fun this weekend and met a lot of cool people. That’s kind of why I decided to volunteer – to network with people. I just thought I’d be volunteering moreso with people closer to my age and didn’t realize that the event was mostly run by undergrads.
This weekend even caused me to reconsider going to college. If I end up staying in the area, I’m definitely considering returning to Virginia Tech to pursue a degree in Math. Or maybe Biotechnology. Probably Math though, as that’s what I’m most interested in. Plus, there’s apparently no GPA requirement on the major at Virginia Tech and that’s nice because my GPA is pathetic, since I never really tried. Which is horrible, since that’s one of the major reasons I haven’t considered going back for a third time.
It should be obvious, but I really wish I had taken my education more seriously the first time around. I probably spent more time in Torgerson Hall this weekend than I ever did while I was at VT and that’s sad because that’s the Computer Science building. I never really hung out with anyone at school and I was always traveling for jamskating competitions, so I didn’t make the friends that would keep me on track. And I never really got the chance to understand what I was missing out on, so I selfishly threw it away.
I really hope people don’t follow in my footsteps. To say the least, I’ve made a ton of mistakes in the past decade, so it’s really amazing that I’ve been able to do what I have so far. If other people made some of the same mistakes, they might lose a promising future altogether. So stay in school, kids, because school is cool. And don’t do drugs.
MLH => Showing Others What Hacking is All About
Kudos to Swift, the MLH guys and VT Hacks for putting together a great event. I’m glad there are events like this being organized because it really helps others understand what hacking is all about. Hacking is often shrouded in mystery and misunderstood. And now there’s events with live streams so people can see what the action is like. These are the smartest kids in the country, creatively solving problems that half of them absurdly concocted just to show off their skills. I think events like this are going to make hardware and software exciting and I can’t wait to see where the guys at MLH take this.
Extramural Collaboration and Fostering Lasting Relationships
Another great aspect of this is how the events are encouraging competition between schools – and not only that, but magnet schools in the area were invited as well. This is great, not only because increased competition drives students to hack harder, but also because competitors are likely to form relationships with their teammates that last a lifetime. In the tech industry, acquiring knowledge is crucial, obviously. And sometimes tech trends are local.  So making friends with students across the country is a great way to form bonds that will expose you to new things. But, doing so might also prove useful later when you graduate and you’re looking for a new job, which brings me to my next point.
Employment and Internship Opportunities
This event was pretty much an unofficial job fair, where big name companies were looking for talent. You could tell they were looking to sign the big players. These hackathons are all great talent identification opportunities. I’d be willing to be that some companies would be willing to pay big bucks for rooms at some hackathons. I’m not sure what the sponsorship costs are, but they couldn’t be too cheap because our food was amazing!
Amazing Food All Weekend
There was amazing food. There was Asian, Indian, Mexican and even Greek, I think. The food was all high quality local food, AFAIK.
So many hackathons I’ve been to serve pizza. A lot of pizza. Sometimes to the point of pizza, all day, every day. Free food is nice, but pizza is very acidic, very greasy and encourages drinking of soft drinks due to its greasiness. And healthy pizza is expensive. The brain needs a healthy diet! I can’t emphasize this enough, but I’ll try:
“The brain really, really needs a healthy diet!”
There. I said it twice and even put it in a $#@!’ing quote box. What was great about this event is that we didn’t have pizza once. I had heard some of the organizers talk about almost running out of money because of the food! That’s great! Well, in a way. But, someone obviously cares about the hackers at this event! It’s super expensive to feed so many hackers at one event, for a free event.
Kudos to you all. Here’s a hug.
The only critique I can offer on the food – and really, critique on the event that I can think of – is that the drinks weren’t iced. Not really a huge deal though.
Increasing Diversity
What I saw this weekend is so promising: up to 30% of attending students were women. And it was great to see that an organization like AWC was there networking and is active on the VT campus. As someone that has worked in various segments of the technology industry for almost a decade now, I’ve noticed a serious lack of women engineers in the field. This is really bad for a lot of reasons.
Many jobs are becoming technology-focused or specifically including programming in some way, regardless of the field. So most important, if more opportunities are going to require programming, then if women have less coding skills – for whatever reason – this might lead them to be disadvantaged when it comes to finding a job. Many scientific and business positions are going to increasingly require working with more data. This is especially true as Big Data methodologies become more prevalent.
From a personal perspective – and I hope this isn’t taken the wrong way – I want to see more women in the field because I’m tired of only working with men. And I’m not talking about trying to hook up with my colleagues or people that I work with. I’m saying that being cooped up with a bunch of guys all day isn’t so great. Because of my single-minded focus on technology, the industry I have worked in for about a decade and not having enough interactions with women, I’ve developed this like social anxiety about interacting with them …
… Kind of a personal problem lol. But anyways, it seems really wierd to other non-programmers [muggles] that I interact with. But when there’s more women in the field, then if I attend a community event, then I could more naturally interact with women. And then, when I’m just out interacting with muggles, it’s not really that different.
So maybe it’s a reason bourne out of personal motivation, but it is one reason why I’d like to see more women in the field.
OK ….. so anyways, lol.
Ethnic Diversity
It was also great to see people from so many ethnic backgrounds working together. It looks like the software industry is shaping up to be one of the most diverse fields. In many ways, it has always had that component, but it was especially noticeable at this event. And that’s fantastic because ethnic and cultural diversity encourages the sharing of ideas and, in many ways, I personally see American culture as traditionally being myopic and a bit close-minded. Sometimes.
America’s a place where many cultures co-exist: we’re the Melting Pot. But it’d be great if this was moreso reflected in the ethnicity statistics you see in American business leadership. And if you compare software companies with other industries, i think you’ll see we’re leading the way. The situation is definitely improving though and has been for many decades.
Somehow I managed to avoid every picture on the VT Hacks Facebook Page. Because I’m a $#@!’ing ninja!
Volunteering for the Community
One of the Virginia Tech policies I heard about this weekend was the Professionalism course required in the Computer Science major. Professionalism is a class where you basically get three credits for volunteering around 20 hours during the semester. Of course, now that I look it up, this course has been in CS at VT since at least the 90’s, although I think it’s now required for the CS major.
This is great because if you look around at the software communities in San Francisco, Denver and other major startup hubs, you’ll see thriving technology communities full of meetups, mentors, networking, opportunities and more. And someone has to put in the work to get this together. If those people who volunteer their time to do this weren’t there, it would fall apart. And these events are the best opportunities for younger coders to listen to experienced coders talk about new technologies.
If you’re dedicated enough to attend this meetups, good for you. That’s great: you’re probably learning a ton. If you’re dedicated enough to volunteer your free time to organize these events, that’s amazing.
When I was living in Denver, there were tonnes of opportunities like this. So many, that after I was unemployed for a few months, I started attending meetups (1) for the networking opportunities and (2) for the free food … to save money lulz. In fact, I did this so often, I joked that **“I was on the meetup diet – just pizza and beer.” That was one of my openers for meeting new people, though I didn’t think of it like that at the time. I thought it was pretty funny though, lol.
