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[2]
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[name]
A render target is a buffer where the video card draws pixels for a scene that is being rendered in the background. It is used in different effects.
Constructor
[name]([page:Number width], [page:Number height], [page:Object options])
width -- The width of the renderTarget.
height -- The height of the renderTarget.
options -- The options of the renderTarget. They are alot like the options of a texture.
Creates a new renderTarget with a certain width and height.
Properties
Methods
[page:EventDispatcher EventDispatcher] methods are available on this class.
Source
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


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iCloud's web access is a marginal upgrade from Mobile Me. Nothing earth shattering here.
Apple’s new iCloud Web apps are built using the same SproutCore Javascript engine that was used throughout MobileMe. If the favicon above doesn’t prove it, looking at the underlying code below seems to offer undeniable evidence. SproutCore describes itself as an open-source framework for building blazingly fast, innovative user experiences on the web.
Here’s a nice interview with Charles Jolley, one of the founders of SproutCore and previous head of MobileMe Javascript Frameworks Manager. He left Apple about a year ago to start Strobe – a device agnostic Web publishing engine based on…you guessed it, SproutCore. Interestingly, SproutCore lists Strobe Inc. as its parent company.


Documentation : Stress testing
We stress test Sumatra to ensure it doesn’t crash. Stress testing on my collection of documents is part of release process.
A simple stress test: run SumatraPDF.exe -console -n 2 -rand -stress-test ${dir}
It’ll scan a given directory, randomize order of files and render every known document type.
Stress test can be customized with the following cmd-line options:
-stress-test foo.pdf 8x
: render only foo.pdf, do it 8 times-stress-test z:\
: render all documents in z:\ directory-stress-test y:\testdocs *.pdf;*.xps 2x
: render only .pdf and .xps document in y:\testdocs directory, render each document twice-n ${parallelCount}
: number of documents to test in parallel-rand
: randomize order of files. Also distributes equally among different file types (helps to test different formats equally as opposed to reading sequentially, which can spend a lot of time testing *pdf files, then a lot of time testing .cbz files etc.)-console
: show console so that we can see progress


