RIVER RED
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Castle Hill Productions Director: Eric Drilling Writer: Eric Drilling, play by Eric Drilling Cast: Tom Everett Scott, David Moscow, Cara Buono, David Lowery, Denis O'Hare, Michael Kelly, Leo Burmester, Tibor Feldman, James Murtaugh
When Cain asked, "Am I my brother's keeper?" he probably meant the question to be rhetorical, but since that time, we thinking people have wondered just what are our responsibilities toward our family, friends, community, even the world. In his feature film debut, Eric Drilling tackles the question by focusing on two young men, brothers united in their hatred of their abusive father. He traces the consequences on both of an irrevocable action that solves one of their problems but leads to more complications in their lives than the gesture was worth. "River Red," a gothic tale of patricide, guilt and redemption, is a small indie film that telegraphs its storyline from the beginning. Nonetheless, fine acting, particularly by David Moscow in the role of the sacrificing younger brother, engages our care for the two lost souls as we deplore their malevolent deeds but rejoice in the justifiable revenge which concludes the story.
Writer-director Drilling opens his story with a flashback to a remote, New Hampshire setting. Ten-year-old Dave Holden and his kid brother Tom grimace as their chain-smoking father takes over their backyard touch football, brutally tackling Tom to Dave's impotent disgust. Moving his characters to their teens, Drilling shows Dave (Tom Everett Scott) and Tom (David Moscow) trying to start an old pick-up truck that they've bought, while disapproving dad (Denis O'Hare) knocks Tom to the ground and punches out a headlight. When Dave stabs his father to death Greek-tragic style, alleging that he did so for his brother's benefit, Tom, who is still a minor, voluntarily takes the rap and is sent to a juvenile facility. Dave, left alone in the rustic house, cannot find the job he needs to pay off his father's debts and, despite the help and romantic attentions of a neighbor, Rachel (Cara Buono), he pursues a life of petty, violent robberies to fund his needs.
Drilling has a talent for portraying the atmosphere of a remote area of Americana which offers a bar as the sole place of entertainment and escape for the locals. As expected, the town is generally more neighborly than a big city, with everyone from the local grocer to the auto repair garage putting expenses on the tab. Though Dave is unable to get a loan from the bank or an extension of the deadline for mortgage payments, he is befriended and temporarily employed by bar owner Billy (David Lowery--an accomplished lead singer with over a million records sold) and counseled by a judge (Leo Burmester) and a psychiatrist (Tibor Feldman). His financial situation does not dampen the attentions of Rachel (Cara Buono), who must make all the moves herself because of Dave's newly-withdrawn nature.
In addition to providing an arresting, if predictable, tale of fraternity and patricide, Drilling's movie is a study of guilt. According to the writer, a man who feels guilty about his brother's sacrifice does not endear the remorseful person to his benefactor. Rather, it causes little more than a growing resentment, even hate, toward the person who has made one feel culpable. Even the poor dog, an endearing Golden Labrador Retriever who is Dave's only companion, is sent out to pasture because Dave does not like the way the animal's look makes him feel blameworthy.
A filmed version of Mr. Drilling's well-acted play which has been opened up for the screen and is perfectly suited for home video, "River Red" offers rewards to fans of the large screen who can admire the lush, rural setting of New Hampshire (actually filmed in the Northwest New Jersey of Rockaway).
Not Rated. Running Time: 104 minutes.(C) 1998 Harvey Karten
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public interface ExchangeRateProvider
This interface defines access to the exchange rates provided by a provider.
The provider and its capabilities can be defined in arbitrary detail by the
corresponding
ProviderContext
.
Instances of this class must only provide conversion data for exact one provider, identified by
AbstractContext.getProviderName()
.
When accessing ExchangeRateProvider instances or CurrencyConversion
instances from the
MonetaryConversions
in many cases a chain of providers will be returned. It is the responsibility of the implementation code assembling
the chain to
establish a well defined coordination mechanism for evaluating the correct result. By default the first provider
in the chain that returns a non null result determines the final result of a call. Nevertheless adapting the
MonetaryConversionsSingletonSpi
allows
to implement also alternate strategies, e.g. honoring different priorities of providers as well.
Implementations of this interface are required to be thread save.
Implementations of this class must neither be immutable nor serializable.
