Introducing curvr 2007/11/08
All inspirational credit, including the name, go to Aaron Straup Cope (filtr).
Curvr is a command-line tool that automates the most common operations I do in photoshop when I take pictures.  This is the same line of reasoning that led me to an N73 and that is working out quite well.
I could just run Aaron's filtr script, which does a sort of Lomo-y thing, but that's not so much my style*. Instead, curvr perserves a little more reality and has a couple of key benefits. (* My style being slightly high-contrast but otherwise realistic.)
- Sets white- and black-points just like you can do in Photoshop's Levels dialog.
- Tweaks the color curve to make mid-tones just a touch darker and force more contrast.
The tweak of the color curve has a couple of nice side effects. Since it doesn't touch colors near the white- or black-points, things look pretty realistic. And for some reason, tweaking the mid-tones the way it does has the side effect of reducing haziness pretty effectively. Plus, skies pick up a really nice deep blue color.
My photography professor in college told us to use the red channel of the image to build black & white from color, rather than letting Photoshop convert it to greyscale. This advice carries through to the color mapping functions in curvr -- when replacing colors, the red channel is used as the key into the color map. It works surprisingly well.
Now the how-to-get-it bit. On a Mac you'll need MacPorts and a Terminal. On Linux you'll probably be able to pick a lot of this up from your package manager (update the Makefile accordingly).
$ sudo port install libpng jpeg
Now you can unpack and install GraphicsMagick. The GraphicsMagick source can be obtained at ftp://ftp.graphicsmagick.org/pub/GraphicsMagick/. I use version 1.1.10.
./configure && make && sudo make install
Finally, curvr is just a simple make
.
curvr 0.1 http://svn.rcrowley.org/svn/curvr/ http://github.com/rcrowley/curvr
Comments (5)
but...but...the first third of that picture looks the nicest!
— britta — 2007/11/08 1:12 pm
I personally like the middle one the best. It doesn't go too dark but has gotten a lot of the haziness out. Perhaps I'm crazy.
— Richard Crowley — 2007/11/08 1:44 pm
Yeah, the middle one seems the best of the trio. I'll have to try this out once I install MacPorts.
— Paul Stamatiou — 2007/11/08 9:36 pm
Hey, I'm having a bit of trouble getting this thing installed. It seems to be choking on /usr/local/include/exiv2 during the curvr make.
I tried installing exiv2 via sudo port install exiv2, but it doesn't seem to have created the /usr/local/include/exiv2 directory.
Also, I haven't been able to get GraphicsMagick to compile and install, but sudo port install GraphicsMagick seems to put 1.1.7 in place. Do you think that could be the problem?
Any ideas?
Thanks! I'm hoping I can get curvr installed, because it makes your pictures look really nice, and I'm partial to low-overhead command-line tweaks that don't require a lot of clicking.
— Isaac Z. Schlueter — 2008/01/07 10:24 am
You probably need to install development ports as well. On Ubuntu many packages have a version with "-dev" appended to the end that install the headers and such. Or just install from source, which is what I think I did for Exiv2 at least. GraphicsMagick 1.1.7 should work but there have been several good fixes since then. 1.1.10 from source isn't that hard either.
— Richard Crowley — 2008/01/07 10:51 am


From Lunch and Learns to our annual 'Behind the Design' series, we regularly hold events to inform and inspire folks on all things data storytelling.
The DDS book club brings together data lovers to explore the practice of data storytelling through the lens of authors in the field. We typically hold a book club quarterly- check out the newsletter for what we're reading next!
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Advanded Mapping : distinct values in column
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[b]12:37am[/b] Ingested approximately 15mg in a capsule. Sitting down in front of the computer to do some surfing while I wait for the first effects. It might also be worthwhile to know I had some snacks about an hour and a half ago. So, stomach is not empty.
[b]T+0:06[/b] Think I'm starting to feel the first effects now. Visual field has started to get some minor distortions. Headspace has changed a little bit as well. It's too early to tell in exactly what way.
[b]T+0:19[/b] some slight nasuea noticed.
[b]T+0:23[/b] Very much in a different headspace now. Concentrating on the monitor is difficult. Think I will have to leave the computer alone for a while.
[b]T+2:00[/b] Back at the computer for a while. Very complicated state of mind. Very intricate thought patterns. Quite introspective but I have no difficulty talking and expressing myself, quite the opposite. Very beautiful. Can almost taste colors. Music is wonderful. I'm wondering how to accurately describe the experience. I'm coming up short. It has to be experienced first hand.
[b]T+2:50[/b] Came back from a walk outside and sitting by the pool. There are some water fountains by the pool that created a beautiful soundscape that I could see when I closed my eyes.
[b]T+3:50[/b] Pretty much back at baseline.
[b]T+4:15[/b] Going to bed.
All of the above was written during the experience and now I'm writing the day after. It was truly an amazing experience. In the time between 1:00am and 2:28am I spent most of the time sitting on the couch and admiring the visuals and enjoying the experience. Shadows were flickering and oscillating. Objects were morphing and vision was fish eye like.
Closing my eyes was like entering another dimension in which all that defines ordinary reality didn't exist. Felt very much at one with the universe. When I closed my eyes I could feel myself dissolving, twisting, morphing and turning. All in a very wonderful way.
Somewhere in the middle of the experience I caught myself thinking that there is no possible way anything could feel better than this. I haven't felt that way since the very first time I tried MDMA (which was my first substance of any kind).
I didn't notice any of the side effects mentioned so far. There were some minor muscle spasms but they were barely noticable. Before I went to bed I felt almost completely back at baseline. I was able to go to sleep within an hour and woke up well rested.
This will definitely require some further investigation. I'd have to agree with a previous poster, seems almost too good to be true.
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The objective of the seminar is to:
The seminar is carried out as a set of presentations (2 each lecture) chosen from a set of available papers (available below). The grade is determined as a function of the presentation, handling questions and answers, and participation:
| Date | Title | Presenter | Slides | Advisor |
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| 21.09 | Introduction to the seminar (topics, objectives, structure): | Veselin Raychev | ||
| 05.10 | code2vec: Learning Distributed Representations of Code | Agon | Pesho Ivanov | |
| Structural Language Models of Code | Afra | Mislav Balunović | ||
| 12.10 | Scaffle: Bug Localization on Millions of Files | Yann | Marc Fischer | |
| Neural Attribution for Semantic Bug-Localization in Student Programs | Daniele | Momchil Peychev | ||
| 19.10 | LambdaNet: Probabilistic Type Inference using Graph Neural Networks | Sinan | Pesho Ivanov | |
| Learning Loop Invariants for Program Verification | Robin | Mislav Balunović | ||
| 26.10 | Synthesizing Programs for Images using Reinforced Adversarial Learning | Arda | Marc Fischer |


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gridfile.load
Load data from the sources catalogued in a gridfile.
Syntax
Description
Loads all the data catalogued in a gridfile. Returns the loaded data array and grid metadata for the array.
Returns the loaded data in a custom dimension order. The order of dimensions in the loaded array will match the order specified in the dimensions list. If the gridfile has dimension that are not specified in the dimension order, the unspecified dimensions are moved to the end of the order.
Specify which elements to load along each dimension. The order of elements in the returned array will match the order of specified indices. Returned metadata will only hold metadata for the specified indices, and the rows of the metadata will match the order of the indices. If indices are not specified for a dimension, the method loads all data elements along that dimension.
Specify the numeric precision of the loaded array. By default, uses double precision when either 1. Requested data includes double, (u)int32, or (u)int64 data types, or 2. Requested data is not in any data source. Uses single precision if all requested data is of single, char, logical, (u)int8, or (u)int16 data types.
Input Arguments
dimensions
indices
If only a single dimension is listed in the dimension order, the dimension’s indices may be provided directly, instead of in a scalar cell. However, the cell syntax is still permitted.
Note: Any dimensions not listed in the dimension order will be loaded in full.


