cis_interface.interface package¶
Subpackages¶
Submodules¶
cis_interface.interface.CisInterface module¶
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisAsciiArrayInput
(name, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling table-like formatted input as arrays.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the input message queue that input should be received from.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to CisAsciiTableInput.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisAsciiArrayOutput
(name, fmt, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling table-like formatted output as arrays.
Parameters: Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisAsciiFileInput
(name, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for generic ASCII input.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the input message queue that input should be received from.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to CisInput.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisAsciiFileOutput
(name, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for generic ASCII output.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the message queue where output should be sent.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to CisOutput.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisAsciiTableInput
(name, as_array=False, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling table-like formatted input.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the input message queue that input should be received from.
- as_array (bool, optional) – If True, recv returns the entire table array and can only be called once. If False, recv returns row entries. Default to False.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to CisInput.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisAsciiTableOutput
(name, fmt, as_array=False, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling table-like formatted output.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the message queue where output should be sent.
- fmt (str) – A C style format string specifying how each ‘row’ of output should be formated. This should include the newline character.
- as_array (bool, optional) – If True, send expects and entire array. If False, send expects the entries for one table row. Defaults to False.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to CisOutput.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisInput
(name, format_str=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling input from a message queue.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the message queue. Combined with the suffix ‘_IN’, it should match an environment variable containing a message queue key.
- format_str (str, optional) – C style format string that should be used to deserialize messages that are receieved into a list of python objects. Defaults to None and raw string messages are returned.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to the underlying comm.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisMatlab
(_type, args=None)[source]¶ Short interface to identify functions called by Matlab.
Parameters: Returns: An instance of the requested class.
Return type: obj
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisObjInput
(name, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling Obj input.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the input message queue that input should be received from.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to CisInput.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisObjOutput
(name, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling Obj output.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the message queue where output should be sent.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to CisOutput.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisOutput
(name, format_str=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling output to a message queue.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the message queue. Combined with the suffix ‘_OUT’, it should match an environment variable containing a message queue key.
- format_str (str, optional) – C style format string that should be used to create a message from a list of python ojbects. Defaults to None and raw string messages are sent.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to the underlying comm.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisPandasInput
(name, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling Pandas input.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the input message queue that input should be received from.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to CisInput.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisPandasOutput
(name, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling pandasd output.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the message queue where output should be sent.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to CisOutput.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisPickleInput
(name, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling pickled input.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the input message queue that input should be received from.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to CisInput.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
-
cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisPickleOutput
(name, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling pickled output.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the message queue where output should be sent.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to CisOutput.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisPlyInput
(name, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling Ply input.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the input message queue that input should be received from.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to CisInput.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisPlyOutput
(name, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling Ply output.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the message queue where output should be sent.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to CisOutput.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.CisInterface.
CisRpcClient
(name, outfmt='%s', infmt='%s', matlab=False)[source]¶ Get class for handling requests and response to an RPC Server from a client.
Parameters: Returns: class:.ClientComm: Communication object.
Module contents¶
Routines for interfacing with framework from Python/C/C++/Matlab.
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cis_interface.interface.
CisInput
(name, format_str=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling input from a message queue.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the message queue. Combined with the suffix ‘_IN’, it should match an environment variable containing a message queue key.
- format_str (str, optional) – C style format string that should be used to deserialize messages that are receieved into a list of python objects. Defaults to None and raw string messages are returned.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to the underlying comm.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm
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cis_interface.interface.
CisOutput
(name, format_str=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Get class for handling output to a message queue.
Parameters: - name (str) – The name of the message queue. Combined with the suffix ‘_OUT’, it should match an environment variable containing a message queue key.
- format_str (str, optional) – C style format string that should be used to create a message from a list of python ojbects. Defaults to None and raw string messages are sent.
- **kwargs – Additional keyword arguments are passed to the underlying comm.
Returns: Communication object.
Return type: DefaultComm