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Object
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Instances of this class provide methods for
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RGB values and vice versa, or retrieving single RGB color values.
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COLORNAMES
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helma.Color
helma.Color(<Number|String> R, <Number> G, <Number> B)
Constructs a new instance of helma.Color.
Parameters:
R
- Either the red fraction of the color, or the name of the color.
Returns:
A newly created helma.Color instance
COLORNAMES
<static> <final> Object COLORNAMES
Contains the hexadecimal values of named colors.
COLORVALUES
<static> <final> Object COLORVALUES
Contains the color names for specific hex values
fromHsl
<static> helma.Color fromHsl(<Number> H,<Number> S,<Number> L)
Parameters:
H
- The hue fraction of the color definition
S
- The saturation fraction
L
- The lightness fraction
Returns:
An instance of helma.Color representing the corresponding RGB color definition.
fromName
<static> helma.Color fromName(<String> name)
Creates a new helma.Color instance based on a color name.
Parameters:
name
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An instance of helma.Color representing the color specified
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really surprised nobody has reported that, seems like it must have been there for a very long time.
jeezy04-Jun-19 07:50 AM
good job
hyperDEX04-Jun-19 07:59 AM
@blackjok3r cannot compile komodo any more, latest from beta
jorian04-Jun-19 08:00 AM
getacseason error?
hyperDEX04-Jun-19 08:06 AM
yeah
jorian04-Jun-19 08:06 AM
me too
hyperDEX04-Jun-19 08:06 AM
all mine are down atm
@jl777c any ideas?
jl777c04-Jun-19 08:10 AM
fixing
fixed
updating
blackjok3r04-Jun-19 08:15 AM
Thanks jl sorry. Found that error when porting to other coins, their gave warnings about int to uint
jl777c04-Jun-19 08:15 AM
yes, best to put all externs in komodo_defs.h
that way, if it conflicts with the actual declaration, it will give an error
beta is updated
hyperDEX04-Jun-19 09:47 AM
Thanks
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Jun-19 12:27 PM
if on testnet and
./komodo-cli -ac_name=TXSCLCC getblock 0028618f19ec7d15f6ffd7199767d3b9869f5f2166ccfb46a17d1a8219635a9b
gives you anything other than
Can't read block from disk or Block not found
you're on an orphaned fork(edited)
CrisF04-Jun-19 01:18 PM
I'm on the fork then.
Should I wipe TXSCLCC blocks and try to get on the correct chain, @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 ?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Jun-19 01:22 PM
invalidateblock 0028618f19ec7d15f6ffd7199767d3b9869f5f2166ccfb46a17d1a8219635a9b
stop the daemon
delete peers.dat
re-run and addnode <IP_ADDRESS> (or any other NN not on the fork)(edited)
1
CrisF04-Jun-19 01:24 PM
invalidateblock 0028618f19ec7d15f6ffd7199767d3b9869f5f2166ccfb46a17d1a8219635a9b
error code: -5
error message:
Block not found
someone got to keep the coins rolling if CG isn't mining them for us.
Strob04-Jun-19 01:43 PM
Any reason why we should mine a random chain?
ok
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Jun-19 01:43 PM
income
1
Strob04-Jun-19 01:44 PM
Can't we use another hardware than our NN node for mining?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Jun-19 01:44 PM
@CrisF that's a good thing, you don't want that block, you want the hash of 269998 to be 017ad31c57d6d640e602ed6178be11e79281622c237f5e137a8684698f641bb6
Strob04-Jun-19 01:44 PM
Or is it part of the easy mining?
NNoperator04-Jun-19 01:44 PM
many of those coins are diff 1, can't get easier than that.(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Jun-19 01:44 PM
yes you can other, no it's not part of easy
it just ensures that some NNs are mining some chains so that hopefully no one is mining no chains
plus since they are "on-demand" it helps things move
Strob04-Jun-19 01:46 PM
Ok thanks CG and NN!
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Jun-19 01:46 PM
@CrisF you're good
2
NNoperator04-Jun-19 01:46 PM
It is always fun to see which ones you end up mining after running ./assetchains
1
CrisF04-Jun-19 01:47 PM
Thanks!
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Jun-19 01:48 PM
It is always fun to see which ones you end up mining
Fun is remembering that your remote is on-demand and nothing locally is
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Jun-19 01:03 AM
is going to see if he can mine 1500 blocks of TXSCLCC before 10 other people get updated, get off the bad fork, and start notarizing
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Jun-19 05:33 AM
sees that, yes, he can
2
CrisF05-Jun-19 07:49 AM
I've (roughly) translated and posted SHossain's emergency Agama post and put it up in #japanese. Might be worth doing in other foreign language channels if not done so already?
Posted this in #support, but probably get lost with all the activity.(edited)
2
Mylo05-Jun-19 08:39 AM
Nice work crisf
CrisF05-Jun-19 08:56 AM
Oh, sorry 2nd part didn't post.(edited)
Might be a good idea to put something up in other foreign language channels.
kolo05-Jun-19 03:01 PM
@Notary-Operator please, guys, report me any vulnerability affected notary wallet. Any!
mrlynch05-Jun-19 03:02 PM
safe here
CrisF05-Jun-19 03:03 PM
Strob05-Jun-19 04:07 PM
safu!
phm8705-Jun-19 05:22 PM
@blackjok3r Do you know why the 2019NNtestnet seems broken ? I wanted to play a bit on it (I'm having issues to run the KMDLabs NN with the key of mylo ... still 0 notas ... I may reinstall everything a forth time)
https://notarystats.info/testnet.php?period=all
gt05-Jun-19 06:30 PM
@phm87 it’s been a wild day
phm8705-Jun-19 06:32 PM
yeah I saw, I copy pasted and translated messages all day long. There is no emergency about 2019NNtestnet, we can discuss this in few days
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴06-Jun-19 01:09 AM
Do you know why the 2019NNtestnet seems broken ?
same as TXSCLCC, people stopped doing what needs to be done for it all to function
PHBA206106-Jun-19 04:45 AM
on 2019NNtestnet, aynone has nothing but "bestk:-1 like me , with curl -s --url "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:7776" --data "{\"agent\":\"dpow\",\"method\":\"active\"}" | jq -c .[]?
zatJUM06-Jun-19 10:31 AM
I have bestk:-1 for everyone too
CrisF06-Jun-19 10:59 AM
I also have bestk:-1(edited)
PHBA206107-Jun-19 07:14 AM
I have a theory in mind that could explain why the testnet stop notarizing, may be most NN testnest ops follow the official setup guide in order to prepare for the mainnet, so they accidentally killed the testnet iguana instance and forgot to restart it ?
mrlynch07-Jun-19 09:13 AM
my testnet node is still live, although i'm considering shutting it down
it seems we don't have enough minsigs for notas
phm8707-Jun-19 09:16 AM
Mine is also still up. I'd like to have a testnet NN node and keep it 1 year to be able to test things somewhere else than mainet NN
Alright07-Jun-19 09:17 AM
We'll have CFEK as a testnet year round if anyone wants to participate in that. Needs a bit of work to separate it from the LABS cluster though. Probably going to take at least a month to get up and running
We'll have it separated prior to LABS's first scheduled hard fork. (2 months of blocks after block 1)
Greer07-Jun-19 11:39 PM
I did follow the mainnet guide and would be interested in re-enabling BEER, PIZZA and TXSCLCC if it useful. BEER is actually running on mine but on new pubkey, PIZZA failed to start and I'll need to add TXSCLCC to the assetchains.json.
with regards to mainnet, Digital Ocean's firewall only allows 50 rules. UFW enough?
CrisF08-Jun-19 05:01 AM
Hi @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 ,
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05/30/2019
image/snapshot
I live by them
Could you tell me what/how you recommend for this?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Jun-19 08:00 AM
locally: vmware workstation pro has it as a top menu option
remote: any good host should have a snapshots option (although they may also call it "image" or "backup" or whatever)
Deleted User08-Jun-19 08:22 AM
you need 4 rules
no more
@Greer
localhost / ssh / iguana / drop
1
CrisF08-Jun-19 09:52 AM
Thanks, @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴.
jl777c09-Jun-19 02:32 AM
i need an explorer api that is reliable, need to look up recent txids to address
NutellaLicka09-Jun-19 02:43 AM
Not sure what @CHMEX has with dexstats(edited)
jl777c09-Jun-19 02:50 AM
no need, i have it. thanks
1
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴09-Jun-19 09:43 PM
So, is the BEER/PIZZA/TXSCLCC testnet done and over with or is just that many having issues that it's borked?
PHBA206109-Jun-19 10:12 PM
can everyone verify that iguana testnet is still running on your nodes ? You might accidentally kill the iguana testnet instance if you go through every instructions in the official "Setup Komodo Notary Node"
Alright09-Jun-19 10:16 PM
If this testnet wants to survive, needs someone to manage it like I was. I can't take this on right now, I'd suggest everyone move to the CFEK testnet once it's set up though
you can always setup your own testnet with 2 nodes btw