- Author:
- Anatole Tresch, Werner Keil
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description ProviderContext
getContext()
Access theConversionContext
for thisExchangeRateProvider
.default CurrencyConversion
getCurrencyConversion(java.lang.String termCode)
Access aCurrencyConversion
that can be applied as aMonetaryOperator
to an amount.CurrencyConversion
getCurrencyConversion(ConversionQuery conversionQuery)
Access aCurrencyConversion
that can be applied as aMonetaryOperator
to an amount.default CurrencyConversion
getCurrencyConversion(CurrencyUnit term)
Access aCurrencyConversion
that can be applied as aMonetaryOperator
to an amount.default ExchangeRate
getExchangeRate(java.lang.String baseCode, java.lang.String termCode)
Access aExchangeRate
using the given currencies.ExchangeRate
getExchangeRate(ConversionQuery conversionQuery)
Access aExchangeRate
using the given currencies.default ExchangeRate
getExchangeRate(CurrencyUnit base, CurrencyUnit term)
Access aExchangeRate
using the given currencies.default ExchangeRate
getReversed(ExchangeRate rate)
The method reverses theExchangeRate
to a rate mapping from term to baseCurrencyUnit
.default boolean
isAvailable(java.lang.String baseCode, java.lang.String termCode)
Checks if anExchangeRate
between twoCurrencyUnit
is available from this provider.default boolean
isAvailable(ConversionQuery conversionQuery)
Checks if anExchangeRate
between twoCurrencyUnit
is available from this provider.default boolean
isAvailable(CurrencyUnit base, CurrencyUnit term)
Checks if anExchangeRate
between twoCurrencyUnit
is available from this provider.
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Method Details
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getContext
ProviderContext getContext()Access theConversionContext
for thisExchangeRateProvider
. Each instance ofExchangeRateProvider
provides conversion data for exact oneConversionContext
.- Returns:
- the exchange rate type, never
null
.
-
getExchangeRate
Access aExchangeRate
using the given currencies. TheExchangeRate
may be, depending on the data provider, real-time or deferred. This method should return the rate that is currently valid.- Parameters:
conversionQuery
- the requiredConversionQuery
, notnull
- Returns:
- the matching
ExchangeRate
. - Throws:
CurrencyConversionException
- If no such rate is available.MonetaryException
- if one of the currency codes passed is not valid.- See Also:
ConversionQueryBuilder
-
getCurrencyConversion
Access aCurrencyConversion
that can be applied as aMonetaryOperator
to an amount.- Parameters:
conversionQuery
- the requiredConversionQuery
, notnull
- Returns:
- a new instance of a corresponding
CurrencyConversion
, nevernull
. - Throws:
MonetaryException
- if one of the currency codes passed is not valid.- See Also:
ConversionQueryBuilder
-
isAvailable
Checks if anExchangeRate
between twoCurrencyUnit
is available from this provider. This method should check, if a given rate is currently defined.- Parameters:
conversionQuery
- the requiredConversionQuery
, notnull
- Returns:
true
, if such anExchangeRate
is currently defined.
-
getExchangeRate
Access aExchangeRate
using the given currencies. TheExchangeRate
may be, depending on the data provider, real-time or deferred. This method should return the rate that is currently valid.- Parameters:
base
- baseCurrencyUnit
, notnull
term
- termCurrencyUnit
, notnull
- Returns:
- the matching
ExchangeRate
. - Throws:
CurrencyConversionException
- If no such rate is available.
-
getCurrencyConversion
Access aCurrencyConversion
that can be applied as aMonetaryOperator
to an amount.- Parameters:
term
- termCurrencyUnit
, notnull
- Returns:
- a new instance of a corresponding
CurrencyConversion
, nevernull
.
-
isAvailable
Checks if anExchangeRate
between twoCurrencyUnit
is available from this provider. This method should check, if a given rate is currently defined.- Parameters:
base
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term
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- Returns:
true
, if such anExchangeRate
is currently defined.
-
isAvailable
default boolean isAvailable(java.lang.String baseCode, java.lang.String termCode)Checks if anExchangeRate
between twoCurrencyUnit
is available from this provider. This method should check, if a given rate is currently defined.- Parameters:
baseCode
- the base currency codetermCode
- the terminal/target currency code- Returns:
true
, if such anExchangeRate
is currently defined.- Throws:
MonetaryException
- if one of the currency codes passed is not valid.
-
getExchangeRate
Access aExchangeRate
using the given currencies. TheExchangeRate
may be, depending on the data provider, real-time or deferred. This method should return the rate that is currently valid.- Parameters:
baseCode
- base currency code, notnull
termCode
- term/target currency code, notnull
- Returns:
- the matching
ExchangeRate
. - Throws:
CurrencyConversionException
- If no such rate is available.MonetaryException
- if one of the currency codes passed is not valid.
-
getReversed
The method reverses theExchangeRate
to a rate mapping from term to baseCurrencyUnit
. Hereby the factor must not be recalculated as1/oldFactor
, since typically reverse rates are not symmetric in most cases.- Parameters:
rate
-ExchangeRate
, notnull
- Returns:
- the matching reversed
ExchangeRate
, ornull
, if the rate cannot be reversed.
-
getCurrencyConversion
Access aCurrencyConversion
that can be applied as aMonetaryOperator
to an amount.- Parameters:
termCode
- terminal/target currency code, notnull
- Returns:
- a new instance of a corresponding
CurrencyConversion
, nevernull
. - Throws:
MonetaryException
- if one of the currency codes passed is not valid.
-


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Why is the customer having the penetration test performed against their environment?
Is the penetration test required for a specific compliance requirement?
When does the customer want the active portions (scanning, enumeration, exploitation, etc...) of the penetration test conducted?
