Using Annotations to Configure Managed Beans
JavaServer Faces support for bean annotations has been introduced in Chapter 4, JavaServer Faces Technology. Bean annotations can be used for configuring JavaServer Faces applications.
The @ManagedBean (javax.faces.bean.ManagedBean) annotation in a class automatically registers that class as a managed bean class with the server runtime. Such a registered managed bean does not need managed-bean configuration entries in the application configuration resource file.
An example of using the @ManagedBean annotation in a class is as follows:
@ManagedBean @SessionScoped public class DukesBday{ ... }
The above code snippet shows a bean that is managed by the JavaServer Faces implementation and is available for the length of that session. You do not need to configure the managed bean instance in the faces-config.xml file. In effect, it is an alternative to the application configuration resource file approach and reduces the task of configuring managed beans.
You can also define the scope of the managed bean within the class file, as shown in the above example. You can annotate beans with request, session, or application scope, but not view scope.
All classes will be scanned for annotations at startup unless the faces-config element in the faces-config.xml file has the metadata-complete attribute set to true.
Annotations are also available for other artifacts, such as components, converters, validators, and renderers, to be used in place of application configuration resource file entries. They are discussed, along with registration of custom listeners, custom validators, and custom converters, in Chapter 13, Creating Custom UI Components and Other Custom Objects.
Using Managed Bean Scopes
You can use annotations to define the scope in which the bean will be stored. You can specify one of the following scopes for a bean class:
Application (@ApplicationScoped): Application scope persists across all users' interactions with a web application.
Session (@SessionScoped): Session scope persists across multiple HTTP requests in a web application.
View (@ViewScoped): View scope persists during a user's interaction with a single page (view) of a web application.
Request (@RequestScoped): Request scope persists during a single HTTP request in a web application.
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Indicates a scope is not defined for the application.
Custom (@CustomScoped): A user-defined, nonstandard scope. Its value must be configured as a map. Custom scopes are used infrequently.
You may want to use @NoneScoped when a managed bean references another managed bean. The second bean should not be in a scope (@NoneScoped) if it is supposed to be created only when it is referenced. If you define a bean as @NoneScoped, the bean is instantiated anew each time that it is referenced, and so it does not get saved in any scope.
If your managed bean takes part in a single HTTP request, you should define the bean with a request scope. If you placed the bean in session or application scope instead, the bean would need to take precautions to ensure thread safety because component instances depend on running inside of a single thread.
If you are configuring a bean that allows attributes to be associated with the view, you can use the view scope. The attributes persist until the user has navigated to the next view.
Eager Application-scoped Beans
Managed beans are lazily instantiated. That is, that they are instantiated when a request is made from the application.
To force an application-scoped bean to be instantiated and placed in the application scope as soon as the application is started and before any request is made, the eager attribute of the managed bean should be set to true as shown in the following example:
@ManagedBean(eager=true) @ApplicationScoped


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WHiSe is a symposium aimed at strengthening communication between scholars in the Digital Humanities and Semantic Web communities and discussing unthought-of opportunities arising from the research problems of the former. Its best-of-both-worlds format will accommodate the practices of scholarly dialogue in both fields by inviting visions, real systems and debate.
WHiSe is proudly co-located with the 13th Extended Semantic Web Conference (ESWC)
There are a number of specialised fields of research in the Humanities that have recorded success stories of adoption of technologies in the Semantic Web. Digital collections, cultural heritage aggregators, digital libraries, gazetteers, thesauri and digital maps of the past have all demonstrated to lend themselves to putting applications of Linked Data and Web ontologies to good use.
It is therefore important to reflect on the extent to which the Semantic Web community - its vision,
its technological offer and the large volumes of data it generates - are serving the needs of historians,
philologists, cultural critics, musicologists and other humanists that generally cannot rely on structured data
generated en masse through social networks or online media platforms.
Is the race for Big Data mining cutting off these scholarly categories?
Are there research challenges of interest that humanists have not considered due to perceptions that Linked Data is either another way to represent digital collections, or an arcane technical science whose results are as opaque as its procedures?
What problems do Humanities users have in interacting with Semantic Web content and applications?
And how can they help Semantic Web researchers support modes of inquiry beyond the constraints of rationalism and technical solutionism?
WHiSe 2016 welcomes original research contributions crossing Humanities and the Semantic Web. Scholars who have conducted research or developed impactful applications are invited to submit full papers with appropriately evaluated contributions. WHiSe also welcomes vision/position papers on novel challenges or approaches to existing problems (short papers), as well as proposals for demo or poster showcases during the workshop. Topics on which potential submitters are invited to contribute include, but are not limited to:
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The correct answer is: 'Player B may earn any of the following amounts of points: 0, 6 or 24.'.
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| A | 2 | 10 |
| B | 3 | 6 |
| C | 6 | 8 |
| Group 2 | ||
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| Player | Player's Multiplier | Player's Bid |
| D | 2 | 1 |
| E | 4 | 1 |
| F | 10 | 1 |
Player B bid 6 and the other players in his group bid 10 and 8. Thus, player B is the lowest bidder in his group.
In Group 2, all the three players bid the same value. Therefore, the computer will randomly determine the ranking of their bids.
If the computer determines D is the lowest bidder in his group, then player B will be paired with player D and his score will be:
(B's multiplier)×(D's multiplier)−(B's bid) = 3×2−6 = 6-6=0
If the computer determines E is the lowest bidder in his group, then player B will be paired with player E and his score will be:
(B's multiplier)×(E's multiplier)−(B's bid) = 3×4−6 = 12-6=6
If the computer determines F is the lowest bidder in his group, then player B will be paired with player F and his score will be:
(B's multiplier)×(F's multiplier)−(B's bid) = 3×10−6 = 30-6=24
Thus, player B may earn any of these three scores, depending on the random choice of the computer.