“I’m on the meetup diet – just pizza and beer.” - David Conner, Man About Town
So that was in Denver, but now that I’m living in Roanoke, not so much – Sorry, Roanoke. There’s nothing like that here. There’s one meetup group that I know of, I think? I tried to start my own. Two of them, actually: Star RB for Ruby and NG Star for AngularJS. Angular was a little too specific at that time – knowedge of how $#@!’ing amazing Angular is hadn’t quite trickled down the Roanoke river. I ran a few meetups and spent a ton of time trying to network. I even spent $400 on Facebook Ads. Which was a complete and utter waste of money, by the way – I was tracking conversions because Google Analytics and FB integrate with Meetup. I got like 15 clicks and ZERO conversions…. However, it was still tax-deductible =) =$
Star.rb Logo
I spent some time on the branding for the meetups and created some pretty awesome, very simplistic and symbolic logos.  We’re the Star City. I did get 7 people to attend one meetup, but I was planning on moving to Raleigh at the time. I tried to hand off the meetup organization to someone, but that’s kind of a big ask and I fumbled with it. So basically, everything I did fell apart =/
ng-star Logo
My point is: with software, community is paramount.
Otherwise, it can be very difficult to grow as a developer. So it’s amazing when there are great opportunities and events like this in your area. It’s kinda why I wriggled my way into this event. Mostly because I haven’t talked to anyone, in person, that knows what the $!#@ Ruby on Rails is for three months. To be fair, I haven’t tried very hard .. But what the $#@! Roanoke? I can hear my career grasping for breath here.
And that’s not to say that Roanoke doesn’t have job opportunities for developers. It does – if you’re a .NET developer. And if you’re not a .NET developer or don’t want to be, you’re pretty much $#@!’ed. This is because any promising new technology takes at least 3 years to reach areas the size of Roanoke, if they ever do.


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These are also the five most important stories that Komodo would like to see shared. So if you're active in crypto communities, in Facebook groups or you're at any meetups... you can keep this email link as a handy reminder or asset to show people.(edited)
[slack] <audo> We are moving away from Slack to Discord (and Matrix)
We build bridges between the public channels in Discord and Matrix. Slack will eventually close down, no date for that yet.
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[slack] <SHossain> @channel please move to Komodo Discord. soon all the channels here will be archived. here is an invite link https://discord.gg/53M27QD(edited)
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benohanlon29-Jun-18 12:44 PM
Hi @everyone I have an idea for a 'brief and micro-bounties' community that would create a decentralized resource for our content, comms and marketing and bring it into line with Komodo's ecosystem. I've recorded a video of myself explaining it (not offical KMD video just me talking!).
If you're interested please come and share your thoughts here and leave comments https://forum.komodoplatform.com/t/about-the-komodo-influencer-network-category/117.
If this gains enough traction and you like the idea I can take this to Steve and JL777 and suggest we try it out. Please make your voice heard!
P.S. if you just want the video it's here https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=O1LdWU1WEQo.
grewalsatinder29-Jun-18 12:44 PM
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GatewayBOT29-Jun-18 12:46 PM
[slack] <Ben from Komodo> Hi @here. I have an idea for a 'brief and micro-bounties' community that would create a decentralized resource for our content, comms and marketing and bring it into line with Komodo's ecosystem. I've recorded a video of myself explaining it (not offical KMD video just me talking!).
If you're interested please come and share your thoughts here and leave comments https://forum.komodoplatform.com/t/about-the-komodo-influencer-network-category/117.
If this gains enough traction and you like the idea I can take this to Steve and JL777 and suggest we try it out. Please make your voice heard!
P.S. if you just want the video it's here https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=O1LdWU1WEQo.
GatewayBOT29-Jun-18 01:58 PM
[slack] <Virginia (Peer2.group)> Hi Everybody,
We would like to share that, as promised during Komodo Notary Node Elections, we remade our Peer2.cloud website to make voters’ life easier . You can now check accumulated balance payable to your VOTE KMD address from our Voters’ Dashboard. And you also can know which milestones we have accomplished from what was promised during campaign, and that’s just the start!
Take a look to https://Peer2.cloud
Public Marketing Board:https://trello.com/b/xCc8hngf/public-komodo-marketing-board
We have some time wanted to bring more transparency on our marketing efforts, and as a result of that we have created a public marketing Trello board.
We will keep it up to date and share everything we can. It is a new thing, so there are probably some things missing that I didn't think of. I would us also to document our marketing strategy there later on.
How it works
- Post your marketing ideas to our forum or share them on Discord (https://forum.komodoplatform.com/c/marketing)
- Ask questions here on this channel
- Provide us feedback on things that are not yet published, so we can do even better marketing!
It's a win-win for our team and for our active community. You will get an insight into what will be happening and we will get valuable feedback and more ideas.(edited)
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Audo30-Jun-18 09:14 AM
Reminder: in 2.5 months (block 1M) the Komodo user reward rules change from 12 month cap to 1 month cap. All this means is that you will have to begin claiming them monthly instead of annually. Also, the "mining free for all" feature will be removed, which affects miners.
Read more: https://docs.komodoplatform.com/en/latest/komodo/block-1M-changes.html
Please help share it with any developers who may be interested in participating!
Audo02-Jul-18 09:04 PM
Komodo Discord + Forum Officially Announcedhttps://komodoplatform.com/komodo-community-moving-to-discord/
P.S. we now have easy to remember links to join our community:
- komodoplatform.com/discord
- komodoplatform.com/forum
- komodoplatform.com/newsletter
P.S. #2 – We have a new #dev-general channel on Discord for general developer talk.(edited)
GatewayBOT03-Jul-18 04:52 PM
[slack] <Virginia (Peer2.group)> Hi there!
We would like to thank all players for their participation and creative proposals! It’s been difficult to make a decision, because we basically liked all the proposals (even the strange ones hehe!) and it has been a cool experience. Congrats @Thesupersenda !! you are the Winner of this bounty campaign. Check our cool designs in our blog. https://bit.ly/2tYWET5
GatewayBOT04-Jul-18 10:59 AM
[slack] <Ben from Komodo> @ I've RT'd this - come and join our discord because we're moving away from slack https://discord.gg/7NBXJt
[slack] <Virginia (Peer2.group)> Thanks @, I already switched to Discord
[slack] <Virginia (Peer2.group)> It’s official! Starting today you can Pre-order a FREE debit card that will be loadable with KMD on our site Peer2.krd. Upcoming weeks we’ll send a first batch of 100 cards with a free secret gadget. Keep reading on our blog. https://bit.ly/2KJD4o3
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New post by @Daniel CP to help people learn more about @KomodoPlatform's optional privacy features.
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https://komodoplatform.com/privacy-zero-knowledge-proofs/
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A Call to Arms @everyone ! Cast your vote for Komodo to be listed on KuCoin.
- Komodo will get a KuCoin exchange listing for free.
- You will get a share of 5 $BTC in $KMD
- Komodo will get a paid advertisement for the listing valued at 30,000 $USD
2 Min Read on Medium: https://blog.komodoplatform.com/kucoincompetition-c0e05fae6c05
Thank you @polycryptoblog for flagging this for me to share with our community.