During business hours?
After business hours?
On the weekends?
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The deployment group name.
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#status ⇒ String
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Instance Attribute Details
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The application name.
#complete_time ⇒ Time
A timestamp indicating when the deployment was complete.
#create_time ⇒ Time
A timestamp indicating when the deployment was created.
#creator ⇒ String
The means by which the deployment was created:
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- autoscaling: Auto Scaling created the deployment.
Possible values:
- user
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#deployment_config_name ⇒ String
The deployment configuration name.
#deployment_group_name ⇒ String
The deployment group name.
#deployment_id ⇒ String
The deployment ID.
#deployment_overview ⇒ Types::DeploymentOverview
A summary of the deployment status of the instances in the deployment.
#description ⇒ String
A comment about the deployment.
#error_information ⇒ Types::ErrorInformation
Information about any error associated with this deployment.
#ignore_application_stop_failures ⇒ Boolean
If true, then if the deployment causes the ApplicationStop deployment lifecycle event to an instance to fail, the deployment to that instance will not be considered to have failed at that point and will continue on to the BeforeInstall deployment lifecycle event.
If false or not specified, then if the deployment causes the ApplicationStop deployment lifecycle event to an instance to fail, the deployment to that instance will stop, and the deployment to that instance will be considered to have failed.
#revision ⇒ Types::RevisionLocation
Information about the location of stored application artifacts and the service from which to retrieve them.
#start_time ⇒ Time
A timestamp indicating when the deployment was deployed to the deployment group.
In some cases, the reported value of the start time may be later than the complete time. This is due to differences in the clock settings of back-end servers that participate in the deployment process.
#status ⇒ String
The current state of the deployment as a whole.
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This course provides an introduction to principles and tools for reproducible and collaborative data science; including data curation and cleaning, version control, virtual machines, scripted work flow, hypothesis-driven exploratory data analysis, data visualization, and communication. Students will be introduced to git, Python, R, and LaTeX. The class will navigate a series of problem-driven analyses, focused on case studies and independent projects, leading to reproducible products that allow updated analyses as new data become available. Projects by first year trainees will be presented at the Annual Symposium.
This course will use a flipped classroom model, with new material introduced in reading assignments prior to class while class time will focus on applying these skills to explore interesting data sets. We will move though four modules, each introducing a new data set and new scientific questions, while also introducing a new skill area and building on previous skills. Students will be expected to work collaboratively in and out of class, and course content and grading will emphasize communication and reproducibility of an analysis as much as scientific or technical completeness. The Course Syllabus provides an overview of the modules and topics covered as well as links to weekly reading, assignments, and any lecture material. This syllabus is preliminary and always subject to change.
We will use Grolemund and Wickham’s R For Data Science as the primary text for this course. A hard copy of the book is not required and the openly licensed full text can be found on the author’s website for this book.
Students will also be referred to sections in Wickham’s Advanced R for more on fundamentals of R programming, as well as various other references as necessary.


The Stored Procedures
The plug-in controls user, group, and group membership information through stored procedures. The following seven proecdures are created under the DB2AUTH schema during the installation:
- add_group
- add_groupmember
- add_user
- change_password_admin
- del_group
- del_groupmember
- del_user


The effective fusion of two or more visual sources can provide significant benefits for visualisation, scene understanding, target recognition and situational awareness in multi-sensor applications such as medicine, surveillance and remote sensing. Our work has focused on the use of image fusion within the wavelet domain leading to perceptually and region based fusion methods
A perceptual image fusion method is proposed that employs explicit luminance and contrast masking models. These models are combined to give the perceptual importance of each coefficient produced by the dual-tree complex wavelet transform of each input image. This combined model of perceptual importance is used to select which coefficients are retained and furthermore to determine how to present the retained information in the most effective way. This paper is the first to give a principled approach to image fusion from a perceptual perspective. Furthermore, the proposed method is shown to give improved quantitative and qualitative results compared with previously developed methods.
@article{hill2016perceptual, title={Perceptual image fusion using wavelets}, author={Hill, Paul and Al-Mualla, Mohammed Ebrahim and Bull, David}, journal={IEEE transactions on image processing}, volume={26}, number={3}, pages={1076--1088}, year={2016}, publisher={IEEE} }
@inproceedings{hill2018image, title={Image Fusion Using Belief Propagation}, author={Hill, Paul and Bull, David}, booktitle={2018 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP)}, pages={1817--1821}, year={2018}, organization={IEEE} }


§342G‑116 Refusal of refund value payment for a deposit beverage container. Redemption centers shall refuse to pay the refund value on any broken, corroded, or dismembered deposit beverage container, or any deposit beverage container that:
(1) Contains a free-flowing liquid;
(2) Does not properly indicate a refund value;
(3) Contains a significant amount of foreign material; or
(4) Exhibits characteristics of having been previously processed and baled. [L 2002, c 176, pt of §2; am L 2005, c 206, §5; am L 2007, c 285, §9]


Justin's Story
Justin arrived at Oakland from Beijing in the fall of 2014 as a Master’s student in Computer Science. Like many international students, he did not have friends, family, or familiar faces greeting him as he arrived. He knew a place where he could live with a roommate, but beyond that, he did not have anything more than the clothes in his suitcase.