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"""Early stopping based on dev-set performance."""
from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import print_function
import os
import tensorflow as tf
from lingvo.core import hyperparams
from lingvo.core.ops import py_x_ops
[docs]class MetricHistory(object):
"""Record given metric versus global_step history to a file."""
[docs] @staticmethod
def SetLogdirInMetricHistories(params, logdir):
"""Set the logdir member in all MetricHistory.params objects in params.
Args:
params: global model params.
logdir: root dir for current run.
Needs to be called by trainer once the logdir is known, but before
MetricHistory objects are constructed.
"""
for _, p in params.IterParams():
if isinstance(p, hyperparams.Params):
try:
p.Get('name')
except AttributeError:
pass
else:
if p.name == 'MetricHistory':
p.logdir = logdir
MetricHistory.SetLogdirInMetricHistories(p, logdir)
# Global map from jobname + metric key to class.
_metric_histories_map = {}
[docs] @staticmethod
def _Key(jobname, metric):
"""Generate a key for _metric_histories_map."""
return jobname + '.' + metric
[docs] @classmethod
def Params(cls):
p = hyperparams.Params()
p.Define('name', 'MetricHistory', 'Used by SetLogdirInMetricHistories.')
p.Define('jobname', 'eval_dev', 'Job and dataset to which metric applies.')
p.Define('metric', 'log_pplx', 'Metric to record.')
p.Define(
'minimize', True,
'If True, training minimizes the metric. If False, training '
'maximizes the metric.')
p.Define('logdir', '', 'Root dir for BF logs.')
p.Define('local_filesystem', False,
'Logdir is on local filesystem (needed for unit test).')
return p
def __init__(self, params):
self.params = params.Copy()
fname = params.metric + '.history.txt'
self._hist_file = os.path.join(params.logdir, params.jobname, fname)
self._metric_histories_map[self._Key(params.jobname, params.metric)] = self
self._minimize = params.minimize
@property
def hist_file(self):
return self._hist_file
@property
def minimize(self):
return self._minimize
[docs] @classmethod
def ConditionalAppend(cls, jobname, metric, global_step, value):
"""Updates history file iff we are recording given metric and jobname."""
key = cls._Key(jobname, metric)
if key in cls._metric_histories_map:
cls._metric_histories_map[key].Append(global_step, value)
return True
else:
return False
[docs] def Append(self, global_step, value):
"""Updates history file with given record."""
fname = self._hist_file
if not self.params.local_filesystem:
fname += '%r=3.2:sl=8M'
with tf.gfile.FastGFile(fname, 'a') as f:
f.write('%d %f\n' % (global_step, value))
[docs]class EarlyStop(object):
"""Early stopping based on dev-set performance.
Factors out the steps needed to perform early stopping in the trainer when a
selected metric hasn't improved for a given number of steps. If the window
param is 0 this is guaranteed to be a no-op.
"""
[docs] @classmethod
def Params(cls):
p = hyperparams.Params()
p.Define('name', 'EarlyStop', '')
p.Define('metric_history', MetricHistory.Params(), 'Metric history params.')
p.Define(
'tolerance', 0.0, 'Minimum significant difference in metric; '
'useful if progress is asymptotic.')
p.Define('window', 0, 'Maximum number of steps between best and current.')
p.Define('verbose', True, 'Log early-stop checks.')
return p
def __init__(self, params):
self.params = params.Copy()
if self.params.window:
self._metric_history = MetricHistory(self.params.metric_history)
else:
self._metric_history = None
self._node = None
self._best_step = 0
self._last_step = 0
@property
def metric_history(self):
return self._metric_history
@property
def best_step(self):
return self._best_step
@property
def last_step(self):
return self._last_step
[docs] def FProp(self, theta):
"""Creates an op to determine the best step from the metric history file.
Args:
theta: Not currently used.
Returns:
The created op.
This uses BestStepOp rather than reading the file directly from python in
order to ensure compatibility with DevBasedSchedule for learning-rate decay.
It is natural to use dev-based decay and early stopping together, for
example decaying when dev-set perplexity hasn't improved for n steps, and
stopping when it hasn't improved for 3n steps.
"""
del theta # not used
if self.params.window:
self._node = py_x_ops.best_step(self.metric_history.hist_file,
self.params.tolerance,
self.metric_history.minimize)
else:
self._node = None
return self._node
[docs] def Stop(self, session):
"""Returns true if stop criterion is met."""
if self.params.window and self._node is not None:
self._best_step, self._last_step = session.run(self._node)
s = self._last_step - self._best_step > self.params.window
if self.params.verbose:
tf.logging.info('early stop check: best_step=%d, last_step=%d, stop=%d',
self._best_step, self._last_step, s)
return s
else:
return False


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HP/MP equations complete :)
Posted:
Tue May 20, 2008 8:55 am
by Karl G.
...and I'm almost done with deciding the races and classes, too!
Re: HP/MP equations complete :)
Posted:
Sat May 24, 2008 9:43 am
by Joe M.
Great. What are we looking at race/class-wise? Are you planning to roll them out a few at the time, in the interest of getting something playable before something fancy, or are they straightforward enough to drop in all at once?
Re: HP/MP equations complete :)
Posted:
Sat May 24, 2008 10:49 am
by Karl G.
I'm planing about 6 races and 8 classes from the start; thanks to my game editor, it's really easy to configure them so they shouldn't be much trouble.
Re: HP/MP equations complete :)
Posted:
Sat May 31, 2008 10:38 pm
by a_link_to_the_past
It would be cool to see some races that are unique. It seems like most games in this area have the same basic races.
Human, Elf, Orc, blah blah..
It would be cool to see more animal like characters... Lions, Tigers of Cheetas. Or perhaps even spirits.. or elementals or something. (maybe I'm getting carried away)
Re: HP/MP equations complete :)
Posted:
Sun Jun 01, 2008 4:05 am
by Karl G.
The races right now are based on what character models I can acquire. Being that the model I have available is a human....that's what they're all based on
I agree something different would be fun, but that would also be a lot harder to do :/
Re: HP/MP equations complete :)
Posted:
Sun Jun 01, 2008 9:32 am
by Simpo
congrats.