Please share everywhere.(edited)
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Malti14-May-19 04:48 PM
@Cryptoon
so an investment firm that invested in the likes of coinbase and augur invested in pirate?
nice
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-May-19 04:50 PM
doesn't trust anyone with a 1 page "web site"
Cryptoon14-May-19 04:52 PM
Oef nice
Malti14-May-19 04:53 PM
also, google authenticator top 10 trending app today in belgium
for all those new 2FA enabled accounts
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-May-19 04:53 PM
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FishyGuts14-May-19 04:55 PM
Investing in coinbase could mean "I buy my bitcoin there"
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Markus14-May-19 04:55 PM
how secure is googles authenticator really from being hacked
jl777c14-May-19 04:56 PM
it just generates 6 digits every 30 seconds based on a seed
Malti14-May-19 04:56 PM
@Markus my point mainly is that new accounts are being opened up
jl777c14-May-19 04:56 PM
if that seed is compromised, so is the 2fa
FishyGuts14-May-19 04:56 PM
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Malti14-May-19 04:56 PM
so whale alert incoming
jl777c14-May-19 04:56 PM
starcapital seems to be a hedge fund and they have PIRATE as part of the portfolio
Markus14-May-19 04:56 PM
if u have a hardware device for authentication is that more secure?
jl777c14-May-19 04:57 PM
if that seed is compromised, so is the 2fa
FishyGuts14-May-19 04:57 PM
Privacy is important, especially for those that are well to do.
jl777c14-May-19 04:57 PM
and he problems with ZEC cant really be fixed anytime soon
FishyGuts14-May-19 04:57 PM
But equally important to all.
Markus14-May-19 04:57 PM
is the chance for the seed to become compromised less on a physical device then a mobile app?
jl777c14-May-19 04:57 PM
not sure how they found PIRATE, but it seems the smart money does its research
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Malti14-May-19 04:58 PM
but investing in pirate = owning arrr or nah?
FishyGuts14-May-19 04:58 PM
Im certain their exposure came through our community.
jl777c14-May-19 04:58 PM
@Markus are you asking if it is less likely for a single purpose device to be compromised as compared to something that runs whatever apps?
investing in PIRATE is only by owning ARRR
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the luxor listing might have led to it
FishyGuts14-May-19 04:59 PM
Or creating products and uses around it.(edited)
jl777c14-May-19 04:59 PM
not sure how recent that is, PIRATE in their portfolio(edited)
Markus14-May-19 04:59 PM
@jl777c Yes, maybe stupid question not sure
FishyGuts14-May-19 04:59 PM
Luxor was end of march thanks to @VoskCoin
jl777c14-May-19 04:59 PM
in general a dedicated device has just that dedicated program, so if it is secure and you dont hand your device to someone who can scan it, it should be ok
a device where you are downloading and playing freemium games...
Are you gonna do it again?
No, 9 chicken houses is more than plenty
Hollowman900014-May-19 05:34 PM
>Invest millions
>chicken houses
Best eggs ever
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-May-19 05:53 PM
@Hollowman9000 You want to sell some of those egg-laying roosters?
jl777c14-May-19 06:17 PM
WTB 100 BTC worth of KMD at 13k sats
FishyGuts14-May-19 06:17 PM
Me too... if I had that much BTC.
jl777c14-May-19 06:17 PM
plz ignore that there is only 2BTC to 19k sats on binance, it is time to panic sell since BTC will always go up
Markus14-May-19 06:17 PM
u found any sellers when u were doing same campain at 21k?
jl777c14-May-19 06:18 PM
eventually I did, but had to pay a premium over market price
the real market isnt the few BTC the bots are playing ping pong with as they push the price around to match some silly fiat peg
Markus14-May-19 06:24 PM
out of curiosity since u predicted the bull market to end 2017, did u sell any btc to pick them back up cheaper?
jl777c14-May-19 06:42 PM
we did hedge a too small amount, which we used during the deepest of the bear market
should have hedged 20% of funds, instead of 5%, still the 5% hedged was a very good thing when BTC was $3500 for some months. it can sure eat through a lot of BTC when it is dropped so low
it has still not reached the green line, but should at around $7800, then it tracks the daily average for a day or so to recharge and goes up from there. that is the pattern repeated half a dozen times now
Markus14-May-19 07:07 PM
below 7800$ on coinbase now
jl777c14-May-19 07:31 PM
it touched the daily average on http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8050/
now the big question is if this will stick to the usualy pattern. if it goes a lot more below, then it could be we will have a real correction back down to the normal fib retracements
as that is what the TA people will trade it to, absent big giant whale pushes
Malti14-May-19 07:37 PM
i really like how 'simple' JL makes TA
Keppie14-May-19 07:42 PM
Gotta admit the guy who sold you those 40/50btc worth of kmd did a good deal
There's no way he leaves kmd
binance buy action inc
Gordon Komodo14-May-19 07:48 PM
rumor said that alts will pump after binance deposit enabled
CoinKing8814-May-19 07:48 PM
Did i miss something, did you guys buy large amount of KMD from BTC team fund?
jl777c14-May-19 07:48 PM
no, it was for the CRYPTO/SUPERNET revshare
I should have waited, but it seemed a very good price at the time and indeed after the deal it went to 38k, so it was indeed a good deal
Gordon Komodo14-May-19 07:49 PM
WTS 24 HODL
CoinKing8814-May-19 07:50 PM
You bought KMD right before that pump to 38K a few weeks back?
jl777c14-May-19 07:50 PM
not right before, about a month before
but i dont want to be trading with the accumulated revshares
so once i do the purchase, i leave it be
CoinKing8814-May-19 07:52 PM
Is there a FAQ about all KMD projects and revshares etc. I get lost in everything, when you say revshares i think DEX asset but it seems there is much more happening in here.
jl777c14-May-19 07:55 PM
this is for the CRYPTO coin that gets the notarization fees
there isnt much documentation on it
i dont stop people from writing things up, just nobody does
Ah i see, and the notaries get those fees for their work on the dpow? So this is kinda like a bankaccount to pay the notaries? And you filled that account yourself by buying that kmd?
polycryptoblog14-May-19 07:59 PM
No, it’s goes to CRYPTO (coinname ) coin holders. Notaries get easy mining on KMD and BTC for notarizations covered from ICO funds
CoinKing8814-May-19 08:00 PM
And crypto coin is a coin for a KMD project just like the DEX coin is for the dex project?
jl777c14-May-19 08:02 PM
CRYPTO gets the notarization amount net of the BTC txfees and yes it is the analogue for the DEX coin and barterDEX
these are ecosystem projects and not really komodo platform itself
they use the komodo platform
they all predate KMD
CoinKing8814-May-19 08:02 PM
Its amazing how clueless i am in all of this. Thanks for the explanation.
jl777c14-May-19 08:03 PM
they are 4 years old, started in NXT, then forced to migrate
This is v of superNET eco system map. Based on the inicial ANN of superNET(UNITY) asset https:bitcointalk.orgindex.php?topic=, SuperNet ecosystem Before Tech...
with the recent advances in CHIPS, the last of the SuperNET assets are getting active monetization sources, so it took till the end of the decade like i predicted, but it is finally getting the initial versions out


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Functions
| void | (*NcmIntegralNDF) () |
| void | (*NcmIntegralNDGetDimensions) () |
| NcmIntegralND * | ncm_integral_nd_ref () |
| void | ncm_integral_nd_free () |
| void | ncm_integral_nd_clear () |
| void | ncm_integral_nd_set_method () |
| void | ncm_integral_nd_set_error () |
| void | ncm_integral_nd_set_maxeval () |
| void | ncm_integral_nd_set_reltol () |
| void | ncm_integral_nd_set_abstol () |
| NcmIntegralNDMethod | ncm_integral_nd_get_method () |
| NcmIntegralNDError | ncm_integral_nd_get_error () |
| guint | ncm_integral_nd_get_maxeval () |
| gdouble | ncm_integral_nd_get_reltol () |
| gdouble | ncm_integral_nd_get_abstol () |
| void | ncm_integral_nd_eval () |
Properties
| double | abstol | Read / Write / Construct |
| NcmIntegralNDError | error | Read / Write / Construct |
| guint | maxeval | Read / Write / Construct |
| NcmIntegralNDMethod | method | Read / Write / Construct |
| double | reltol | Read / Write / Construct |
Types and Values
| enum | NcmIntegralNDMethod |
| enum | NcmIntegralNDError |
| #define | NCM_INTEGRAL_ND_DEFAULT_RELTOL |
| #define | NCM_INTEGRAL_ND_DEFAULT_ABSTOL |
Description
This object is used to perform n-dimensional integration of a function using different methods.