public class ProcessService
extends java.lang.Object
IProcessServiceListener
to fire events
as the service sees fit. The service is responsible for handling processing of tasks to-do.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private static ProcessService |
INSTANCE |
private java.util.ArrayList<IProcessServiceListener> |
listeners |
private static java.util.logging.Logger |
logger |
private java.util.ArrayList<MavenTask> |
taskList |
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
private |
ProcessService()
The private facing constructor used by the public-facing
getInstance() method
to create a new service instance reference if one does not already exist. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
addListener(IProcessServiceListener listener)
Adds an implementation of
IProcessServiceListener to the service's internal list of listeners |
boolean |
addTask(MavenTask task)
Adds a new
MavenTask to the service's list of tasks. |
void |
appendExecutionOutput(java.lang.String toAppend)
A public facing method to let the service know to tell listeners of the service that there is
new execution output from a child process.
|
void |
executeProcessTasks()
Executes the current tasks by using the
CommandLine.ExecuteCommandLine(File, String) method |
static ProcessService |
getInstance()
The public facing method to get an instance of the class.
|
MavenTask |
getTask(java.util.UUID id)
Returns a specific
MavenTask from the list of all maven tasks held by the service. |
int |
getTaskIndex(java.util.UUID id)
Returns the index in the processes internal task list of a specific
MavenTask . |
java.util.ArrayList<MavenTask> |
getTasks()
Returns a new
ArrayList of tasks to be used by other parts of the application. |
boolean |
removeListener(IProcessServiceListener listener)
Removes an existing implementation of
IProcessServiceListener from the service's internal list
of listeners. |
boolean |
removeTask(MavenTask task)
Removes a
MavenTask from the service's list of tasks. |
void |
reorderTaskPosition(int from,
int to)
Reorders elements in
taskList by swapping positions. |
boolean |
updateTask(MavenTask task)
Updates an existing
MavenTask from the service's list of tasks. |
private static final java.util.logging.Logger logger
private static ProcessService INSTANCE
private java.util.ArrayList<IProcessServiceListener> listeners
private java.util.ArrayList<MavenTask> taskList
private ProcessService()
getInstance()
method
to create a new service instance reference if one does not already exist.public static ProcessService getInstance()
ProcessService
public void executeProcessTasks()
CommandLine.ExecuteCommandLine(File, String)
methodpublic java.util.ArrayList<MavenTask> getTasks()
ArrayList
of tasks to be used by other parts of the application.ArrayList
of MavenTask
objects held by the service.public MavenTask getTask(java.util.UUID id)
MavenTask
from the list of all maven tasks held by the service.id
- The UUID to retrieve from the list of tasks.MavenTask
object, or null if the task doesn't exist.public int getTaskIndex(java.util.UUID id)
MavenTask
.id
- The UUID
of the task to retrieve the index of.MavenTask
in the processes internal task list, or -1 if it doesn't exist.public boolean addTask(MavenTask task)
MavenTask
to the service's list of tasks.task
- The MavenTask
to add to the list.public boolean updateTask(MavenTask task)
MavenTask
from the service's list of tasks.task
- The MavenTask
to update from the list of tasks.public boolean removeTask(MavenTask task)
MavenTask
from the service's list of tasks.task
- The MavenTask
to remove from the list of tasks.public void reorderTaskPosition(int from, int to)
taskList
by swapping positions. This is a better method
than just removing the element and inserting at the proper position as the list doesn't
require resizing to a smaller, then larger size. There may even be a better way to implement
this kind of re-ordering of the list, but for now, the list is small, and a bubble-sort-like
implementation for re-ordering will suffice.public void appendExecutionOutput(java.lang.String toAppend)
toAppend
- The string to tell other listeners about.public boolean addListener(IProcessServiceListener listener)
IProcessServiceListener
to the service's internal list of listenerslistener
- A class that implements IProcessServiceListener
public boolean removeListener(IProcessServiceListener listener)
IProcessServiceListener
from the service's internal list
of listeners.listener
- A class that implements IProcessServiceListener


laptop-detect
Attempt to determine if the script is running on a laptop or desktop.
More information: home page
- Return an exit status of 0 if the current device is likely a laptop, else returns 1:
laptop-detect
- Print the type of device that the current system is detected as:
laptop-detect --verbose
- Display the version:
laptop-detect --version


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Chopped Burnt Ends, spicy barbecue sauce, diced jalapeños, cheddar & jack cheeses
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The Mobile Application Development Club (MAD Club) is Embry-Riddle's only student organization dedicated to the creation of mobile applications. This student-led organization provides students across campus the opportunity to learn and apply their skills to Software and Computer Engineering fields. Opportunities that will be available for members include workshops, student-led projects, and competitive application development.
To advocate for the development and creation of software for mobile platforms, through the education of the principles and elements of mobile application development.
"A mobile app is a software application developed specifically for use on small, wireless computing devices, such as smartphones and tablets, rather than desktop or laptop computers."
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The MAD Club works with more than just applications designed for a single smartphone. Mobile applications development encompasses devices across the board - including smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, virtual reality (VR) apparatuses, and others.
In mobile app development, the MAD Club targets four major areas:
A well developed mobile application is one that excels both in function and in form. Club members will learn more about the proper design language for an app while creating beautiful and flexible user interfaces.
Members will design and build mobile applications that have a defined purpose and function and always have some value to the user. Functions can go far beyond the software itself, and the application can integrate with other software and hardware.
At the core of any mobile application is the code that defines the software. This is the traditional aspect of mobile application development. Members will collaborate to build applications for various platforms in various languages, such as C, Java, HTML, Javascript, and more.
Preparing an application for distribution is often overlooked in most workshops and development sessions. Members will build applications and software that are scalable and can be implemented on hundreds of different devices.


Requirements: OS X 10.10 or later
Works on your on your local machine. Requests are encrypted and secure.
Intuitive and easy to use.
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What is the name of the property a ≤ b → f b ≤ f a
? I cannot for the life of me bring myself to switch the order on either side -- or am I simply wrong about this? f
is 𝕍
in algebraic geometry.
Monotonicity? spoke too soon!@[mono]
Antitone ?
The link is to Encyclopedia of Math, where they say that monotone is either isotone or antitone, but in my experience most people just say monotone despite the ambiguity
I think there is no name for this in mathlib. We have monotone
, which is for non-decreasing functions.
Sometimes people use antimono
as in the analysis library
theorem convex.strict_antimono_of_deriv_neg : ∀ x y ∈ D, x < y → f y < f x :=
Other times people just use decreasing.
I guess Kevin's problem with "decreasing" is it suggests a strict inequality. In French there is no issue because the default for all inequalities is to include equality, and we say "strict inequality" when equality is excluded.
Either someone tells us an officially mathlib-sanctioned name or we are forced to change the inclusion relation on one of the sets. Is there some sort of profound reason why the canonical inequality on affine algebraic sets has to be the obvious one?
Maybe I could use the broken inequality on affine algebraic sets with notation <= and then define \sub to mean ge!
For me, the canonical mathlib name is indeed antimono
.
@Kevin Buzzard The other option is that you don't use any name. You can always just formalise the statement as a ≤ b → V b ≤ V a
, instead of lemma foobar : antimono V
.
I guess you need the name to describe the lemma, like
lemma antimono_of_something : a ≤ b → V b ≤ V a.
Ok, sure... I would call the lemma antimono_V
, I guess
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ros-use - sets the default implementation used by roswell # synopsis
ros [options] use impl[/version]
impl : The name of an implementation which is already installed. New implementations can be downloaded by ros-install(1). The list of installed implementations is available in ros-list(1).
version: : The version specifier. The string representation of the version (e.g.
ros use sbcl : use the latest SBCL among several versions of SBCLs installed by ros-install. This is compiled from the source, which may take some time to install but allows SLIME to jump to the implementation source code.
ros use sbcl-bin : use the latest stable SBCL binary downloaded from vendor’s website. Roswell uses this by default. sbcl-bin
tends to be an older version compared to sbcl
, but surely newer than your apt-get installed counterpart!
ros use sbcl/1.3.1 : use the compiled SBCL 1.3.1.
ros use sbcl-bin/1.3.1 : use the prebuilt SBCL 1.3.1.
ros use sbcl/system : use the SBCL available in the PATH.
ros use ccl : use the CCL compiled from the source. Same set of version specifiers as for SBCL can be applied.
Roswell also supports abcl, acl, clisp, cmu and ecl.
sbcl(1), ros(1), ros-install(1), ros-list(1) _


Execute the script explicitly by requesting it directly.
And there are some more variables are predefined


An R interface to estimate structured additive regression (STAR) models with 'BayesX'.
| Version: |
1.1-1 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.13.0), BayesXsrc, colorspace, mgcv |
| Imports: |
methods |
| Suggests: |
akima, coda, maps, maptools, MBA, parallel, shapefiles, sp, spdep, splines, rgdal, spData |
| Published: |
2017-12-05 |
| Author: |
Nikolaus Umlauf [aut, cre],
Thomas Kneib [aut],
Stefan Lang [aut],
Achim Zeileis [aut] |
| Maintainer: |
Nikolaus Umlauf <Nikolaus.Umlauf at uibk.ac.at> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| Citation: |
R2BayesX citation info |
| In views: |
Bayesian |
| CRAN checks: |
R2BayesX results |


There are many variations of passages of Lorem Ipsum available, but the majority have suffered alteration in some form, by injected humour, or randomised words which don't look even slightly believable. If you are going to use a passage of Lorem Ipsum, you need to be sure there isn't anything embarrassing hidden in the middle of text.
There are many variations of passages of Lorem Ipsum available, but the majority have suffered alteration in some form, by injected humour, or randomised words which don't look even slightly believable.
The generated Lorem Ipsum is therefore always free from repetition, injected humour, or non-characteristic words etc.
All the Lorem Ipsum generators on the Internet tend to repeat predefined chunks as necessary, making this the first true generator on the Internet. It uses a dictionary of over 200 Latin words, combined with a handful of model sentence structures, to generate Lorem Ipsum which looks reasonable. The generated Lorem Ipsum is therefore always free from repetition, injected humour, or non-characteristic words etc.