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Assignment: Software Installation and Configuration
In this assignment you will install software that will be used during the course.
This software includes a programming text editor and a PHP and MySQL Environment.
Also as part of this assignment you will learn how to take screenshots and make them
into images. The deliverables of this assignment are two peer-graded images of
your running software.
If you follow the instructions carefully and look at the handouts and watch the podcasts,
this assignment should be pretty straightforward and take less than an hour.
Note: As you install on Windows, you may be asked for permission to open ports or
to allow an application through the firewall - say 'yes' to these dialog
boxes if they are popping up when you first install or first start your PHP environment.
If you get stuck on this assignment - feel free to get assistance from anyone who can help.
All we want is that you have successfully installed the software and can use it
on your system. This is not intended as a difficult or challenging assignment.
Resources
There are several sources of information so you can do the assignment:
Specifications
Go to www.wa4e.com and work through the installation guide and take the
following steps. There are sample screen shots.
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Install a programming text editor if you don't already have one. I recommend
Atom, but you can use NotePad++ (Windows) or TextWrangler (Macintosh). You
can use any editor you like but TextEdit (Mac), NotePad(Win), and Microsoft
Word at *not* acceptable as program editors.
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I suggest XAMPP for Windows and MAMP for Macintosh. They all function
very similar. But all the course examples will be with MAMP and the
course staff will be most familiar with problem arising when you use
MAMP so if you choose another environment you should be prepared to do
your own tech support.
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Navigate to the phpMyAdmin application select the "SQL" tab and type
SELECT 'January 3, 2017'
Substituting the date you are taking the screen shot, press the "GO"
button and then take a screen shot of the resulting page.
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Following the instructions in the installation documents, make sure that
display_errors = On in your php.ini file. Make the screen shot
to show you did it as follows:
- For MAMP, go to the phpinfo page
in your environment and scroll down until you can take a screen shot
showing that your php.ini is correct and take a screen shot
- For XAMPP, go to Apache / Config and open the php.ini file and scroll
down to show that display_errors = On and take a screen shot.
- For Linux, use any editor to open your php.ini file and take a screen
shot showing display_errors = On.
Turn those two screen shots in the peer-graded assignment in CTools.
Sample Screen Shots
The first screen shot for the peer-graded portion of the assignment
is the phpMyAdmin as follows:
Don't worry about having fewer databases on the left hand side in your screen
shot since you just finished installing your server.
Here a sample of the
second screen shot in the peer-graded portion is to verify that display_errors
is On in your PHP configuration:
Here is a sample of a screenshot if you are using XAMPP:
Provided by:
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The increase kicks in after the removal of a €10 weekly allowance for pensioners and a €3 rise in leases
by Ferghal BlaneyPensioners living in South Dublin council houses are to be hit with a “heartless” annual rent hike of more than €600.
The increase kicks in after the removal of a €10 weekly allowance for pensioners and a €3 rise in leases.
During Leaders’ Questions in the Dail, Rise TD Paul Murphy hit out at the attack by South Dublin County Council on the old and vulnerable.
He said the move again shows Fine Gael works to “protect the haves and punish the have nots”.
The party is part of the majority on the local authority and Mr Murphy accused Tanaiste Simon Coveney of punishing the poorest in society.
The row came as it was revealed private landlords collected a record rent income of €13billion last year.
Mr Murphy said he is concerned the largest council in the country will also raise its leases.
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“I want to ask the Tanaiste about what is quite an outrageous decision by his party Fine Gael, together with Fianna Fail and the Green Party, to support an increase in rents.
“It is a heartless attack on some of the most vulnerable people on low incomes.
“It is an attack, presumably supported by the Tanaiste, which underscored the nature of Fine Gael and the Government’s housing policy as one being to protect those who have it and attack those who do not.” Mr Murphy said Ireland has seen the highest rents and profits for landlords during Fine Gael’s tenure.
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- The Test framework Jasmine is named the same as this Disney princess.
- There is probably a joke in there right?
Pronunciation: hutz·pah
Chutzpah is an open source JavaScript test runner
It enables you to run JavaScript unit tests from the command line and from inside of Visual Studio.
It also supports running in TeamCity
Chutzpah uses the PhantomJS headless browser to run tests
Chutzpah supports both the QUnit and Jasmine testing frameworks
Runs JavaScript unit tests from the command line
Or within a browser
Run JavaScript unit tests from inside of Visual Studio
Integrates into VS 2012 Unit Test Explorer
Jasmine is a behavior-driven development framework for testing JavaScript code
It does not depend on any other JavaScript frameworks
It does not require a DOM
It has a clean, obvious "BDD similar" syntax so that you can easily write tests
It named after the flower, NOT some stoopid princess... <grumble>
describe("A suite is just a function", function() { var a; it("and so is a spec", function() { a = true; expect(a).toBe(true); }); });
thingUnderTest.dependancy = {};
describe("a spy", function() { var bar = null, foo = { setBar: function(value) { bar = value; } }; spyOn(foo, 'setBar'); foo.setBar(123); it("tracks that the spy was called", function() { expect(foo.setBar).toHaveBeenCalled(); }); });
it("tracks that the spy was called", function() { expect(foo.setBar).toHaveBeenCalled(); }); it("tracks its number of calls", function() { expect(foo.setBar.calls.length).toEqual(1); }); it("tracks all the arguments of its calls", function() { expect(foo.setBar).toHaveBeenCalledWith(123); }); it("allows access to the instances of the calls", function() { expect(foo.setBar.calls[0].args[0]).toEqual(123); });


Model FixedShape defines a visual shape that is
shown at the location of its frame_a. All describing data such as
size and color can vary dynamically by providing appropriate
expressions in the input fields of the parameter menu. The only
exception is parameter shapeType that cannot be changed during
simulation. The following shapes are currently supported via
parameter shapeType (e.g., shapeType="box"):
The dark blue arrows in the figure above are directed along variable lengthDirection. The light blue arrows are directed along variable widthDirection. The coordinate systems in the figure represent frame_a of the FixedShape component.
Additionally, external shapes can be specified as (not all options might be supported by all tools):
The supported file formats are tool dependent. Most tools support at least DXF-files but may support other format as well (such as stl, obj, 3ds). Since visualization files contain color and other data, the corresponding information in the model is usually ignored. For information about DXF files, see Wikipedia. As a default it is assumed that the DXF coordinates are in the "frame_a"-system and in meters, and that the 3dfaces are two-sided. Some tools support only 3dface (for geometry) and layer (for advanced coloring).
The sizes of any of the above components are specified by the length, width and height variables. Via variable extra additional data can be defined:
| shapeType | Meaning of parameter extra |
|---|---|
| "cylinder" | if extra > 0, a black line is included in the cylinder to show the rotation of it. |
| "cone" | extra = diameter-left-side / diameter-right-side, i.e., extra = 1: cylinder extra = 0: "real" cone. |
| "pipe" | extra = outer-diameter / inner-diameter, i.e, extra = 1: cylinder that is completely hollow extra = 0: cylinder without a hole. |
| "gearwheel" | extra is the number of teeth of the (external) gear. If extra < 0, an internal gear is visualized with |extra| teeth. The axis of the gearwheel is along "lengthDirection", and usually: width = height = 2*radiusOfGearWheel. |
| "spring" | extra is the number of windings of the spring. Additionally, "height" is not the "height" but 2*coil-width. |
| external shape | extra = 0: Visualization from file is not scaled. extra = 1: Visualization from file is scaled with "length", "width" and "height" of the shape |
Parameter color is a vector with 3 elements, {r, g, b}, and specifies the color of the shape. {r, g, b} are the "red", "green" and "blue" color parts. Note, r, g, b are given as Integer[3] in the ranges 0 .. 255, respectively. The predefined type MultiBody.Types.Color contains a menu definition of the colors used in the MultiBody library together with a color editor.