The integration can be performed using the cubature library. The cubature library is a library for adaptive multidimensional integration. The original code can be found at https://github.com/stevengj/cubature .
Functions
NcmIntegralNDF ()
void (*NcmIntegralNDF) (NcmIntegralND *intnd
,NcmVector *x
,guint dim
,guint npoints
,guint fdim
,NcmVector *fval
);
The type of the function that must be implemented by a subclass of NcmIntegralND.
This function receives npoints
points in the array x
(size dim
* npoints
), and
returns an array (size fdim
* npoints
) of npoints
values of the integrand at all
points in x
. The x
is an array of doubles in row-major order
(i.e. the first dim
elements of x
are the coordinates of the first point, the next
dim
elements are the coordinates of the second point, and so on). The return value
is an array of fdim
values of the integrand at all points in x
(e.g. the first
fdim
elements are the values of the integrand at the first point, the next fdim
elements are the values of the integrand at the second point, and so on).
Parameters
NcmIntegralNDGetDimensions ()
void (*NcmIntegralNDGetDimensions) (NcmIntegralND *intnd
,guint *dim
,guint *fdim
);
The type of the function that must be implemented by a subclass of NcmIntegralND.
This function returns the dimension of the integral argument and the dimension of the function to be integrated.
ncm_integral_nd_ref ()
NcmIntegralND *
ncm_integral_nd_ref (NcmIntegralND *intnd
);
Increases the reference count of intnd
by one.
ncm_integral_nd_free ()
void
ncm_integral_nd_free (NcmIntegralND *intnd
);
Decreases the reference count of intnd
by one.
ncm_integral_nd_clear ()
void
ncm_integral_nd_clear (NcmIntegralND **intnd
);
If *intnd
is different from NULL, decreases the reference
count of *intnd
by one and sets *intnd
to NULL.
ncm_integral_nd_set_method ()
void ncm_integral_nd_set_method (NcmIntegralND *intnd
,NcmIntegralNDMethod method
);
Sets the integration method to use.
ncm_integral_nd_set_error ()
void ncm_integral_nd_set_error (NcmIntegralND *intnd
,NcmIntegralNDError error
);
Sets the error measure to use.
ncm_integral_nd_set_maxeval ()
void ncm_integral_nd_set_maxeval (NcmIntegralND *intnd
,guint maxeval
);
Sets the maximum number of function evaluations to use. Zero means unlimited.
ncm_integral_nd_set_reltol ()
void ncm_integral_nd_set_reltol (NcmIntegralND *intnd
,gdouble reltol
);
Sets the relative tolerance reltol
to use.
ncm_integral_nd_set_abstol ()
void ncm_integral_nd_set_abstol (NcmIntegralND *intnd
,gdouble abstol
);
Sets the absolute tolerance reltol
to use.
ncm_integral_nd_get_method ()
NcmIntegralNDMethod
ncm_integral_nd_get_method (NcmIntegralND *intnd
);
ncm_integral_nd_eval ()
void ncm_integral_nd_eval (NcmIntegralND *intnd
,const NcmVector *xi
,const NcmVector *xf
,NcmVector *res
,NcmVector *err
);
Evaluated the integral $I_F(x_i, x_f) = \int_{x_i}^{x_f}F(x)\mathrm{d}x$.
Types and Values
enum NcmIntegralNDMethod
The type of the method used to perform the integral.
Members
|
adapative integration by partitioning the integration domain ("h-adaptive") and using the same fixed-degree quadrature in each subdomain, recursively, until convergence is achieved. |
||
|
adaptive integration by increasing the degree of (tensor-product Clenshaw-Curtis) quadrature rules ("p-adaptive"), rather than subdividing the domain ("h-adaptive"). Possibly better for smooth integrands in low dimensions. |
||
|
same as |
||
|
same as |
enum NcmIntegralNDError
The type of the error estimation used to perform the integral.
Members
|
error is estimated for each integrand separately |
||
|
error is estimated for each pair of integrands |
||
|
error is estimated for the L2 norm of the vector of integrands |
||
|
error is estimated for the L1 norm of the vector of integrands |
||
|
error is estimated for the L-infinity norm of the vector of integrands |
Property Details
The “abstol”
property
“abstol” double
Integral absolute tolerance.
Owner: NcmIntegralND
Flags: Read / Write / Construct
Allowed values: >= 0
Default value: 0
The “error”
property
“error” NcmIntegralNDError
Error measure.
Owner: NcmIntegralND
Flags: Read / Write / Construct
Default value: NCM_INTEGRAL_ND_ERROR_INDIVIDUAL
The “maxeval”
property
“maxeval” guint
Maximum number of function evaluations (0 means unlimited).
Owner: NcmIntegralND
Flags: Read / Write / Construct
Default value: 0
The “method”
property
“method” NcmIntegralNDMethod
Integration method.
Owner: NcmIntegralND
Flags: Read / Write / Construct
Default value: NCM_INTEGRAL_ND_METHOD_CUBATURE_H


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Luxembourg - Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 99th international goal as reigning champions Portugal secured their place at the Euro 2020 finals on Sunday with a 2-0 victory away to Luxembourg, while France ended their qualifying campaign with victory.
Bruno Fernandes struck the opening goal on 39 minutes before Ronaldo tapped in a scrappy second late on to clinch second place in Group B behind winners Ukraine, who drew 2-2 in Serbia.
Iranian striker Ali Daei holds the world record with 109 international goals scored in 149 appearances between 1993 and 2006.
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reputations and interests in various topics. This information is used to
optimize the traffic for all users according to their personal interests.
The quantity,quality and timeliness of ratings, as well as the quality of
messages improve the users' selection of incoming messages, thus making
sure that diligent response is in the best interest of every user.
I believe that such a system can be used as an extension of many existing
Internet services, including e-mail, news, gopher, WWW, etc., as well as
areas where the 'underlying interest' remains off-line, such as book and
movie ratings.
Glossary
- system
- - a system of message storage and traffic employing ratings and
agents in the mechanisms described below.
- message
- - any piece of information reachable through the system.
- rating
- - a [numeric] value assigned to a message. One message can have
many different ratings assigned by different users.
Also, the agent gives the user a rating for every unread post.
[Maybe, different words should be used to distinguish these two kinds of ratings]
- user
- - any entity that generates messages and/or
ratings in the system.
- reputation = capital =credits
- - the system currency. Belongs to users.
May be used by users to pay and receive payments for messages
and ratings generated by others and themselves.
- agent
- - user's personal part of the system. Configured by the user to
control message and capital traffic to and
from the user.