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The Ophis project started on a lark back in 2001. My graduate studies required me to learn Perl and Python, and I'd been playing around with Commodore 64 emulators in my spare time, so I decided to learn both languages by writing a simple cross-assembler for the 6502 chip the C-64 used in both.
The Perl version was quickly abandoned, but the Python one slowly grew in scope and power over the years, and by 2005 was a very powerful, flexible macro assembler that saw more use than I'd expect. In 2007 I finally got around to implementing the last few features I really wanted and polishing it up for general release.
Part of that process has been formatting the various little tutorials and references I'd created into a single, unified document—the one you are now reading.
It's actually a kind of a horrific pun. See, I was using Python at the time, and one of the things I had been hoping to do with the assembler was to produce working Apple II programs. "Ophis" is Greek for "snake", and a number of traditions also use it as the actual name of the serpent in the Garden of Eden. So, Pythons, snakes, and stories involving really old Apples all combined to name the assembler.
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The key to the scientists’ success is an artificial, light-activated protein they developed a few years ago. The protein can be genetically engineered to express in a neuron or other type of cell and function as an optical switch. Zap the protein with one color of light, and it switches on and activates its host neuron. Zap it with another color of light, and it turns off and the neuron becomes dormant.


SenseMote is an operating system and set of applications for the ChipCon CC1110 SoC radio. Reference designs for a low-cost Internet gateway and sensors nodes are provided.
SenseMote is distributed under the permissive ISC/Simplified BSD License
Copyright (c) 2012, Toby Jaffey<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any
purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above
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LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR
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PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.
In plain language, you may use the code for any purpose including commercial. But, you may not remove the copyright notice from the source code nor hold SenseMote responsible for your problems.
SenseMote is designed for the ChipCon CC1110. The CC1110 is a single chip device featuring a flexible sub-1Ghz radio and an 8051 microcontroller.
Currently, all SenseMote reference designs are based on the Ciseco XRF CC1110 module.


The navigation bar can also be fixed at the top or at the bottom of the page.
A fixed navigation bar stays visible in a fixed position (top or bottom) independent of the page scroll.
The .fixed-top
class makes the navigation bar fixed at the top.
Use .fixed-bottom
class to make the navbar stay at the bottom of the page.


Everything you ever wanted to do with
## Image Manipulation
in Golang
whoami
## Matthew Gray
Rubiest at Storypark
https://matthew.nz
GOALS
* Create an image
* Compression
* Conversion
* Stripping metadata
* Resizing
`image.Image` describes an interface with the minimum you need
to present an image.
```golang
type Image interface {
// ColorModel returns the Image's color model.
ColorModel() color.Model
// Bounds returns the domain for which At can
// return non-zero color. The bounds do not
// necessarily contain the point (0, 0).
Bounds() Rectangle
// At returns the color of the pixel at (x, y).
// At(Bounds().Min.X, Bounds().Min.Y) returns
// the upper-left pixel of the grid.
// At(Bounds().Max.X-1, Bounds().Max.Y-1) returns
// the lower-right one.
At(x, y int) color.Color
}
```
`image.Image` is implemented by
* `image.Alpha` for 8 bit colour
* `image.CMYK` based on [Cyan Magenta and Yellow](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CMYK_color_model)
* `image.Paletted`
* `image.RGBA` for [32-bit alpha-premultiplied color](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_compositing)
* `image.NRGBA` for non-RGBA colour used in webp
And in higher resolution by
* `image.Alpha16`
* `image.Gray16`
* `image.NRGBA64`
* `image.RGBA64`
Or alternative formats like
* `image.Uniform` for infinite-sized images
* `image.YCbCr` for [higher level colour spaces](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YCbCr)
* `image.NYCbCrA` for non-Y'CbCr-with-alpha colors
Generally a package named `image.[type]`
Is just managing a collection of `color.[type]`
Stored as a list of int8
So lets go and make an image!
```golang
type RGBA struct {
// Pix holds the image's pixels, in R, G, B, A order.
// The pixel at (x, y) starts at Pix[(y-Rect.Min.Y)*Stride
// + (x-Rect.Min.X)*4].
Pix []uint8
// Stride is the Pix stride (in bytes) between vertically
// adjacent pixels.
Stride int
// Rect is the image's bounds.
Rect Rectangle
}
```
And those bounds will need these definitions
```golang
// Rectangle contains the points with
// Min.X <= X < Max.X, Min.Y <= Y < Max.Y.
type Rectangle struct {
Min, Max Point
}
// Point is an X, Y coordinate pair. The axes
// increase right and down.
type Point struct {
X, Y int
}
```
Lets make small image based on these interfaces.
To do this, you need the `image` package.
```golang
img := image.RGBA{}
img.Rect = image.Rectangle{
image.Point{0, 0},
image.Point{1, 5},
}
// Stride is the Pix stride (in bytes) between
// vertically adjacent pixels.
img.Stride = 4
```
Nice, now lets make an image
```golang
// Pix holds the image's pixels, in R, G, B, A order
img.Pix = []uint8{
0xff , 0x0 , 0x0 , 0xff , // Red
0x0 , 0xff , 0x0 , 0xff , // Green
0x0 , 0x0 , 0xff , 0xff , // Blue
0x0 , 0xff , 0x0 , 0xff , // Green
0xff , 0x0 , 0x0 , 0xff , // Red
}
```
Let's compress it with `image/png`
And write it to disk with `os`
```golang
f, err := os.Create("test.png")
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
defer f.Close()
// Note, dereferencing pointer type
err = png.Encode(f, &img)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
```
And voila!
We've got a 5x1 pixel image
GOALS
* ~~Create an image~~ DONE
* ~~Compression~~ DONE
* Conversion
* Stripping metadata
* Resizing
To convert images we need to
1. Read the file
2. Decode the image
3. Re-encode as jpeg
4. Write out to disk
Lets open fiels for reading and writing
```golang
in, err := os.Open("test.png")
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
defer in.Close()
out, err := os.Create("test.jpg")
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
defer out.Close()
```
And re-encode as JPEG
```golang
img, err := png.Decode(in)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
opts := jpeg.Options{Quality: 100}
err = jpeg.Encode(out, img, &opts)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
```
Where has that metadata exif stuff gone?
preview > tools > show inspector
(i) > exif
```golang
path := "/Users/mbgray/Desktop/IMG_20180401_182653.jpg"
in, err := os.Open(path)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
defer in.Close()
img, err := jpeg.Decode(in)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
```
GOALS
* ~~Create an image~~ DONE
* ~~Compression~~ DONE
* ~~Conversion~~ DONE
* ~~Stripping metadata~~ DONE
* Resizing
This one is a bit more compliated, so lets use a library
[github.com/nfnt/resize](https://github.com/nfnt/resize)
Add to code
```golang
import "github.com/nfnt/resize'
```
Setup vendoring
```sh
dep init
dep ensure
```
Lets resize to 1000px using Lanczos3
```golang
out, err := os.Create("test.jpg")
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
defer out.Close()
// resize to width 1000 using Lanczos resampling
// and preserve aspect ratio
resized := resize.Resize(1000, 0, img, resize.Lanczos3)
saveOptions := jpeg.Options{Quality: 100}
err = jpeg.Encode(out, resized, &saveOptions)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
```
And one more time with NearestNeighbor
```golang
resized := resize.Resize(100, 0, img, resize.NearestNeighbor)
```
Things I learnt
* Interfaces are powerful
* The data structures are really simple
* Image resizing is more than just sampling
The slides are up here:
[heymatthew.github.io/presentation-go-images](https://heymatthew.github.io/presentation-go-images/)