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This year I saw a photo of a wooden Christmas tree that someone had made using a pallet and thought ‘I can do that’. So I did. I now have a handmade wooden Christmas tree which will last for many years and of which I am ridiculously proud. Here are the steps I took:
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He said the government has not given any such subsidy to sugarcane farmers in India as claimed by Australia and other countries in their petition at the WTO.
The Swabhimani Shetkari Sanghatana leader was speaking with reporters at an event organised by the Pune Union of Working Journalists (PUWJ).
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Will have new features such as:
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- Different rarities of gnomes that give more/less points
- Seasons that have an absolute winner at the end (possibly with physical prizes and top notch hand made trophies)
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Some anonymized program informations may be sent to Microsoft (e. g. for error analysis if the app stops unexpected or crashes).
But I point out that software may have security gaps and errors. I can not guarantee that your data is fully protected in this app.


dpkg-trigger(1) dpkg suite dpkg-trigger(1) NAME dpkg-trigger - a package trigger utility SYNOPSIS dpkg-trigger [option...] trigger-name dpkg-trigger [option...] command DESCRIPTION dpkg-trigger is a tool to explicitly activate triggers and check for its support on the running dpkg. This can be used by maintainer scripts in complex and conditional situa‐ tions where the file triggers, or the declarative activate triggers con‐ trol file directive, are insufficiently rich. It can also be used for testing and by system administrators (but note that the triggers won't actually be run by dpkg-trigger). Unrecognized trigger name syntaxes are an error for dpkg-trigger. COMMANDS --check-supported Check if the running dpkg supports triggers (usually called from a postinst). Will exit 0 if a triggers-capable dpkg has run, or 1 with an error message to stderr if not. Normally, however, it is better just to activate the desired trigger with dpkg-trigger. -?, --help Show the usage message and exit. --version Show the version and exit. OPTIONS --admindir=dir Change the location of the dpkg database. The default location is /var/lib/dpkg. --by-package=package Override trigger awaiter (normally set by dpkg through the DPKG_MAINTSCRIPT_PACKAGE environment variable of the maintainer scripts, naming the package to which the script belongs, and this will be used by default). --no-await This option arranges that the calling package T (if any) need not await the processing of this trigger; the interested package(s) I, will not be added to T's trigger processing awaited list and T's status is unchanged. T may be considered installed even though I may not yet have processed the trigger. --no-act Just test, do not actually change anything. ENVIRONMENT DPKG_ADMINDIR If set and the --admindir option has not been specified, it will be used as the dpkg data directory. SEE ALSO dpkg(1), deb-triggers(5), /usr/share/doc/dpkg-dev/triggers.txt.gz. Debian Project 2011-08-14 dpkg-trigger(1)


Wild cows returned home after hurricane
by The Associated PressCAPE LOOKOUT, N.C. — A trio of castaway wild cows have returned home after being found on North Carolina’s Outer Banks, where they apparently washed up after swimming for miles to escape Hurricane Dorian ’s storm surge.
The Raleigh News & Observer reports that the cows were returned to their native stomping grounds on Friday after a two-day operation.
Officials think the stranded cows swam up to 5 miles (8 kilometres) during the September storm before being found near Cape Lookout this month. The cows belong to a herd that roams freely on Cedar Island, across the sound.
When Dorian generated an 8-foot (2-meter) “mini tsunami,” it washed them and dozens of other animals away, including 28 wild horses that died.
The Associated Press