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| struct | Entity |
| Struct with all needed entity information. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct Entity * | Entity_p |
Enumerations | |
| enum | entity_type { PLAYER, ENEMY } |
| Represents the type of entity. More... | |
| enum | entity_movement_state { STATIONARY, MOVE, JUMP, DEAD } |
| Represents the player movements. More... | |
| enum | entity_direction { LEFT, RIGHT } |
| Represents the direction that the character is facing. More... | |
| enum | entity_animation_frame { FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, FORTH, FIFTH, LAST } |
| Represents the different states in a movement;. More... | |
Functions | |
| Entity * | create_entity (entity_type type, int x_pos, int y_pos) |
| Creates entity of a specified type at position (x, y) More... | |
| void | draw_entity (Entity *entity) |
| Draws an entity at its position. More... | |
| void | update_entity_pos (Entity *entity) |
| Updates the position of an entity according to its speed. More... | |
| void | update_entity_anim (Entity_p entity) |
| Updates the animation of an entity according to its speed. More... | |
| void | destroy_entity (Entity_p entity) |
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ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANISM OF REINFORCEMENT OF THE ROAD STRUCTURE WITH A UNLOADING SECTION
ABSTRACT
Shevchuk L.V. Analysis of the mechanism of reinforcement of the road structure with a unloading section. Visnyk National Transport University. Series «Technical sciences». Scientific and Technical Collection. - Kyiv: National Transport University, 2021. - Issue 1 (48).
The problem posed is about the mechanism for reinforcing the road structure with a slab with an unloading cut. The reasons for the appearance of transverse cracks in the upper layer of the road surface in winter have been investigated. Solvable equations are formulated, their finite element analogs are constructed. Cases of loads at different values of elastic module and plate sizes are considered.
At low temperatures, the upper layers of the road try to reduce their length, however, due to their almost infinite length, they cannot do this and transverse disordered cracks appear in the upper layer, which, due to the action of transport loads and the forces of frozen water, lead to further delamination and destruction of the road structure. Therefore, the introduction into another layer of a reinforced slab made of a stiffer and more durable material that is capable of absorbing increased stresses allows the upper layer to shorten and lengthen freely and removes the arising longitudinal thermal stress. Due to the fact that this plate is located in the zone of stress concentration, these stresses become less dangerous.
KEYWORDS: AUTOMOBILE ROAD, ASPHALT-CONCRETE COATING, LOADING RISK, TRACKED TRACKS, TRANSPORT LOADS, STRESS FIELD, THERMO ELASTIC STATE.
BUSINESS MODEL.
REFERENCES
- Gaydaychuk, V.V., Radkevych, A.V., Hustieliev, O. O., Shevchuk, L.V. (2019) Termopruzhne deformuvannia sharovatoho pokryttia na vhnutii diliantsi dorohy [Thermoelastic deformation of the layered coating on the concave section of the road]. Opir materialiv i teoriia sporud - [Strength of Materials and Theory of structures], 102, 180-190 [in Ukrainian].
- Gulyayev, V. I., Shevchuk, L.V., Kutsman O. M. (2018) Sezonnyi pererozpodil poliv napruzhen v konstruktsiiakh sharuvatykh pokryttiv dorih pid diieiu transportnykh navantazhen [Seasonal redistribution of stress fields in layered road structures under transport load action]. Visnyk Natsionalnoho transportnoho universytetu - [Herald of National Transport University], 40, 98-105.
- Gulyayev, V. I., Gaydaychuk, V.V., Mozgoviy, V.V., Hustieliev, O. O., Shevchuk, L.V. (2018) Termopruzhnyi stan bahatosharovykh dorozhnikh pokryttiv [Thermoelastic state of multilayer pavements] Kyiv: NTU [in Ukrainian].
- Kovalenko, A.D. (1970). Osnovy termopruzhnosti [Thermoelasticity fundamentals]. Kyiv: Naukova Dumka [in Russian].
- Novatskiy, V. (1970) Dinamicheskie zadachi termouprugosti [Dinamicheskie zadachi termouprugosti]. Moskva: Mir [in Russian].
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- Krishnan J.M., Rajagopal K.R. Review of the uses and modeling of bitumen from ancient to modern times. American society of mechanical engineers. // Appl Mech Rev. - 2003. - 56(2). - P. 149-214.
- Litton R.L., Tsai F.L., Lee S.I., Luo R., Hu S., Zhou F. «Models for Predicting Reflection Cracking of Hot-Mix Asphalt Overlays» Research Report 669, Texas Transportation Institute, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, 2010. P.61.
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AUTHOR
Shevchuk L. V., Ph.D., National Transport University, assistant department of mathematics, e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>tel. +380667153633, Ukraine, 01010, Kyiv, Boychuka str.42, of.511, orcid.org/0000-0002-5748-9527
REVIEWER
Gaidaichuk V.V., Ph.D., Engineering (Dr.), professor, Kyiv National University of Structures and Architecture, Head of Department of Theoretical Mechanics, Kyiv, Ukraine.
Loza I.A., Ph.D., Physics and Mathematics (Dr), professor, National Transport University, Head of Department of Theoretical Mechanics, Kyiv, Ukraine.
Article language: Ukrainian
Open Access: http://publications.ntu.edu.ua/visnyk/48/382-391.pdf
Print date: 15.03.2021
Online publication date: 05.04.2021


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Suppose we have a table similar to this:
CREATE TABLE test1 ( id integer, content varchar );
and the application issues many queries of the form:
SELECT content FROM test1 WHERE id = constant;
With no advance preparation, the system would have to scan the entire test1 table, row by row, to find all matching entries. If there are many rows in test1 and only a few rows (perhaps zero or one) that would be returned by such a query, this is clearly an inefficient method. But if the system has been instructed to maintain an index on the id column, it can use a more efficient method for locating matching rows. For instance, it might only have to walk a few levels deep into a search tree.
A similar approach is used in most non-fiction books: terms and concepts that are frequently looked up by readers are collected in an alphabetic index at the end of the book. The interested reader can scan the index relatively quickly and flip to the appropriate page(s), rather than having to read the entire book to find the material of interest. Just as it is the task of the author to anticipate the items that readers are likely to look up, it is the task of the database programmer to foresee which indexes will be useful.
The following command can be used to create an index on the id column, as discussed:
CREATE INDEX test1_id_index ON test1 (id);
The name test1_id_index can be chosen freely, but you should pick something that enables you to remember later what the index was for.
To remove an index, use the DROP INDEX command. Indexes can be added to and removed from tables at any time.
Once an index is created, no further intervention is required: the system will update the index when the table is modified, and it will use the index in queries when it thinks doing so would be more efficient than a sequential table scan. But you might have to run the ANALYZE command regularly to update statistics to allow the query planner to make educated decisions. See Chapter 14 for information about how to find out whether an index is used and when and why the planner might choose not to use an index.
Indexes can also benefit UPDATE and DELETE commands with search conditions. Indexes can moreover be used in join searches. Thus, an index defined on a column that is part of a join condition can also significantly speed up queries with joins.
Creating an index on a large table can take a long time. By default, PostgreSQL allows reads (SELECT statements) to occur on the table in parallel with index creation, but writes (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) are blocked until the index build is finished. In production environments this is often unacceptable. It is possible to allow writes to occur in parallel with index creation, but there are several caveats to be aware of — for more information see Building Indexes Concurrently.
After an index is created, the system has to keep it synchronized with the table. This adds overhead to data manipulation operations. Therefore indexes that are seldom or never used in queries should be removed.


