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LEAVING LAS VEGAS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2
LEAVING LAS VEGAS is a romantic tragedy about a hooker and a happy alcoholic who wants to die by drinking. Stop right now. You have already formed the wrong conclusions about this show. It is not one of those gritty, depressing, isn't life awful movies like IRONWEED or KIDS. Nor is it a message movie filled with hopes of moral redemption like WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN, but it certainly has a message. This is a unique movie about fulfillment through love - the love of a man, a woman, and a bottle. It also has two of the best acting performances of the year.
As the movie opens, Ben (Nicolas Cage) is dancing with joy in a liquor store as he is doing one of his favorite things - filling a shopping cart full of hard liquor so he can drink himself silly. He has a life threatening problem with drinking. His hands shake so bad sometimes he can not sign checks until he goes to a bar for his morning gin and tonics. He wakes early one morning in front of the refrigerator with the door open and his last drink still beside him. When he speaks his speech gets slurred. Not surprising, he soon looses his job for drunkenness, but he views this happening fortuitously since it means he can take his overly generous severance pay and go to Las Vegas to drink himself to death. He takes his bottles along and chugalugs them as he drives.
When he arrives he makes his cheap motel room a shrine to booze. He has bottle after bottle in neat rows. Although the love of his life is drinking, he meets someone else. She is a hooker, Sera (Elisabeth Shue from the excellent but obscure movie ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING), with whom he wants to hang out. He pays her $500 to stay with him to talk and drink. He tells her, "I came her to drink myself to death." "How long will it take you" she asks. He quickly replies, "I'd say about 3-4 weeks." He is not kidding, and he is very happy about it.
She falls instantly in love with him. He tells her, "You can never ask me to stop drinking. Do you understand?" To which she quickly retorts, "I understand." He loves drinking and has no remorse.  I am a person who is totally at ease with this." Whenever he gets really sick, he solves his problem by drinking even more.
She takes care of him, but does not attempt to change him. Rather she helps him get all he wants to feed his addiction. She has had no meaning in her life before this. Her pimp, Yuri (Julian Sands), treats badly, but she thinks Ben needs her and after liquor, she is the only important thing in his life. Words do not adequately describe the happiness they both have during this brief time they have together. They live every second to the fullest. Think of this as a movie of what someone might like to do if they knew they were going to die in less than a month. This is not to say that Ben and Sera have it easy. Prostitution and alcoholism are both shown to be dangerous activities in ways you may not have considered.
Mike Figgis does the direction, script, and (dreamy jazz) music. All are near perfection. The characters he creates are originals and ones that are totally believable. Figgis has Shue being interviewed periodically as if she is speaking to an off camera therapist. He uses this as a narrative glue to hold the picture together, and it works well.
The chemistry between the leads is great - she with him and he with booze although he does like being with her as well. I had no idea what a great actress Shue is. I have never been very fond of Cage's acting. Too often I have found it over the top and unrealistic. But here, I could not imagine any actor could have done a better job with this role. I hope they both get awards. They have many great scenes together, but I guess my favorite is the one of them by the pool in the motel in the desert.
The cinematography by Declan Quinn is wonderful. Watch especially the glitter of the neon lights of Vegas at night and of the desert sunsets as backdrops for the hooking and the drinking. The colors have a rich and yet surreal feel. The camera angles, the costumes (Laura Goldsmith) and the make-up (Kathryn Bihr) help create Sera into a lovely person but yet never hid the garishness of how she makes her living. Shue's eye's and smile is what you see no matter how short her miniskirt. She has an amazing presence in the film. It would have been easy to have her role being secondary, but her acting is right on par with Cage's.
This is a scary show at times. You care deeply about these poor souls so when Ben gets a bad case of the shakes, it makes you want to cry. Editor John Smith has just the right sense of when to cut between happiness and sorrow.
LEAVING LAS VEGAS runs a fast 1:50. It is correctly rated R for extreme alcohol abuse plus sex, nudity, and violence. I would not let teenagers go to this movie unless their parents go with them and discuss it afterwards. It is too easy for young minds to misconstrue the isn't drinking fun subtext. This is an anti-alcoholism movie, but it takes maturity to realize it properly. I strongly recommend this marvelous picture and amazing acting, and I give it *** 1/2.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
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[telegram] <crypto_1234> Someone fill some of my orders
[telegram] <crypto_1234> Aha thsnks for the info (re @Acura360: )
Swap our test coins Rick and Morty and win up to 777 KMD! Komodo is excited to announce that more than 1,500 KMD in prizes will be given away in a community ...
[telegram] <Mixic> The AtomicDEX stress test starts in one hour! It runs from 12pm GMT to 6pm GMT. Start swapping now to win up to 777 KMD!
[telegram] <cryptoknowledger> lag when swap is normal ? (re @Mixic: The AtomicDEX stress test starts in one hour! It runs from 12pm GMT to 6pm GMT. Start swapping now to win up to 777 KMD!)
[telegram] <Mixic> It's okay.
Testing has begun. (re @cryptoknowledger: lag when swap is normal ?)
[telegram] <MButcho> Step 0/3 taking long time
[telegram] <MButcho> not sure if it is working on iOS
[telegram] <rajdah> Is testing started?
[telegram] <Pablo_cbs> Not working lol
[telegram] <vuongthanhtung9> Ios not working
[telegram] <cryptollll> Dont working
[telegram] <rico_tronholics> Not working same here
[telegram] <cryptollll> Working??
[telegram] <Kiab1> very slow .. it works ??
[telegram] <Pablo_cbs> Is not working at all
[telegram] <tese22> This is my morty address, can somebdy send something to cjeck if that works?
[telegram] <tese22> RDN34QfguWqQdfrX7GrkQa1Tyz6E4kdeHD
[telegram] <tese22> If you give me yours I can try that to
[telegram] <waybesuricata> test started?
[telegram] <tese22> Yes, 25 mins ago
[telegram] <vuongthanhtung9> yes (re @waybesuricata: test started?)
[telegram] <Buralux> done (re @tese22: This is my morty address, can somebdy send something to cjeck if that works?)
[telegram] <waybesuricata> thanks
[telegram] <rajdah> Not working
[telegram] <tese22> Confirmes
[telegram] <Buralux> blockchain is ok
[telegram] <tese22> Confirmed! Now ive sent you the same amount (re @Buralux: done)
[telegram] <Kiab1> (re @tese22: Confirmed! Now ive sent you the same amount)
[telegram] <tese22> Havent received yours yet (re @Kiab1: )
[telegram] <tese22> Nice!
[telegram] <MButcho> I am stucked in Order matching ♂
[telegram] <cryptollll> Dont working
[telegram] <tese22> I think you tried to send ricks to mortys address (re @Kiab1: )
[telegram] <waybesuricata> not order matcing?
[telegram] <t_dan> only step 0/3, it doesn't proceed.
[telegram] <tese22> Same here
[telegram] <waybesuricata> dont work
[telegram] <MButcho> same
[telegram] <MButcho> you also on iOS?
[telegram] <cryptollll> ? Working?????
[telegram] <t_dan> yes, iOS.
[telegram] <rico_tronholics> Still not working ..how to make match?
[telegram] <cryptollll> I m use Android (re @t_dan: yes, iOS.)
[telegram] <waybesuricata> yes not working now
[telegram] <Regnar> Make sure if you are on iOS you do not shut the app down or lock the screen. Apple will kill the data access to the app and mess with the order.
Android you can lock the screen but don't close out the app
[telegram] <cryptollll> I m use Android...   Apple will kill the data access to the app and mess with the order.
Android you can lock the screen but don't close out the app)
[telegram] <Regnar> Also if you're picking an order from the orderbook to fill, it will match. Give it a sec, this isn't like a centralized service where your app sends a POST request to an API, you are actually connecting to peers using a libtorrent.
[telegram] <cryptoknowledger> Swap Failed ♂
[telegram] <cryptoknowledger> This is the real stress test
(edited)
[telegram] <Kiab1> Stress test 1 - AtomicDex 0
[telegram] <Pablo_cbs> Lel
[telegram] <Acura360> HINT: cancel your non-matched orders and try to swap against the orders with a big volume (one has 1000 and the other one a five figure RICK/MORTY amount) - this will release DEX network resources
[telegram] <waybesuricata> i write 1 to 1 but not match?
[telegram] <tese22> Has someone done any successful swap?
[telegram] <tese22> Creating and deleting orders to create them again in not funny, soecially when nothing works
[telegram] <cryptoknowledger> i m no (re @tese22: Has someone done any successful swap?)
[telegram] <Deadpool1001> Nope. Orders dont match. Stuck at step 0. Doesnt matter if high volume order or not. (re @tese22: Has someone done any successful swap?)
[telegram] <MButcho> Tried, Order matching stucked multiple time ;) (re @Acura360: HINT: cancel your non-matched orders and try to swap against the orders with a big volume (one has 1000 and the other one a five figure RICK/MORTY amount) - this will release DEX network resources)
[telegram] <Kiab1> Nothing
[telegram] <MButcho> exactly (re @Deadpool1001: Nope. Orders dont match. Stuck at step 0. Doesnt matter if high volume order or not.)
[telegram] <Kiab1> Screenshot (31 oct. 2019 13:55:12)
[telegram] <waybesuricata> no succes swap
[telegram] <Kiab1> Swap on
[telegram] <Pablo_cbs> Looks like something broken
[telegram] <omboti> Same as me here
[telegram] <waybesuricata> who did succes swap?
[telegram] <cryptollll> Working??
[telegram] <vuongthanhtung9> i no (re @waybesuricata: who did succes swap?)
[telegram] <waybesuricata> Me to
[telegram] <cryptollll> Dont working......
[telegram] <Caleb> Not working
[telegram] <vuongthanhtung9> ha ha
[telegram] <cryptollll> +???
[telegram] <MoneyNetwork> My orders are not executed
[telegram] <cryptollll> Me too
[telegram] <cryptollll> ?
[telegram] <vuongthanhtung9> how to trade admin???
[telegram] <jovis67> Test Not working
[telegram] <omboti> IOs does not work all
[telegram] <cryptollll> İOS work?
[telegram] <jovis67> Android too
[telegram] <Pablo_cbs> Is there only one swap working?
[telegram] <omboti> My last successful trade was 4:59 am pacific time, just a minute before the test running ...
[telegram] <vuongthanhtung9> :)) (re @omboti: My last successful trade was 4:59 am pacific time, just a minute before the test running ...)
[telegram] <Alfianto> Nothing order succes
[telegram] <Pablo_cbs> Admin can provide some info?
[telegram] <tese22> if you want to join the specific group heres is the link: @atomicDEX