- system manager / owner
- - a person or group that runs the system, manages
hardware and software, sets the rules, resolves disputes, etc.
How it is supposed to work
Writing messages
When you write a message, you may pay any number of credits
for it, thus indicating how much importance you assign to it.
You may not want to pay for it if you don't have enough reputation/capital
or think this message is not that important, or just don't feel like it,
but I may instruct my agent to discard all messages rated low by their
own authors. Also if you have a huge reputation on the system, you may
hope that all smart people instructed their agents to read all your stuff
regardless of the number of credits you put on it.
You may also set a minimal price you want to get from each reader for this
message.
Reading and rating messages
When you read a message, you may rate it by paying an arbitrary number
of credits for it. These credits will go to the author of the message and
to those users whose ratings were most helpful in selecting it. Again,you
don't have to rate anything (rate it with 0), but in this case the system
will not learn your interests,and you will not be able to use the benefits
of the rating-based selection, neither you will be paid for your ratings.
Also, a message may have a minimal amount of credits its author wants
you to pay for reading it. The payment should be made automatically by
your agent before you receive the message.You may instruct your agents to
send you only free messages (except from certain people, topics, etc.) If
you think that the required payments unfairly restrict your access to some
messages, consider the rights of their authors not to share their thoughts
with those who [consistently] rate them as worthless or are not knowledgeable
enough in the topic to have deserved any reputation.
You don't have a right to read my message if I don't want you to do it!
Though the authors may choose to [instruct their agents to] share their
messages for free with all or some other users - e.g., new to the system.
Getting messages rated
The messages get rated for you by your agent (this rating is different
from the rating you assign to a message after reading it). An agent is
basically a custom - configured program that takes into account the repu-
tation of the author of the message, other users' ratings and a number of
other things. When using other users' ratings, an agent takes into account
correlation of their ratings with yours on a given group of messages.
A group of messages may consist of all messages specified by their topic,
author, title, keywords or whatever else you may instruct your agent to
keep track of. The suggested default would be a topic (e.g. as defined by
prefix on extropian list).
Selecting messages
Your typical instruction to your agent can be:
"get me all messages you rate over 8.5, all free ones you rate over 6.0,
all on topic T, all by user X rated over 0, and if total is fewer
than 20 messages, add the best-rated up to 20. Also give me all unrated
messages on my professional topic P (I'll have a chance to earn credits
rating them, so put them on top please! -all other message sort by their
ratings in descended order). And yes, never pay more than 10 credits for
a message without my approval." - this shouldn't be difficult to do by
providing a configuration info to a standard system agent.
A list of messages that received insufficient rating will be sent to
the user periodically; it will contain message #, subject and rating.
These messages may then be sent on user's request.
[more on] Paying for ratings
You rate a message by paying for it. The payment goes partly to the
author of the message, and partly to the raters who helped you choose it.
(The discussion of how to divide the payments between the authors and the
raters is beyond the scope of this text). Raters divide their share of
credits depending on the correlation of their ratings for this message
with yours, and how early they rated it (but not their reputations -
fair game!).You may instruct your agent to ignore ratings made by certain
users specified by name, minimal reputation or other criteria. Making the
payment dependent on who rated the message first makes sure nobody will
get a piece of the pie by just repeating somebody else's ratings,and also
gives incentives to users to read messages early and keep looking for
pearls that may have passed unnoticed.
 Thus, your agent respects
other users' privacy and, to a certain extent, private copyright laws.
Also, the agent may keep track of which messages you read and how you rated
them, calculates correlation of your ratings with those of other users',
etc. You may share all or parts of your agent with other users on any
conditions. You may choose to make different parts of your agent, including
your name, reputation[s] and rating rules visible to other users on
any conditions you may want to impose. You may also have multiple agents.
Multiple reputations
It is logical to keep different reputations for one user on every
message topic (or otherwise defined message cluster). Your political
opinions might have earned you a great reputation, but it doesn't mean
your ideas on nanotechnology have as much value. However, you may be
allowed to exchange your reputation credits earned in one area into
credits earned by you - or anybody else - in another area, using
the current 'market' exchange rate. We could expect that credits earned in
related areas will be more or less easily transferable. The system
manager may tax such transactions to discourage loss of reputations'
relevance (though there are strong reasons not to do that).
More on capital control
The system provides the financial control of its transactions, which
may include:
initial reputation 'capital' distribution. A certain sum can be
given or lent to every new user.
additional emissions of currency;
control over capital transfer / exchange operations;
fiscal policy: certain operations, like exchanges, may be taxed;
also, one may tax users' reputations to make sure they reflect
users' current positions. Dormant users' reputations may be taxed
at a higher rate. Active posters/raters update their reputations
frequently enough to keep them current and may be made tax-exempt.
- the taxation issues easily come to mind, but it seems that all
their goals may be easier and more efficiently achieved without them.
trading the credits for 'real' money. The money earned can be spent
to pay for the system hardware and software development. Also, an
exchange may allow good posters / raters to earn their living for
the work they do. The negative effects of the rich but incompetent
users on the quality of other user's reading will be minimal, since
their low-rated messages will be discarded by the smart agents.
Other financial opportunities
Certain standard payments (e.g., for writing a message) may get distri-
buted to other users proportionally to their capital. This (though in
contradiction with the idea of taxation aimed at preserving reputations'
relevance) would give users incentives to work hard at the beginning of
the system's existence, to post their best articles or compile FAQs as
early as possible, etc., and also will make everybody interested in the
expansion of the system. Also, this policy makes financial investments
attractive- if you think the list is going to be popular, buy the credits
in advance! They will pay for the current system development-and you will
return the investment later, even if you don't have any personal interest
in the discussion.
Other benefits of the system
(some of these have already been achieved by the DF agent).
Users will have good feedback from the readers;
Nobody will have to be 'officially' excluded from the system for
sending stupid, irrelevant or impolite messages. Their messages will
just become invisible to everybody who does not like them. Thus we
replace authoritarianism and coercion with ANARCHY and SPONTANEOUS
ORDER. (still, some cases, like credit fraud, breach of privacy, etc.,
may require interference of the system manager).
- The rating system will drastically reduce message traffic.
In the current systems,after you choose the presentation of information
(e.g. plain texts, or color GIFs), and start spending all the time you
have for reading your mail, all further increase in traffic consists of
the messages YOU DO NOT WANT TO READ, and the signal/noise ratio tends
to 0 together with your satisfaction. The rating system would allow you
to keep this ratio very high - and improving.
- You don't have to read and rate hundreds of messages to make your agent
barely usable. Just get (buy/rent/borrow) a few agent parts from people
whose interests and opinions you have reasons to respect, put them
together - and start having fun! Later, you will get to know the system
better,and learn how to earn more credits and cheaply get messages that
would bring you maximal satisfaction for the time and effort you are
ready to put into it.
- There is no limit to the number of users or postings in the system.
System growth may only translate into better selection of everyone's
reading, not more noise.
- The system may help people with similar interests find each other;
the users then can query the publicly accessible parts of others'
profiles and attempt to contact each other in order to form a new
discussion group, local baseball team, business or family.
Who will benefit most from such a system?
First, who won't:
Established scientific and other professional disciplines are already
sufficiently supported by established media; business is interested more in
keeping the information to itself rather than spreading it; government's
reports will never compete with each other on the market, casual chats or
alt.sex.lets.do.it.now ads hardly require a sophisticated system for rating
the conceptual depth of the postings...