Bandelier Marathon
White Rock NM/USA
Website: www.highaltitudeathletics.org/bandy.htm
Race Winners
(22 runnings)
18 May
2004
2:53:25
3:40:49
10 May
2003
2:59:30
3:53:30
11 May
2002
3:02:50
4:05:39
12 May
2001
2:53:38
3:15:32
21 Oct
2000
3:25:24
4:07:15
08 May
1999
3:01:10
3:51:06
09 May
1998
2:49:15
4:02:38
10 May
1997
3:05:49
4:10:30
11 May
1996
2:57:44
4:33:56
29 Apr
1995
2:59:48
3:25:41
30 Apr
1994
3:03:38
3:26:14
15 May
1993
2:52:06
3:23:53
02 May
1992
2:57:10
3:53:29
25 May
1991
2:59:12
3:51:58
26 May
1990
2:39:42
4:53:28
29 May
1989
2:44:24
3:50:29
30 May
1988
2:53:54
4:14:29
25 May
1987
2:42:29
4:06:15
26 May
1986
2:39:51
3:27:05
19 May
1985
2:44:00
3:21:52
28 May
1984
2:58:53
3:39:15
1983
2:52:51
3:19:30
Notes: 1983 was the inaugural year. In 1996, the race was postponed one week because of the Dome wildfire; in 2000,
the race was delayed five months because of the Cerro Grange wildfire. The start for all years has been the Nazarene
Church in White Rock. For 1983-87, the finish was at Piñon Park in White Rock; for 1988-2004, the race finished
in the starting area. The course was first certified in 1991.
Miles Baron-5
Amy Regan (NM/USA)
Miles Baron-4
Laurie Williams (NM/USA)
Miles Baron-3
Susan Ross (NM/USA)
David Derkas (NM/USA)
Erica Larson (NM/USA)
Chris Chavez (NM/USA)
Patty Danforth-3
Rick Stuart (NM/USA)
Patty Danforth-2
Miles Baron-2
Patty Danforth (NM/USA)
Jesse Taylor (NM/USA)
Kathy Mastoras (NM/USA)
Miles Baron (NM/USA)
Sarah Rust (NM/USA)
Gary Wall (NM/USA)
Becky Swartz-3
Duncan Hammon (NM/USA)
Becky Swartz-2
Senovio (Leo) Torres-3
Becky Swartz (CO/USA)
Blake Wood (NM/USA)
Laurie Abrams (NM/USA)
Dave Dixson-2
Jackie MacFarlane-3
Jerry Martinez (NM/USA)
Jody Benson (NM/USA)
Oliver Trujillo (NM/USA)
Jackie MacFarlane-2
Dave Dixson (NM/USA)
Colleen Olinger-3
Senovio (Leo) Torres-2
Colleen Olinger-2
Danny Bustos (NM/USA)
Jackie MacFarlane (NM/USA)
Senovio (Leo) Torres (NM/USA)
Mary Nichols (NM/USA)
Charles Thorn (NM/USA)
Colleen Olinger (NM/USA)
Leroy Begay (USA)
Dianne Walthers (NM/USA)
Most Wins
(1983-date)
Men
5
Miles Baron (NM/USA)
1996,1998,2002-04
Women
3
Colleen Olinger (NM/USA)
1984,1987-88
.
Jackie MacFarlane (NM/USA)
1986,1989,1991
.
Becky Swartz (CO/USA)
1993-95
.
Patty Danforth (NM/USA)
1998-2000
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No specific information on prize money has been received for this race altho the 1988 race was reported to have
$500 in prize money distributed.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men under 2:20 Women No women under 2:50
Last Updated on 13 Oct 2006
Contributors: Rene LeClaire, Klaas Loonstra (8)