About¶
Brief¶
This project was started in August 2015 and first presented as a poster (see gamma-cat poster at ADASS 2016) at the ADASS 2016 conference.
There is a second gamma-cat poster from 2017 with more recent information on gamma-cat (and gamma-sky.net).
This repo contains a gammacat Python package to work with the data. It is BSD licensed (like Astropy, Gammapy). This license only applies to the code, it has nothing to do with the data.
This is work in progress. Feedback and contributions welcome!
Contact: use whatever you prefer:
- Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Github issue tracker: https://github.com/gammapy/gamma-cat/issues (requires you to make a Github account, which is free and takes a minute)
- TODO: should we make a twitter or facebook account?
For now, we just collect TeV gamma-ray source information. Later we might try to ingest and interconnect other catalogs (e.g. Fermi-LAT GeV catalogs).
Why? There’s already TeVCat!¶
Yes, there is TeVCat .
But TeVCat isn’t really open.
You can view the info on their webpage, and copy & paste individual numbers, but you can’t download a catalog and use it for your research.
To quote http://tevcat.uchicago.edu/terms.html (accessed August 26, 2016):
Users may not perform systematic downloads of TeVCat data for any purpose,whether commercial or not, without the written permission of theTeVCat team. This includes scripted parsing of the website data,webpage ‘scraping’, and the use of robots. If you need access to bulkTeVCat data products, please contact the TeVCat team at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A second major problem with TeVCat is that there’s no version history. Updates and corrections happen, but only the maintainers know when that happens and (presumably) what the older values were.
The goal here is to have a fully open TeV catalog that you can download and use as you like (well, we still require attribution, see next section).
The data here is maintained as text (YAML and ECSV) files in a git repo on Github following the model of astrocats, so it’s fully transparent and we have version history.
The concrete motivation for Christoph Deil to start this catalog in August 2016 was to have a TeV catalog for gamma-sky.net, as well as for checks of all sources in the H.E.S.S. Galactic plane survey catalog against previous publications, and to have a TeV source catalog available for the upcoming CTA science challenge.
Open and reproducible research for gamma-ray astronomy!
Terms of use¶
All data collected here was originally generated by others. If you intend to use this data in a publication, we ask that you please cite the linked sources and/or contact the sources of the data directly.
Collecting, cleaning and maintaining this catalog has taken a lot of time. We require that you give attribution if you’re using it.
For now, while we don’t have a website / paper yet that can be cited, please use this attribution:
Data taken from https://github.com/gammapy/gamma-cat,an open data collection and source catalog for gamma-ray astronomy.
Otherwise, you are free to use this data as you like.
Of course, we appreciate feedback can contributions (additions and corrections)!
Contributors¶
The following people have directly contributed to gamma-cat (alphabetical order by first name)
- Arjun Voruganti (@vorugantia)
- Axel Donath (@adonath)
- Christoph Deil (@cdeil)
- Gernot Maier (@GernotMaier)
- Matthias Wegen (@wegenmat)
- Peter Deiml (@pdeiml)
Many others have contributed indirectly, e.g. given data or feedback via private communication.
Thank you!
Acknowledgements¶
The following tools and services were used to produce this catalog:
- SIMBAD
- Astrophysics data system (ADS)
- Astropy
- Gammapy
- TGeVCat was used to look up info and we had good discussions and collaboration with the TGeVCat team.
- TeVCat was used to look up some info. (We did comply with their terms and conditions and didn’t scrape their website to collect data for this catalog!)


An abandoned 19th-century Napa Valley resort on 857 acres is now on sale for $50 million
by Mary Meisenzahl, Business Insider US- The ruins of the Napa Soda Springs Resort are for sale for the first time in 40 years.
- The resort first opened in 1856 on the site of natural springs that drew visitors from around the country, and closed in the early 20th century. It has never been restored.
- Now, the remaining buildings on the 857-acre property are on the market for around $50 million.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
A Bay Area tech billionaire looking for a project with some history would be smart to look at the Napa Soda Springs Resort, which just went on the market for the first time in 40 years.
Home to 27 mineral water springs, the property was once the site of a legendary resort. Historically, natural springs were seen as potential cure-alls, and resort towns popped up on spring sites around the country. By the 1930s, there were over 2,000 spring resorts in the US.
At the same time, the owners of the resort also had a factory where they bottled and sold Napa Soda, and they won the exclusive rights to use the Napa name in court. In 1897, San Francisco saloons reportedly ran out of Napa Soda, necessitating overnight shifts at the factory to restock. The drink was a 19th century Bay Area food trend, an early precursor to kombucha and Soylent trends of today.
Here’s some history about the resort, and photos of what remains on the site after over a century.
In 1856, a lawyer from San Francisco opened the resort. Over the next decade, he added amenities like tennis, billiards, horseback riding, and citrus groves for visitors. The rest of the century saw a pool, music hall, and pagoda added as well.
As spring resorts went out of vogue, the hotel shut down after World War I. Two later fires destroyed much of what was left of the property.
The resort was a place for wealthy 19th-century vacationers to soak in healing springs and breath mountain air.
The resort has never been renovated, and the remaining shells of the stone buildings are all that’s left of what was once a popular vacation destination. They could be restored by a wealthy buyer willing to pick up the $50 million tab.
The 75-foot-tall Rotunda, introduced with a formal ball in 1877, was once a highlight of the property. Only the shell has survived multiple fires.
Because it has never been renovated, the remaining structures have an eerie quality.
The sale will be one of the largest Bay Area land deals, with 857 acres, several springs, and an 80-foot waterfall.
Despite the large size and remote feel, the property is only about 15 minutes from downtown Napa, and close to several wineries.
The property is listed with Gerry Rohm of JLL Capital Markets.