World's Richest Club Revealed, Real Dethroned
by SL InternationalThe world's richest football clubs have seemingly been revealed, and there has been a dramatic shift of power at the top of the rich list.
Click through the mini-gallery above to see the four expected richest clubs in the world!
On Sunday, Forbes revealed the four clubs expected to top the annual Deloitte Money League, which ranks the world's richest football clubs.
The ranking is only set to be released in January next year but, with the world's biggest clubs having all released their financial data, the top four have seemingly been revealed ahead of time.
According to the report, Los Blancos, who came out on top last year, have now been dethroned by arch-rivals FC Barcelona heading into the year 2020.
The Catalan giants rise to the top after seeing their revenue grow from €690 million (R11.2 billion) in 2018 to €852 million (R13.8 billion) in 2019.
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Conversely, Real's revenue increased by only €6 million (R97 million) from €751 million (R12.2 billion) to €757 million (R12.3 billion).
Manchester United and Bayern Munich, who were ranked third and fourth, respectively, in 2018, are expected to occupy the same positions in next year's Deloitte Money League.
The Red Devils' annual turnover was reported to be €732 million (R11.9 billion) while Bayern's comparative revenue amounts to a reported figure of €652 million (R10.6 billion).
Read: Ronaldo Facing Two-Year Ban?
Despite the above rankings, the report also revealed that Real are in "better health" than Barca when considering player wages and earnings before interest, among other factors.


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#> Null Hypothesis: point
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#> Explanatory: age (numeric)
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70-year-old man falls to his death in Haifa
Man loses balance while on roof of building in Haifa, falls three stories to his death.
by Arutz Sheva StaffA 70-year-old man was killed Monday morning after he fell from the third floor of a building on Yalag Street in the northern coastal city of Haifa.
United Hatzalah volunteer Shloimi Feder who was one of the first responders at the scene said: "According to neighbors in the building the man lost his balance while on the roof of the building and fell."
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Co-Advisor
McMurtry '21 | Physics | Houston, TX
If you see an orange Astros cap amongst a Rice crowd, chances are you’ve had an Eitan sighting. They’re certainly not rare, though: this
Physics major from McAllen, TX, is all over campus. Catch him walking from “Cha-board” meetings, heading to research lab, or simply
having a good time hanging around the college. In his free time he likes spending time with friends or watching Astros and Rockets
games. Eitan lives quite a spicy life: he’s often found with Takis, Miguelitos, or Tabasco and boy does this man make a mean Cholent.
This McMurtry sophomore is going bananas for Lovett, so get excited! You’ve got an awesome Advisor coming your way
- Alex Curylo (McMurtry '21)


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A microclimate is an area within a landscape where the weather is considerably warmer or cooler than the surrounding area. A microclimate is created by an assortment of natural and artificial features such as screens that protect plants from the wind, paved surfaces and south facing walls that capture and radiate heat, and low lying areas that capture cold air. A warmer microclimate in the landscape gives gardeners the flexibility to plant landscape plants of a warmer climate zone. For example, microclimates in your zone 5 garden may allow you to expand your plant palate and incorporate plants of zone 6 and maybe even an occasional zone 7 plant.


The habits and techniques that I tried during the past hour of reading were meditation and posture. Prior to this I have been taking semi-regular breaks and using my lunch time to exercise.
I found the TedTalk on changing habits by starting extremely small and using a trigger very interesting.
What has been working for me is getting up early and starting to work as soon as I'm showered. This is a technique which always worked best for me at university. I find that as soon as I break it interrupts my flow and I find it difficult to get back in "the zone."
I would like to try the pomodoro technique in the afternoons as after lunch I find it very difficult to focus. I am also going to try to practice meditation outside of time set aside for working, and I have downloaded the Headspace app which was recommended by the first blog to assist me in that.


ESPN’s Marty Smith Says He’s Never Seen Nick Saban Like This
by Andrew HolleranAlabama head coach Nick Saban has received his fair share of criticism in the wake of Tua Tagovailoa’s season-ending injury. Some believe there was no reason to be playing Tagovailoa in the middle of a blowout over Mississippi State.
Saban has since said Tagovailoa was playing to get some two-minute drill practice. He was injured on what was supposed to be his last drive of the game.
ESPN college football reporter Marty Smith defended Saban on his podcast this week, adding that he’s never seen Alabama’s head coach hurting like he is for Tua.
“Any angst or any question that is directed negatively at Coach Saban, that is unfair at best,” Smith said on Marty and McGee, “because, I can tell you, it’s okay to wonder ‘should Tua have been in the game?’ it’s not okay to persecute someone because Tua was in the game. This is gutting Saban. It’s gutting him. I’ve personally never seen him like this.”
“I’ve never seen him get this emotional,” Ryan McGee said.
“To see the way he’s approaching this and the visceral hurt he is obviously feeling because Tua was in the game… The response toward Saban, to me, is unfair,” Smith added.
Tagovailoa is thankfully expected to make a full recovery. He told Saban that he can’t wait to see the team play on Saturday against Western Carolina.
Alabama, led by Mac Jones, is set to kick off at noon E.T. on ESPN.