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Execution of the reactions is started in the order in which they appear.
done is invoked when all reactions complete successfully or on the first received error
data passed to Done is the array of the datas returned by the reactions
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Type |
Description |
reactions |
Array
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Invoke all reactions in order, waiting for the previous to complete.
All reactions are invoked with the original context. Done is invoked with the array of data returned by the reactions
Executions stops on first error and done(error) is invoked
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Type |
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reactions |
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A reaction (starting with the first) is invoked passing the original context.
If there are no reactions done(false) is invoked.
Upon succeeding with falsy data the steps are repeated for the next reaction.
Upon succeeding with truthy data the done(false, data) is invoked.
Upon error the done(error) is invoked.
Parameters:
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Type |
Description |
reactions |
Array
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context |
any
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done |
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Invokes the ifReaction, and according to its result invokes either trueReaction or falseReaction.
Continuation variant of `if (ifReaction()) trueReaction(); else falseReaction();`
Parameters:
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Type |
Description |
ifReaction |
Reaction
|
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trueReaction |
Reaction
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falseReaction |
Reaction
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context |
any
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done |
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<static> map(mapReaction, context, done)
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Map function executes `context.map(mapReaction)` with
continuation passing style / async mapReaction
It requires the context to be an array.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
mapReaction |
Reaction
|
reaction mapping from context item to the result item |
context |
Array
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done |
Done
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<static> mapHash(mapReaction, context, done)
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MapHash function executes the mapping function for every property of hash
and add the results under the same key in a new hash.
Current implementation is serial, but can be made parallel
It requires the context to be a hash (JavaScript object).
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
mapReaction |
Reaction
|
reaction mapping from context item to the result item |
context |
Object
|
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done |
Done
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<static> parallel(reactions, context, done)
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Execution of the reactions is started in the order in which they appear.
done is invoked when all reactions complete successfully or on the first received error
data passed to Done is the context object. It might have been changed by the reactions
Parameters:
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Type |
Description |
reactions |
Array
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context |
any
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done |
Done
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<static> reduce(intial, reduceReaction, context, done)
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Map function executes `context.reduce(reduceReaction, initial)` with
continuation passing style / async mapReaction
It requires the context to be an array.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
intial |
|
intial value |
reduceReaction |
Reaction
|
reaction receiving { "initial": ... , "current": ... } context and required to pass the intial value of the next invokation |
context |
Array
|
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done |
Done
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Invoke all reactions in order, waiting for the previous to complete.
All reactions and done are invoked with the original context.
Executions stops on first error and done(error) is invoked
Parameters:
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Type |
Description |
reactions |
Array
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context |
any
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done |
Done
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<static> switch(keyReaction, reactionMap, context, done)
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Switches between multiple reactions based on the results from the keyReaction.
Both the keyReaction and the chosen reaction are passed the context.
The chosen reaction is passed the original done.
If the keyReaction results in error the done(error) is invoked and no reaction is chosen.
If the reaction map does not contain a reaction matching the result of keyReaction the 'default' reaction is invoked.
In case such a reaction (default) is not present, done(false, context) is invoked.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
keyReaction |
Reaction
|
a reaction returning the key for the chosen reaction. |
reactionMap |
Hash
|
a javascript object whose properties contain reactions. |
context |
any
|
the context to use |
done |
Done
|
|
- Source:
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<static> waterfall(reactions, context, done)
-
Each reactions is invoked using the result of the previous one as context.
The first is fed the original context. Done is invoked with the result of the last one.
Execution is stopped on error and done(error) is invoked.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
reactions |
Array
|
|
context |
any
|
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done |
Done
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Struct PlaneF
A structure encapsulating a 3D Plane
Inherited Members
Namespace: MathStructs
Assembly: MathStructs.dll
Syntax
public struct PlaneF
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourcePlaneF(Vector3F, Single)
Constructs a Plane from the given normal and distance along the normal from the origin.
Declaration
public PlaneF(Vector3F normal, float d)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector3F | normal | The Plane's normal vector. |
| System.Single | d | The Plane's distance from the origin along its normal vector. |
PlaneF(Vector4F)
Constructs a Plane from the given Vector4F.
Declaration
public PlaneF(Vector4F value)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector4F | value | A vector whose first 3 elements describe the normal vector, and whose W component defines the distance along that normal from the origin. |
PlaneF(Single, Single, Single, Single)
Constructs a Plane from the X, Y, and Z components of its normal, and its distance from the origin on that normal
Declaration
public PlaneF(float x, float y, float z, float d)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Single | x | The X-component of the normal. |
| System.Single | y | The Y-component of the normal. |
| System.Single | z | The Z-component of the normal. |
| System.Single | d | The distance of the Plane along its normal from the origin. |
Fields
| Improve this Doc View SourceD
The distance of the Plane along its normal from the origin.
Declaration
public float D
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Single |
Normal
The normal vector of the Plane.
Declaration
public Vector3F Normal
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Vector3F |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceCreateFromVertices(Vector3F, Vector3F, Vector3F)
Creates a Plane that contains the three given points.
Declaration
public static PlaneF CreateFromVertices(Vector3F point1, Vector3F point2, Vector3F point3)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector3F | point1 | The first point defining the Plane. |
| Vector3F | point2 | The second point defining the Plane. |
| Vector3F | point3 | The third point defining the Plane. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| PlaneF |
Deconstruct(out Vector3F, out Single)
Declaration
public void Deconstruct(out Vector3F normal, out float d)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector3F | normal | The Normal component. |
| System.Single | d | The distance (D) component. |
Deconstruct(out Single, out Single, out Single, out Single)
Extracts the X, Y, and Z components from the Normal vector and distance (D) components from this PlaneF.
Declaration
public void Deconstruct(out float x, out float y, out float z, out float d)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Single | x | |
| System.Single | y | |
| System.Single | z | |
| System.Single | d | The distance (D) component. |
Dot(PlaneF, Vector4F)
Calculates the dot product of a Plane and Vector4F.
Declaration
public static float Dot(PlaneF plane, Vector4F value)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PlaneF | plane | The Plane. |
| Vector4F | value | The Vector4F. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Single |
Dot(Vector4F)
Calculates the dot product of this Plane and Vector4F.
Declaration
public float Dot(Vector4F value)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector4F | value | The Vector4F. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Single |
DotCoordinate(PlaneF, Vector3F)
Returns the dot product of a specified Vector3F and the normal vector of a PlaneF plus the distance value of that PlaneF (D).
Declaration
public static float DotCoordinate(PlaneF plane, Vector3F value)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PlaneF | plane | The plane. |
| Vector3F | value | The Vector3F. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Single |
DotCoordinate(Vector3F)
Returns the dot product of a specified Vector3F and the Normal vector of this PlaneF plus the distance of this PlaneF (D).
Declaration
public float DotCoordinate(Vector3F value)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector3F | value | The Vector3F. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Single |
DotNormal(PlaneF, Vector3F)
Declaration
public static float DotNormal(PlaneF plane, Vector3F value)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PlaneF | plane | The plane. |
| Vector3F | value | The Vector3F. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Single |
DotNormal(Vector3F)
Declaration
public float DotNormal(Vector3F value)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector3F | value | The Vector3F. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Single |
Equals(PlaneF)
Declaration
public bool Equals(PlaneF other)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PlaneF | other | The PlaneF to compare this instance to. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the other PlaneF is equal to this instance; False otherwise. |
Equals(Object)
Returns a boolean indicating whether the given Object is equal to this PlaneF instance.
Declaration
public override bool Equals(object obj)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Object | obj | The Object to compare against. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the Object is equal to this PlaneF; False otherwise. |
Overrides
GetHashCode()
Returns the hash code for this instance.
Declaration
public override int GetHashCode()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Overrides
Normalize()
Create a new Plane whose normal vector is this Plane's normal vector normalized.
Declaration
public PlaneF Normalize()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| PlaneF |
Normalize(PlaneF)
Create a new Plane whose normal vector is the source Plane's normal vector normalized.
Declaration
public static PlaneF Normalize(PlaneF value)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PlaneF | value | The source Plane. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| PlaneF |
ToString()
Returns a String representing this PlaneF instance.
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Overrides
Transform(Matrix4x4F)
Transforms this normalized Plane by a Matrix.
Declaration
public PlaneF Transform(Matrix4x4F matrix)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Matrix4x4F | matrix | The transformation matrix to apply to this Plane. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| PlaneF |
Remarks
This PlaneF must already be normalized, so that its Normal vector is of unit length, before this method is called.
Transform(PlaneF, Matrix4x4F)
Transforms a normalized Plane by a Matrix.
Declaration
public static PlaneF Transform(PlaneF plane, Matrix4x4F matrix)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PlaneF | plane | The normalized Plane to transform. This Plane must already be normalized, so that its Normal vector is of unit length, before this method is called. |
| Matrix4x4F | matrix | The transformation matrix to apply to the Plane. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| PlaneF |
Transform(PlaneF, QuaternionF)
Transforms a normalized Plane by a Quaternion rotation.
Declaration
public static PlaneF Transform(PlaneF plane, QuaternionF rotation)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PlaneF | plane | The normalized Plane to transform. This Plane must already be normalized, so that its Normal vector is of unit length, before this method is called. |
| QuaternionF | rotation | The Quaternion rotation to apply to the Plane. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| PlaneF |
Transform(QuaternionF)
Transforms this normalized Plane by a Quaternion rotation.
Declaration
public PlaneF Transform(QuaternionF rotation)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| QuaternionF | rotation | The Quaternion rotation to apply to this Plane. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| PlaneF |
Remarks
This PlaneF must already be normalized, so that its Normal vector is of unit length, before this method is called.
Operators
| Improve this Doc View SourceEquality(PlaneF, PlaneF)
Returns a boolean indicating whether the two given Planes are equal.
Declaration
public static bool operator ==(PlaneF left, PlaneF right)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PlaneF | left | The first PlaneF to compare. |
| PlaneF | right | The second PlaneF to compare. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the Planes are equal; False otherwise. |
Inequality(PlaneF, PlaneF)
Returns a boolean indicating whether the two given Planes are not equal.
Declaration
public static bool operator !=(PlaneF left, PlaneF right)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PlaneF | left | The first PlaneF to compare. |
| PlaneF | right | The second PlaneF to compare. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the Planes are not equal; False otherwise. |


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--- layout: post title: 17 Articles and Some Notes on Sleep and Napping date: 2006-06-19 00:00:00 category: personal ---
Via Pete, 17 Articles and Some Notes on Sleep and Napping: "In order to get up to speed with some of the finer yet important details on sleep and napping, I did a little online research. The idea is that in order to get the most from life, training and recovery, a person needs to be well rested. My objective is to find a sleep strategy that allows me to get the most "bang for my buck" in terms of hours spent sleeping."
Very interesting. I've started getting up a bit earlier over the last few months in an attempt to fit more things into the day (like running regularly) and squeeze more out of the average day. Hmm - where at FP towers can I find a suitable location for a lunchtime nap, I wonder...


So I have a CitiBest Bank account from the german branch of Citibank, which I am actually fairly happy with. The idea is (was) that with 2500 EURs on the bank account or depot you will have a free account, a free depot for stocks, trading below 10 EURs and a free VISA Gold Card with a good insurance package. Some time ago, actually in July, I got a letter from them that they are doing something good to me but as a side effect my VISA Gold Card will no longer be free unless I spend more than 2500 EURs per year. Sure, the charges if I don’t pay back the money I used on the card has been decreased by 3,86% but it’s still 11.85% and if they really believe I will not simply get a credit somewhere else for 6% to pay of the credit card debt if I ever need it (which was never the case up till now) then they are a very big bit mistaken.
It’s not about the 2500 EURs really, which I will likely reach on the card (currently my studies are running over it, which can be a good amount for an MBA), but just the fact that I took this entire account because of the package. And I can have a similar package at other banks with the only downside being that I will have to move over the account and all the different shares, which will be handled by any new bank for me though.
For one I am pissed, but on the other side I know that a company will have to be able to change their mind but they should be truthful to themselves and to their customers. That will be a huge advantage in the future for a company to be able to do that. You will need to be able to say in a letter:
<I>Dear Customer,
Sadly we will have to make a few adjustments to the way we bill you for your VISA Card with your CitiBest Account. We thought we could make the card free for all and the marketing department obviously loved it. Sadly there are too many people who simply have the card but don’t use it, in which case we make a loss with it.
We thought long and hard what would be best and found that those who use the card mostly had bills in excess of 2500 EURs per year on their card. It’s either 0 or more than 2500 EURs, which is also the break even point where we have the costs of the card covered. Those with 0 spent could therefor do without the card was the assumption. For that we will keep the card free for all who spend more than 2500 EURs and all others can simple send back their cards, which they don’t use anyway. We can gladly have a chat on how we can give you the security of having a VISA which you might want to use in the future at your disposal for less or no cost. It will just not be the VISA Gold Card.
We hope you understand and are looking forward to your feedback, seriously.
Your Citibank VISA Team.</I>
Of course, this is just a thing I have written down without much thought but it gives across the point. Now I will go looking for another bank account ;)