This same fall semester that Justin arrived, Cultivate was working to find ways to serve incoming international students at Oakland University. Cultivate director Cam Underdown had been introduced to members of the international students and scholars office at Oakland by a friend, and he put together a plan to assist the ISSO in forming relationships between international students and Americans in an effort to help these students navigate their first few months in the United States.
The first component of the plan was to have an event over Labor Day weekend. Most of Oakland and the surrounding community shuts down over Labor Day, leaving new international students without places to go or things to do on a holiday weekend before classes. With so many amazing local festivals happening over Labor Day weekend, it seemed like a win to be able to show international students the best that local culture had to offer.
As Cam and the team made invitations, Justin was the first to accept. He traveled with the Cultivate team to Arts, Beats, and Eats in Royal Oak, exchanged numbers, and over the next 2 months, Justin developed close friendships with those he had met. Soon, his friendships would lead him to reveal some of the difficulties of his situation, namely trying to find reliable transportation and insurance that he could afford. These friends desired to help, deciding to lend him a hand. Together, they found a car, and one friend even added Justin to his car insurance (after being appalled at the rates charged to international students) so Justin’s payments would be lower.
The selfless acts of these friends, motivated by love for Jesus, resounded with Justin. He asked why these people were so keen to help him, and when he found it had roots in a relationship with God, he went looking for his own relationship.
Throughout this process, Justin was growing as a kingdom worker. His friendship with the Cultivate team was the cornerstone that launched International Oasis, a non-profit that provides support to international students in order to inspire and equip them to meet the needs of the global poor. He became one of the most reliable volunteers in International Oasis, inviting other students to participate, driving carpools, and welcoming new students at each new fall orientation, helping them trust the work and workers within International Oasis. Justin has become the unofficial spokesperson for International Oasis, sharing his story in front of hundreds of local community members at churches and organizations, encouraging Americans to volunteer and build friendships with international students. With Justin’s help, International Oasis has grown to serve over 300 students as of fall 2017.
In August 2017, Justin made the decision to be baptized. Before he was baptized, Justin wrote a letter to share with all who were present:
“Now I begin to accept that Jesus is the answer…the more I know Jesus, the more I know me and things happening around me. Recently, I strongly feel that Jesus is using every voice from my best friends to tell me that it is the time to level-up our relationship. And I think baptism is just like the format of a wedding, I hope all my friends, especially for those who have super important influence on me, can be the witness of my testimony."
Justin invited friends, both followers of Jesus and those who were unsure of Christ, to witness his baptism. He wants those around him to know the reason for his new hope, and he lives in such a way as to invite them to know the hope that he has. In an environment where he is a minority, where he is learning the language of those around him, Justin is making an impact for the kingdom and making disciples wherever he goes.


Airbus considering production of hybrid airplane by 2035
HAMBURG (Reuters) - Airbus (AIR.PA) (AIRG.DE) is considering producing a hybrid plane by 2035 as it strives for a low emission aircraft, its chief executive said.
CEO Guillaume Faury, speaking to journalists on Thursday evening in comments embargoed for Friday, said that the plans were at an early stage.


About me
Hi, I am Shakirov Renat, a Junior Data Scientist from Saint-Petersburg.
Areas of interest:
- Machine Learning
- Deep Learning
- Data Analysis
Key skills:
-
Python, PyTorch, Matplotlib, Seaborn, Flask, Pandas, SQL,
Scikit-learn, Linux, NumPy, NLP, CV, Docker, OOP
Contact me
Find me on Github / Telegram / VK or just say Hello
at
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>My resume is available here HeadHunter.


ForumController
struct ForumController : RouteCollection
extension ForumController: ContentFilterable
extension ForumController: ImageHandler
extension ForumController: UserBookmarkable
extension ForumController: UserTaggable
The collection of /api/v3/forum/*
route endpoints and handler functions related
to forums.
-
Required. Registers routes to the incoming router.