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--- title: Add Trees(A CS61A Lab Problem) author: Lei Yan date: '2019-03-20' slug: add-trees-a-cs61a-lab categories: - Python tags: - Recursion - Python ---
Here is the problem description:
Define the function
add_trees
, which takes in two trees and returns a new tree where each corresponding node from the first tree is added with the node from the second tree. If a node at any particular position is present in one tree but not the other, it should be present in the new tree as well.
First, here is my solution:
def add_trees(t1, t2):
#if is_leaf(t1) and is_leaf(t2):
#return tree(label(t1) + label(t2))
#elif is_leaf(t1) and not is_leaf(t2):
#return tree(label(t1) + label(t2), branches(t2))
#elif is_leaf(t2) and not is_leaf(t1):
#return tree(t2, t1)
len_1, len_2 = len(branches(t1)), len(branches(t2))
if len_1 == len_2:
return tree(label(t1) + label(t2), [add_trees(b1, b2) for b1, b2 in zip(branches(t1), branches(t2))])
elif len_1 < len_2:
branches_t1 = branches(t1) + [tree(0) for _ in range(len_2 - len_1)]
new_t1 = tree(label(t1), branches_t1)
return add_trees(new_t1, t2)
else:
return add_trees(t2, t1)
For clarity, I delted the doctest.
What you see is the second version of my solution. The first version has three more if/else
as you can see in the comments. Let’s analyse this piece of code!
Please consider these four situations:
Both situation 1 and 2 can be easily solved, see the comments of my code.
Situation 3 is actually not hard too, because you have the same number of branches, so zip(branches(t1), branches(t2))
works well. And hence you can add the roots of two trees and invoke recursive call on each pair of branches of the two trees.
At first, I don’t know how to tackle this problem, so I went to lunch. I have been thinking about this problem on my way to the cafeteria. When I came back, a flash of inspiration provided the major breakthrough: If the numbers of branches are different, I can just add number 0 to that smaller tree to make these two trees have the same number of branches!
OK, problem solved! But wait, situation 1(2) seems to be a special case of situation 3(4)! So, after I deleted the code of situation 1 and 2, I got the present version.
Code below is a definition of tree ADT.
def tree(label, branches=[]):
"""Construct a tree with the given label value and a list of branches."""
for branch in branches:
assert is_tree(branch), 'branches must be trees'
return [label] + list(branches)
def label(tree):
"""Return the label value of a tree."""
return tree[0]
def branches(tree):
"""Return the list of branches of the given tree."""
return tree[1:]
def is_tree(tree):
"""Returns True if the given tree is a tree, and False otherwise."""
if type(tree) != list or len(tree) < 1:
return False
for branch in branches(tree):
if not is_tree(branch):
return False
return True
def is_leaf(tree):
"""Returns True if the given tree's list of branches is empty, and False
otherwise.
"""
return not branches(tree)
def print_tree(t, indent=0):
"""Print a representation of this tree in which each node is
indented by two spaces times its depth from the root.
>>> print_tree(tree(1))
1
>>> print_tree(tree(1, [tree(2)]))
1
2
>>> numbers = tree(1, [tree(2), tree(3, [tree(4), tree(5)]), tree(6, [tree(7)])])
>>> print_tree(numbers)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
"""
print(' ' * indent + str(label(t)))
for b in branches(t):
print_tree(b, indent + 1)
def copy_tree(t):
"""Returns a copy of t. Only for testing purposes.
>>> t = tree(5)
>>> copy = copy_tree(t)
>>> t = tree(6)
>>> print_tree(copy)
5
"""
return tree(label(t), [copy_tree(b) for b in branches(t)])