Uses of Package
net.glowstone.util
Package
Description
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ClassDescriptionContainer for the game rule map for worlds.A
CachedServerIcon
implementation.A container for statistic tracking. -
ClassDescriptionSimple container for chat message structures until more advanced chat formatting is implemented.
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ClassDescriptionA class that encapsulates relevant data for playing sounds (volume and pitch).
-
ClassDescriptionA class that encapsulates relevant data for playing sounds (volume and pitch).
-
ClassDescriptionAn array of nibbles (4-bit values) stored efficiently as a byte array of half the size.
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ClassDescriptionA small utility class that allow to maintain a
BlockState
's list in order to capture a chain of modified blocks and update all the states in once, or never (ie: event cancelled). -
ClassDescriptionA container for statistic tracking.Simple container for chat message structures until more advanced chat formatting is implemented.
-
ClassDescriptionA map whose values are of variable types known to those invoking the getters.Simple container for chat message structures until more advanced chat formatting is implemented.
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ClassDescriptionA small utility class that allow to maintain a
BlockState
's list in order to capture a chain of modified blocks and update all the states in once, or never (ie: event cancelled). -
ClassDescriptionA small utility class that allow to maintain a
BlockState
's list in order to capture a chain of modified blocks and update all the states in once, or never (ie: event cancelled). -
ClassDescriptionA small utility class that allow to maintain a
BlockState
's list in order to capture a chain of modified blocks and update all the states in once, or never (ie: event cancelled). -
ClassDescriptionA small utility class that allow to maintain a
BlockState
's list in order to capture a chain of modified blocks and update all the states in once, or never (ie: event cancelled). -
-
ClassDescriptionSimple container for chat message structures until more advanced chat formatting is implemented.
-
ClassDescriptionSimple container for chat message structures until more advanced chat formatting is implemented.
-
ClassDescriptionSimple container for chat message structures until more advanced chat formatting is implemented.
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ClassDescriptionSimple container for chat message structures until more advanced chat formatting is implemented.
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ClassDescriptionSimple container for chat message structures until more advanced chat formatting is implemented.
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ClassDescriptionSimple container for chat message structures until more advanced chat formatting is implemented.
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ClassDescriptionCompatibility bundles are bundles of libraries that other servers include in their servers but Glowstone does not.A map whose values are of variable types known to those invoking the getters.An array of nibbles (4-bit values) stored efficiently as a byte array of half the size.A class that encapsulates relevant data for playing sounds (volume and pitch).Simple container for chat message structures until more advanced chat formatting is implemented.
-
ClassDescriptionA map whose values are of variable types known to those invoking the getters.
-
ClassDescriptionA map whose values are of variable types known to those invoking the getters.Non-boxing version of
{@link java.util.function.Consumer}<Float>
.Non-boxing version of{@link java.util.function.Consumer}<Short>
.


- setCameraID(int) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
Sets the camera id ( cannot be lower than zero ).
- setFxmlLocation(URL) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXApp
-
Sets an external fxml.
- setInfoText(int, String) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
Sets a String text in infoText List and updates the info label with updateInfoLabel() method
- setLoggingActive(boolean) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXApp
-
Sets if logging in app is active
- setLoggingActive(boolean) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
Sets the log function will print to standard output ( Sets the logging ).
- setProperty(ObjectProperty<T>, T) - Static method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVUtility
-
Generic method which sets a JavaFX property on FX Thread through Platform.runLater
- setRenderAlphaActive(boolean) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
Sets the render active state of ALpha view
- setRenderBetaActive(boolean) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
Sets the render active state of Beta view
- setRenderMainActive(boolean) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
Sets the render active state of Main view
- setStageTitle(String) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXApp
-
Force set title if appstage is initialized.
- show(Node...) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
Shows an user modifiable element (node) in GUI.
- sliderA - Variable in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
User modifiable Sliders
- sliderAChanged(Number, Number) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
Executes when sliderA changes
- sliderALabel - Variable in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
User modifiable Slider Labels
These get detected by reflection and hidden/shown automatically together with their Slider with hide() and show()
- sliderB - Variable in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
User modifiable Sliders
- sliderBChanged(Number, Number) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
Executes when sliderB changes
- sliderBLabel - Variable in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
User modifiable Slider Labels
These get detected by reflection and hidden/shown automatically together with their Slider with hide() and show()
- sliderC - Variable in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
User modifiable Sliders
- sliderCChanged(Number, Number) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
Executes when sliderC changes
- sliderCLabel - Variable in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
User modifiable Slider Labels
These get detected by reflection and hidden/shown automatically together with their Slider with hide() and show()
- sliderD - Variable in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
User modifiable Sliders
- sliderDChanged(Number, Number) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
Executes when sliderD changes
- sliderDLabel - Variable in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
User modifiable Slider Labels
These get detected by reflection and hidden/shown automatically together with their Slider with hide() and show()
- sliderE - Variable in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
User modifiable Sliders
- sliderEChanged(Number, Number) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
Executes when sliderE changes
- sliderELabel - Variable in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
User modifiable Slider Labels
These get detected by reflection and hidden/shown automatically together with their Slider with hide() and show()
- sliderF - Variable in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
User modifiable Sliders
- sliderFChanged(Number, Number) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
Executes when sliderF changes
- sliderFLabel - Variable in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
User modifiable Slider Labels
These get detected by reflection and hidden/shown automatically together with their Slider with hide() and show()
- sliderG - Variable in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
User modifiable Sliders
- sliderGChanged(Number, Number) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
Executes when sliderG changes
- sliderGLabel - Variable in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXController
-
User modifiable Slider Labels
These get detected by reflection and hidden/shown automatically together with their Slider with hide() and show()
- start(Stage) - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXApp
-
Setups and starts the app and then initializes controller, do not override.
- stop() - Method in class com.plasmoxy.cvfxbase.CVFXApp
-
Gets called when app is stopped.


Dr Steve Huckle - University of Sussex Lecturer and Senior Developer at Minima Global.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>April 2021
Minima is creating a truly decentralised blockchain network that will operate as an open, co-operative ecosystem, within which users are free to transfer information (value) in a secure and trusted environment.
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Image Source: https://freesvg.org/black-question-mark-sign-vector-image
Image Source: https://octoverse.github.com/
Image Source: React vs Vue-vs Angular
Image Source: https://medium.com/swlh/how-to-structure-your-typescript-react-redux-app-877d1eba1c1e
Node.js
lets developers write server-side Javascript. However, it also provides build environment tools (which is how it is being used above).
Node.js
is a JavaScript runtime environmentnpm
is a package manager for JavaScriptnpm
is the default package manager for Node.js
Image Source: https://v4.webpack.js.org/
store.dispatch()
Reducers are a functional programming concept - they let you iterate over a list and apply a function to an accumulated value and the next item in the list. When the iteration is complete, the accumulated value gets returned:
const euros = [29.76, 41.85, 46.5];
const sum = euros.reduce((total, amount) => total + amount);
sum // 118.11
A more advanced example:
const pipe = (...fns) => (x) => fns.reduce((v, f) => f(v), x);
Redux reducers are pure functions that take the current state of an application, perform an action, and return a new state:
const initialState: OrderBookProps = {
data: []
}
export const reducer = (state: OrderBookProps = initialState, action: ActionProps): OrderBookProps => {
if ( action.type == OrderBookActionTypes.ADD_ORDERS ) {
const orderBookData: OrderBookProps = action.payload as OrderBookProps
return { ...state, data: orderBookData.data }
} else {
return state
}
}
https://decembersoft.com/posts/starting-a-react-redux-project-with-typescript/
https://www.carlrippon.com/creating-react-and-typescript-apps-with-webpack/
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-use-redux-in-your-react-typescript-app/
…and there is some more example code in the next section…
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You must accept transience and imperfection, as none of the concepts introduced in this lecture are set in stone - javascript frameworks are a fast changing landscape…
e.g. last year’s lecture: All React components subclass React.Component
- just a year on, that is no longer true! Nowadays, it is more common to see a functional approach.
interface HelloProps {
entity: string
}
export const Hello = (props: HelloProps) =>
Hello {props.entity}