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Locking a static field on instance data does not prevent the field from being modified by other instances, and thus may result in surprising race conditions.
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dgw - basegui - combobox - drawcanvas - hyperhelp - sbuttonbar - seditor - sfilebrowser - sfinddialog - sqlview - statusbar - tablelist - tlistbox - tvmixins - txmixins
dgw::hyperhelp help system with hypertext facilitites and table of contents outline
Usage as package:
package require dgw::hyperhelp
dgw::hyperhelp pathName -helpfile filename ?-option value ...?
pathName help topic
Usage as command line application:
tclsh hyperhelp.tcl filename ?--commandsubst true?
The dgw::hyperhelp package is hypertext help system which can be easily embedded into Tk applications. It is based on code
of the Tclers Wiki mainly be Keith Vetter see the Tclers-Wiki
The difference of this package to the wiki code is, that it works on external files, provides some subst
support for variables
and commands as well as a browser like toolbar. It can be as well used as standalone applications for browsing the help files.
Markup syntax was modified towards Markdown to simplify writing help pages as this is a common documentation language.
In practice you can create a document which is a valid Markdown document and at the same time an usable help file.
The file hyperhelp-markdown-sample.md gives an example for such a file.
dgw::hyperhelp pathName -helpfile fileName ?-option value ...?
creates a new hyperhelp widget using the given widget pathName and with the given fileName.
The dgw::hyperhelp snit widget supports the following options which should be set only at widget creation:
-bottomnavigation boolean
Configures the hyperhelp widget if at the bottom of each help page a textual navigation line should be displayed. Default false.
-commandsubst boolean
Configures the hyperhelp widget to do substitutions using Tcl commands within the text. This might give some security issues if you load help files from dubious sources, although for this most critical commands like file, exec and socket are disaable even if this option is set to true. Default: false
-dismissbutton boolean
Configures the hyperhelp widget to display at the button a "Dismiss" button. Useful if the help page is direct parent in a toplevel to destroy this toplevel. Default: false.
-font fontname
Configures the hyperhelp widget to use the given font. Fontnames should be given as
[list fontname size]
such as for example\[list {Linux Libertine} 12\]
. If no fontname is given the hyperhelp widget tries out a few standard font names on Linux and Windows System. If none of those fonts is found, it falls back to "Times New Roman" which should be available on all platforms.
-helpfile fileName
Configures the hyperhelp widget with the given helpfile option to be displayed within the widget.
-toctree boolean
Should the toc tree widget on the left be displayed. For simple help pages, consisting only of one, two, three pages the treeview widget might be overkill. Please note, that this widget is also not shown if there is no table of contents page, regardless of the -toctree option. Must be set at creation time currently. Default: true
-toolbar boolean
Should the toolbar on top be displayed. For simple help pages, consisting only of one, two pages the toolbar might be overkill. Must be set at creation time currently. Default: true
The hyperhelp widget provides the following methods:
pathName getPages
Returns the page names for the current help file.
pathName getTitle
Returns the current topic shown in the hyperhelp browser.
pathName help topic
Displays the given topic within widget. If the page does not exists an error page is shown.
package require dgw::hyperhelp
set helpfile [file join [file dirname [info script]] hyperhelp-docu.txt]
set hhelp [dgw::hyperhelp .help -helpfile $helpfile]
pack $hhelp -side top -fill both -expand true
$hhelp help overview
The Markup language of the hyperhelp widget is similar to Tclers Wiki and Markdown markup.
Here are the most important markup commands. For a detailed description have a look at the
file hyperhelp-docu.txt
which contains the hyperhelp documentation with detailed markup rules.
Page structure:
A help page in the help file is basically started with the title tag at the beginning of a line and adds with 6 dashes. See here an example for three help pages.
To shorten links in the document later as well an alias
can be given afterwards. There is also support for Markdown headers as the last page shows.
title: Hyperhelp Title Page
alias: main
Free text can be written here with standard *Markdown*
or ''Wiki'' syntax markup.
------
title: Other Page title
alias: other
icon: acthelp16
Follows more text for the second help page. You can link
to the [main] page here also.
------
## Page title
Text for the next page after this Markdown like header, the anchor is now an alis
which can be used for links like here [aliasname], the link [Page title] points to the same page.
For the second page an other icon than the standard file icon was given for the help page. This icon is used for the treeview widget on the left displayed left of the page title. The following icons are currently available: acthelp16, bookmark, idea, navhome16, help, sheet, folder, textfile.
"Table of Contents" page:
There is a special page called "Table of Contents". The unnumbered list, probably nested, of this page will be used for the navigation outline tree on the left. Below is the example for the contents page which comes with the hyperhelp help file "hyperhelp-docu.txt". The "Table of Contents" page should be the first page in your documentation. Please indent only with standard Markdown syntax compatible, so two spaces for first level and four spaces for second level.
title: Table of Contents
alias: TOC
- [Welcome to the Help System]
- [What's New]
- Formatting
- [Basic Formatting]
- [Aliases]
- [Lists]
- [Substitutions]
- [Images]
- [Code Blocks]
- [Indentation]
- [Creating the TOC]
- [Key Bindings]
- [To Do]
-------
Font styles:
- '''bold''' - bold (Wiki syntax), **bold** - bold (Markdown syntax)
- ''italic'' - italic (Wiki syntax), *italic* - italic (Markdown syntax)
- `code` -
code
Links:
- hyperlinks to other help pages within the same document are created using brackets:
[overview]
-> overview- image links, where images will be embedded and shown
[image.png]
- also image display and hyperlinks in Markdown format are supported. Therefore
![](image.png)
displays an image and[Page title](#alias)
creates a link to the page "Page title"
Code blocks:
- code blocks are started by indenting a line with three spaces
- the block continues until less than three leading whitespace character are found on the text
Indentation:
- indented blocks are done by using the pipe symbol
|
or the greater symbol as in Markdown syntax- indenting ends on lines without whitespaces as can be seen the following example
> * indented one with `code text`
* indented two with **bold text**
* indented three with *italic text*
this text is again unindented
Substitutions:
- you can substitute variables and commands within the help page
- command substition is done using double brackets like in
[[package require dgw::hyperhelp]]
would embed the package version of the hyperhelp package- variable substitution is done using the Dollar variable prefix, for instance
$::tcl_patchLevel
would embed the actual Tcl version- caution: be sure to not load files from unknown sources, command substitution should not work with commands like
file
,exec
orsocket
. But anyway only use your own help files
Lists:
- support for list and nested lists using the standard
* item
and** subitem
` syntax- numbered lists can be done with starting a line with
1.
followed by a white space such as in1. item
and11. subitem
- dashed lists can be done with single and double dashes
Key bindings:
The hyperhelp window provides some standard key bindings to navigate the content:
- space, next: scroll down
- backspace, prior: scroll up
- Ctrl-k, Ctrl-j: scroll in half page steps up and down
- Ctrl-space, Ctrl-b: scroll down or up
- Ctrl-h, Alt-Left, b: browse back history if possible
- Ctrl-l, Alt-Right: browse forward in history if possible
- n, p: browse forward or backward in page order
- Control-Plus, Control-Minus changes in font-size
- Up, Down, Left, Right etc are used for navigation in the treeview widget
Installation is easy you can install and use the dgw::hyperhelp package if you have a working install of:
For installation you copy the complete dgw and the dgtools folder into a path
of your auto_path list of Tcl or you append the auto_path list with the parent dir of the dgw directory.
Alternatively you can install the package as a Tcl module by creating a file dgw/hyperhelp-0.8.3.tm in your Tcl module path.
The latter in many cases can be achieved by using the --install option of hyperhelp.tcl.
Try "tclsh hyperhelp.tcl --install" for this purpose. Please note, that in the latter case you must redo this
for the dgtools::shistory
package.
Example code for this package can be executed by running this file using the following command line:
$ wish hyperhelp.tcl --demo
The example code used for this demo can be seen in the terminal by using the following command line:
$ wish hyperhelp.tcl --code
The script contains embedded the documentation in Markdown format.
To extract the documentation you need that the dgwutils.tcl file is in
the same directory with the file hyperhelp.tcl
.
Then you can use the following command lines:
$ tclsh hyperhelp.tcl --markdown
This will extract the embedded manual pages in standard Markdown format. You can as well use this markdown output directly to create html pages for the documentation by using the --html flag.
$ tclsh hyperhelp.tcl --html
This will directly create a HTML page hyperhelp.html
which contains the formatted documentation.
Github-Markdown can be extracted by using the --man switch:
$ tclsh hyperhelp.tcl --man
The output of this command can be used to feed a markdown processor for conversion into a html or pdf document. If you have pandoc installed for instance, you could execute the following commands:
tclsh ../hyperhelp.tcl --man > hyperhelp.md
pandoc -i hyperhelp.md -s -o hyperhelp.html
pandoc -i hyperhelp.md -s -o hyperhelp.tex
pdflatex hyperhelp.tex
The dgw::hyperhelp package was written by Dr. Detlef Groth, Schwielowsee, Germany using Keith Vetters code from the Tclers Wiki as starting point.
The dgw::hyperhelp package version 0.8.3
Copyright (c) 2019-20 Dr. Detlef Groth, E-mail: <detlef(at)dgroth(dot)de> This library is free software; you can use, modify, and redistribute it for any purpose, provided that existing copyright notices are retained in all copies and that this notice is included verbatim in any distributions.
This software is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.