Now, we are left with non-formalized, volatile communities that would
like to increase the quality of their information exchanges and are ready
to share their opinions with anybody who may be interested in them, and
for whom the relevance and quality of the information and expertise of the
authors are highly important.
Looks like most, if not all, people and groups I like fall into this category.
Who can put such a system together?
People who have:
- interest in using such a system (see above);
- current access to the Internet;
- experience in writing software;
- respect to free market communities;
- some idea of digital cash;
- understanding of copyright and privacy issues;
- sufficient vision in information technology development;
- a good share of adventurism.
If you are aware of any group of such people, please let me know! ;-)
Some general thoughts on messaging systems
Currently available messaging systems, consisting of segmented flow of
messages and a non-rating reader, have a natural limit (lets consider only
discussion streams, as opposed to, say, .forsale kinds) in segment size,
after which the segments become unbearably cumbersome and have to either
kick off and/or suppress their own participants or break up to survive.
This process has already destroyed many virtual communities.
The solution, in my opinion, lies in both better categorizing of information
(this has a great variety of well developed methods) and assessing
quality of individual items (the task, of which AI will not be capable
for at least another [human] generation).
Another bad consequence of this situation is that the topic cyberspace
becomes increasingly fragmented which puts smaller and smaller meme
populations into reproductive isolation and inhibits cross-fertilization
of ideas.
Thus, while the Net does a great job in carrying information over
geographic boundaries, it falls far behind any old-fashioned off-line
conversation in its ability to cross borders in concept space.
So, the rating system will not only drastically increase the quality
and diversity of your reading, protect your interests, reward your efforts
and save system bandwidth.
It is a revolutionary engine that may transform the current cyberspace
feudalism into a market economy and bring the fracturing global body of
knowledge into shape.
I could hardly think of any project of greater importance.
Implementation plan: modest -> daring -> SciFi
Stage I ~1993)
Start with one mailing list. We may base an incoming message's
rating on the reputation of its author on this topic. Individual
message ratings would require delaying of messages, or a request
from each user on logon to send the ratings for the posts s/he has
received; then a modified reader can sort the messages according
to their ratings. Also, ratings update can be sent periodically to
all participants (or appended to every message they receive).
Even using an unmodified reader, and receiving all the messages
(say, 500), the users will get the list of those few that are best
for their interests, read it, and take actions manually.
Such a variant may be practically implemented with relatively
little work, and may bring limited, but immediate benefits to most
of the list members.
Stage II ~1997)
Global information service with more or less fully implemented
encryption and archiving features, elements of hypertext and
digital 'reputation' cash. Smart people get rich, curious people
learn. Fools stay off-line.
Stage III ~2029)
Brain-resident terabit modem with VR interface suggests you the
best of global multisensia according to your current interests.
Which means the ultimate freedom of choice. Plus global integration
of consciousness. Both of which help people prepare for the
Singularity which immediately follows, unnoticeable for non-participants.
January 23, 1993.


The JHipster Registry
Overview
The JHipster Registry is a runtime application, provided by the JHipster team. Like the JHipster generator, it is an Open Source, Apache 2-licensed application, and its source code is available on GitHub under the JHipster organization at jhipster/jhipster-registry.
The JHipster Registry has three main purposes:
- It is a an Eureka server, that serves as a discovery server for applications. This is how JHipster handles routing, load balancing and scalability for all applications.
- It is a Spring Cloud Config server, that provide runtime configuration to all applications.
- It is an administration server, with dashboards to monitor and manage applications.
All those features are packaged into one convenient application with a modern Angular-based user interface.
Summary
- Installation
- Service discovery with Eureka
- Application configuration with Spring Cloud Config
- Administration dashboards
- Securing the JHipster Registry
Installation
Spring profiles
The JHipster Registry uses the usual JHipster dev
and prod
Spring profiles, as well as the standard composite
from Spring Cloud Config (See official documentation).
As a result:
- Using the
dev
profile will run the JHipster Registry with thedev
and thecomposite
profiles. Thedev
profile will load the Spring Cloud configuration from the filesystem, looking for thecentral-config
directory, which is relative to the running directory, defined insrc/main/resources/config/bootstrap.yml
file. - Using the
prod
profile will run the JHipster Registry with theprod
and thecomposite
profiles. Theprod
profile will load the Spring Cloud configuration from a Git repository, which is by default https://github.com/jhipster/jhipster-registry-sample-config. In a real-world usage, this repository should be changed, either by reconfiguring it in thesrc/main/resources/config/bootstrap-prod.yml
file, or by reconfiguring thespring.cloud.config.server.composite
Spring property.
Once the JHipster Registry is running, you can check its configuration in the Configuration > Cloud Config
menu. Please note that if you can’t log in, it might be because the JWT signature key is not correctly set up, which is a sign that your configuration isn’t good.
Using the pre-packaged WAR file
The JHipster Registry is available as an executable WAR file on our Releases page.
Download the WAR file, and run it as a usual JHipster application, using the profile you want to use (see the previous section about profiles). For example, to run it using a Spring Cloud Config configuration stored in the central-config
directory:
./jhipster-registry-<version>.jar --spring.security.user.password=admin --jhipster.security.authentication.jwt.secret=my-secret-key-which-should-be-changed-in-production-and-be-base64-encoded --spring.cloud.config.server.composite.0.type=native --spring.cloud.config.server.composite.0.search-locations=file:./central-config
Note that it is important to provide a JWT secret key to the registry on startup, either via the JHIPSTER_SECURITY_AUTHENTICATION_JWT_SECRET
environment variable or with arguments as shown above. Another possible way is to set this value in the application.yml
file of your centralized configuration source (which is loaded on startup by all your applications including the registry).
Please note that since JHipster 5.3.0 we have a new jhipster.security.authentication.jwt.base64-secret
property, which is more secure, but as you might still use older releases
we use jhipster.security.authentication.jwt.secret
in this documentation. More information on those properties is available in our security documentation.
Similarly, to run the registry with the prod
profile, adapt the arguments to your setup, for example:
./jhipster-registry-<version>.jar --spring.profiles.active=prod --spring.security.user.password=admin --jhipster.security.authentication.jwt.secret=my-secret-key-which-should-be-changed-in-production-and-be-base64-encoded --spring.cloud.config.server.composite.0.type=git --spring.cloud.config.server.composite.0.uri=https://github.com/jhipster/jhipster-registry-sample-config
./jhipster-registry-<version>.jar --spring.profiles.active=prod --spring.security.user.password=admin --jhipster.security.authentication.jwt.secret=my-secret-key-which-should-be-changed-in-production-and-be-base64-encoded --spring.cloud.config.server.composite.0.type=git --spring.cloud.config.server.composite.0.uri=https://github.com/jhipster/jhipster-registry --spring.cloud.config.server.composite.0.search-paths=central-config
Building from source
The JHipster Registry can be cloned/forked/downloaded directly from jhipster/jhipster-registry. As the JHipster Registry is also a JHipster-generated application, you can run it like any other JHipster application:
- run it in development with
./mvnw
(for the Java server) andyarn start
(for managing the front-end), it will use by default thedev
profile and it will be available at http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8761/. - use
./mvnw -Pprod package
to package it in production, and generate the usual JHipster executable WAR file. You can then run the WAR file using thedev
orprod
Spring profile, for example:./jhipster-registry-<version>.jar --spring.profiles.active=prod
Please note that to use the dev
and composite
profile, you need to have a central-config
directory with your configuration, so if you run ./jhipster-registry-<version>.jar --spring.profiles.active=dev
, you need to have that directory set up.