…and you’d use it like this:
const App = () => {
return (
<Hello entity="World"/>
)
}
React’s functional approach is powered by hooks, which are special functions that let developers “hook into” the React lifecycle without requiring class architecture.
.current
property is initialised to the passed argumentconst display = (props: Props) => {
let isFirstRun = useRef(true)
const theme = useTheme()
const classes = themeStyles()
const history = useHistory()
useEffect(() => {
if ( !props.user.accessToken ) {
props.setActivePage(PageTypes.SIGNIN)
history.push(`${Local.home}`)
} else if ( ( props.user.info.role !== Dbase.adminRole.id ) &&
( props.user.info.role !== Dbase.sqlRole.id ) ) {
props.setActivePage(PageTypes.SIGNIN)
history.push(`${Local.signIn}`)
} else if ( isFirstRun.current ) {
props.setActivePage(PageTypes.AUTHENTICATED)
isFirstRun.current = false
}
}, [props.user])
return (
<Grid className={classes.loggedInContent} item container xs={12}>
<Grid item container xs={12}>
<Grid item container justify="flex-start" xs={12}>
<Typography variant="h2">
{WalletConfig.heading}
</Typography>
</Grid>
<Grid item container justify="flex-start" xs={12}>
<svg
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
width="2000"
height="4"
>
<line x2="2000" stroke="#317AFF" strokeWidth={4} />
</svg>
</Grid>
<ListWallets />
</Grid>
</Grid>
)
}
Sort is a (super-cool) high-order function that allows developers to define its behaviour via an (anonymous) function, which is given as an argument.
const sortOrderBook = (ordersData: OrderProps): Order[] => {
return ordersData.data.sort((a: Order, b: Order) => {
(a.isBuy === b.isBuy) ? (a.isBuy ? b.price.cmp(a.price) : a.price.cmp(b.price)) : 1 )
}
}
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https://github.com/glowkeeper/reactLecture/blob/main/presentation/react.md
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>steve.huckle@minima.global


A step-by-step guide for using the Smart Disc
Charge Smart Disc via the Micro-USB port. Smart Disc features a rechargeable Li-Po battery that averages a little over an hour while actively using the GPS module.
Once on the disc golf course, power on Smart Disc by opening the rubber door and flipping the power switch to the "On" position. Wait 30 seconds to allow for GPS signal acquisition.
Before throwing Smart Disc, press the pushbutton once. The green LED should light up, indicating that the GPS coordinates are being recorded. Throw the disc and repeat. Be sure to press the pushbutton once after landing the disc in the basket.
Import Smart Disc performance data off the included SD memory card to a computer using a USB port (with SD adapter) or a dedicated SD card reader. Navigate to the Import Game page at SmartDisc.org, select the file and tap the "Import" button.
View your performance for the newly imported game. Tap the hole buttons to pan to the associated tee-pad and update the associated hole statistics found below the map.
Fall 2013 University of Michigan-Dearborn Senior Design Project


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Make each program do one thing well. To do a new job, build afresh rather than complicate old programs by adding new features.
(*)The Bell System Technical Journal. Bell Laboratories. M. D. McIlroy, E. N. Pinson, and B. A. Tague. “Unix Time-Sharing System Forward”. 1978. 57 (6, part 2). p. 1902.


Plugin Information |
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View Google Analytics on the plugin site for more information. |
This plugin decorates all web pages with the Google Analytics tracking script
Use this plugin to add the google analytics tracking script to all web pages that are served by the Jenkins installation.
Configuring
To configure it, you just need to specify the profile id. The profile id can be found within the google analytics web site. If you already have the tracking script, look at the tracking code and copy the value within the _getTracker()
as shown in this example: _gat.getTracker("AA-123456-2");
_(the profile id is AA-123456-2).
If you want to track subdomains in one profile, you can specify the domain name in the configuration. For more details about tracking subdomains in one profile go here.
Change log
1.2 - (23 november 2011)
- Updated Google analytics script so it used to the asynchronous method. (JENKINS-11686)
1.2 - (24 august 2009)
- Added support for tracking subdomains in one profile. Patch from Davide Mendolia
1.1 - (19 september 2008)
1.0 - (5 september 2008)
- Initial revision


Document types can be used to ease the validation of updates and check permissions when creating, updating or deleting documents.
Type definitions are just objects which expose some pre-defined properties. Its usually convenient to use a module for each document type, and this is the pattern used in the examples below.
var fields = require('kanso/fields');
exports.fields = {
title: fields.string(),
link: fields.url()
};
A document's type is stored as a string in the 'type' property of the document. This is a commonly used pattern to make querying documents easier, and also allows Kanso to validate a document without having to explicitly say which document type to validate against.
Validates a JSON document against its document type. types
is
an object containing all types to validate against, keyed by name.
doc
is the document you wish to validate.
Returns a list of validation errors, or an empty list if its a valid document. Documents of an unknown type return undefined.
Fields are used when defining document types and tell Kanso how to parse and validate form data.
Used to validate the contents of a document type's field, and usually passed as an array of validation functions to a field type.
var fields = require('kanso/fields'),
validators = require('kanso/validators');
exports.fields = {
count: fields.number({
validators: [ validators.max(10) ]
})
};
Custom validators can be easily created by writing a function which accepts the following arguments, and throws an Error if validation fails:
exports.myValidator = function (doc, value) {
if (value === 'incorrect value') {
throw new Error('Validation failed');
}
}
Here, doc
is the document being validated, and
value
is the value of the field.
Upload a project to a CouchDB instance.
kanso push [OPTIONS] DB [PATH] Parameters: DB The CouchDB instance to upload the app to PATH The project path to load the app from Options: --minify Compress CommonJS modules using UglifyJS --minify-attachments Compress .js attachments --baseURL PATH Force the baseURL to a specific value. (allows vhosts on CouchDB < v1.1.x)
Push a file or directory of JSON files to DB.
kanso pushdata [OPTIONS] DB PATH Parameters: DB The CouchDB instance to upload the documents to PATH A file or directory containing JSON documents to upload Options: -f, --force Ignore document conflict errors and upload anyway
Create a new project skeleton.
kanso create PATH Parameters: PATH Path to create a new project skeleton at, project name defaults to last directory in this path
Show help specific to a command.
kanso help [COMMAND] Parameters: COMMAND The kanso command to show help on
Load a project and output resulting JSON
kanso show [PATH] Parameters: PATH Path to project directory to show (defaults to ".")
Returns UUIDs generated by a CouchDB instance.
kanso uuids [OPTIONS] [URL] Parameters: URL The CouchDB instance to generate UUIDs from (defaults to http://localhost:5984) Options: -n [NUM], --number [NUM] The number of UUIDs to generate (default: 1)


I have recently been working on building some tools using the kubernetes API. To enable this develoment locally I am running kubernetes using minikube. If you haven’t check this out yet and want to learn kubernetes, this is an awesome local environment to get started with.
The issue is, when running minikube, how do you access the kubernetes API since the API server is not accessible to any environment outside the kubernetes cluster? For Example, if the k8s api server IP address is <IP_ADDRESS> and you would like to access the swagger endpoint. You would try http(s)://<IP_ADDRESS>/swaggerapi but you come across this… endpoint error
Maybe it’s the minikube host IP that we should access. Assuming our host IP address is <IP_ADDRESS>, let’s try to access the swagger api endpoint using the host IP. host error
Ok, both methods we have tried are unsucessful, so what’s next? It turns out that kubernetes has a proxy option on the kubectl CLI (command line interface) that will help you expost the API endpoint to the local host. If you execute the proxy command you will create a proxy for the kubernetes services that you will be able to access from your localhost.
execute the following
and you should see proxy starting…
Now that we have the proxy started (note that it is listening on port 8001) we should be able to access the api endpoints from our localhost. For example, if our localhost IP address is <IP_ADDRESS> and the proxy server is running, you should be able to access the swagger api endpoint like this, http(s)://<IP_ADDRESS>:8001/swaggerapi
and indeed we can! swagger success
Now that we can access the kubernetes API server from localhost, we can start developing with the API without having to spin up a shiney new linux environment. ;)
As always feel free to reach out to me on twitter for any questions or suggestions.