Declaration
Swift
func boot(router: Router) throws
-
GET /api/v3/forum/categories
Retrieve a list of all forum
Category
s, sorted by type (admin, user) and title (for user categories only).Declaration
Swift
func categoriesHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<[CategoryData]>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
[CategoryData]
containing all category IDs and titles. -
GET /api/v3/forum/categories/admin
Retrieve a list of all “official” forum
Category
s.Declaration
Swift
func categoriesAdminHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<[CategoryData]>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
[CategoryData]
containing all administrative categories. -
GET /api/v3/forum/categories/user
Retrieve a list of all user forum
Category
s, sorted by title.Declaration
Swift
func categoriesUserHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<[CategoryData]>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
[CategoryData]
containing all general user categories. -
GET /api/v3/forum/catgories/ID
Retrieve a list of all forums in the specifiec
Category
, sorted by title if not an admin category. If the forum is user-created and a user block applies, the forum will not be returned.Throws
404 error if the category ID is not valid.Declaration
Swift
func categoryForumsHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<[ForumListData]>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
[ForumListData]
containing all category forums. -
GET /api/v3/forum/ID
Retrieve a
Forum
with all itsForumPost
s. Content from blocked or muted users, or containing user’s muteWords, is not returned.Throws
404 error if the forum is not available.Declaration
Swift
func forumHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<ForumData>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
ForumData
containing the forum’s metadata and all posts. -
GET /api/v3/forum/match/STRING
Retrieve all
Forum
s whose title contains the specified string.Declaration
Swift
func forumMatchHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<[ForumListData]>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
[ForumListData]
containing all matching forums. -
GET /api/v3/forum/ID/search/STRING
Retrieve all
ForumPost
s in the specifiedForum
that contain the specified string.Declaration
Swift
func forumSearchHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<[PostData]>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
[PostData]
containing all matching posts in the forum. -
GET /api/v3/forum/post/ID/forum
Retrieve the
ForumData
of the specifiedForumPost
‘s parentForum
.Throws
A 5xx response should be reported as a likely bug, please and thank you.Declaration
Swift
func postForumHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<ForumData>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
ForumData
containing the post’s parent forum. -
GET /api/v3/forum/post/ID
Retrieve the specified
ForumPost
with full userLikeType
data.Throws
404 error if the post is not available.Declaration
Swift
func postHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<PostDetailData>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
PostDetailData
containing the specified post. -
GET /api/v3/forum/post/hashtag/#STRING
Retrieve all
ForumPost
s that contain the exact specified hashtag.Note
By “exact” we mean the string cannot be a substring of another hashtag (there must be a trailing space), but the match is not case-sensitive. For example,
#joco
will not match#joco2020
or#joco#2020
, but will match#JoCo
. Use the more genericGET /api/v3/forum/post/search/STRING
endpoint with the same#joco
parameter if you want that type of substring matching behavior.Throws
400 error if the specified string is not a hashtag.
Declaration
Swift
func postHashtagHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<[PostData]>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
[PostData]
containing all matching posts.
-
POST /api/v3/forum/post/ID/bookmark
Add a bookmark of the specified
ForumPost
.Throws
400 error if the post is already bookmarked.Declaration
Swift
func bookmarkAddHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<HTTPStatus>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
201 Created on success.
-
POST /api/v3/forum/post/ID/bookmark/remove
Remove a bookmark of the specified
ForumPost
.Throws
400 error if the user has not bookmarked any posts.Declaration
Swift
func bookmarkRemoveHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<HTTPStatus>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically. -
GET /api/v3/forum/bookmarks
Retrieve all
ForumPost
s the user has bookmarked, sorted by creation timestamp.Declaration
Swift
func bookmarksHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<[PostData]>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
[PostData]
containing all bookmarked posts. -
POST /api/v3/forum/ID/favorite
Add the specified
Forum
to the user’s tagged forums list.Declaration
Swift
func favoriteAddHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<HTTPStatus>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
201 Created on success.
-
POST /api/v3/forum/ID/favorite/remove
Remove the specified
Forum
from the user’s tagged forums list.Throws
400 error if the forum was not favorited.Declaration
Swift
func favoriteRemoveHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<HTTPStatus>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
204 No Content on success.
-
GET /api/v3/forum/favorites
Retrieve the
Forum
s in the user’s taggedForum barrel, sorted by title.Declaration
Swift
func favoritesHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<[ForumListData]>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
[ForumListData]
containing the user’s favorited events. -
POST /api/v3/forum/categories/ID/create
Creates a new
Forum
in the specifiedCategory
, and the firstForumPost
within the newly created forum. Creating a forum in an.isRestricted
category requires administrative access.Requires
ForumCreateData
payload in the HTTP body.Throws
403 error if the user is not authorized to create a forum.Declaration
Swift
func forumCreateHandler(_ req: Request, data: ForumCreateData) throws -> Future<ForumData>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.data
ForumCreateData
containing the forum’s title and initial post contents.Return Value
ForumData
containing the new forum’s contents. -
POST /api/v3/forum/ID/lock
Place a read-only lock on the specified
Forum
.Throws
403 error if the user does not have credentials to modify the forum. 404 error if the forum ID is not valid.Declaration
Swift
func forumLockHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<HTTPStatus>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
201 Created on success.
-
POST /api/v3/forum/ID/unlock
Rename the specified
Forum
to the specified title string.Throws
403 error if the user does not have credentials to modify the forum. 404 error if the forum ID is not valid.Declaration
Swift
func forumRenameHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<HTTPStatus>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