Using Docker
If you’d rather run the JHipster Registry from a Docker image, it is available on Docker Hub at jhipster/jhipster-registry. A docker-compose file to easily run this image is already present within each microservice src/main/docker
directory:
- run
docker-compose -f src/main/docker/jhipster-registry.yml up
to start the JHipster Registry. It will be available on port8761
of your Docker host, so if it runs on your machine it should be at http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8761/.
Please read our Docker Compose documentation for more information on using the JHipster Registry with Docker Compose.
Running in the cloud
It’s very easy to host a JHipster Registry instance in the cloud. This is mandatory in production, but this can also be useful in development (there is no need to run it on your laptop).
Please read the “microservices in production” documentation to learn how to deploy the JHipster Registry to Cloud Foundry or to Heroku.
Service discovery with Eureka
The JHipster Registry is a Netflix Eureka server, that provides service discovery for all applications.
- This is very useful for microservices architectures: this is how the gateways know which microservices are available, and which instances are up
- For all applications, including monoliths, this is how the Hazelcast distributed cache can automatically scale, see the Hazelcast cache documentation
Application configuration with Spring Cloud Config
The JHipster Registry is a Spring Config Server: when applications are launched they will first connect to the JHipster Registry to get their configuration. This is true for both gateways and microservices.
This configuration is a Spring Boot configuration, like the one found in the JHipster application-*.yml
files, but it is stored in a central server, so it is easier to manage.
On startup, your gateways and microservices app will query the Registry’s config server and overwrite their local properties with the ones defined there.
Two kinds of configurations sources are available (defined by the spring.cloud.config.server.composite
property):
- A
native
configuration, which is used by default in development (using the JHipsterdev
profile), and which uses the local filesystem. - A
Git
configuration, which is used by default in production (using the JHipsterprod
profile), and which stores the configuration in a Git server. This allows to tag, branch or rollback configurations using the usual Git tools, which are very powerful in this use-case.
To manage your centralized configuration you just need to add appname-profile.yml
files in your configuration source where appname and profile correspond to the application’s name and current profile of the service that you want to configure.
For example, adding properties in a gateway-prod.yml
file will set those properties only for the application named gateway started with a prod profile. Moreover, properties defined in application[-dev|prod].yml
will be set for all your applications.
As the Gateway routes are configured using Spring Boot, they can also be managed using the Spring Config Server, for example you could map application app1-v1
to the /app1
URL in your v1
branch, and map application app1-v2
to the /app1
URL in your v2
branch. This is a good way of upgrading microservices without any downtime for end-users.
Using encrypted configuration values
The JHipster Registry has a specific configuration > encryption
page to allow easy encryption and decryption of configuration values.
To encrypt configuration values (for example, database passwords) you need to:
- download the JCE and install it by following the instructions in the downloaded files (this is only required if you are using the Oracle JDK).
- set the
encrypt.key
property inbootstrap.yml
(notapplication.yml
) or use theENCRYPT_KEY
environment variable with your symmetric key passphrase.
If everything is setup correctly, you should be able to use the specific Configuration > Encryption
page, and also send POST requests to /config/encrypt
and /config/decrypt
endpoints with the text you want to manipulate in the body
of the requests.
For example: curl localhost:8761/config/encrypt -d mypassword
The cipher text must be placed in any *.yml
configuration file, in the form password= '{cipher}myciphertextafterencryotion'
and it will be decrypted by the config server before sending it to its clients. This way your configuration files (stored in Git or stored “natively” on your filesystem) do not have plain text values.
For more information, please refer to Spring Cloud Config’s Encryption and Decryption documentation.
Administration dashboards
The JHipster Registry provides administration dashboards, which are used for all application types. As soon as an application registers on the Eureka server, it will become available in the dashboards.
In order to access sensitive information from the applications, the JHipster Registry will use a JWT token (this is why the JHipster Registry only works for applications using JWT). The JWT key used to sign the request should be the same for the applications and the JHipster Registry: as by default the JHipster Registry configures applications through Spring Cloud Config, this should work out-of-the-box, as it will send the same key to all applications.
The metrics dashboard
The metrics dashboard uses Micrometer to give a detailed view of the application performance.
It gives metrics on:
- the JVM
- HTTP requests
- cache usage
- database connection pool
By clicking on the Expand button next to the JVM thread metrics, you will get a stacktrace of the running application, which is very useful to find out blocked threads.
Note: As we switched the JHipster Registry to monitor metrics coming from Micrometer instead of Dropwizard metrics, it implies that all JHipster application generated with version 5.7.2 or older should be migrated to Micrometer to be monitored with the JHipster Registry. If you don’t want to migrate your applications, please use JHipster Registry v4.0.6 or older.
To migrate your applications, you can use the JHipster upgrade sub-generator.
The health dashboard
The health dashboard uses Spring Boot Actuator’s health endpoint to give health information on various parts of the application. Many health checks are provided out-of-the-box by Spring Boot Actuator, and it’s also very easy to add application-specific health checks.
The configuration dashboard
The configuration dashboard uses Spring Boot Actuator’s configuration endpoint to give a full view of the Spring configuration of the current application.
The logs dashboard
The logs dashboard allows to manage at runtime the Logback configuration of the running application. Changing the log level of a Java package is as simple as clicking on a button, which is very convenient both in development and in production.
Securing the JHipster Registry
The JHipster Registry is secured by default. You can login using the usual “admin/admin” login and password that are used in normal JHipster applications.
Applications also connect to the JHipster Registry using that same “admin” user, but use HTTP Basic authentication. So if your microservices cannot access the registry, and you see some “401 authentication error” messages, it is because you have misconfigured those applications.
In order to secure your JHipster Registry:
- You must change the default “admin” password. This password is set using the standard Spring Boot property
spring.security.user.password
, so you can use the usual Spring Boot mechanisms to modify it: you could modify the project’sapplication-*.yml
files, or add aSPRING_SECURITY_USER_PASSWORD
environment variable. The Docker Compose sub-generator uses the environment variable method. - As your applications will connect to the registry using HTTP, it is very important to secure that connection channel. There are many ways to do it, and the easiest one is probably to use HTTPS.


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Fixed tenure for key varsity officials
by Special CorrespondentThiruvananthapuramThe Assembly on Monday passed the University Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2019 and the University Laws (Amendment) (No.2) Bill, 2019.
The Registrar, Controller of Examinations and Finance Officer in universities in the State will get fixed tenure of four years in office as per the amendments.
Replying to discussions on the Bills as reported by the subject committee concerned, Minister for Higher Education K.T. Jaleel said the High Court had ruled that the government had the right to rationalise the tenure of offices of key officials in a case filed against the Ordinance promulgated by the Governor.
He said the District Collector concerned would soon submit a report on the complaint that had come up before the Green Tribunal on illegal constructions on the Thunchanthu Ezhuthachan Malayalam University premises.
The land was acquired on the basis of a Supreme Court ruling, he pointed out in response to the criticism by the Opposition.