Peer to Peer (P2P) transactions between you and your customers.
This means that you pay ZERO FEES, all this powered by a lightweight (~19kb) and easy to integrate Javascript library
This is what ETHcommerce provides you:
We generate a P2P transaction between your customer and you which has zero fees (unlike credit cards or payment gateways)
Transactions will be confirmed in about a minute which guarantees that the transaction is confirmed and your funds are safe
Because Ethereum transactions are irreversible thanks to the power of the blockchain, you don't have to worry about chargebacks anymore
With a couple of lines of Javascript, you can start accepting Etherum payments on your website!
Get paid in Ethereum priced to your local currency (USD, EUR, CNY, JPY, etc.), in real time.
Integrate payments on your iOS and Android React Native mobile apps (coming soon!)
ETHcommerce is really easy to integrate on your website. This is how you do it:
$ yarn add eth-commerce
const ethCommerce = new EthCommerce();
ethCommerce.render(
{
targetElement: 'pay-button',
type: 'PAY',
amount: 10,
currency: 'USD',
address: '0x11A7Ca870700f284e4647E55DeD9040f0F86D4D4'
}, (e)=>{
console.log('error callback', e);
},(tx)=>{
console.log('success callback', tx);
}
);
Using our default "Pay with Ethereum" button, just choose the element that will render the button, the amount to charge, the currency, and the address where you want to receive the ETH. Let us know what to do after a transaction succeeds or fails and you're done!
The rendered button should look like this:
It's very easy to customize the button by overriding the default styles (.eth-btn, .eth-icon-wrapper, .eth-icon-svg, .eth-btn-text, #eth-btn-text, etc.) You can change the text by using type: CUSTOM and setting the option "label"
The rendered button should look like this:
const ethCommerce3 = new EthCommerce();
ethCommerce3.render(
{
targetElement: 'custom-button',
type: 'CUSTOM',
amount: 100,
currency: 'CNY',
address: '0x11A7Ca870700f284e4647E55DeD9040f0F86D4D4'
label: 'Get it with ETH!'
}, (e)=>{
console.log('error callback', e);
},(tx)=>{
console.log('success callback', tx);
}
);


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The Banzhaf Power Index is an interesting thing. In a situation where participants (players) in a vote have differing weights, depending on the weights of every player, their relative importance or "power" may be surprising. What the index measures is, in all possible situations, how critical were each player? That is, a critical player is one who, after all votes were tallied, had he voted differently, the outcome of the vote would have swung the other way.
For example, say we have 3 owners of a corporation, two of them with 45% of the shares of the stock, and the third with just 10% of the shares of the stock, each one of them has equal power.
| Alice | 9 shares |
| Betty | 9 shares |
| Clair | 2 shares |
Suppose Alice and Betty vote "Yes" while Clair votes "No". The result is the decision passes, with 18 votes "Yes" and 2 votes "No". Had either Alice and Betty voted "No", the result wouldn't pass with only 9 votes "Yes".
Suppose Alice and Clair vote "No" while Betty votes "Yes". The result is the decision passes, with 11 votes "Yes" and 9 votes "No". Had either Alice or Clair voted "No", the result wouldn't pass, having only 9 or 2 votes "Yes".
It's as if all three of them each have 1 vote.
Now suppose the company needs some money, so they issue 8 more shares, and sell them to their friend David.
| Alice | 9 shares |
| Betty | 9 shares |
| Clair | 2 shares |
| David | 9 shares |
Now, all a motion needs to pass is Alice and Betty, Betty and David, or David and Alice voting for it. Clair's vote has no impact on any decision, because in no outcome is it ever critical. She may have a say in every vote, but her vote never has any worthwhile impact.
So just because you have less votes doesn't necessarily mean you're not important; but it could mean you're less important than you think.
Mark Livingston at the Computer Science Department at UNC Chapel Hill ran a simulation using 1990 census and electoral college delegate weights, and came up with this:
http://www.cs.unc.edu/~livingst/Banzhaf/usa.out
Showing what everyone knows; the big states of California, New York, Texas, and Pennsylvania are important swing-states. But it's a double-edged sword. If you look at what I'll call BPIPC (Banzhaf power index per capita), they may have a relatively low overall power index, but dividing the total power index over every voter in the state shows that each person's relative power in the overall election is an order of magnitude higher than those of citizens in big states.


Chapter Nine Additional
Information on John Milton Hall and Family
Apparently,
Martha Ellen Hall s father, John Milton Hall, was born in
John M. Hall, aged 84
years, and a pioneer Woodsfield Citizen, passed away at his home Saturday.
(The) deceased had filled a number of Village and Township Official Positions.
Four children
survive, Monroe Hall, with whom he lived since his wife s death recently; Vie
Hall, Woodsfield, Mrs. David Barkes and Mrs Mayme Hall both of Wheeling*.
Funeral Services
were held at the
* Daughter, Martha Ellen Moose was
overlooked
From
John M. Hall s death certificate, his parents were Thomas and Margaret
Hamilton Hall and John had died of a cerebral hemorrhage. There was
also another John M. Hall about the same age in Monroe County14,30,33 and I found information reporting that he
married Rachel Ullom64 but after many hours of frustrating
research, I found that this information was not correct. In the 185013
census, I found Thomas Hall married to Margaret living in Woodsfield,
In the birth
records of Monroe County18, one of his sons was originally named,
Sylvester Hamilton later his name is Sylvester M. in the 1900 census and also,
Charles Sylvester. The name in the birth records could mean that he was to be
given his mother s maiden name but later they changed their minds. Also,
William amd Minerva s son was Sylvester Hamilton. So
it is possible that William Hamilton was Margaret s brother.
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--- layout: page title: Introducing Cricket (formerly FSharp.Actor) ---
Over the last few years, I have been quite taken by the actor model of computing. Although not a silver bullet it does tend to make concurrent programming orders of magnitude easier to reason about. If you have never heard of Actors then an actor as defined by wikipedia is as follows
The Actor model adopts the philosophy that everything is an actor. This is similar to the everything is an object philosophy used by some object-oriented programming languages, but differs in that object-oriented software is typically executed sequentially, while the Actor model is inherently concurrent.
An actor is a computational entity that, in response to a message it receives, can concurrently:
- send a finite number of messages to other actors;
- create a finite number of new actors;
- designate the behavior to be used for the next message it receives.
I also encourage you to look at Erlang/Elixir, Akka, Orleans and the MailboxProcessor<'a>
in FSharp.Core.
Cricket, formerly FSharp.Actor, is yet another actor framework. Built entirely in F#, Cricket is a lightweight alternative to Akka et. al. To this end it is not as feature rich as these out of the box, but all of the core requirements like location transpancy, remoting, supervisors, metrics and tracing. Other things like failure detection and clustering are in the pipeline it is just a question of time.
Some key links for Cricket:
The nuget package, contains a single library Cricket.dll
and a reference to FsPickler, which is used for serailization.
The following example, creates a echo
actor using cricket.
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#I "../packages" #r "FsPickler/lib/net45/FsPickler.dll" #r "Cricket/lib/Cricket.dll" open Cricket ActorHost.Start() let echo = actor { name "echo" body ( let rec loop() = messageHandler { let! msg = Message.receive() printfn "%s" msg return! loop() } loop()) } |> Actor.spawn |
A couple of things are happening in the code above. Firstly, we start an ActorHost
which sets up an environment within the current process for the actor to live in. Next we define the actor, we give it a name echo
and a body. The body is actually the only thing that is required. If the name is omitted then it is assinged as a Guid
. All the body of an actor consists of is a recursive function, that describes how to handle the messages posted to the actor. In this case we simply print a message to the console. Once we have defined the actor we then spawn it using Actor.spawn
. After an actor has been spawned it is ready to consume messages. We can send messages directly to the actor by using the ActorRef
that is returned by Actor.spawn
.
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echo <-- "Hello, from Cricket" |
Alternatively we can resolve the actor by name and send the message that way.
1:
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"echo" <-- "Hello, from Cricket" |
From these basic beginings we can build entire systems using actors. These systems can be spread over multiple machines and as long as the underlying message transport supports it different data-centres. To make our echo actor distributed, we don't have to change the implementation of the actor. All we have to do is enable remoting on the actor host.
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//Node1 host configuration ActorHost.Start() .SubscribeEvents(fun (evnt:ActorEvent) -> printfn "%A" evnt) .EnableRemoting( [new TCPTransport(TcpConfig.Default(IPEndPoint.Create(12002)))], new BinarySerializer(), new TcpActorRegistryTransport(TcpConfig.Default(IPEndPoint.Create(12003))), new UdpActorRegistryDiscovery(UdpConfig.Default(), 1000)) |
All we have done is enchance the ActorHost with a collection of message transports, a serializer, a registry transport and a way for the actors to discover each other. Similar setif we used the same setup on another node.
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//Node2 host configuration ActorHost.Start() .SubscribeEvents(fun (evnt:ActorEvent) -> printfn "%A" evnt) .EnableRemoting( [new TCPTransport(TcpConfig.Default(IPEndPoint.Create(12004)))], new BinarySerializer(), new TcpActorRegistryTransport(TcpConfig.Default(IPEndPoint.Create(12005))), new UdpActorRegistryDiscovery(UdpConfig.Default(), 1000)) |
then we can on node 2 resolve any actors on node 1, using the example above. Alternatively if I had 10 nodes but wanted to resolve the echo
actor on node 9, I could do something like the following
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"node9@*/echo" <-- "Hello, from Cricket" |
This would then resolve the actor on node9
. If we had kept the original query which was simply echo
then this would resolve any actor named echo
all of the nodes participating in the group. For more details on remoting and a link to an example see here