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Antec Fusion and MythTV
I picked up a pretty HTPC computer case a month or two ago and last week I finally had time to stick other parts I'd had sitting around into it. The case in question is an Antec Fusion, a pretty case which handles microATX motherboards, with a brushed aluminum face, a volume knob, a 16×2 VFD display, and a lot of heat- and noise-reduction features. Once I get a few glitches worked out then what I'd really like to do is put the two tuner cards into it and make it the master server.
Glitch #1 - while this is a just frontend for watching video recorded on the backend, I'd really like to get it to boot from the network. The Gigabyte GA-7VM400M _should_ be capable of this. It has a LAN boot option in the BIOS and Knoppmyth has scripts to configure the server-side portion. It should be do-able.
Glitch #2 - getting the VFD to work in Linux. I was getting nothing using the venky imon drivers even with the patch required to compile it with a linux 2.6 kernel. The kernel module was recognizing the device, even when I un- and re-plugged it into the external USB ports. So I installed a copy of XP just to test the VFD. That is the only copy of Windows I currently run. (By currently, I mean, have on disk in an operational state, since I'll probably not use it either.)
A quick note - according to the Antec FAQ's you get a garbled screen if you disconnect the power while the USB connection is still connected or vice versa. The correct response is to disconnect or unplug the power supply for a while. It said 5 minutes but 30 seconds did it for me.
Aside: the *only* use I've had for Windows at home over the last two years is testing hardware components for MythTV. It seems HTPC drivers are targeted towards MCE so it's good to throw back to that system just to test whether your led's have died, your VFD is fried, etc. The only other use I can think of is 'hacking' my phone which, come to think of, I've not had success yet with, either, thanks to an encrypted boot rom. Anywho...
Another action required with this little adventure was switching the NVidia MX440 in my master machine into this frontend so that the quality SVideo output would be used on the TV, and the ATI Radeon 9200SE would be connected via VGA to the LCD TV I have.
Quick note, the easiest way to switch between these brands of videocards is
mkxf86config
and then
install-nvidia-debian.sh # or install-radeon-debian.sh
which worked quite nicely, once I found the correct commands.  Tricky to find and not very nice.
I guess the next thing to test it by plugging it into the television and then testing whether Joan can watch TV on the new machine while I play the 360 on the new HDTV, while the master backend is recording two shows at once...
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J, you should upgrade that videocard to a GeForce 6600. I think you can get it for real cheap.
Maybe there's a better card now too - I dunno. I think you'd be happy with some HD resmolutions though.
Well, both of the cards are capable of outputting at 1080p through the VGA port, so it hasn't been an issue. I've not been playing 1080p video, but I should try some 720p fivx's I have and see how the CPU does with those.
The 9200SE was highly rated due to it being older and supported in linux drivers, and the MX440 was even rated better for the SVideo output.
That's maybe the trick with Linux and HTPC - sometimes its better to have OLD hardware as it is more likely to be supported.
If ATI would open source the drivers which are capable of doing transcoding on the GPU, it'd be a different story though!
So did you ever get the VFD to work in linux?
That's the, er, $20 question. And the answer is, 'Not yet...'. It's *supposed* to be possible.
But I think part of the problem is I'm using Knoppmyth, and I'm reluctant to start pulling pieces out until I have time to restore everything.
Especially since the next stages in the project are VOIP and HD.
That's why I've decided to go with the Antec NSK2400. Halt the price and no VFD...


To select a dynamic universe of US Equities based on Corporate Buybacks data, call the AddUniverse method with the SmartInsiderIntentionUniverse class or the SmartInsiderTransactionUniverse and a selection function.
def Initialize(self) -> None: self.AddUniverse(SmartInsiderIntentionUniverse, "SmartInsiderIntentionUniverse", Resolution.Daily, self.IntentionSelection) self.AddUniverse(SmartInsiderTransactionUniverse, "SmartInsiderTransactionUniverse", Resolution.Daily, self.TransactionSelection) def IntentionSelection(self, alt_coarse: List[SmartInsiderIntentionUniverse]) -> List[Symbol]: return [d.Symbol for d in alt_coarse \ if d.Percentage > 0.005 \ and d.USDMarketCap > 100000000] def TransactionSelection(self, alt_coarse: List[SmartInsiderTransactionUniverse]) -> List[Symbol]: return [d.Symbol for d in alt_coarse \ if d.BuybackPercentage > 0.005 \ and d.USDMarketCap > 100000000]
public override void Initialize() { AddUniverse("SmartInsiderIntentionUniverse", Resolution.Daily, IntentionSelection); AddUniverse("SmartInsiderTransactionUniverse", Resolution.Daily, TransactionSelection); } private IEnumerable<Symbol> IntentionSelection(IEnumerable<SmartInsiderIntentionUniverse> altCoarse) { return from d in altCoarse where d.Percentage > 0.005m && d.USDMarketCap > 100000000m select d.Symbol; } private IEnumerable<Symbol> TransactionSelection(IEnumerable<SmartInsiderTransactionUniverse> altCoarse) { return from d in altCoarse where d.BuybackPercentage > 0.005m && d.USDMarketCap > 100000000m select d.Symbol; }
For more information about dynamic universes, see Universes.