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class
daco.
daco
(df1, df2, name1='df1', name2='df2', file_dir='plots/')[source]¶ Class for comparing two Pandas dataframes.
The purpose of this class is to easily compare datasets in different settings, e.g. check if a synthetic version of a dataset is good enoug for your use.
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bhattacharyya
(var1)[source]¶ Calculate the Bhattacharyya distance for the distributions of var1 in the two dataframes. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhattacharyya_distance
Parameters: var1 (str) – name of variable in the datasets to do calculate the Bhattacharyya distance for. Returns: b_dis Return type: float
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chisquare
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Parameters: var1 (str) – name of variable in the dataset to do the chisquare test. Returns: D, p Return type: float
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findDistributions
(bins_='sturges', density=True)[source]¶ Find distributions of all variables/columns in dataframes loaded into daco and save them in dictionaries.
Parameters: - bins (int) – number of bins in histogram/distribution or how to find the number of bins.
- density (bool) – if True a normalised distribution is returned.
Returns: distributions
Return type: dict
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hellinger
(var1)[source]¶ Calculate the Hellinger divergence for the distributions of var1 in the two dataframes. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellinger_distance
Parameters: var1 (str) – name of variable in the datasets to do calculate the Hellinger divergence for. Returns: hellinger_div Return type: float
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ks2_test
(var)[source]¶ Method using the scipy.stats.ks_2samp for computing the Kolmogorov- Smirnov statistic on two samples. The result is added to a dictionary
ks2_test_val
keeping the results of all calculations.Parameters: var1 (str) – name of variable in the datasets to do the test on. Returns: - statistic (float) – KS statistic
- pvalue (float) – two-tailed p-value
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kullbackleibler
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logisticRegressionBenchmark
(target=[], features=[])[source]¶ Method for training a logistic regression-model on the datasets and investigate the differences in the model and predictions. The results are saved as class variables.
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Parameters: - target (list) – target values
- features (list) – features to use in training/predictions
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plotCanvas
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Parameters: filename_prefix (str) – suffix in filename
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plotCorrelation
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- title (str) – plottittel
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plotCorrelationDiff
(xlabel='', ylabel='', title='', filename='correlations')[source]¶ Plotting diff of correlations between columns in two dataframes and saving result as PNG-file.
Parameters: - xlabel (str) – label på x-aksen
- ylabel (str) – label på y-aksen
- title (str) – plottittel
- filename (str) – name of plot file
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plotDistributionsOfVariable
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Parameters: - variable (str) – name of variable plotting histogram for
- filename_prefix (str) – prefix in filename
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plotDistributionsOfVariableCategoricalVariables
(variable, ax1=None, ax2=None)[source]¶ Helper function for
plotDistributionsOfVariable
plotting the categorical variables in dataframe.Note
When plotting a canvas with all histograms ax2 should not be used due to layout problems.
Parameters: - variable (str) – name of variable plotting histogram for
- ax1 (obj) – axis-object for main-histogram for the variable
- ax2 (obj) – axis-object for error-histogram placed below main histogram
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plotDistributionsOfVariableNumericalVariables
(variable, ax1=None, ax2=None)[source]¶ Helper function for
plotDistributionsOfVariable
plotting the numerical variables in dataframe.Note
When plotting a canvas with all histograms ax2 should not be used due to layout problems.
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- ax1 (obj) – axis-object for main-histogram for the variable
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"Who's Playing" |
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Global messaging |
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NavPoints |
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"Backtrack" key |
Updated
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Interactive
Combat |
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Cooperative play |
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Real-time ship movement |
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Independent Alien,
Ferrengi, and Feds |
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Turn recovery every
hour |
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Daily taxation |
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Real-time stats |
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"New Mail" notification |
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Stabilized planet and port updates |
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Works with DOS & MBBS helpers |
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TEDIT
and EXTERN Run Concurrently With Trade Wars Sessions
You won't
need to bring the game down to run the game editor, or even to handle nightly
EXTERN processing. These utilities will function properly when players
are in the game, and changes made by them will be reflected immediately
to the players online.
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Seperate
Message and Mail Files
As described
in the "New Features" section, the message file is at the root of Trade
Wars interaction. In order to further limit the size and complexity
of this file, we've split the mail messages out into a seperate file.
This file, which can be quite large and inefficient, is scanned only rarely
as a player checks for mail.
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Alien,
Ferrengi, and Fed Processing Distributed
In previous
versions of Trade Wars, these ships have been processed by the online player.
That was fine for a single-session game, but not for the multi-session
version 3. The activities of these non-players are now handled by
a process that is divided among all players in the game. Therefore,
the overhead associated with these activities is the same regardless of
the number of players online at any given time.
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Some
Player Activities Limited to Once Daily
Some
activities have been taken advantage of in the past to hasten ones descent
on the ladder of morality. For example, unscrupulous traders wanting
to "burn" their positive alignment could jettison innocent colonists into
the void. While this is acceptable on occasion, we have attempted
to limit it to once per day. Likewise, trying to hack into a corporation
can have a negative effect on ones alignment. It too has been limited
to a once-per-day event. Loop-holes that have allowed players to
excessively engage in these and other similarly asocial behaviors have
been closed.
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Improved
TEDIT Prompting
The TEDIT
prompts have been enhanced to include not only the default, but the maximum
and minimum acceptable values. From any prompt, pressing ENTER without
supplying a value returns the default (shown in brackets), as always.
In addition, pressing the "<" or ">" keys will return the minimum or
maximum values respectively (shown in parenthesis). For example,
when entering credits for a user, you will see a prompt like this:
... credits (0
to 999,999,999)
[600] : _
In brackets you see the current amount of credits owned by
the player. Pressing ENTER will leave this value unchanged.
The range of acceptable values is 0 to 999,999,999, as seen in parenthesis.
Pressing the "<" will assign a value of 0, and ">" a value of 999,999,999.
For simplicity, these keys can be used without the SHIFT as "," and ".".
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Various
Code Optimizations
Here
are a few of the important optimizations of Trade Wars 2002 v3:
All of the new code
is object oriented, and the most important processes have been written
in 32 bit assembly language, including all file accesses and record searches.
The game's idle loop
has been limited to a few reads and writes per second.
The game's executable
and overlay size has been cut significantly by pulling all text from the
game into a string table. In a text based game, this makes quite
a difference.
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SysOp
New
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Auto v2
to v3 data conversion |
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Fossil driver support |
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Modify real-time move
delays for all player ships |
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Self-cleaning real-time
message file |
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Online system status
report |
Updated
Features
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TEDIT and
EXTERN run concurrently with Trade Wars sessions |
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Separate message and
mail files |
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Alien, Ferrengi, and
Fed processing distributed |
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Some player activities limited to once daily |
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| directory | ac |
| directory | cron |
| directory | crypto |
| directory | en61107 |
| directory | kamstrup |
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| file | auth.c [code] |
| file | auth.h [code] |
| file | base64.c [code] |
| file | base64.h [code] |
| file | captdns.c [code] |
| file | captdns.h [code] |
| file | cgiwifi.c [code] |
| file | cgiwifi.h [code] |
| file | espfs.c [code] |
| file | espfs.h [code] |
| file | exception_handler.c [code] |
| file | exception_handler.h [code] |
| file | heatshrink_config_httpd.h [code] |
| file | heatshrink_decoder.c [code] |
| file | httpd.c [code] |
| file | httpd.h [code] |
| file | httpd_user_init.c [code] |
| file | httpd_user_init.h [code] |
| file | httpdespfs.c [code] |
| file | httpdespfs.h [code] |
| file | led.c [code] |
| file | led.h [code] |
| file | mqtt_rpc.c [code] |
| file | mqtt_rpc.h [code] |
| file | rfinit.c [code] |
| file | tinyprintf.c [code] |
| file | tinyprintf.h [code] |
| file | unix_time.c [code] |
| file | unix_time.h [code] |
| file | user_main.c [code] |
| file | user_main.h [code] |
| file | user_pre_init.c [code] |
| file | user_pre_init.h [code] |
| file | utils.c [code] |
| file | utils.h [code] |
| file | version.h [code] |
| file | watchdog.c [code] |
| file | watchdog.h [code] |