s6
Software
skarnet.org
Service startup notifications
It is easy for a process supervision suite to know when a service that was up
is now down: the long-lived process implementing the service is dead. The
supervisor, running as the daemon's parent, is instantly notified via a SIGCHLD.
When it happens, s6-supervise sends a 'd' event
to its ./event fifodir, so every subscriber
knows that the service is down. All is well.
It is much trickier for a process supervision suite to know when a service
that was down is now up. The supervisor forks and execs the
daemon, and knows when the exec has succeeded; but after that point, it's all
up to the daemon itself. Some daemons do a lot of initialization work before
they're actually ready to serve, and it is impossible for the supervisor to
know exactly when the service is really ready.
s6-supervise sends a 'u' event to its
./event fifodir when it successfully
spawns the daemon, but any subscriber
reacting to 'u' is subject to a race condition - the service provided by the
daemon may not be ready yet.
Reliable startup notifications need support from the daemons themselves.
Daemons should do two things to signal the outside world that they are
ready:
- Update a state file, so other processes can get a snapshot
of the daemon's state
- Send an event to processes waiting for a state change.
This is complex to implement in every single daemon, so s6 provides
tools to make it easier for daemon authors, without any need to link
against the s6 library or use any s6-specific construct:
daemons can simply write a line to a file descriptor of their choice,
then close that file descriptor, when they're ready to serve. This is
a generic mechanism that some daemons already implement.
s6 supports that mechanism natively: when the
service directory for the daemon contains
a valid notification-fd file, the daemon's supervisor, i.e. the
s6-supervise program, will properly catch
the daemon's message, update the status file (supervise/status),
then notify all the subscribers
with a 'U' event, meaning that the service is now up and ready.
This method should really be implemented in every long-running
program providing a service. When it is not the case, it's impossible
to provide reliable startup notifications, and subscribers should then
be content with the unreliable 'u' events provided by s6-supervise.
Unfortunately, a lot of long-running programs do not offer that
functionality; instead, they provide a way to poll them, an external
program that runs and checks whether the service is ready. This is a
bad mechanism, for
several
reasons. Nevertheless, until all daemons are patched to notify their
own readiness, s6 provides a way to run such a check program to poll
for readiness, and route its result into the s6 notification system:
s6-notifyoncheck.
How to use a check program with s6 (i.e. readiness checking via polling)
- Let's say you have a daemon foo, started under s6 via a
/run/service/foo service directory, and that comes with a
foo-check program that exhibits different behaviours when
foo is ready and when it is not.
- Create an executable script /run/service/foo/data/check
that calls foo-check. Make sure this script exits 0 when
foo is ready and nonzero when it's not.
- In your /run/service/foo/run script that starts foo,
instead of executing into foo, execute into
s6-notifyoncheck foo. Read the
s6-notifyoncheck page if you need to
give it options to tune the polling.
- echo 3 > /run/service/foo/notification-fd. If file descriptor
3 is already open when your run script executes foo, replace 3 with
a file descriptor you know is not already open.
- That's it.
- Your check script will be automatically invoked by
s6-notifyoncheck, until it succeeds.
- s6-notifyoncheck will send the
readiness notification to the file descriptor given in the notification-fd
file.
- s6-supervise will receive it and will
mark foo as ready.
How to design a daemon so it uses the s6 mechanism without resorting to polling (i.e. readiness notification)
The s6-notifyoncheck mechanism was
made to accommodate daemons that provide a check program but do not notify
readiness themselves; it works, but is suboptimal.
If you are writing the foo daemon, here is how you can make things better:
- Readiness notification should be optional, so you should guard all
the following with a run-time option to foo.
- Assume a file descriptor other than 0, 1 or 2 is going to be open.
You can hardcode 3 (or 4); or you can make it configurable via a command line
option. See for instance the -D notif option to the
mdevd program. It
really doesn't matter what this number is; the important thing is that your
daemon knows that this fd is already open, and is not using it for another
purpose.
- Do nothing with this file descriptor until your daemon is ready.
- When your daemon is ready, write a newline to this file descriptor.
- If you like, you may write other data before the newline, just in
case it is printed to the terminal. It is not necessary, and it is best to
keep that data short. If the line is read by
s6-supervise, it will be entirely ignored;
only the newline is important.
- Then close that file descriptor.
The user who then makes foo run under s6 just has to do the
following:
- Write 3, or the file descriptor the foo daemon uses
to notify readiness, to the /run/service/foo/notification-fd file.
- In the /run/service/foo/run script, invoke foo
with the option that activates the readiness notification. If foo
makes the notification fd configurable, the user needs to make sure that
the number that is given to this option is the same as the number that is
written in the notification-fd file.
- And that is all. Do not use s6-notifyoncheck
in this case, because you do not need to poll to know whether foo
is ready; instead, foo will directly communicate its readiness to
s6-supervise, and that is a much more efficient
mechanism.
What does s6-supervise do with this
readiness information?
- s6-supervise maintains a readiness
state for other programs to read. You can check for it, for instance, via
the s6-svstat program.
- s6-supervise also broadcasts the
readiness event to programs that are waiting for it - for instance the
s6-svwait program. This can be used to
make sure that other programs only start when the daemon is ready. For
instance, the
s6-rc service manager uses
that mechanism to bring sets of services up or down: a service starts as
soon as all its dependencies are ready, but never earlier.


Interface: CC2420Transmit
interface CC2420Transmit
Low-level abstraction for the transmit path implementaiton of the
ChipCon CC2420 radio.
- Author:
-
Jonathan Hui<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Version:
-
$Revision: 1.2 $ $Date: 2008-06-03 04:43:03 $
Commands
command error_t cancel()
command error_t modify(uint8_t offset, uint8_t *buf, uint8_t len)
command error_t resend(bool useCca)
command error_t send(message_t *p_msg, bool useCca)
Events
event void sendDone(message_t *p_msg, error_t error)
Commands - Details
cancel
command error_t cancel()
- Returns:
-
SUCCESS if the request was accepted, FAIL otherwise.
modify
command error_t modify(uint8_t offset, uint8_t *buf, uint8_t len)
- Parameters:
-
offset
- in the message to start modifying.
-
buf
- to data to write
-
len
- of bytes to write
- Returns:
-
SUCCESS if the request was accepted, FAIL otherwise.
resend
command error_t resend(bool useCca)
- Parameters:
-
useCca
- TRUE if this re-Tx should use clear channel assessments
- Returns:
-
SUCCESS if the request was accepted, FAIL otherwise.
send
command error_t send(message_t *p_msg, bool useCca)
- Parameters:
-
p_msg
- message to send.
-
useCca
- TRUE if this Tx should use clear channel assessments
- Returns:
-
SUCCESS if the request was accepted, FAIL otherwise.
Events - Details
sendDone
event void sendDone(message_t *p_msg, error_t error)
- Parameters:
-
p_msg
- message to send.
-
error
- notifaction of how the operation went.