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Comprehensive toolkit for generating various numerical representation schemes of DNA sequence. The descriptors and similarity scores included are extensively used in bioinformatics and chemogenomics.
| Version: | 1.1-1 |
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| Published: | 2016-07-14 |
| Author: | Min-feng Zhu, Jie Dong, Dong-sheng Cao |
| Maintainer: | Min-feng Zhu <wind2zhu at 163.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/wind22zhu/rDNAse/issues |
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Tarantino Envy Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
By Ross Anthony
When I first saw the poster for this film, I thought "it's a spoof on 'Reservoir Dogs'."  Though, it's not a spoof -- unless you think "Reservoir Dogs" is a spoof on "bad guy" films.
 If you're not familiar with Tarantino, this is what you can expect: An ugly real violence contrasted with gangster goof-ups. Rat packs of hoodlum and hoodlum wannabes that fumble through a gritty underworld maze surprising each other at the turns and exhausting many a cartridge of bullets. Lots of dead guys.
This is a British film with four teams of shady characters, a thug and his son, and Sting (as the involuntarily involved bartender). That's a lot of bad guys, so it takes a while to introduce them all, making the first part of the film rather uneventful and dry. The ball gets rolling near the middle of the picture and picks up speed at a steadily increasing rate right up to the credits. The twists and turns are well set up, yet unexpected and fun -- really fun.
Lastly, the picture sports some unique cinematographic sequences (utilizing, super-slow-mo, stop-action, etc.) spicing up the presentation and maintaining a light-hearted perspective despite the blood.
Starring Jason Flemying and Nick Moran. Written and directed by Guy Ritchie. Produced by Matthew Vaughn via Polygram released at Gramercy.
Grade..........................B
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by Soccer LadumaSiyabonga Meyiwa – the brother of the late former Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa, says he has trust in AfriForum to help his family to speed up the process of the player’s murder investigation.
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Ministry releases Qatar National Day 2019 slogan
The Ministry of Culture and Sports today released the Qatar National Day 2019 slogan 'Al Maali Kaydah', which means that the path of excellence is difficult.
The slogan is inspired by a poem by the founder describing his son Sheikh Ali bin Jassim (Joaan) and gives a clear picture of a whole generation of Qatari youth in the founding period.
The slogan reflects the belief of successive generations of Qatari youth that the path of excellence is arduous.
The National Day commemorates the founding of the State of Qatar by the founder Sheikh Jassim Bin Mohammed Bin Thani on December 18, 1878, who laid the foundations of the modern state of Qatar, under whom Qatar became a single, coherent organic entity and an independent, unified country.
Qatar National Day marks the date of succession (December 18, 1878) of Sheikh Jassim Bin Mohammed Bin Thani, the founder of the State of Qatar, who ruled Qatar during 1878 – 1913.
He ran the affairs of the country along with his ageing father, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Thani, in 1876. Following the passing away of his father on 18 December 1878, he took over.
Sheikh Jassim Bin Mohammed Bin Thani was a military leader, judge and scholar, knight and poet possessing both gallantry and magnanimity.
Sheikh Jassim Bin Mohammed Bin Thani was born around 1827 and was brought up in Fuweirat North East of Qatar where he learnt the Quran, its sciences, jurisprudence, Islamic law, the arts of equestrian, along with falconry and hunting skills.
The path of excellence is difficult
Ten years embraced glory and arts …
Obtained all excellence and manliness
---The Founder
In this stanza, the Founder Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed laments his martyr son, Sheikh Joaan, and gives a glimpse into the truth of a generation of young people who grew up on ethics and knowledge and was brought up to search and acquire knowledge even if the price of that sacrifice was too expensive.
The Founder Sheikh Jassim laments his son, Sheikh Joaan, listing his virtues. He was a young man of age; a student of science and a strong knight and these are the values for which he had been raised in from the Qatari environment.
Sheikh Joaan and his generation of young people has been a model for the Qatari youth of this day, in acquiring ethics and science, and willingness to sacrifice for precious homeland Qatar by overcoming all challenges.
Throughout its history, Qatar and its people blessed with natural resources such ‘pearls’ which provided them with well-being and decent living. Also, their land was full with grass and water, and was blessed with oil and gas.
And, because the challenges are always there, Qataris have always been prepared for the challenges of life, from natural disasters or the economic challenges such as the Pearl Depression, as well as the military and security challenges from the Mesaimeer in 1851 until the siege of Qatar in 2017.
All the challenges have been linked to a common factor across successive generations and it is the readiness of Qataris, especially young people, to confront these challenges with two weapons: morality and science, above all else.
As an example and a historic testimony to these challenges, on 17th of Ramadan 1888, at Sheikh Ali Bin Jassim Mosque (Joaan) in the Eastern Palace, (the current National Museum of Qatar), while praying, where many Qataris were present for a big diving season, there came the news of a surprise attack on Doha and its surroundings.
Sheikh Joaan completed the Fajr prayer with a few people knights, proceeding in the aftermath of the invaders who had withdrawn to the Rawdat al Khayl, where the Qatari clashed with them and their number was double.
Sheikh Joaan martyred that morning after he swore that he would not go back until defeating the invaders and a number of the finest youth of the homeland were also martyred and a number of them got injured.
This was an important event in establishing our beloved State.
The path of excellence is difficult
The slogan is inspired by a poem by the Founder, describing Sheikh Ali bin Jassim (Joaan), and by that he is giving a clear picture of a whole generation of Qatari youth in the founding period.
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A single-cell RNA sequencing run creates an expression matrix that contains, for each cell, the number of reads that mapped to each gene, often referred to as the expression count for that cell and gene. The ExpressionMatrix2 code processes such an expression matrix in ways that permit various types of analysis and visualization.
It is possible to interpret each expression count as a coordinate in a high-dimensional space in which each dimension corresponds to a gene. The expression matrix then maps each cell to a point in this high-dimensional space. Most approaches to analyzing these expression matrices involve an initial step of dimensionality reduction which projects these points to a space of much lower dimensionality (often 2), which is then used for additional processing such as clustering, visualization, and othet types of analysis. With such approaches, it is critical that the dimensionality reduction step is done in a way that minimizes the loss of information incurred. Several approaches have been developed with this goal in mind.
In contrast, in the ExpressionMatrix2 code we do not use a dimensionality reduction step. All processing is done in a space of dimensionality equal to the number of genes, and two-dimensional representations are used exclusively for visualization, and not for analysis purposes.
To allow this, we use a "Cell Similarity Graph", an undirected graph in which each vertex represents a cell. Two vertices are joined by an undirected edge if the expression count vectors of the corresponding cells are sufficiently similar, according to some definition of similarity. Each edge is labeled with the similarity between the cells corresponding to the vertices it joins. The Cell Similarity Graph then shows "communities" - highly connected regions that corresponds to groups of cells with similar gene expressions. We can then use a clustering algorithm to detect and characterize these communities. The clustering algorithm only takes into accound the graph connectivity, without any reference to the high-dimensional space defined by the gene expression counts.
We define similarity between two cells as the regression coefficient of the expression counts of the two cells. Other definitions are possible, and it is likely that future versions of the code will support alternate definitions of cell similarity.
For visualization purposes only, the ExpressionMatrix2 code visualizes the graph on a two-dimensional screen using Graphviz, a well known graph layout package. Graphviz uses a force-directed layour algorithm to compute two-dimensional coordinates suitable to display the graph, thus effectively performing a dimensionality reduction step. However, we do not use the computed two-dimensional coordinates for any purpose other than visualization. The graph "communities" are usually visible as "clumps" in the graph. However, note that if two "clumps" are shown on top of each other, it is not necessarily the case that they are highly connected to each other: the graph layout algorithm may need to show two unconnected communities on top of each other due to shortcomings of the two-dimensional representation of the graph.