201 Created on success.
-
POST /api/v3/forum/ID/report
Creates a
Report
regarding the specifiedForum
.Note
The accompanying report message is optional on the part of the submitting user, but the
ReportData
is mandatory in order to allow one. If there is no message, send an empty string in the.message
field.Requires
ReportData
payload in the HTTP body.Declaration
Swift
func forumReportHandler(_ req: Request, data: ReportData) throws -> Future<HTTPStatus>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.data
ReportData
containing an optional accompanying message.Return Value
201 Created on success.
-
POST /api/v3/forum/ID/unlock
Remove a read-only lock on the specified
Forum
.Throws
403 error if the user does not have credentials to modify the forum. 404 error if the forum ID is not valid.Declaration
Swift
func forumUnlockHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<HTTPStatus>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
204 No Content on success.
-
POST /api/v3/forum/post/ID/image
Sets the
ForumPost
image to the file uploaded in the HTTP body.Requires
ImageUpdloadData
payload in the HTTP body.Throws
403 error if the user does not have permission to modify the post.Declaration
Swift
func imageHandler(_ req: Request, data: ImageUploadData) throws -> Future<PostData>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.data
ImageUploadData
containg the filename and image file.Return Value
PostData
containing the updated image value. -
POST /api/v3/forum/post/ID/image/remove
Removes the image from a
ForumPost
, if there is one. AForumEdit
record is created if there was an image to remove.Throws
403 error if the user does not have permission to modify the post.Declaration
Swift
func imageRemoveHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<PostData>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
PostData
containing updated image name. -
GET /api/v3/forum/owner
GET /api/v3/user/forums
Retrieve a list of all
Forum
s created by the user, sorted by title.Declaration
Swift
func ownerHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<[ForumListData]>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
[ForumListData]
containing all forums created by the user. -
POST /api/v3/forum/ID/create
Create a new
ForumPost
in the specifiedForum
.Requires
PostCreateData
payload in the HTTP body.Throws
403 error if the forum is locked or user is blocked.Declaration
Swift
func postCreateHandler(_ req: Request, data: PostCreateData) throws -> Future<Response>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.data
PostCreateData
containing the post’s text and optional image.Return Value
PostData
containing the post’s contents and metadata. -
POST /api/v3/forum/post/ID/delete
Delete the specified
ForumPost
.Throws
403 error if the user is not permitted to delete.Declaration
Swift
func postDeleteHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<HTTPStatus>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
204 No Content on success.
-
POST /api/v3/forum/post/ID/report
Create a
Report
regarding the specifiedForumPost
.Note
The accompanying report message is optional on the part of the submitting user, but the
ReportData
is mandatory in order to allow one. If there is no message, send an empty string in the.message
field.Requires
ReportData
payload in the HTTP body.Throws
409 error if user has already reported the post.
Declaration
Swift
func postReportHandler(_ req: Request, data: ReportData) throws -> Future<HTTPStatus>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.data
ReportData
containing an optional accompanying message.Return Value
201 Created on success.
-
POST /api/v3/forum/post/ID/laugh
Add a “laugh” reaction to the specified
ForumPost
. If there is an existingLikeType
reaction by the user, it is replaced.Throws
403 error if user is the post’s creator.Declaration
Swift
func postLaughHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<PostData>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
PostData
containing the updated like info. -
POST /api/v3/forum/post/ID/like
Add a “like” reaction to the specified
ForumPost
. If there is an existingLikeType
reaction by the user, it is replaced.Throws
403 error if user is the post’s creator.Declaration
Swift
func postLikeHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<PostData>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
PostData
containing the updated like info. -
POST /api/v3/forum/post/ID/love
Add a “love” reaction to the specified
ForumPost
. If there is an existingLikeType
reaction by the user, it is replaced.Throws
403 error if user is the post’s creator.Declaration
Swift
func postLoveHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<PostData>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
PostData
containing the updated like info. -
POST /api/v3/forum/post/ID/unreact
Remove a
LikeType
reaction from the specifiedForumPost
.Throws
400 error if there was no existing reaction. 403 error if user is the post’s creator.Declaration
Swift
func postUnreactHandler(_ req: Request) throws -> Future<PostData>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.Return Value
PostData
containing the updated like info. -
POST /api/v3/forum/post/ID/update
Update the specified
ForumPost
.Note
This endpoint only changes the
.text
and.image
filename of the post. To change or remove the actual image asoociated with the post, usePOST /api/v3/forum/post/ID/image
orPOST /api/v3/forum/post/ID/image/remove
.Requires
PostContentData
payload in the HTTP body.Throws
403 error if user is not post owner or has read-only access.
Declaration
Swift
func postUpateHandler(_ req: Request, data: PostContentData) throws -> Future<Response>
Parameters
req
The incoming
Request
, provided automatically.data
PostContentData
containing the post’s text and image filename.Return Value
PostData
containing the post’s contents and metadata. -
The base directory for storing ForumPost images.
Declaration
Swift
var imageDir: String { get }
-
The height of ForumPost image thumbnails.