Personal Projects
I've been developing applications and software solutions since 2010. Here's a sample of what I've worked on outside of school. If you want to see more, I encourage you to check out my GitHub! If you want to see what I've done at school, (which is a lot), please visit my goals page.
My Personal Blog
While you're looking at my portfolio site, I actually run a more personal site where I blog! I love to code, but I also love to write, and especially talk about issues that affect me and others today, as well as talk about new developments in my software and hardware career. If you're interested in reading my thoughts, and see some other website design, I would encourage you to check it out!
Hobbies Theme
My personal website, https://jacobhobbie.com runs a custom Jekyll theme that I created and maintain by myself. While I'm not the most gifted designer in the world, I'm always working on improving my sense of style, and I'm really proud of what I've created so far! Plus, it's published on RubyGems, so you can download it too!
Password Generator
Back in High School, I had a lot more time to work on personal projects, and it was then that I built this! It is a simple password generator, but I plan on someday adding encryption, a feature I started to work on, but left when I started college. NOTE: You should most definitely NOT use this as your password manager or password generator for important accounts. This is a test bed for me to try different things, and experiment with crypto. If you are at all interested in a password manager with solid encryption, I personally recommend either 1Password or KeyPass.
PinLater - WIP
I love Pinboard, a web service made by Maciej Cegłowski that stores bookmarks semi-publicly for everyone to share, and for you to save cross-platform. I liked it so much, I switched from using Pocket, a read it later service. However, while Pinboard does have a read it later service built in, it doesn't format everything as well as Pocket, or Instapaper does. In addition, the extensions for Pinboard online I've found to be lacking, both on Chrome & Firefox. Therefore, I'm working on this project, and hope to have it out soon!
Wiggl - WIP
I use a service called Toggl to track my time and help me be more effective with the limited amount of time I have each day, as well as help me curb bad habits before they get out of hand. I really like the default client Toggl has, but I was curious if I could make a version that ran on Windows' Metro design language, and was publishable to the Windows Store. This is one I haven't spent much time on, but I'm excited to get to in the future.


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CLING! CLING! CLING! CLANG! CLING! Listen to the Red-Haired Wizard from the Land of a Thousand Lakes!
In the days of Golden Wonders, when the world was made from an egg--the earth from its lower half, the sky from its upper part, the moonshine from its white, and the sunshine from its yellow--the great, ancient Wizard Vainamoinen came to the Land of Heroes.
Out of the rolling, tossing billows, out of the white-wreathed waves, out of the crested seafoam, crept that wonderful enchanter. He stood up on a wide and desolate isle. Then he called a Magic Youth and bade him sow seed of many kinds. The Magic Youth sowed seed on swamp and lowland, on mountain and hill. Fir trees sprang up on the mountains, pine trees on the hills, slender birches in the swamps, and lindens in the valleys. And junipers grew up, all hung with clustering berries.
Not only on that isle, but in the Land of Heroes spread wide, wide forests and meadows. Merry thrushes sang among the forest trees, and velvet-throated cuckoos trilled in the silver birches. Luscious strawberries and cloudberries nestled among their own leaves. Golden flowers grew on the meads. Lovely was the Land of Heroes!
Then the ancient, wise Vainamoinen, with his Belt full of Wonder Tales, passed his days happily in the Land of Heroes. Far, far away sounded his voice. All the people in the South Lands heard his Magic Songs and Tales, and even the folk of far Lapland listened in wonder to them.
Now in far dismal Lapland dwelt a young Wizard, Youkahainen by name. He heard the Lapland folk say:
"The sweet Singer of the Land of Heroes, is better skilled in Tales and Magic than is our Youkahainen."
At that minute, black envy entered Youkahainen's heart.
"I will go to the Land of Heroes!" exclaimed he.  I will sing him my oldest Tales and chant my powerful Magic Words. I will put him to shame, and transform him into some mean thing. He shall sing the worst of songs."
Then Youkahainen rushed to his stable and led out his horse. Flames darted from its nostrils. Sparks flew from under its hoofs. Youkahainen hitched his horse to a golden sledge, and, leaping on the sledge, took his dog beside him. He struck the horse with his pearl decorated birch-whip. Away they sped with thunderous clatter. All that day the horse galloped southward, all the next day, onward and onward. On the third day, Youkahainen reached the heath-covered meadow in the Land of Heroes, where Vainamoinen dwelt.
Now it happened that the ancient Vainamoinen himself, driving his own golden sledge, came racing along the roadway. Youkahainen saw him coming, and did not turn out. Fiercely he urged on his foaming horse, and dashed upon Vainamoinen. The two sledges struck. Their shafts were driven together. The reins and traces were tangled. The two horses stood still, smoking and fiery.
"Who are you, and whence come you?" cried the ancient Vainamoinen.  You have broken my sledge and ruined my reins and traces."
"I am the young and wise Lapland Wizard," sneered Youkahainen. "What low fellow are you, and where do you come from? Is it possible that you are the famous Wizard and Singer, Vainamoinen? If so, let us sing together. Let us chant our Magic Songs. He who is the sweetest Singer shall keep the roadway. The other shall take the roadside."
"I accept your challenge," said the ancient Vainamoinen. "But first tell me, golden youngster, some of the wisest things you know."
"O my wisdom is great indeed! I know many wise things," answered Youkahainen. "Listen!"
Every roof must have a chimney,
Every fireplace a hearthstone.
Lives of seals are free and merry.
Salmon eat the perch and whiting.
Lapps still plow the land with reindeer.
In your land they plow with horses.
This is some of my great wisdom!
"Such foolish stuff," said the ancient Vainamoinen, "may suit women and babes, but not bearded heroes. Tell me, now, what happened when the world began?"
"O well, I know much wisdom about that too!" boasted Youkahainen. "Listen!"
Boiling water is malicious.
Fire is very full of danger.
Magic is the child of seafoam.
Waters gush from every mountain.
Fir trees were the first of houses;
Hollow stones, the first of kettles.
"Foolish words!" cried Vainamoinen. "Is that all the nonsense you can talk?"
"O I can tell you what really happened in those golden first days," said Youkahainen. "Listen!"
For 'twas I who plowed the ocean;
Hollowed out the depths of ocean;
When I dug the salmon grottoes,
When I all the lakes created,
When I heaped the mountains round them,
When I piled the rocks around them.
I was present as a hero,
When, the heavens were created,
When the sky was crystal-pillared,
When was arched the beauteous rainbow,
When the silver sun was planted,
And with stars the heavens were sprinkled.
 cried Vainamoinen. "The Prince of all liars!"
"Come, you old Wizard!" shouted Youkahainen, tossing back his black hair. "Let us fight with knives! If you are afraid to fight, why then I will sing you into a wild boar of the forest, with swinish snout and swinish heart!"
At that Vainamoinen waxed fierce with rage. He frowned terribly. Then he began his Magic Singing, began his Magic Incantations. Grandly sang the wise Vainamoinen, sang till the mountains shook with fear and the flinty rocks and ledges heard his Magic Tones and crumbled, and the billows heaved and thundered on the shore.
And the boastful Youkahainen stood still in terror. Vainamoinen sang and sang, and he changed Youkahainen's sledge-runners into saplings; sang his reins into alders; sang the golden sledge to float upon a lake; changed the birch-whip, pearl-ornamented, into a reed, and the horse into a white stone by the water.
And the grand old Vainamoinen sang and sang; sang Youkahainen's gold-handled dagger into a gleam of lightning in the sky above him; his painted crossbow into a rainbow; his feathered arrows into hawks soaring around his head; his dog into a block of stone; sang his cap off his forehead, sang it into wreaths of white vapor; sang his gloves into waterlilies, and his belt set with jewels into a twinkling band of stars around him.
And as Vainamoinen sang and sang, Youkahainen began to sink into a swamp of mud and water; he sank and sank to his waist. He could not lift his feet, and great pains shot through him.
"O wise Vainamoinen!" he cried in terror. "O you greatest of all Wizards! Speak your Magic Words backwards, repeat your Magic Incantation backwards, and free me from this place of horror. I will pay you a rich ransom."
"What ransom will you give me," asked Vainamoinen, "if I will cease my Enchantments, if I will turn away my Magic?"
"Free me from this torment," cried Youkahainen, "and I will give you my two Magic Crossbows that hang in my Lapland house."
"I do not wish your Magic Crossbows. I have bows banging on every nail and rafter."
Then Vainamoinen sang again, and poor Youkahainen sank deeper and deeper in the mud and water.
"Oh, I will give you my Magic Boats, swift, beautiful, and wonderful!"
"I do not want your Magic Boats.
Then Vainamoinen sang poor Youkahainen deeper, deeper, and yet deeper into the mud and water, till he cried in anguish:
"I will give you my Magic Horses!"
"I do not want your Magic Horses. Magic Horses crowd my stables."
Deeper, deeper, down, down, down, sank poor Youkahainen to his shoulders, and he offered gold that glitters in the sunshine and silver that gleams in the moonshine, and all his cornfields and his corn. But sorrow laden and enchanted, he sank to his chin in the mud and water. Seaweed filled his nostrils and grass tangled in his teeth.
"O, you ancient Vainamoinen!" prayed and beseeched poor Youkahainen. "Wisest of all wisdom-singers! Stop your Magic Incantations. Turn away your Magic Spells. Save me from this smothering torment. Free my eyes from sand and torture. I will give you my Sister Aino. Fairest of all LaplandÕs daughters! She shall be your bride, sweep your rooms and keep your house. She shall rinse your golden platters, and weave golden covers for your bed. She shall bake your honey-biscuit."
"That is the ransom I wish!" exclaimed the ancient Vainamoinen. "Lapland's young and fairest daughter to be my lovely bride forever, and the pride of the Land of Heroes!"
Then joyfully Vainamoinen sat down upon a rock, and sang a little, then sang again, then sang a third time. Backwards he weaved his Magic Incantations and backwards sang his Magic Songs. The charm was broken!
Youkahainen dragged his feet from the mud, lifted his chin from out of the mud, and stood up. He led his horse away from the water, drew his golden sledge to land, picked up his pearl ornamented birch-whip, hitched his horse to his sledge, threw himself on the sledge, and snapped his whip. Heavy-hearted and sorrowful he sped away to Lapland.
Night and day the horse galloped, and on the third day Youkahainen reached his home. He drove recklessly against the house-wall, broke his shafts, and smashed his golden sledge.
His Mother, gray and aged, came running out to meet him.
 cried his Father.
Then poor Youkahainen wept, broken-hearted.
"Tell me, First-born, why do you weep?" asked his Mother.
"Golden Mother, ever faithful!" cried Youkahainen. "Surely I have cause to weep. I have promised my dearest Sister, your beloved Aino, to the ancient Wizard Vainamoinen, to be his bride."
Then his Mother clapped her hands with joy. But the fair and darling Maiden, the beautiful Aino, fell to bitter weeping.
"Now listen all ye Lapp People," cried the Red-Haired Wizard of the Land of a Thousand Lakes.
Soon I'll tell you more of Aino,
And of Vainamoinen's wooing;
And more of Lapland's Rainbow Maiden,
And the Wondrous Magic Sampo.