Items in [ ] are optional. Valid options (not case sensitive, separated by spaces) are:
NOTICE: The table below is potentially innaccurate, if a command does not work as documented, file an issue at https://github.com/thethirdone/rars/issues, and check java -jar rars.jar h for potentially correct documentation
| Option | Description | Since |
|---|---|---|
| a | assemble only, do not simulate | 1.0 |
| aen | terminate RARS with integer exit code n if assembly error occurs | 4.1 |
| ascii | display memory or register contents interpreted as ASCII codes. (alternatives are dec and hex) | 4.1 |
| b | brief - do not display register/memory address along with contents | 2.2 |
| d | display RARS debugging statements (of interest mainly to RARS developer) | |
| dec | display memory or register contents in decimal. (alternatives are ascii and hex) | 2.2 |
| dump | dump memory contents to file. Option has 3 arguments, e.g. dump <segment> <format> <file>. Current supported segments are .text and .data. Also supports an address range (see m-n below). Current supported dump formats are Binary, HexText, BinaryText, AsciiText. See examples below. | 3.4 |
| g | force GUI mode | 1.6 |
| hex | display memory or register contents in hexadecimal - this is the default. (alternatives are ascii and dec) | 2.2 |
| h | display this help. Use this option by itself and with no filename. | 1.0 |
| ic | display instruction count; the number of basic instructions 'executed' | 4.3 |
| mc | set memory configuration. Option has 1 argument, e.g. mc <config>. Argument <config> is case-sensitive and its possible values are Default for the default 32-bit address space, CompactDataAtZero for a 32KB address space with data segment at address 0, or CompactTextAtZero for a 32KB address space with text segment at address 0. | 3.7 |
| me | display RARS messages to standard err instead of standard out. Allows you to separate RARS messages from program output using redirection. | 4.3 |
| nc | copyright notice will not be displayed. Useful if redirecting or piping program output. | 3.5 |
| np | pseudo-instructions or extended instruction formats are not permitted. | 3.0 |
| p | project option - will assemble the specified file and all other assembly files (*.asm; *.s) in its directory. | 3.1 |
| sen | terminate RARS with exit code n if simulate (run) error occurs | 4.1 |
| sm | start execution at statement having global label 'main' if defined | 3.8 |
| smc | Self Modifying Code - Program can write and execute in either text or data segment | 4.4 |
| we | assembler warnings will be considered errors. | 3.5 |
| n | where n is an integer maximum count of execution steps to simulate. If 0, negative or not specified, there is no maximum. | 1.0 |
| $reg | where reg is number or name (e.g. 5, t3, f10) of register whose content to display at end of run. Even-numbered float register displays both float and double. Option may be repeated. NOTE: Depending on your command shell, you may need to escape the $, e.g. \$t3 | 2.2 |
| reg_name | where reg_name is the name (e.g. t3, f10) of register whose content to display at end of run. Even-numbered float register displays both float and double. Option may be repeated. $ not required. | 2.2 |
| m-n | memory address range from m to n whose contents to display at end of run. m and n may be decimal or hexadecimal (starts with 0x), m <= n, both must be on word boundary. Option may be repeated. | 2.2 |
| pa | program arguments - all remaining space-separated items are argument values provided to the program via $a0 (argc - argument count) and $a1 (argv - address of array containing pointers to null-terminated argument strings). The count is also at the top of the runtime stack ($sp), followed by the array.This option and its arguments must be the last items in the command! | 3.5 |
Example: java -jar rars.jar h
Displays command options and explanations.
Example: java -jar rars.jar $s0 $s1 0x10010000-0x10010010 fibonacci.asm
Assemble and run fibonacci.asm. At the end of the run, display the contents of registers $s0 and
$s1, and the contents of memory locations 0x10010000 through 0x10010010. The contents are displayed in
hexadecimal format.
Example: java -jar rars.jar a fibonacci.asm
Assemble fibonacci.asm. Does not attempt to run the program, and the assembled code is not saved.
Example: java -jar rars.jar 100000 infinite.asm
Assemble and run infinite.asm for a maximum of 100,000 execution steps.
Example: java -jar rars.jar p major.asm
Assemble major.asm and all other files in the same directory, link the assembled code, and run starting with the first instruction in major.asm.
Example: java -jar rars.jar major.asm minor.asm sub.asm
Assemble and link major.asm, minor.asm and sub.asm. If successful, execution
will begin with the first instruction in major.asm.
Example: java -jar rars.jar a dump .text HexText hexcode.txt fibonacci.asm
Assemble fibonacci.asm without simulating (note use of 'a' option). At end of assembly, dump the text segment (machine code) to
file hexcode.txt in hexadecimal text format with one instruction per line.
Example: java -jar rars.jar dump 0x10010000-0x10010020 HexText hexcode.txt fibonacci.asm
Assemble and simulate fibonacci.asm. At end of simulation, dump the contents of addresses 0x1001000 to
0x10010020 to file hexdata.txt in hexadecimal text format with one word per line.
Example: java -jar rars.jar t0 process.asm pa counter 10
Assemble and run process.asm with two program argument values, "counter" and "10". It may retrieve the
argument count (2) from $a0, and the address of an array containing pointers to the strings "count" and "10",
from $a1. At the
end of the run, display the contents of register $t0.
The ability to run RARS from the command line is useful if you want to develop scripts (macros) to exercise a given program under multiple scenarios or if you want to run a number of different programs such as for grading purposes.