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Demonstrates how to use the RequireJS optimizer to only load one script in the page using Node as the server to serve the optimized script. Using the "excludeShallow" build config option inside httpBuild.js allows debugging one script separate from the rest of the optimized file.
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Figure 1: The Edit menu
3.1 Edit Parameters ...
The input parameters to the extrapolation, transform and parameter extraction processes (see Actions) can be edited by selecting the Parameters ... item from the Edit menu (see Figure 1). Upon selection, the user is presented with a tabbed pane as shown in Figure 2. This menu item cannot be selected until scattering data has been loaded (see the File menu).
Figure 2: The tabbed pane containing the input parameters
Notice that the Transform and Hilbert tabs are mutually exclusive depending on the setting of Transform type:
For Correlation Function Analysis... Select Standard To generate a Volume Fraction Profile... Select Hilbert
The parameters are arranged into four categories corresponding to different stages of the analysis. These are:
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New parameter values can be set by clicking on the Apply button.
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Users sign in with their GitHub account, and select repositories they'd like Linty to review. Linty then watches all commits to that repository and checks the code style to see if it adhere's to the project's own rules, or Linty's defaults. Pull requests on watched repositories can receive status checks indicating the pass/fail status of the latest commit. Repository owners can make Linty required, forcing all new code to adhere to a style code, resulting in a consistent style throughout the codebase.
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How To Use This Tutorial
If you prefer to read the tutorial in your web browser without executing any of the code, then head over to the contents page and follow the links for each of the chapters.
However, the content of the tutorial is written using interactive Jupyter Notebooks. This means that all of the code can be run from within the tutorial itself. You can edit the code, add new code of your own and run it all!
If you have never used a Jupyter notebook before, you may want to have a look at the documentation. Alternatively, Corey Shafer produced a very good video tutorial where he installs a Jupyter server on his computer (option 2 below) and shows you how to use it. (If you choose option 1 below, you can ignore where he installs and starts his server).
To run the notebooks, you need a server. There are two options:
1. Use an Online Service
This is the simplest option. There is nothing to install on your computer and everything is done within your web browser.
If you choose this option, be aware that:
- The server will take a few moments to start, especially at times when the service is busy.
- Nothing is saved between sessions. If you close your web browser, any changes you have made to the code or the sample database will be lost.
- The code typically takes longer to execute than it would on a local computer. In particular, it is best not to run the first example in Chapter 12 - Bulk Loading.
2. Use Your Own Computer
Using your own computer allows you to work offline and to keep any changes you make to the code or the sample database. It does, however, require you to install some software before you can start:
2.1. Recommended Method - Anaconda
The Anaconda distribution of Python includes most of the necessary tools for this tutorial and so is the simplest option for running the code on your own computer.
Create a virtual environment:
conda create -n sql-python -python=3.6
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conda install -c anaconda sqlalchemy
2.2 Other Python Distributions
For other Python distributions you can install the necessary libraries using pip. It is strongly recommended that you create a virtual environment before doing so.
pip install jupyter pandas sqlalchemy
2.3. Running the Notebooks
Each chapter listed on the Contents page has a link which you can use to download the notebook file. Place these files in a directory of your choice and then, in your terminal, change to that directory and start the Jupyter server:
jupyter notebook
After a few moments, your browser will open a page which lists all the notebooks you downloaded.
2.4 Optional Bulk Data File
Chapter 12 - Bulk Loading uses a 70 MB file with over 200 000 records. If you intend to work through that chapter, you will need to download the file to the same directory as the notebooks
2.5 Optional Database Browser
Although the tutorial focuses on using Python to control a database, it can sometimes be useful to use a command line or graphical tool. Some of the chapters include examples of using the open source DB Browser for SQLite in addition to the Python examples.


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Optogenetics may allow us to use light like a remote control for our brains, and treat diseases like retinitis pigmentosa. Hosted by: Stefan Chin ---------- ...
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so the conspiracy is the bad evil men that want to enslave the world will uhm basically put conductive nanoparticles in our brains through food and water supplies. then they will program us in a zombie horde slave race. I'm pretty sure blockchain is part of the enslavement too
Read the messages that have been stored in the Bitcoin's blockchain or write them yourself. The service also includes a Proof of Existence tool that allows anyone to securely timestamp their files.


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The river Thames in London has a vibrant
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The Thames (also known as the "Tideway", due it being tidal) attracts rowers from all over the world to some of the largest annual races; the Henley Royal Regatta, the Head of the River Race, the Great River Race, and of course the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race (also call "the Boat Race"). The sport attracts rowers of all ages, from school-age up through the "masters" ; there are competitive categories for all ages and abilities, including for octogenarians and for those with disabilities. The rowing clubs on the Thames are amateur private members clubs, and those owned by schools and university. There is a very strong and warm community on the river; rowing clubs both compete and support each other, and none more so that in matters concerning safety. |
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VISPR-online currently supports three popular CRISPR screening analysis tools, including MAGeCK, BAGEL and JACKS. First, please select a tool and upload related results on the home page. If you don't have any result files, you could load the demo or download the test data to explore VISPR-online. To upload files, please follow the steps on the left side of the home page. If you would like to retrieve these results some time later, please check "Save session to server" and keep the session number. Once you have a session number, you could choose "Load Session" and enter the session number to resume the session.
The input of VISPR-online are direct output of screening analysis tools, so the input file types and file names are customized for different tools. Users could match files by the file suffix. For example, the name of gene summary file of MAGeCK ends with “.gene_summary.txt”. Besides, the corresponding file suffix will appear when the mouse hovers over the file type, as shown in the figure below.
We summarize the file suffix of VISPR-online input in the table below.
| Tools | Output file | Suffix of output file | VISPR-online input |
|---|---|---|---|
| MAGeCK | Gene summary | *.gene_summary.txt | Gene summary |
| Normalized count | *.count_normalized.txt | Normalized count | |
| sgRNA summary | *.sgrna_summary.txt | sgRNA summary | |
| BAGEL | Foldchange | *.foldchange.txt | Foldchange |
JACKS |
Gene score | *_gene_JACKS_results.txt | Gene score |
| Foldchange | *_logfoldchange_means.txt | foldchange |
Next, please upload files corresponding to each step. The asterisk indicates that the file must be uploaded. If you are not sure about the file name, mouse over the button will prompt the suffix name of the file. After uploading the files, you could choose whether to save the session. Finally, click the submit button to explore the results.
If you have a session number, you could choose "Load Session" and input the session number to retreive the session. You could also click the "Load demo" button to view the sample data.
Options and session number are displayed at the top of the results page. We take the test data of MAGeCK as an example. The first page is results of clustering. The clustering algorithm is k-means. We can choose different K values to analyze the cluster heatmap.
We could select the positive/negative selection of different samples from the drop-down menu. The results will be displayed in tables and charts. For the table, you could enter a gene name in the search box to search it. Click the column header to sort corresponding column. Click on gene name to jump to the Ensembl page. Click the icon in the last column of the table to show gRNA locations and counts. Click the check button to select target and highlight in p-value plot. Click the drop box in the upper right corner of the table to get more functions. The sgRNA locus plot can be zoomed when selected with square. For the gRNAs count chart, we could click the sample drop-down box to check the sample to be analyzed or drap to reorder them. On the chart, we hold the axis to adjust the position. In the two graphs of distribution, we could click the middle of the graph to save the image locally.
Click the icon in the upper right corner of the table, some advanced functions will show, including download table, GO enrichment, show selections in GeneMANIA and deselect all.  The page will jump to http://genemania.org/ when you click Show in GeneMANIA.