Declaration
Swift
var thumbnailHeight: Int { get }
-
The barrel type for
ForumPost
bookmarking.Declaration
Swift
var bookmarkBarrelType: BarrelType { get }
-
The barrel type for
Forum
favoriting.Declaration
Swift
var favoriteBarrelType: BarrelType { get }


Specifications
- Genre: 3D FPX
- Duration: 16 Weeks Part-Time, 4h/day
- Engine: IronWrought Engine
- Team: SoftBlob, 16 people
My Contributions
- Graphics (HDR, Volumetric Lighting, Material Pipeline, Deferred Decals, VFX Editor, Vertex Painting)
- UI (Animated sprites, Extended Architecture)
- Audio (Voice Line Event and Category Nodes)
- Voice Over
Details
HDR
Starting on project 7 we moved to a deferred rendering pipeline instead of forward rendering. I took the chance to implement HDR lighting at the same time, using the filmic tonmapping equation of Uncharted 2. This vastly enhanced the quality of our emissive lights and improved our control over the lighting over all.
Volumetric Lighting
Please see the post I made about my specialization project at The Game Assembly.
Material Pipeline
For project 7, it was important that we could have several sets of materials for any model. I worked closely together with the graphical artists to develop a system which takes care of all material texture memory, using reference counting as well as applying error textures where applicable. Material names where applied in Maya and subsequently detected during import of the FBX file. The Material Handler used a single material name to load the relevant textures. We made use of a material suffix to detect which models were to be rendered with alpha blending at a later pass. This Material Handler was also used to handle decal textures and materials used for vertex painting.
Deferred Decals
Please see the post I made about deferred decals in the highlights.
VFX Editor
Please see the post I made about the VFX editor in the highlights.
Vertex Painting
I worked with Axel Savage on implementing vertex painting from Unity. On the Unity side we used Polybrush to paint data on the meshes, and the per-vertex data was exported to our engine. The order of indices in the index buffer turned out to not be the same when the data came from Unity, so we resorted to making a hash function for the vertex positions in order to correctly map position to color using the order we loaded from the FBX file.
In the pixel shader, all values associated with the PBR materials were interpolated using the color values as weights.
Animated Sprites
I extended the sprite rendering I developed in project 6 to support spritesheet animations, breathing life into the crosshair especially. Animations were relatively easy to define in the json document already containing the sprite information, and the logic was general enough to make
simple function calls like mySprite->PlayAnimation(anAnimationIndex, doRepeat, doReverse);
behave as expected. Animations were given support for transitioning to different animations depending on whether they played in reverse or not. They could also be given a rotational speed
about the \(z\)-axis, as seen in this gif.
The animation logic consisted of counting up the index of a collection of all relevant UV-coordinates, all laid out in sequence. What defines an animation is basically its offset from the beginning of the collection and its total number of frames.
View Code
...
"Animations": [
{
"Name": "Shoot",
"FrameWidth": 240.0,
"FrameHeight": 240.0,
"VerticalStartingPos": 0.0,
"FrameOffset": 0,
"NumberOfFrames": 7,
"FramesPerSecond": 60,
"RotationSpeedPerSecond": 720.0,
"ShouldLoop": false,
"TransitionIndex": 2,
"ReverseTransitionIndex": 1
},
...
]
void CSpriteInstance::Update()
{
if (!myShouldAnimate)
return;
if (!myShouldReverseAnimation)
this->Rotate(myAnimationData[myCurrentAnimationIndex].myRotationSpeedInSeconds * CTimer::Dt());
else
this->Rotate(-myAnimationData[myCurrentAnimationIndex].myRotationSpeedInSeconds * CTimer::Dt());
if ((myAnimationTimer += CTimer::Dt()) > (1.0f / myAnimationData[myCurrentAnimationIndex].myFramesPerSecond))
{
myAnimationTimer -= (1.0f / myAnimationData[myCurrentAnimationIndex].myFramesPerSecond);
if (!myShouldReverseAnimation)
{
myCurrentAnimationFrame++;
if (myCurrentAnimationFrame > (myAnimationData[myCurrentAnimationIndex].myNumberOfFrames + myAnimationData[myCurrentAnimationIndex].myFramesOffset - 1))
{
myShouldAnimate = myShouldLoopAnimation;
if (!myShouldAnimate)
{
PlayAnimationUsingInternalData(myAnimationData[myCurrentAnimationIndex].myTransitionToIndex);
return;
}
myCurrentAnimationFrame = myAnimationData[myCurrentAnimationIndex].myFramesOffset;
}
}
else
{
// ...
}
this->SetUVRect(myAnimationFrames[myCurrentAnimationFrame]);
}
}
Extended UI Architecture
The UI architecture was extended to use “widgets” in the main menu. Rather than a state change on a button press, a child canvas of the main canvas is activated, each potentially holding its own buttons and sprites. We added a canvas wide offset to such children to properly set the render order of image elements. We limited ourselves to let the button logic only really apply to the base canvas though, so button presses in the widgets were only really relevant to the base canvas. Since we only used this system in the main menu we were not negatively affected by this limitation, but to really make use of widgets we would have to improve it.