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I think you need to oraclesfund now... Because CC utxo only validate when spent.. So oracles needed to spend oracle CC utxo to fund or something.
I did make a PoC with the lottoCC that does let ccutxos be validated without being spent... But it requires using multiple CC utxos in the tx, so it spends one to make one.
Alright02-Aug-19 01:30 PM
@Ondalf does the node have a balance?
Guess it should check for that
Ondalf02-Aug-19 01:33 PM
ah, so better fill up something i guess
Ondalf02-Aug-19 04:08 PM
Now LABS has balance. Is that enough?
Oh, didn't run the script. Duh... Better do first and ask then
Exile1302-Aug-19 05:40 PM
i sent 10 LABS to the NN upon launch and its still over half
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Aug-19 05:48 PM
sent 1 and let it earn the rest
Ondalf02-Aug-19 06:06 PM
yup. i think the python script errors out due passed deadline. anyhow, LABS is now seeded with few coins
daemonfox02-Aug-19 07:41 PM
idk what is going on now...
went from avg 40-60 notarisations a day... to nearly 100 per day last few days... to 1 last 24 hours
but just komodo had a ton of changes so guess the script is not working on mine right now
so i should also rerun the iguana install script?
blackjok3r02-Aug-19 07:48 PM
if ou were not on the last update that makes sensu had so many
daemonfox02-Aug-19 07:48 PM
i thought i was...
that post you made i had the same bits as most of the others listed so thought i was good
blackjok3r02-Aug-19 07:50 PM
hmmm no... you will reach consensus with the changes(edited)
but it works slower
daemonfox02-Aug-19 07:51 PM
k
blackjok3r02-Aug-19 07:51 PM
It was imprtant to see what hapens of some ppl didnt update tho so np
daemonfox02-Aug-19 07:51 PM
then i should tell you
I woke to it this morning being over 13 hours since last
I killed it and restarted...
and nada so I wallet reset KMD and LABS
killed and restarted and it instantly got 1 notarisation
now none for four more hours
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Aug-19 07:58 PM
went from avg 40-60 notarisations a day... to nearly 100 per day last few days... to 1 last 24 hours
by the time you average "the last few days" in, does it move you significantly off average over long range?
daemonfox02-Aug-19 07:59 PM
technically... using just last few weeks as avg... no 2 days of 100 plus this now would avg out... but I also started LABS getting 100 a day or more till most of you migrated to the EU hosts
so really thats mute
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Aug-19 08:00 PM
hasn't changed servers in months
daemonfox02-Aug-19 08:06 PM
k back up and running... will see what happens
daemonfox03-Aug-19 12:07 AM
FINALLY GOT A COUPLE
seems really slow now
blackjok3r03-Aug-19 12:20 AM
its supposed to be.... If everyone is using same it should be ok,, but maybe its not
daemonfox03-Aug-19 12:42 AM
looks like it kiked in now
4 in last 100
blackjok3r03-Aug-19 12:45 AM
the version you have is better that most of us are using. I guess if its working for you, we should get everyone to update again and confirm when they have, need to keep track of it this time.
daemonfox03-Aug-19 12:48 AM
k
going to have to fix my staked scripts figure out why it thought it was up to date lol
i did a clean git pull several weeks ago and started from scratch so its weird that skipped the pull and make
CrisF03-Aug-19 01:39 AM
Hi guys,
Do you think we could test out the multi-sig over the next little while. I could use a bit of exp with it. Preferably before we start receiving funding.
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Alright03-Aug-19 01:40 AM
yea we have enough keys now I believe, will create it and send some KMD to it later today
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zatJUM03-Aug-19 07:31 AM
@blackjok3r Just updated here
Mylo03-Aug-19 07:33 AM
@Alright@blackjok3r
i need to get some info for creating a 2k tps cluster running on LABS to demonstrate the capability.
It's not "urgent immediately", but i'd like to start getting info together in the coming week for the marketing team including the costs for running it on LABS, setup + costs.
i think that is a 5 chain cluster. if it's easier as a 3 chain cluster, i'm happy to have 1k tps.
blackjok3r03-Aug-19 07:35 AM
8192*2 tx per block.
Mylo03-Aug-19 07:36 AM
right, and we can have quicker block times too?
blackjok3r03-Aug-19 07:36 AM
Momm script can do 5000 crossxhain tx at once at last test.
Yes we can decrease block time... May be able to get that rate out of 1 chain, but that's flat out cheating.
Mylo03-Aug-19 07:37 AM
didn't realize there were rules to cheat
ok - regardless, need to be showing the capabilities.
we'll stick to 1min blocktime with 3 chain cluster. on success.
because the LABS notaries will fill up harddrives, it doesn't have to be stored, however, if we can work out a way to reset the chain every 2 weeks, say on a saturday and restart it on a monday, that would be cool - automated of course.
maybe the restarts every fortnight could be blocktime experiments. happy to test this stuff out.
kinda ridiculous to only get a dozen a day while others are approaching 100 a day
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Aug-19 02:50 PM
some of those "others" were previously over 100 a day, so you have to keep that in mind as well as the fact that one day (or even 2 or 3) is too small to look at
phm8703-Aug-19 04:30 PM
On my KMDLabs NN, Komodo daemon stopped 2 times today, I don't know why, I relaunch it. If it stops again, I'll check logs and paste it here
daemonfox03-Aug-19 08:54 PM
7 hours since last
zatJUM03-Aug-19 09:08 PM
4h for me
Could we know how many have updated to delayed iguana?
@LabsAssistant If you've updated to the new "delayed iguana" please click the check-mark here
14
CrisF03-Aug-19 09:18 PM
Can anyone confirm mine is the latest?
Exile1303-Aug-19 09:19 PM
stop, git pull, starting
?
zatJUM03-Aug-19 09:20 PM
./stop.sh
(wait 30s)
./start.sh
@Exile13
Exile1303-Aug-19 09:20 PM
sure thing
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Aug-19 09:20 PM
~/SuperNET$ git status|grep 'branch' && git log -1|grep 'commit'
On branch staked
Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/staked'.
commit 448d847b973ff0b2a7d6c4734a3275ed6b96d136
CrisF03-Aug-19 09:21 PM
Hmm, same as me
zatJUM03-Aug-19 09:21 PM
git status|grep 'branch' && git log -1|grep 'commit'
On branch staked
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/staked'.
commit e3ae8559edaa82d8c9cd9aaca78b9ee55d48df38
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Aug-19 09:24 PM
isn't sure now and will double check what he has later tonight