The Geometry Applet is used to illustrate the figures in the Elements. With the help of this applet, you can manipulate the figures by dragging points.
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If you click on a point in the figure, you can usually move it in some way. The free points, usually colored red, can be freely dragged about, and as they move, the rest of the diagram (except the other free points) will adjust appropriately. Sliding points, usually colored orange, can be dragged about like the free points, except their motion is limited to either a straight line, a circle, a plane, or a sphere, depending on the point. Other points can be dragged to translate the entire diagram. But if a pivot point appears, usually colored green, then the diagram will be rotated and scaled around that pivot point.
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--- layout: post title: Forward Compatibility Patch for Visual Studio 2008 to support TFS 2012 and Service is out! date: '2012-06-06T19:43:00.001+01:00' author: Matteo Emili tags: modified_time: '2012-06-06T19:43:50.319+01:00' blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9050180307874313601.post-942564688604981679 blogger_orig_url: https://mattvsts.blogspot.com/2012/06/forward-compatibility-patch-for-visual.html ---
For who is still using Visual Studio 2008 and wants to connect to Team Foundation Server 2012 or Team Foundation Service, the GDR patch has just been released!
Here’s the download.
Matteo


turbo::Vector2< T > Class Template Reference
#include <Vector2.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| Vector2 (T x, T y) | |
| Vector2 (const Vector2< T > &vec) | |
| void | reset () |
| operator const char * () const | |
| bool | operator== (const Vector2< T > &vec) |
| Vector2< T > & | operator= (const Vector2< T > &target) |
Public Attributes | |
| T | x |
| T | y |
Friends | |
| Vector2< T > | operator- (const Vector2< T > &left, const Vector2< T > right) |
| Vector2< T > | operator+ (const Vector2< T > &left, const Vector2< T > right) |
| Vector2< T > | operator* (const Vector2< T > &left, const Vector2< T > right) |
| Vector2< T > | operator/ (const Vector2< T > &left, const Vector2< T > right) |
| Vector2< T > | operator- (const Vector2< T > &left, const T right) |
| Vector2< T > | operator+ (const Vector2< T > &left, const T right) |
| Vector2< T > | operator* (const Vector2< T > &left, const T right) |
| Vector2< T > | operator/ (const Vector2< T > &left, const T right) |
| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &os, const Vector2< T > &vec) |
Detailed Description
template<typename T>
class turbo::Vector2< T >
Used to represent a 2 dimensional container
- Template Parameters
-
T type
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- include/turbo/Vector2.hpp


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Applies an accumulator function over a sequence.
Determines whether all the elements of a sequence satisfy a condition.
Determines whether a sequence contains any elements that meet this criteria.
Computes the average of a sequence of numeric values.
Returns the number of elements in a sequence. Note, this function
enumerates all elements for this queryable. For the fast path, use
the .count() function on the Database
type.
Returns distinct elements from a sequence by using the default equality comparer to compare values.
Returns the element at the specified index, if no element exists, reject.
Returns the first element. if no element exists, reject.
Returns the last element in this sequence. if empty, reject.
Sorts the elements of a sequence in ascending order according to a key. This method requires an internal collect().
Sorts the elements of a sequence in descending order according to a key. This method requires an internal collect().
(internal) provides ordering for the orderBy() and orderByDescending() operators.
Inverts the order of the elements in a sequence. This method requires an internal collect.
Projects each element of a sequence into a new form.
Projects each element of a sequence to an IEnumerable
Bypasses a specified number of elements in a sequence and then returns the remaining elements.
Computes the sum of the sequence of numeric values.
Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of a sequence.
Returns this queryable as an array.
Filters a sequence of values based on a predicate.
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Provides an asynchronous query interface over AsyncIterable. This class
is modelled on C#'s Queryable type allowing expressions to be built and
evaluated either via enumeration, or via eager collection.


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Before Change
except:
pass
print("df_raw_scores")
print(df_raw_scores)
print("Score in the following columns always refers to cross-validation score")
print(tabulate(df_raw_scores, headers="keys", floatfmt=".4f", tablefmt="psql", showindex=False))
After Change
except:
pass
cleaned_params = list(df_raw_scores["params"].apply(utils.clean_params))
df_params = pd.DataFrame(cleaned_params)
df_scores = pd.concat([df_raw_scores.mean_score, df_params], axis=1)
print("Score in the following columns always refers to cross-validation score")
print(tabulate(df_scores, headers="keys", floatfmt=".4f", tablefmt="psql", showindex=False))


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Applications page
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Resource Pools page
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