UX/UI Designer at evoleap
I am holistic user experience professional with a mind that is both creative and analytical. I like creating beautiful things and improving what is around me. Sometimes, I also like to mentor people who are new to this profession.
I work with complex systems, designing interfaces via prototyping interaction concepts. I have 3 years experience collaborating design and development projects from concept to completion for clients in oil and gas, IT, education, wellness, healthcare and non-profit sectors.
Please connect with me to talk design or about my work at evoleap and ExxonMobil, because they are not showcased on this website due to its proprietary nature.
Dr. Deidre Mendez
Client - The Cultural Strategy Designer
I employ user research techniques like contextual inquiry, surveys, interviews and card sorting to understand the problem and gather requirements from users and stakeholders. Using usability and heuristic evaluation techniques, I analyze the current design and perform competitive analysis to study the current market for my clients. Lastly, I use affinity diagram and R programming for analyzing large amount of data.
Scenarios, personas and storyboards guide my ideation process, which is followed by wireframing, prototyping and user testing. I am skilled at various design and prototyping tools as well as animation design for mobile apps.
I have a Bachelors in Computer Science and two years of work experience in the software industry. I have worked on several technologies and some of my most recents languages that I have worked on are HTML/CSS, JavaScript, Java, Python and AngularJS (in the order of strongest first).


I am currently pursuing Masters in Robotics specialization at University of Maryland, college Park. My research interests are in the field of path planning, perception and implementing ML and RL algorithms for autonomous maneuvers.
Prior to university of Maryland, I worked at Honda R&D India, where I evaluated and validated Honda two-wheeler engines.
Before Honda R&D India, I was Manager in R&D Prototype and testing team at Daimler India. During my tenure at Daimler, I was responsible for the development of design test plan, validation and, functional evaluation of power-train system for the prototype vehicles including Bharatbenz, Fuso and Mercedes Benz Trucks.
While working in automobile R&D industry, I developed interest in the autonomous vehicles and decided to pursue my passion in that field.
Currently, I keep myself busy in developing skill sets required for autonomous systems.
Nearly all of my code is open source, and I enjoy contributing to other open source projects.
I primarily code in c++ and Python, but dabble in other languages.
Other interesting tidbits:
| Course Code | Course Name | Semester | Professor |
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| ENPM 667 | Control of Robotic Systems | Fall 2018 | Dr. Waseem Malik |
| ENPM 662 | Introduction to Robot Modeling | Fall 2018 | Dr. Chad Kessens |
| ENPM 808X | Software Development for Robotics | Fall 2018 | Dr. David Pietrocola |
| ENPM 661 | Planning for Autonomous Robots | Spring 2019 | Dr. Reza Monfaredi |
| ENPM 673 | Perception for Autonomous Robots | Spring 2019 | Dr. Cornelia Fermüller |
| ENPM 809X | Data and Algorithms | Spring 2019 | Dr. Emre Gunduzhan |
| CMSC 726 | Machine Learning | Fall 2019 | Dr. Soheil Feizi |
| CMSC 818B | Decision-Making for Robotics | Fall 2019 | Dr. Pratap Tokekar |
| CMSC 828C | Statistical Pattern Recognition | Fall 2019 | Dr. Rama Chellappa |
| ENPM 809B | Building a Manufacturing Robotic Software System | Spring 2020 | Dr. Craig Schlenoff , Dr. Zeid Kootbally |
A* Algorithm is path search
algorithm which is used to find the optimal path between start and goal node using a given heuristic.
In this project, we had to implement A* algorithm with diffrentail constraint, followed by simulation of a turtlebot in the gazebo world.
Dijikstra algorithm is also path search
algorithm which arbitrarly explores the map without any heuristic and find the shortest path between start and goal end point.
In this project,We had to apply a distortion correction to raw images,followed by image manupulation to create a thresholded binary image.
Then, Apply a perspective transform to rectify binary image ("birds-eye view") and detect lane pixels and fit to find the lane boundary.
Once the lane is detected, We had to determine the curvature of the lane and vehicle position with respect to center,
Warp the detected lane boundaries back onto the original image.
Lucas Kanade template tracker algorithmis a differential method for optical flow estimation.
It assumes that the flow is essentially constant in a local neighbourhood of the pixel under consideration,
and solves the basic optical flow equations for all the pixels in that neighbourhood, by the least squares criterion
MountainCarproblem on a one-dimensional track,
positioned between two "mountains". The goal is to drive up the mountain on the right; however, the car's engine is not strong enough to
scale the mountain in a single pass. Therefore, the only way to succeed is to drive back and forth to build up momentum.


In this sublesson, we will walk through the CloudFormation template that launches the static website solution. We'll cover some of the basics of CloudFormation while reviewing the AWS resources that are provisioned as part of this solution. A link to the CloudFormation template is provided below.
The pipeline.yml provisions the following AWS resources in its CloudFormation template are:


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Service dog gets her own elementary school photoshoot
by Natalie Dreier, Cox Media Group National Content DeskGRAVETTE, Ark. -
Tosha has a big job to do. She's a service dog for a fifth-grader who has seizures. She accompanies her owner to school every day.
Now Tosha has been immortalized at the Gravette Upper Elementary School after the good doggie sat for her own school photo, KFSM reported.
Staff members said Tosha has fit right into the school's culture and the students think of the dog as a member of the school's family, KTHV reported.