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y(s) b(1)*s^(m-1) + b(2)*s^(m-2) + ... + b(m) ----- = ------------------------------------------- u(s) a(1)*s^(n-1) + a(2)*s^(n-2) + ... + a(n)
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@wbradt Hi, no, the MM2 API is very different already so when we implement a kind of push notifications from MM2 to GUI the messages format will be different.
wbradt25-Jun-19 04:13 PM
Thanks
dan.25-Jun-19 07:36 PM
has the networking improved in mm2? do Bobs still crap out after X Alice connections
or is scale something yet to be tested
jl777c25-Jun-19 07:47 PM
networking massively improved
dan.25-Jun-19 08:13 PM
cool
jl777c25-Jun-19 08:13 PM
they got even mobile to mobile swaps working
dan.25-Jun-19 08:14 PM
is there a plan for the chicken and egg problem in terms of users?
jl777c25-Jun-19 08:16 PM
all the recent regulations combined with easy to use GUI, i am more worried about handling the scaling
dan.25-Jun-19 08:16 PM
are there are any other Mobile DEXs? Sorry for the plethora of questions(edited)
jl777c25-Jun-19 08:16 PM
but we have tech in progress to handling arbitrary scaling
i am not aware of any other cross chain atomic swap mobile DEX
dan.25-Jun-19 08:17 PM
thats interesting. that should not be understated then
something gone mobile that is well executed, opens up a whole market
jl777c25-Jun-19 08:18 PM
yes, we work hard on tech that can get actual usage
wbradt26-Jun-19 03:12 PM
For the order_status response, will the keys of "matches" be the same as the elements of "started_swaps"? (For maker orders specifically)
kmdkrazy26-Jun-19 11:40 PM
Can I please test?
Oszy27-Jun-19 08:02 AM
just a note from me, when building mm2 near the end or cargo buildcmake it threw and error and halted for -j 4 as unknown argument.
it compiled without it fine.
gcharang27-Jun-19 08:10 AM
-j4 without spaces
tells the compiler number of threads to use (optional)
coin parameters and all files needed for GUI support - jl777/coins
artem.pikulin28-Jun-19 05:29 AM
@wbradtFor the order_status response, will the keys of "matches" be the same as the elements of "started_swaps"? (For maker orders specifically) - yes, the keys of matches are same as started_swaps for now as swap uuid is equal to taker request uuid. But I think it won't be like this forever as we plan to allow partial match of taker order so we will have to use something different for swap uuid as current approach will produce same uuid for different swaps.
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So you shouldn't treat this like potential uuid of swap if order is matched successfully - it's uuid of ongoing match and that's it.
sindresorhus28-Jun-19 06:06 PM
@artem.pikulin Do you plan to implement the portfolio endpoint (from mm v1) in the near future?
artem.pikulin29-Jun-19 12:25 PM
@sindresorhus Hi, as of now it's not planned to implement it in near future and there's no ETA for it.
sindresorhus29-Jun-19 03:09 PM
@artem.pikulin Is it possible to get the same data through other (maybe multiple) new mm v2 endpoints or would we have to implement our own Electrum communication?
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Also it's easy to add a call that will return all balances of enabled coins, but this call will take some time to run as MM2 will request the balance on demand from RPCs, caching is not implemented yet
Could you please clarify what info do you require from portfolio?
sindresorhus29-Jun-19 04:30 PM
We use the portfolio endpoint for the balance, and price for currencies not on Coingecko.
So the missing thing is to get an endpoint to get the price.
artem.pikulin29-Jun-19 04:47 PM
So for coins not present on coingecko you need to get the exchange rate with some known coin (presumably BTC or KMD)? And it will be best price available on current orderbook, correct?
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It would also be useful with an endpoint to get a list of the enabled currencies. We already have this locally, but there's a risk of the app getting out of sync with mm. Would be nice if mm could be the source of truth for that.
I'm happy to open issues for these suggestions if you want?
artem.pikulin29-Jun-19 04:49 PM
Sure, let's start with this simple one, getting list of all enabled coins will be easy to add.(edited)
jl777c29-Jun-19 04:53 PM
if mm2 isnt already getting prices externally, it seems to make more sense for the gui to be getting prices from external sites
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maybe the best orderbook price can be returned, but that wont necesarily be the best price
sindresorhus29-Jun-19 04:55 PM
@jl777c What did mm v1 use as the basis for the price field for coins not on CMC/Coingecko?
jl777c29-Jun-19 04:55 PM
it used internal prices
that is sees on the network
but that can be easily manipulated
i would suggest using an external reference
sindresorhus29-Jun-19 04:58 PM
But we can't realistically hook up the app to separate APIs for each coin, so we have to use an API like Coingecko. So the result then is that we don't support prices for such coins.
jl777c29-Jun-19 04:59 PM
it is hard to have a function that uses internal if external is not available?
sindresorhus29-Jun-19 05:00 PM
That's what we already do. We use Coingecko whenever possible and fall back to the price given by mm.
artem.pikulin29-Jun-19 05:01 PM
As I understand the main purpose is approximate estimation of total portfolio value in USD, for coin not present on CMC/Gecko we can add a kind of bestprices call that will return just best price if there're any orders.
But also you can get this info from the corresponding orderbook.
sindresorhus29-Jun-19 05:02 PM
@artem.pikulin Correct
A bestprices endpoint would be very useful.
artem.pikulin29-Jun-19 05:04 PM
So is it like bestprices(KMD) to get the best prices of all enabled coins in pair with KMD?(edited)
sindresorhus29-Jun-19 05:07 PM
Yes, the current API also returns the price relative to KMD.
I opened a couple of issues about these things.
Just wanted to say that the mm v2 is looking very good and it's super fast.
artem.pikulin29-Jun-19 05:13 PM
Thanks! enabled_coins is very easy so will be done right after weekend, bestprices will require a bit more effort, but I guess I will have some time for this on next week.
sindresorhus29-Jun-19 05:14 PM
Thanks
@artem.pikulin Is order_status the correct endpoint to track updates for a swap? I'm trying to replace the mm v1 websocket code we have for tracking swap progress. Was not clear if it's that one or my_swap_status (what is the difference?)
artem.pikulin29-Jun-19 05:20 PM
Swap is result of matching the order, so these are different entities. As of now if you're acting as taker there's really not that much differerence between order and swap. Taker request is fill only and swap uuid will be equal to uuid of the order - only 1 swap can start by matching the taker request.
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sindresorhus29-Jun-19 05:25 PM
So if I do a buy order, I get a response with a uuid back. I tried using that uuid for order_status, but the order is not found. I must be missing something.
artem.pikulin29-Jun-19 05:25 PM
If the order is matched it's removed immediately, please try to call my_swap_status with same uuid.
It's a bit tricky situation as of now, MM2 doesn't persist the order history yet, order_status returns the active order info, but if it's matched it's not active anymore.
And it matches quite fast usually so yes, you might not have enough time to catch the order_status(edited)
But if it's not matched it will stay online for 30 seconds and then be recreated as maker order.(edited)
sindresorhus29-Jun-19 05:34 PM
I see. So I cannot really rely on order_status then, since I have to be sure I catch it.
Is persistence of order_status something that will be implemented in the short term?
artem.pikulin29-Jun-19 05:36 PM
Maybe after enabled_coins and bestprices
sindresorhus29-Jun-19 05:36 PM
Ok, thanks.
artem.pikulin29-Jun-19 05:42 PM
We will have to persist the order_history sooner or later so it'll be done for sure. As of now you have to follow these steps: create order -> check order_status -> if there's no order check my_swap_status with same uuid -> if swap is not found there's something unexpected.
Hopefully it doesn't add too much code.
sindresorhus29-Jun-19 05:43 PM
Ok, thanks for talking me through this.
artem.pikulin29-Jun-19 05:45 PM
You're welcome! I'm going offline now, please leave your questions here if needed, I will respond when I come back online.
ca33329-Jun-19 06:16 PM
@sindresorhus check out my_recent_swaps - it is very reliable for order status tracking.
JvdP01-Jul-19 06:31 PM
Guys, sorry if this is a noob question, but let's say I wanted to experiment with running mm2, where should I start? Can I even, before the Dex is officially out?
Totally comfortable with CLI, just not sure where the latest & greatest information is at...
phm8701-Jul-19 06:33 PM
I'm also interested to be Tester of mm2
kmdkrazy01-Jul-19 08:45 PM
MME2
sindresorhus02-Jul-19 01:18 PM
@ca333 Thanks. I managed to get it working with that.
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Rtg04-Jul-19 03:57 PM
@SHossain Hello ,
I work with the Chaincoin community and one of our devs is interested in the new atomic api announced today.
How can I get more information or documentation to share with them. They built our explorer and are looking to build atomic swap capabilities into the explorer.
Thanks for sharing and for building an open framework with shared liquidity!
ok thanks weeks meaning less than 4 weeks or it will be a month
jorian04-Jul-19 07:34 PM
we're aiming this month, but no promises
jajabanks04-Jul-19 07:34 PM
ok
sindresorhus08-Jul-19 08:05 AM
@artem.pikulin I noticed the Linux build name has a shorter Git hash than Windows and macOS:
mm2-e31bd72-Linux.zip
mm2-e31bd721f-Windows_NT.zip
mm2-e31bd721f-Darwin.zip
At http://<IP_ADDRESS>/mm2/
Could you make them have the exact same hash? It's weird that they differ and it makes it slightly harder to make a build script that downloads them.