{% extends "web/base.html" %} {% load django_bootstrap5 %} {% load i18n %} {% load static %} {% load bootstrap_icons %} {% load web_extras %} {% block title %} GARDEN Participate {% endblock title %} {% block head %} {% endblock head %} {% block content %} {% url "web:lab-studies-list" lab_slug="garden" as garden_url %} {% include "web/garden/_navigation.html" %} {% trans "How to Participate" as trans_participate_title %} {% page_title trans_participate_title %}
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Ocean [al55], ocean, in The Inner Sea
Last updated Turn #80
Ocean [al55], ocean, in The Inner Sea
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23: Groucho [hu9z], ship, 10 hulls, 1 rowing port, 30 sails, with ram,
23: arrived from Ocean [al56], owner:
23: Kijaro [u4q], Pen, with one worker, 32 sailors
23: Biguah [k7h], Imperial Empire, with 16 nazgul, accompanied by:
23: Piadora [v3y], Imperial Empire, with 16 nazgul
23: Chewbacca [w2h], Imperial Empire, the High Priest of the Church
23: of Timeid [154], with ten angels
23: Ynko [s5q], Imperial Empire, priest of the Church of Dol [153],
23: with four nazgul
24: Groucho [hu9z], ship, 10 hulls, 1 rowing port, 30 sails, with ram,
24: departed for Ocean [al54].
30: It has stopped raining.
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [ak55], 6 days
East, to Ocean [al56], 6 days
South, to Ocean [am55], 6 days
West, to Ocean [al54], 6 days
Inner locations:
Island [ab7h], island, 1 day, owner:
Giant spider [dm3e], giant spiders, number: 10


When you build a hydroponic system of any size, you're going to have to deal with pests at some point. If you're looking for advice on how to protect your hydroponic garden and stop common pests like spider mites, fungus gnats and whiteflies, you're in the right place.
Also known as greenflies or plant lice, these sap-sucking insects are loved by ants, less so by gardeners.
Whiteflies can be persistent pests in hydroponic gardens.
These tiny spiders can be hard to detect, but are a danger to plants all the same.
Thrips are slender but hungry pests.
Scale insects get their name from the females of the type, which look like fish or reptile scales.
Mealybugs are a kind of unarmored scale bug that like the warm.
These voracious pests will eat almost anything.
These caterpillars will feed on anything from the mustard family.


[CHAPTER 330C]
HAWAII POISON PREVENTION PACKAGING ACT
Section
330C-1 Short title
330C-2 Purpose
330C-3 Definitions
330C-4 Rules; implementation
330C-5 Conventional packages, marketing, labeling statements
330C-6 Special packaging standards, establishment
330C-7 Penalties


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% set current_display = "players" %} {% block title %}Players{% endblock title %} {% block content %} Active Weekdays + Hours Active Weekdays Active Hours
| Player | Last Name | Games | First Game | Latest Game |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ player.handle }} | {{ player.latest.name }} | {{ player.game_ids|count }} | {{ player.first.game_id }} | {{ player.latest.game_id }} |


Kent Loyd Dolar
Founder of kentldolar
I am a Web App developer and System DevOps. I 💜 cofee and deep talks.
Education
Books I read
- Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
- Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
- Think Big by Zig Ziglar
- The Alchemist by Paolo Cuelho
- 12 Rules for Life by Jordan Peterson
- How to Win Friends and Influence people by Dale Carnegie
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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block content %} {% if games %} {% for game in games %}
{{ game.id }}) {{ game.label }}
{% endfor %} {% else %}Use this document as a way to quickly start any new django project.
All you get is this text and a mostly barebones HTML document.


So you're interested in learning your first programming language, are you? GOOD! I am going to ask you a series of questions to help narrow down which language is right for you! Sound good? Please confirm by clicking one of the two buttons below:
I AM SAD, BUT I UNDERSTAND.
INITIATE MIND ALTERATION PROTOCOL - I mean - Great choice, human! Say, don't you think things would be better if I knew your name? Since I am programmed to recognize free will, you have the ~option~ to provide a UNIT IDENTIFICATION NUM - I MEAN - NAME.
*___, eh? Nice to meet you! This is Jacob by the way. I've noticed that Greg has been acting strange today. A bit concering, really... Anyway, I'm gonna be tweaking Greg's OS for a little bit, so I'll be your guide until he's back to normal. Go ahead and click this continue button to, well, continue!*
*Jacob here! Greg is acting a bit strange today but he wants me to let you know that he is not hurt by your unwillingness to tell him your name. I'm gonna be tweaking Greg's OS for a little bit, so I'll be your guide until he's back to normal. At any rate, Things WOULD be easier if I had something to call you, so go ahead and choose a name from the list below.*
When is your birthday? Use the calendar below to make your selection.
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