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A connection to a wire on a tile. More...
#include <xdlrc/model/WireConnection.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| WireConnection () | |
| Constructs a new WireConnection instance. | |
| void | xOffset (short offset) |
| Sets x offset to destination site. | |
| short | xOffset () const |
| Gets x offset to destination site. | |
| void | yOffset (short offset) |
| Sets y offset to destination site. | |
| short | yOffset () const |
| Gets y offset to destination site. | |
| void | tileTypeIndex (unsigned short index) |
| Sets index of destination TileType. | |
| unsigned short | tileTypeIndex () const |
| Gets index of destination TileType. | |
| void | wireIndex (unsigned short index) |
| Sets index of destination wire. | |
| unsigned short | wireIndex () const |
| Gets index of destination wire. | |
| void | clear () |
| Resets all properties to default values. |
Friends | |
| bool | operator== (const WireConnection &c1, const WireConnection &c2) |
| Tests two WireConnection instances for memberwise equality. | |
| void | writeBinary (const WireConnection &data, std::ostream &outputStream) |
| Writes data from a WireConnection into a binary stream. | |
| void | readBinary (WireConnection &data, std::istream &inputStream) |
| Reads data into a WireConnection from a binary stream. |
A connection to a wire on a tile.
This class describes the destination of a connection: a distinct wire on a distinct tile. In an XDLRC file, these two are given by name. But this is changed in here to a more flexible representation that allows storing the WireConnections only per tile type (instead for every single tile!). The destination wire is given by indexing the wire list of the destination tile type; an index to this tile type is also stored. A coordinate pair measuring the distance from connection origin to destination site (sic!) tells about the spatial relationship. Since there is at most only one tile of a distinct type on a site, the destination tile is unambiguous.
Definition at line 29 of file WireConnection.hpp.
| WireConnection::WireConnection | ( | ) |
Constructs a new WireConnection instance.
Definition at line 11 of file WireConnection.cpp.
| void WireConnection::xOffset | ( | short | offset | ) |
Sets x offset to destination site.
| offset | The new x offset. |
Definition at line 21 of file WireConnection.cpp.
| short WireConnection::xOffset | ( | ) | const |
Gets x offset to destination site.
Definition at line 27 of file WireConnection.cpp.
| void WireConnection::yOffset | ( | short | offset | ) |
Sets y offset to destination site.
| offset | The new y offset. |
Definition at line 33 of file WireConnection.cpp.
| short WireConnection::yOffset | ( | ) | const |
Gets y offset to destination site.
Definition at line 39 of file WireConnection.cpp.
| void WireConnection::tileTypeIndex | ( | unsigned short | index | ) |
Sets index of destination TileType.
Definition at line 45 of file WireConnection.cpp.
| unsigned short WireConnection::tileTypeIndex | ( | ) | const |
Gets index of destination TileType.
Definition at line 51 of file WireConnection.cpp.
| void WireConnection::wireIndex | ( | unsigned short | index | ) |
Sets index of destination wire.
| index | Index of wire in destination TileType. |
Definition at line 57 of file WireConnection.cpp.
| unsigned short WireConnection::wireIndex | ( | ) | const |
Gets index of destination wire.
Definition at line 63 of file WireConnection.cpp.
| void WireConnection::clear | ( | ) |
Resets all properties to default values.
Definition at line 69 of file WireConnection.cpp.
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friend |
Tests two WireConnection instances for memberwise equality.
Definition at line 132 of file WireConnection.hpp.
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friend |
Writes data from a WireConnection into a binary stream.
| data | The WireConnection to write. |
| outputStream | The stream to write into. |
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friend |
Reads data into a WireConnection from a binary stream.
| data | The WireConnection to read into. |
| inputStream | The stream to read from. |
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close
Close the connection, if it is open. Returns self.
connect
Connect to the remote DOServer. Returns self or an Error, if one occurs.
host
Returns the host ip.
port
Returns the port.
serverObject
A handle to the remote DOServer's root object. Returns result from server or an Error, if one occurs.
setHost(ipString)
Sets the host ip to connect to. Returns self or an Error, if one occurs.
setPort(portNumber)
Sets the port number to connect to. Returns self.
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Dari dictionary is a work in progress and we are dedicated to improving it. Recently we incorporated wordnet database to our definitions, which you can see in the example section. We are hoping to keep up with your enthusiasm and welcome you to our community. Thank you for sigining up.


Password strength refers to the degree to which combinations of certain characters match the requirements for a password text field. For example, if you’ve created a form in which users are selecting a password, you might want to force your users to include a certain number of uppercase letters in the password, a certain number of special characters, and so on.
You set options for password strength in the widget constructor. The following table provides a list of options.
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minChars |
The minimum number of characters required for a valid password. |
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maxChars |
The maximum allowable length of the password. |
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minAlphaChars |
Minimum number of letters required for a password to be valid. |
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maxAlphaChars |
Maximum number of letters required for a password to be valid. |
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minUpperAlphaChars |
Minimum number of upper case letters required for a password to be valid. |
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maxUpperAlphaChars |
Maximum number of upper case letters required for a password to be valid. |
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minSpecialChars |
Minimum number of special characters required for a password to be valid. |
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maxSpecialChars |
Maximum number of special characters required for a password to be valid. |
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minNumbers |
Minimum number of numbers required for a password to be valid. |
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maxNumbers |
Maximum number of numbers required for a password to be valid. |
<script type="text/javascript"> var PasswordWidgetObject = new Spry.Widget.ValidationPassword("PasswordWidget", {minAlphaChars;3, maxSpecialChars:2, maxChars:8}); </script>


PET WEBSITE
On the very first day, we created this simple HTML page for my parent's dog, Zara. We also used some in style design.
Now we've grown up and we only use super cool CSS stylesheets, and even Bootstrap!
Check this pet's website in Github.
WIKIPEDIA CLONE
In this project we tried to copy the Wikipedia home page, using these technologies:
The main goal was to learn how to prototype websites using the framework Bootstrap, created by the folks at Twitter.
Check this Wikipedia Clone attempt in Github.
DESIGNER WEBSITE
This is a website about one of Emily Hendersen's projects. She is a designer who hosted a show called "Secrets from a Stylist" in HGTV. In one episode, she redecorated the Living Room of Joy Cho, a well known designer and blogger. We used HTML and CSS to create columns and floating to show the before, during and after of this remodelatio project. We also learned about the box model.
Check this designer's website. in Github.
I'm a student at Epicodus trying to improve my coding skills. Prior to Epicodus, I've worked as a Product Manager, mostly in Software as a Service solutions.
In my spare time, I love to discover Portland with my family and try new food carts all around the city. My favorite carts so far are:


Id: 63
Name: Centaur
Status: Alive
Species: Humanoid
Type: Centaur
Gender: Male
OriginName: unknown
OriginUrl:
LocationName: Mr. Goldenfold's dream
LocationUrl: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/location/18
Image: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/avatar/63.jpeg
Episode: ['https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/episode/2']
Url: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/63
Created: 2017-11-05T12:22:17.848Z


Angular also works great with Supersonic native components. The input field below will automatically update the navigation bar title.
You can find the AngularJS controller used at:
/app/example/scripts/LearnMoreController.coffee
If you're not following it already, you should head on over to the First Mile tutorial at
We'll tell you all you need to know to get a running start in developing apps with Supersonic. There's also plenty of tutorials and in-depth guides in the docs, plus the full Supersonic API reference, so check it out!
Stuck on something? Built something great that you want to share? Hop on to the AppGyver forums at https://forums.appgyver.com and join the community!


2 Timothy 4:16
At my first answer no man stood with me, but all men forsook me: I pray God that it may not be laid to their charge.


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Education
- 1993-1996 Postgraduate Diploma, Royal Academy Schools
- 1990-1993 Diploma, Byam Shaw School of Art
- 1988-1989 Foundation Course, Central School of Art
Exhibitions
- 2021 Affordable Art Fair, New York, TAG Fine Arts (online)
- 2020 London Art Fair, TAG Fine Arts, London
- 2019 London Original Print Fair, TAG Fine Arts
- 2019 Affordable Art Fair, Battersea, TAG Fine Arts
- 2019 London Art Fair
- 2018 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London
- 2018 London Original Print Fair, TAG Fine Arts, Royal Academy of Art
- 2018 Affordable Art Fair, Battersea
- 2018 London Art Fair, TAG Fine Arts, London
- 2017 London Original Print Fair, TAG Fine Arts, Royal Academy, London
- 2017 Affordable Art Fair Battersea, TAG Fine Arts
- 2016 Royal Society of Painter Printmakers, Print Collectors Club
- 2016 Affordable Art Fair Battersea, TAG Fine Arts
- 2016 Shakespeare "A Celebration", Globe Theatre, Bankside, London
- 2015 Original Prints, Royal Society of Painter Printmakers, London
- 2015 London Original Print Fair, TAG Fine Arts, Royal Academy, London
- 2015 London Art Fair, TAG Fine Arts, London
- 2014 National Original Print Exhibition, London
- 2014 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London
- 2014 Art 2014, Olympia, London
- 2014 Affordable Art Fair Battersea, TAG Fine Arts
- 2014 London Art Fair, TAG Fine Arts, London
- 2013 Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy, London
- 2013 London Original Print Fair, TAG Fine Arts, Royal Academy, London
- 2013 Annual Exhibition, Royal Society of Painter Printmakers
- 2013 London Art Fair, TAG Fine Arts, London
- 2012 Diplomat: four years of original cover art exhibition, Chris Beetles Gallery, London
- 2012 The London Sale , Christie’s, South Kensington, London
- 2012 Portcullis House Diamond Jubilee Print Commission, Portcullis House/ Emma Mason Gallery
- 2012 London A-Z, curated by TAG Fine Arts, Medcalf, Exmouth Market, London
- 2012 Cut and Edge, Michael Heseltine Gallery, Middleton Cheney
- 2012 London Original Print Fair, TAG Fine Arts, Royal Academy, London
- 2012 London Art Fair, TAG Fine Arts, Islington, London
- 2011 London Original Print Fair, TAG Fine Arts, Royal Academy, London
- 2011 London Art Fair, TAG Fine Arts, Islington, London
- 2010 AAF, TAG Fine Arts, Battersea, London
- 2010 Multiplied Contemporary Editions Fair, TAG Fine Arts, Christie’s, London
- 2010 25thLondon Original Print Fair, TAG Fine Arts, Royal Academy, London
- 2010 London Art Fair, TAG Fine Arts, Islington, London
- 2010 London Lives, Bankside Gallery, London
- 2009 Annual Exhibition, Royal Society of Painter Printmakers
- 2009 Originals ’09, Mall Galleries, London
- 2008 Annual Exhibition, Royal Society of Painter Printmakers
- 2008 gallery12, Hampstead, London
- 2007 AAF, Battersea, London
- 2006 Roderic Barrett and his students, Chappel Galleries
- 2006 RBSA Print Exhibition, Birmingham
- 2006 Mayor’s Choice, Guildhall Gallery, Winchester
- 2005 Holman Fenwick and Willan, London
- 2005 Southern Cathedrals Festival, Winchester
- 2004 RBSA Print Exhibition, Birmingham
- 2004 Open Print Exhibition, Royal West of England Academy
- 2004 Hunting Art Competition, London
- 2003 Wyoming Seminary, Pennsylvania
- 2000 AAF, Battersea, London
- 2000 Lambeth Palace - Artist in Residence
- 2000 Bell Fine Art Winchester
- 1999 Southern Cathedrals Festival, Winchester
- 1999 The Yarrow Gallery, Oundle
- 1998 Printmakers Council Exhibition, Curwen Gallery
- 1998 Christ’s Hospital Arts Centre, Horsham
- 1997 Open Drawing Exhibition, Cheltenham & Gloucester
- 1997 Connaught Brown Gallery, London
- 1996 Boundary Gallery, London
- 1996 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London
- 1996 The Figure Now, Mall Galleries, London
- 1995 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London
- 1995 Brandler Galleries, Brentwood
- 1994 Cambridge University Music School, Cambridge
- 1994 The Templeman Gallery, University of Kent, Canterbury
Awards
- 2014 People’s Choice, National Original Print Exhibition
- 2009 Printmaking Today Prize, Mall Galleries
- 2006 Elected member of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers
- 2006 RBSA print prize - Highly Commended
- 2000 Forbes/ Prince of Wales travel scholarship to Normandy
- 1996 Royal Academy Schools Creswick landscape prize & silver medal
- 1996 De Segonzac travel scholarship to Egypt
Publications
Interviews
Collections
- Ashmolean Museum – Royal Society of Painter Printmakers Diploma Collection
- Victoria & Albert Museum
- Chef’s Table – Marcus Wareing, The Berkeley
- The Houses of Parliament
- Winchester City Council
- Camden Lock
- Royal Bank of Scotland
- Kent and Canterbury Hospital
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KotlinConf 2018 Recap
KotlinConf 2018 took place in beautiful Amsterdam at the beginning of October, and this year, I had the chance to attend. Though only the second edition, KotlinConf has already become something of an institution within the developer community. Events like these help you meet the people whose work you admire, but would otherwise not be able to meet in person.
This is my short recollection of the two wonderful days in Amsterdam:
The Announcements
We ❤ Kotlin and Kotlin ❤s us too!
Kotlin 1.3
The long-awaited Kotlin 1.3 release was announced, which would supposedly remove the “experimental” flag off of coroutines and make it a first-class language feature. It will also help promote the concept of multi-platform programming forward. Using Kotlin to develop backend systems is not a new idea, but the 1.3 release is going to firmly set foot in many domains, beyond Android.
Best of all, we can finally use one IDE to develop on Kotlin for all platforms. We no longer need to jump back and forth over to CLion or AppCode, unless we really want to. Otherwise, IntelliJ (incl. the free Community Edition) should be more than sufficient. For finalizing the iOS builds, we ultimately still need XCode, but that’s not something under JetBrains’ control.