It's 2021 and racism is still a HUGE issue, we cannot, and will not, give up until changes are made. Some individuals are not aware, or simply do not care for the wrongfulness, and unfairness when dealing with black's and browns in our society. This webpage goal is to bring awareness, and information to anyone who would like to educate themselves. The focus is specifically about incarceration, and the leadings to us being incarcerated. Why is the system much harsher on us, than any other race?
Here's a great documentary movie to watch on racism and incarceration. Link
Collateral consequences must end, or the logic for incarceration breaks down. When do the chains come off? -Terrence McTier-
LinkEducate yourselves. Clearly there's an issue with our Court systems.
As you can see in the sentencing graph, blacks are harshly punished more than whites. There's 63% of whites in U.S population and 13% blacks; yet almost 50% of blacks are incarcerated and serving LIFE sentences? It's Disgusting! Reality is, most blacks commited the same crimes as whites; yet the consequences are tremendously different. Felony crimes, which usually warant the life sentences are not the only issue; it's sentencing in a whole. Even with minor charges with lesser sentences, the time WE get vs the time THEY get, are always dissimilar.


This demo demonstrates how to sort and filter the tags in Tag Cloud Custom Element.
Sort by:
Sort Direction:
Minimal Weight(value) Allowed:
Max number of tags:
Display Tag Value
takeTopWeightedItems


This inspection looks for
try
statements with multiple resources, and suggests to split them into nested
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Malaria Diagnosis Screener
Please select images of cells to analyze for malaria parasite infection.
Only images that are .png are valid input.
Disclaimer: This is meant to demonstrate the ability of machine learning to
classifty medical images. Please see a licensed professional if you think you
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- Method in class linkjvm.ardrone.navdata.javadrone.
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parseNavData(ByteBuffer)
- Method in class linkjvm.ardrone.navdata.
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- Static method in class linkjvm.low.vision.
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ConfigPath
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PictureFormats()
- Constructor for class linkjvm.ardrone.video.
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pidGains(SWIGTYPE_p_short, SWIGTYPE_p_short, SWIGTYPE_p_short, SWIGTYPE_p_short, SWIGTYPE_p_short, SWIGTYPE_p_short)
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Motor
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PlainWriter(String)
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PlainWriter_SWIGUpcast(long)
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linkjvm_datalogJNI
PlainWriter_write(long, PlainWriter, long, DataLog)
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linkjvm_datalogJNI
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5750 NW Pacific Rim Blvd.
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August 11-12.
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What time is Callum Smith vs John Ryder? Fight start time and ring walks
Smith defends his super-middleweight world title for the second time when he takes on British rival Ryder tonight
by Martin Domin, https://www.facebook.com/mirrorfightingCallum Smith is back in action tonight as he defends his super-middleweight world title for the second time.
The unbeaten champion takes on domestic rival John Ryder in just his second fight since winning the World Boxing Super Series by beating George Groves in the final in Saudi Arabia last year.
Ryder has worked his way back into contention despite defeats by Billy Joe Saunders, Nick Blackwell, Jack Arnfield and Rocky Fielding.
He earned his shot at Smith by inflicting first defeats on first Andrey Sirotkin and then Bilal Akkawy.
There are also several 50/50 fights on the undercard in Liverpool.
Here is everything you need to know about tonight's fights...
What time is the fight?
The fight is due to start between 10pm and 10.30pm but might be on earlier if the undercard fights finish prematurely.
After The Bell: Watch Mirror Fighting's new boxing show
Mirror Fighting has launched a new weekly boxing show in association with Betfair in which we analyse the latest big fights, play matchmaker, and preview forthcoming bouts.
Former super-middleweight world champion George Groves provides expert analysis.
To watch the latest show in full, click here.
What TV channel is it on?
The fights will be broadcast on Sky Sports. The programme will start at 7pm on Sky Sports action and can also be watched on Sky Sports Main Event from 8.30pm.
Is there a live stream?
The fights can be streamed on Sky Sports via the Sky Go app either on mobile devices or through your browser.
What are the odds?
Smith 1/20
Ryder 10/1
Draw 33/1
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James Tennyson vs Craig Evans
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Callum Smith claims he will blow fighting at Anfield and all his other dreams if he loses to John Ryder on Saturday.
Smith makes the second defence of his WBA Super super-middleweight title against Ryder in Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena and the Kopite is in line to fight at his beloved Anfield if he wins.
The unbeaten Smith also dreams of fighting Gennady Golovkin or Canelo Alvarez in Las Vegas and knows none of this will happen if he slips up against Ryder.
“Listen I’m switched on,” he said. “The fights that have been mentioned with Canelo, Golovkin, the big unification fights, there’re still there providing I come through this fight.
“But if I lose this fight, they disappear. It’s a must win for me and it’s one more step towards those fights.
“I know if I slip up, Anfield is gone. I’m fully focused on this one and if I get this one out of the way, I’ll speak to Eddie Hearn and see if he can deliver me a big fight in 2020.
“I’ve trained hard. I’ve worked hard to become a world champion and I don’t plan on losing it just yet.”


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SHossain17-Jul-19 05:20 PM
we will never ask for your seed
Markus17-Jul-19 05:21 PM
@SHossain do u think it would be possible later on to add so u can see valueation of each coin while creating a trade?
SHossain17-Jul-19 05:22 PM
yes, it might be possible
if you don't have a github account, post me with details of what you want, i'll create a feature request
Markus17-Jul-19 05:22 PM
Alright will do later
Malti17-Jul-19 05:24 PM
I put some more funds on my test wallet and will test the 'claim rewards' function tomorrow
allbits17-Jul-19 05:26 PM
What is KMD address for DEX? So we can see fees happening in real time
Malti17-Jul-19 05:26 PM
it's nice that the app populates your max amount when you put more then you have (e.g. 100000 eth will translate into 0.008 ETH now for me) , however the 'fee' is not included so when I want to confirm the trade it gives me the insufficient funds box
i think it's my balance that is the problem and not the logic
SHossain17-Jul-19 05:28 PM
@allbits KMD and DEX coin has same address that starts with R
allbits17-Jul-19 05:28 PM
I'm asking what KMD address the fees go to
Malti17-Jul-19 05:29 PM
@SHossain clicking on a coin and seeing the 'trade' option next to 'send' and 'receive would be nice as well
would the CC_heir not be an option here to add onto? if entered 10x wrong, then send funds to backup address?
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SHossain17-Jul-19 05:37 PM
maybe a swipe left gesture on a specific coin can open atomic swap view with that coin pre-populated would be nice too?
just an idea
Malti17-Jul-19 05:38 PM
just something to show that there is the quick menu
as the bot didn't post something on my earlier topic, i'll create it now in github (the one where the click on the coin also gives you the trade option)
SHossain17-Jul-19 05:39 PM
every issue that you create on the repo will be posted here
could be done with a 'boink' of some coins upon opening the app or so?
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Malti17-Jul-19 05:52 PM
okay imma be afk + airplane mode as i'll test that on the subway!
ttyl all
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Vanncoins17-Jul-19 05:56 PM
Feature request: please add the option to display balances in your native currency, currently don’t see any way to display balances in anything other than USD
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nymkappa17-Jul-19 05:57 PM
Vanncoins17-Jul-19 05:57 PM
I would really love it if I could see my balances in CAD
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nymkappa17-Jul-19 05:58 PM
I want to see my balance in DOGE
SHossain17-Jul-19 05:58 PM
how about seeing prices in moon rocks?
(sorry couldn't stop myself from joking)
can be added in the future(edited)
ca33317-Jul-19 05:59 PM
@Vanncoins - noting this down, "adding various FIAT conversion" will be in the settings in the near future.