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| DOSE: |
3 Tbsp |
oral |
Nutmeg |
(powder / crystals) |
There was a big Saturday night rave occuring (big by Brisbane's standards anyway)My friend and I due to being short of money were unable to buy any chemicals so we decided to give nutmeg a whirl. We wandered up to the local health food store where we purchased two different types of nutmeg. The whole nutmeg was then ground down to a fine powder. I decided to try the batch from Indonesia while my friend opted for the stuff from Sri Lanka. My Indonesian Nutmeg was of a lighter colour where my friend's was a dark rich colour. This was the main reason he chose it, he later stated. We both consumed it at 6.30 pm since I had read on the network that it took up to 5 hours to come on. Bullshit to say the least , after the consumption of 3 tablespoons each I started to feel a bit drunk within 20 minutes. Within 1 hour I felt really drunk, my speech was slurred , I could not walk in straight line and generally felt fucked. What was I going to feel like in 4 hours? This thought scared me.
One hour passed and I started to feel more energetic , the phone rang and I answered it knowing it would be my friend. My friend was on the line telling me he felt really stoned and had totally lost it in front of his parents just previously. Since I would be meeting him in about 1 hour I got ready to go. When I arrived at his house to go to the rave I was feeling darn good.  I had all the effects of alcohol , the increased confidence as well as all the others. My thought process changed as well with me coming up with some weird abstract shit, that always happens when I have a smoke.
By about 10 pm I was peaking, I was having mild hallucinations and quite good ones if I closed my eyes. Nutmeg was also a very funny drug My friend and I were laughing uncontrollably and could not get into the music as much as we have liked to. I started dancing but had to quit since I was laughing at people on the dance floor. I quit before I got my head kicked in. By 12 pm the spin was just as intense as it was 2 hours earlier , and my face started to show the signs. My eyes were so red and I could not keep them open , I generally looked wasted. My friend was doing unreal , he was sitting in a corner laughing hysterically looking like an asylum patient. By 2 am the intensity had not declined and I was getting really tired of the spin. Minutes later my friend ran out of the rave with me following as soon as possible. I managed to see him throw up and pass out.(NO shit)
I thought this was going to last as long as LSD but I was wrong , the nutmeg spin lasted longer. I left the rave at 6am still spinning off my dial. My friend was still outside although he had crawled 10 metres to be found sleeping under a tree. The next day was a blur as had been the night before. My friend who is postman , did not go to work on Monday. Took an extra 2 hours to do his run on Tuesday(Got in huge trouble) and rode his bike into an embankment on Wednesday spilling all the mail onto a main road. He did not straighten up until Friday. I was completely straight on Tuesday. All in all I quite liked nutmeg but the intensity was too much, the feeling generated could not be defined, but fucked comes in to mind a lot. I think I will stick to E's but they are damn hard to come by lately.
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Singapore imports 17 million bottles of water from Malaysia monthly: Masagos
SINGAPORE: Singapore imports about 17 million bottles of water per month from Malaysia alone, Mr Masagos Zulkifli said on Monday (Nov 4), citing latest figures compiled by the Singapore Food Agency.
The Minister for Environment and Water Resources was speaking in a written reply to Nominated Member of Parliament Mohamed Irshad, who asked about the Government's plans to install more water dispensers and water coolers at places such as office buildings, shopping centres and public transport stations.
Mr Masagos said the Ministry of Environment and Water Resources (MEWR) encourages such an initiative, which he said supports Singapore's Zero Waste efforts by reducing the consumption of bottled water, as well as its war on diabetes.
"According to latest figures compiled by the Singapore Food Agency, we import about 17 million bottles of water per month from Malaysia alone," he said.
"Given that water from the tap in Singapore is perfectly safe to drink, we can and should definitely do more to reduce consumption of bottled water."
READ: What will it take to kick Singapore's growing multimillion-dollar addiction to bottled water?
The National Environment Agency has installed water dispensers in all 26 MEWR-owned hawker centres that the agency operates and will do so in all its upcoming new hawker centres, according to the minister.
He said NEA is also working with the Ministry of Health and town councils (TCs) on providing water dispensers in hawker centres owned by the Housing and Development Board as the common areas in these centres are managed by TCs.
Owners of other premises are also encouraged to install water dispensers and water coolers, said Mr Masagos, citing the Green Mark for Healthier Workplaces scheme jointly developed by the Building and Construction Authority and Health Promotion Board (HPB).
The scheme awards points to firms for providing water dispensers in their offices.
HPB's Singapore HEALTH Award also recognises companies for such efforts to create a healthier workplace.
Additionally, event organisers are encouraged to use water dispensers and reusable cups instead of plastic bottles, said Mr Masagos.


| Type | Name and description |
|---|---|
AutoAck |
getAutoAck() Returns whether the consumer should auto acknowledge. |
java.lang.Object |
getBinding() Returns the consumer binding. |
java.lang.String |
getConnection() Returns the name of the connection that should be used to consume from. |
int |
getConsumers() Returns the number of concurrent consumers. |
MessageConvertMethod |
getConvert() Returns whether to attempt conversion of incoming messages. |
java.lang.String |
getExchange() Returns the exchange to subscribe to. |
java.lang.String |
getMatch() Returns the headers consume binding requirement. |
int |
getPrefetchCount() Returns the number of messages that should be pre-fetched from the queue. |
java.lang.String |
getQueue() Returns the queue to listen on. |
boolean |
getRetry() Returns whether to retry the message on failure. |
boolean |
getTransacted() Returns whether to mark the consumer as transacted. |
void |
setAutoAck(AutoAck autoAck) Sets whether the consumer should auto acknowledge. |
void |
setBinding(java.lang.Object binding) Sets the consumer binding. |
void |
setConnection(java.lang.String connection) Sets the name of the connection that should be used to consume from. |
void |
setConsumers(int consumers) Sets the number of concurrent consumers. |
void |
setConvert(MessageConvertMethod convert) Sets whether to attempt conversion of incoming messages. |
void |
setExchange(java.lang.String exchange) Sets the exchange to subscribe to. |
void |
setMatch(java.lang.String match) Sets the headers consume binding requirement. |
void |
setPrefetchCount(int prefetchCount) Sets the number of messages that should be pre-fetched from the queue. |
void |
setQueue(java.lang.String queue) Sets the queue to listen on. |
void |
setRetry(boolean retry) Sets whether to retry the message on failure. |
void |
setTransacted(boolean transacted) Sets whether to mark the consumer as transacted. |
| Methods inherited from class | Name |
|---|---|
interface RabbitManagedContextConfiguration |
isValid |
Returns whether the consumer should auto acknowledge.
Returns the consumer binding.
Returns the name of the connection that should be used to consume from.
Returns the number of concurrent consumers.
Returns whether to attempt conversion of incoming messages. This also depends on the appropriate handler signature being present.
Returns the exchange to subscribe to.
Returns the headers consume binding requirement.
Returns the number of messages that should be pre-fetched from the queue.
Returns the queue to listen on.
Returns whether to retry the message on failure.
Returns whether to mark the consumer as transacted.
Sets whether the consumer should auto acknowledge.
Sets the consumer binding.
Sets the name of the connection that should be used to consume from.
Sets the number of concurrent consumers.
Sets whether to attempt conversion of incoming messages. This also depends on the appropriate handler signature being present.
Sets the exchange to subscribe to.
Sets the headers consume binding requirement.
Sets the number of messages that should be pre-fetched from the queue.
Sets the queue to listen on.
Sets whether to retry the message on failure.
Sets whether to mark the consumer as transacted.


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