Library FSetExtra
Definition of when two sets are disjoint.
We make notin a definition for ~ In x L. We use this
definition whenever possible, so that the intuition tactic
does not turn ~ In x L into In x L -> False.
The predicate fresh_list L n xs holds when xs is a list of
length n such that the elements are distinct from each other
and from the elements of L.
Fixpoint fresh_list
(L : t) (n : nat) (xs : list X.t) {struct xs} : Prop :=
match xs, n with
| nil, O =>
True
| cons x xs', S n' =>
notin x L /\ fresh_list (union L (singleton x)) n' xs'
| _, _ =>
False
end.
End WSfun.
Module Make (X : DecidableType) <: WSfun X.
Include FSetWeakList.Make X.
Definition disjoint E F := Equal (inter E F) empty.
Definition notin x L := ~ In x L.
Fixpoint fresh_list
(L : t) (n : nat) (xs : list X.t) {struct xs} : Prop :=
match xs, n with
| nil, O =>
True
| cons x xs', S n' =>
notin x L /\ fresh_list (union L (singleton x)) n' xs'
| _, _ =>
False
end.
End Make.
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Abstract
My research project traces how Pemón peoples living in and around Canaima National Park in Venezuela use Internet and Communication Technologies (ICTs), and what can we learn about technology, natural resource extraction, and Pemón resistance from these uses of technology. Far from staying victim to a dominant application of technology that facilitates extraction for profit, Pemón people living in extraction zones have leveraged ICTs, such as blogs (Movimiento Pemón and Consejo de Caciques Generales), social media (Instagram and YouTube) and the infrastructure that supports them, to extend networks of resistance across Pemón and other Venezuelan Indigenous groups, to re-fashion tribal practices to attract younger generations of Pemón to reconnect with their ancestral lands, as well as to promote continuance of traditions. To do this, I use methods inspired from Community-Engaged Scholarship, Amazonian Studies, Environmental Humanities and Digital Methods.
Digital engagements with this topic:
Twine game exploring different agendas of Pemón tourist communities in Canaima National Park
Topic modeling of Instagram posts originating from Canaima National Park


HTTP 403 is a standard HTTP status code communicated to clients by an HTTP server to indicate that access to the requested (valid) URL by the client is forbidden for some reason. The server understood the request, but will not fulfill it due to client-related issues. IIS defines non standard "sub-status" error codes that prov ide a more specific reason for responding with the 403 status code.


Now here is something really interesting (to me), something you can use at a standing-up-only party when everyone
is tired of hearing there are one million three-thousand-two-hundred-ninety-five words used by the Esimo for snow.
This is what Ezra Pound learned from Ernest Fenollosa: Some languages are so constructed—English among them—that we
each only really speak one sentence in our lifetime. That sentence begins with your first words,
toddling around the kitchen, and ends with your last words right before you step into the limousine,
or in a nursing home, the night-duty attendant vaguely on hand. Or, if you are blessed, they are heard by someone
who knows you and loves you and will be sorry to hear the sentence end.
When I told Mr. Angel about the lifelong sentence, he said: “That’s a lot of semicolons!”
he is absolutely right; the sentence would be unwieldy and awkward and resemble the novel of a savant,
but the next time you use a semicolon (which, by the way, is the least-used mark of punctuation in all of poetry)
you should stop and be thankful that there exists this little thing, invented by a human being—an Italian as a
matter of fact—that allows us to go on and keep on connecting speech that for all apparent purposes is unrelated.


# This is a comment
# -*- coding: <encoding-name> -*-
"foo \"bar\" baz"
'foo \'bar\' baz'
""" "Multi-line" strings
are supported."""
''' 'Multi-line' strings
are supported.'''
7
2147483647
0o177
0b100110111
3
79228162514264337593543950336
0o377
0x100000000
0xdeadbeef
3.14
10.
.001
1e100
3.14e-10
0e0
3.14j
10.j
10j
.001j
1e100j
3.14e-10j
def median(pool):
'''Statistical median to demonstrate doctest.
>>> median([2, 9, 9, 7, 9, 2, 4, 5, 8])
7
'''
copy = sorted(pool)
size = len(copy)
if size % 2 == 1:
return copy[(size - 1) / 2]
else:
return (copy[size/2 - 1] + copy[size/2]) / 2
if __name__ == '__main__':
import doctest
doctest.testmod()
There are certain edge cases where Prism will fail. There are always such cases in every regex-based syntax highlighter. However, Prism dares to be open and honest about them. If a failure is listed here, it doesn’t mean it will never be fixed. This is more of a “known bugs” list, just with a certain type of bug.
{
or }
f"{'}'}"