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by JKR StaffAt least 10 people are reported to have been injured after two trains collided head-on at the Kacheguda Railway Station in Hyderabad on Monday. The video of the trains’ collision has not gone viral on social media. (Watch below)
According to officials, an MMTS train rammed into Kongu Express which was waiting at the platform. The collision caused considerable panic among the passengers and railway officials. A faulty signal is being held responsible for the accident.
The injured have been taken to a local hospital in the vicinity.
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Processing plugins are plugins that decide what to do with a HTTP message. To achieve their goals, they can access the message body via using services that get the information and / or modifies the message for them. They are provided with services by HTTP message's services handle (see {@link sk.fiit.peweproxy.services.ServicesHandle}).
Modules or service modules are plugins that provide implementation of particular services to other plugins. Their purpose is to know how to get or modify information from / of the message and perform such tasks when some other plugin requests it.
Adaptive Proxy distinguishes two types of processing plugins and modules, those plugged into the process of handling of HTTP requests and those for HTTP responses handling.
Event plugins are plugins that are notified by the platform when particular event (e.g. connection close, failure or timeout) happens.
This package contains common interafce for all plugins (see {@link sk.fiit.peweproxy.plugins.ProxyPlugin}) that define the way a plugin is loaded, configured and started. For more details on plugin's life cycle, see methods of this class, namely {@link sk.fiit.peweproxy.plugins.ProxyPlugin#start(PluginProperties)} method.
Besides this base plugin interface, this package also contains common interfaces for all request (see {@link sk.fiit.peweproxy.plugins.RequestPlugin}) and response plugins (see {@link sk.fiit.peweproxy.plugins.ResponsePlugin}), that define the way a request / response plugins (processing plugins or modules) are asked for services they want to be available over the HTTP message later in the real-time processing phase. This querying is done by Adaptive Proxy platform to find out whether some plugin wants to be able to modify the body of a message in real-time processing, or it can transfer the message body without changes and make it accessible only afterwards in late processing of a message.
Real-time vs. late message processing
Data of the HTTP messages are transfered in chunks of bytes as the source of the message sends
more bytes through the connection with the proxy. The most straightforward implementation of
transparent proxy server (see
RFC 2616: 1.3
Terminology) reads whole HTTP header first, processes it, and then just transfers (sents
bytes as they are being received) the message body to destination. This is also the fastest
way to successfully proxy a HTTP message. To allow plugins to read and modify whole
message content (header and body data) at once, Adaptive Proxy platform (obviously a
non-transparent proxy) have to cache all incoming data of the message first and just
then run message processing. This means that message destination won't receive any message
data (neither header nor body data) until all plugins successfully processed the message what
slows down overall message exchange.
This is unavoidable if at least one plugin wants to modify a message. But when there's no such plugin, and all plugins just want to read the message without modifying it, the platform may use faster data transfer mechanism with caching data passing through, and then run message processing on cached data. This is where Adaptive Proxy platform differentiates real-time message processing and late message processing.
Real-time message processing is run every time a message is handled before any data of the message is sent to destination.
When no plugin wants to modify the message body, it's run just after the message header is received. During this real-time processing, plugins (processing plugins and modules) are allowed to read and / or change the header, but no services that depend on body of the message being processed will be available. After processing, the message header is sent and the platform starts to transfer message body, if any. In cases when some plugin constructs response during this processing, no data is sent to the destination web resource, but proxy reads and caches all incoming data of the request body, if any, runs request late processing and then starts the process of handling of constructed response as if it was received by the web resource.
When some plugin wants to modify message body, after the message header is received the platform starts to cache incoming message body data. After all message data has been received and cached, it runs this real-time processing, during which plugins can read and / or modify both header and body content (through services). After processing, the message late processed and then it's header is sent followed by message body data.
Late message processing is run every time after all data of the message that was sent or will be sent is available.
To simplify the realization of future plugins, that are interested in processing original messages (as received from the client or web resource), late processing is also run every time. Either it's run after all data of the message was transfered (and cached in the same time) without modification (no plugin wanted to), or, when the outgoing message carries no data, just after real-time processing. This is the situation when read only representation of a HTTP message is passed to plugins as they are not expected / allowed to modify it in any way.
Desired services discovery
The decision whether there will be message body accessible during real-time processing (thus
if there will be slowdown in message handling), is made by asking all plugins, if any one wishes
to modify the message, based on received HTTP header of the message. This is recognized as need
of 2 base content modifying services, ModifiableBytesService
and
ModifiableStringService
(see {@link sk.fiit.peweproxy.services.content}).
When a HTTP header for incoming request / response message is received (before any message body data is read), Adaptive Proxy platform requests every request / response processing plugin to return a list of services (their definitions, i.e. interfaces of those services) it would like to be able to use later in the processing phase. If it finds one of these 2 services in the lists, there is a plugins that wants to modify the message, so that whole body has to be available during real-time processing.
If these base services are not find in the lists, platform then checks whether these services aren't "desired indirectly". This is when a plugin (processing plugin or a module), in order to do what it is made for, wants to be able to use some other service, which could be in turn provided by plugged-in module if it could use one of these 2 base services, even "indirectly". If one of these 2 services is "desired indirectly", there is a plugins that wants to modify the message, so that whole body has to be available during real-time processing.
Plugin's configuration
For the Adaptive Proxy platform, a plugin is a combination of plugin's configuration
file (XML file) in plugins home directory and a plugin bundle (plugin's binaries).
Plugin configuration file contains path to the bundle and the name of exactly one class
in the bundle that will be loaded and instantiated to become an active plugin entity.
Plugin configuration file also specifies one or more types, that loaded plugin class can
act as (i.e. request/response processing plugin, request/response module or events plugin),
which of course requires the exposed class to implement appropriate interface. Plugin
configuration file and plugin bundle are not tied together (other than configuration file
contains path to the bundle), so there can multiple plugins loaded from the same bundle
(binaries), each with its own plugin configuration file referencing same binaries (even
same class within binaries). For more information on creating valid plugin configuration
file, see
Plugin configuration schema.
Besides plugin's own runtime configuration parameters defined in plugin's configuration file, all plugins can access global configuration parameters called variables, defined in single variables file "variables.xml" in the plugins home directory. For more information on creating valid variables file, see Variables configuration schema.


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The competition is built upon three pillars:
By definition, autonomy is acting independently, and ARC allows high school students to create UAVs that do just that. Students will program a UAV to act independently of any human pilot. Aspects of the mission will change each year to encompass new challenges, yet still follow the three pillars of the competition. The UAV for this competition will be a quadcopter, which uses four electric motors with propellers to generate lift. The three pillars of the competition are applied via the following competition portions, each with a corresponding scoring criterion:
Moving forward, ARC will continue to be composed of three primary competition portions:
The emphasis of the competition will be placed on the Autonomous flight round. This emphasis will be accomplished via different score weights applied to the three different competition portions. The Autonomous round requires extensive programming by the students. This poses a great challenge for the teams but the applied programming principles are directly correlated to skills highly sought after within the aerospace industry.
The Semi-Autonomous flight round will be head-to-head student piloted flight. This provides excitement for students competing and spectators as it is in the moment competition and individual controlled, instead of being completely priorly programmed like Autonomous. Semi-Autonomous does require a degree of programming to maintain successful flight, but the programming required is not to the extent of the Autonomous portion.
Teams will gain experience in industry standard technical communication by presenting their vehicle, team, analysis, and competition plan to a panel of judges. Teams will be judged both on presentation content and presentation style. Creativity is encouraged in their design of the UAV and plan for completing the flight missions; this is where teams can showcase their creativity and their work.


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Hello everyone,
I was wondering if anyone was familiar with the following error's:
gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
tar: Child returned status 1
tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors
and
gzip: stdin: unexpected end of file
tar: Unexpected EOF in archive
tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
I've been trying to unzip them to no avail. Unsure were to begin.
Sincerely,
Alex


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