The Topics
There is a DSL for that…
Of course, topics revolved mainly around the major announcements, including, but not limited to, the development of DSLs (domain-specific languages) for solving just about any problem, multi-platform development (for the JVM, JavaScript, or natively on iOS, macOS, Linux, etc), server-side, data science and machine learning, and of course, many, many sessions targeting Android.
Kotlin on the Server
I was happy to see the involvement of Google into Kotlin, beyond Android. In fact, there was quite a Google presence from the Cloud Platform team. Other companies, well-known using Kotlin on the server-side, such as German online-bank N26, were there to inspire the community.
If you are interested into trying out Kotlin on the server, I recommend these three talks straight out of KotlinConf:
for a quick overview, before checking out http4k
and, of course, Ktor
Kotlin for Data Science
Ever since I tried Kotlin for the first time, I was convinced that it has the potential to outpace Scala, and stand shoulder to shoulder with Python and R, as the dominant programming language trio of data science. Although we are still far from this moment of ultimate bliss, the efforts of folks like Holger Brand l and Thomas Nield (and to some limited extend, my humble self) can only help reassure that there is a serious potential, which is about to unroll in the coming months.
Kotlin … Everywhere (Even on iOS)
Yes, the big keyword of KotlinConf 2018 was /multi-platform/. Although not a silver bullet, and definitely not a write-once-deploy-everywhere proposition, multi-platform has the potential to help developers organize big projects around modules that can be shared across platforms. Kotlin/Native makes this possible. Unlike Flutter or React Native, however, the idea is not to overtake the UI development of each platform, but rather, deliver the native look-and-experience, by sharing the shared business logic across.
The Venue
The venue (Beurs van Berlage) is a former Dutch stock exchange, now turned into a convention center. It is located in the perfect city center, literally, 5-minute walking distance from the central station. I was extremely thankful for that, since I was commuting with the morning train from the nearby city of Utrecht.
The service and catering at the location were very good. Food, refreshments, and coffee were present at all times, so one could never enter a session hungry or or in lack of caffeine. The organizers and stewards were always present, always helping, politely answering questions, or helping people get to their sessions on time.
There were however, a couple of minus points. The event felt a bit overbooked for the venue, and one could see this right from the start. The keynote hall could not fit everyone, so a separate hall was designated, where the keynote was streamed. Also, during follow-up sessions, some of the smaller halls filled up quickly, and late newcomers would stay around the edge of the room, or get ushered to a separate, silent room with a few large screens streaming each of the four parallel sessions live. Some people liked the silent rooms, but I didn’t. I go to a conference mainly for the live interaction with others, not for passive consumption of the presentations. I wish there were a little more room and space for enjoying your chat, without being ushered to move aside ever 10 seconds.
Overall
Of course, all of these things are normal for such a big conference, and compared to the overall excitement to be there and meet the Kotlin community, they felt like a minor nuisance. I totally enjoyed my stay in Amsterdam and Utrecht, and am already looking forward to booking my tickets for next year’s KotlinConf.
KotlinConf 2018 through the eyes of others
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Class NetServices
Helper class to provide network services.
Inheritance
System.Object
NetServices
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
Namespace: SIPSorcery.Sys
Assembly: SIPSorcery.dll
Syntax
public class NetServices
Fields
| Improve this Doc View SourceUDP_PORT_END
Declaration
public const int UDP_PORT_END = 65535
Field Value
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| System.Int32 |
UDP_PORT_START
Declaration
public const int UDP_PORT_START = 1025
Field Value
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| System.Int32 |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceCreateRandomUDPListener(IPAddress, Int32, Int32, ArrayList, out IPEndPoint)
Declaration
public static UdpClient CreateRandomUDPListener(IPAddress localAddress, int start, int end, ArrayList inUsePorts, out IPEndPoint localEndPoint)
Parameters
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|---|---|---|
| System.Net.IPAddress | localAddress | |
| System.Int32 | start | |
| System.Int32 | end | |
| System.Collections.ArrayList | inUsePorts | |
| System.Net.IPEndPoint | localEndPoint |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Net.Sockets.UdpClient |
CreateRandomUDPListener(IPAddress, out IPEndPoint)
Declaration
public static UdpClient CreateRandomUDPListener(IPAddress localAddress, out IPEndPoint localEndPoint)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Net.IPAddress | localAddress | |
| System.Net.IPEndPoint | localEndPoint |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Net.Sockets.UdpClient |
CreateRtpSocket(IPAddress, Int32, Int32, Int32, Boolean, out Socket, out Socket)
Declaration
public static void CreateRtpSocket(IPAddress localAddress, int rangeStartPort, int rangeEndPort, int startPort, bool createControlSocket, out Socket rtpSocket, out Socket controlSocket)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Net.IPAddress | localAddress | |
| System.Int32 | rangeStartPort | |
| System.Int32 | rangeEndPort | |
| System.Int32 | startPort | |
| System.Boolean | createControlSocket | |
| System.Net.Sockets.Socket | rtpSocket | |
| System.Net.Sockets.Socket | controlSocket |
GetAllLocalIPAddresses()
Gets all the IP addresses for all active interfaces on the machine.
Declaration
public static List<IPAddress> GetAllLocalIPAddresses()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<System.Net.IPAddress> | A list of all local IP addresses. |
GetLocalAddressForInternet()
Gets the default local address for this machine for communicating with the Internet.
Declaration
public static IPAddress GetLocalAddressForInternet()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Net.IPAddress | The local address this machine should use for communicating with the Internet. |
GetLocalAddressForRemote(IPAddress)
This method utilises the OS routing table to determine the local IP address to connection to a destination end point. It selects the correct local IP address, on a potentially multi-honed host, to communicate with a destination IP address. See https://github.com/sipsorcery/sipsorcery/issues/97 for elaboration.
Declaration
public static IPAddress GetLocalAddressForRemote(IPAddress destination)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Net.IPAddress | destination | The remote destination to find a local IP address for. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Net.IPAddress | The local IP address to use to connect to the remote end point. |


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| Area.Area | Tools for working with bounding boxes. |
| Area.Chunk | For working with chunks. |
| Area.Direction | Functions for working with directions and orientations. |
| Area.Position | Tools for working with <x,y> coordinates. |
| Area.Surface | For working with surfaces. |
| Area.Tile | Tools for working with tiles. |
| Core | The Core module loads some helper functions and globals useful in all stages of a mods life cycle. |
| Data.Pipes | Pipes |
| Data.Sprites | Sprites |
| Data.Util | Data Utilities |
| Entity.Entity | Tools for working with entities. |
| Entity.Inventory | For working with inventories. |
| Entity.Resource | Resource utilities. |
| Event.Changes | Configuration changed event handling. |
| Event.Event | Makes working with events in Factorio a lot more simple. |
| Event.Force | Force global creation. |
| Event.Gui | Makes monolithic Factorio GUI events more manageable. |
| Event.Player | Player global creation. |
| Event.Surface | Surface global creation. |
| Event.Trains | Tools for working with trains. |
| Game | The game module. |
| Misc.Config | For working with mod configurations. |
| Misc.Logger | For logging debug information to files. |
| Misc.Migrate | Migration helper functions |
| Misc.Queue | A double queue. |
| Utils.Color | For playing with colors. |
| defines.anticolor | A defines module for retrieving colors by name. |
| defines.color | A defines module for retrieving colors by name. |
| defines.lightcolor | A defines module for retrieving colors by name. |
| defines.time | A defines module for retrieving the number of ticks in 1 unit of time. |
| Utils.Globals | Additional lua globals |
| Utils.Is | Is expression library |
| Utils.Iter | Iterator library. |
| Utils.math | Extends Lua 5.2 math. |
| Utils.string | Extends Lua 5.2 string. |
| Utils.table | Extends Lua 5.2 table. |
| vendor.allen | |
| moses | Utility-belt library for functional programming in Lua (source) |
| vendor.version | Version comparison library for Lua. |
| Developer | Developer |
| quickstart | Quickstart script. |
| Data.Category | Category |
| Data | Data |
| Data.Entity | Entity class |
| Data.Fluid | Fluid |
| Data.Item | Item |
| Data.Recipe | Recipe class |
| Data.Technology | Technology |
| LinkedList | A double-linked list implementation |
| string_array | String Array Metatable For working with string arrays without duplicate values |
| Vendor.Enumerable | A collection library to simplify sequential table operations |
| readme.md |
| changelog.txt |
| LICENSE |
| contributing.md |
| style-guide.md |
| event.lua |


A standard syllabus is a contract between us. You can see past ones as well if interested.
IST 402 Spring 2020 Syllabus (PDF ) / (Docx )
IST 402 Fall 2019 Syllabus (PDF) / (Docx )


You apply for a loan of $10,000 from a bank. They compute that there is a 1% chance that you won't pay the loan back, in which case they'll sell it to a debt collector for $5000. What is the expected value for the bank if they charge you 4.25% interest, simple interest, and you pay the loan back in 2 years?
in-context


Fetch policy used for the query hook.
If not specified, by default is "cache-first", but if lazy is true, it's default is "cache-and-network"
Fetch timeout time, by default it's 10000 ms
Headers added to the fetch call
Specify lazy behaviour of the query.
Wait until explicit query call.
It also disables sharedCacheId
behaviour
Whether the hook should re-render when it's fetching after a refetch and change it's fetchState to "loading"
By default it's set to true
Event called on every successful hook call. Including cache updates, setData calls, and successful network calls.
(data: Maybe
Event called on GraphQL error on hook call.
Activate and specify milliseconds polling interval of the hook call;
Shared hook cache id
In order to be able to sync different query hooks data you can specify a shared cache id between those hooks which will update each other data.
This cache id also works as in memory persistence across different hook instances of the same hook, across navigating through different pages for example.
Skip automatic query hook call if it's set to true
This option only works if lazy is false or not specified
Variables used in the hook call.
Hook automatically called on any variable change in useQuery.
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Options of useQuery