Voice Line Event and SFX Category Nodes
Some of the other team members, especially Haqvin Bager built a node editor using ImGui for this project.
I contributed to this editor by making nodes that would play sounds, for playing voice lines on event triggers in the levels as well as playing randomized SFX and reactionary voice lines based on certain categories.
Categories included RobotDeath
, PlayerStepAirVent
and ResearcherPickUpExplosivesReaction
among others.
The audio manager would load lists of clips based on each category on start up, and randomize (cycling through the whole list before replaying) what clip to play when receiving a message from the node editor.


‘I Don’t Know What He Was Doing’: Joe Biden Gets Defensive When Asked About Son’s Business Dealings
“I trust my son.”
by Daily CallerFormer Vice President Joe Biden appeared defensive when Axios co-founder Mike Allen asked him during an “Axios on HBO” interview about his son’s business dealings in Ukraine.
WATCH:
“What’s your understanding of what your son was doing for an extraordinary amount of money?” Allen asked after bringing up Hunter Biden’s high-paying gig on the board of a Ukrainian gas company, a position the Axios co-founder said “sounds fishy” to the “average Joe.”
“I don’t know what he was doing,” Biden responded. “I know he was on the board. I found out he was on the board after he was on the board and that was it.”
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“Is that something you want to get to the bottom of?” asked Allen.
“No, because I trust my son,” said the former vice president.
Allen commented that Biden’s response “doesn’t pass the smell test.”
“Don’t you need to know what’s happening with your family?” he asked. “Don’t you need to put down some guardrails?”
“Unless there was something on its fact that was wrong,” Biden said, insisting that “nothing on its face” was wrong.
“I mean come on,” Biden responded. “You guys are amazing.”
“You think that everything that happened was kosher?” Allen pressed.
 “You know that, but you keep asking me these questions. It’s OK. You’re doing what you have to do, but I’m not worried about it.”
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9 May 2013 - The Ministry of Health in Saudi Arabia has informed WHO of an additional two laboratory confirmed cases of infection with the novel coronavirus (nCoV).
The first patient is a 48-year-old man with multiple coexisting medical conditions who became ill on 29 April 2013. He is in stable condition. The second patient is a 58-year-old man with existing medical condition who became ill on 6 April 2013. He fully recovered and was discharged from the hospital on 3 May 2013.
The two patients are from the same cluster reported since the beginning of May 2013, which is linked to an outbreak in a health care facility. The government is conducting ongoing investigation into this outbreak. Since the beginning of May 2013, a total of 15 patients have been reported from this outbreak, of which seven have died. Of the 15 patients, 12 are men and three women. The age range of the patients are from 24 to 94 years old.
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I have run samtools depth -aa -b ParEry.noSEgt2.nogtQ99Cov.noDUST.3.15.noTGCAGG.ANGSD_combinedNegFisFiltered.sorted.bed -Q 5 Data/*sorted.slim.bam | bgzip > ParEry.noSEgt2.nogtQ99Cov.noDUST.3.15.noTGCAGG.ANGSD_combinedNegFisFiltered.sorted.depths.gz
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# read.table can also read zipped files
depth.table = read.table("ParEry.noSEgt2.nogtQ99Cov.noDUST.3.15.noTGCAGG.ANGSD_combinedNegFisFiltered.sorted.depths.gz", header=F)
head(depth.table)
## V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 V7 V8 V9 V10 V11 V12 V13 V14 V15 V16 V17
## 1 Contig_368164 8 6 5 1 1 2 2 1 7 4 0 2 2 4 2 4
## 2 Contig_368164 9 6 5 1 1 2 2 1 7 4 0 2 2 4 2 4
## 3 Contig_368164 10 6 5 1 1 2 2 1 7 4 0 2 2 4 2 4
## 4 Contig_368164 11 6 5 1 1 2 2 1 7 4 0 2 2 4 2 4
## 5 Contig_368164 12 6 5 1 1 2 2 1 7 4 0 2 2 4 2 4
## 6 Contig_368164 13 6 5 1 1 2 2 1 7 4 0 2 2 4 2 4
## V18 V19 V20 V21 V22 V23 V24 V25 V26 V27 V28 V29 V30 V31 V32 V33 V34 V35
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## 3 4 4 5 2 0 4 1 2 3 4 1 4 0 1 3 3 2 2
## 4 4 4 5 2 0 4 1 2 3 4 1 4 0 1 3 3 2 2
## 5 4 4 5 2 0 4 1 2 3 4 1 4 0 1 3 3 2 2
## 6 4 4 5 2 0 4 1 2 3 4 1 4 0 1 3 3 2 2
## V36 V37 V38
## 1 2 3 1
## 2 2 3 1
## 3 2 3 1
## 4 2 3 1
## 5 2 3 1
## 6 2 3 1
# the first two columns are contig id and position, respectively.
# The remaining 36 columns are per individual depths.
# get contingency table of the across individual per site depths
global.depth = rowSums(depth.table[,3:38])
# count the number of positions with total sample coverage > 1000:
sum(global.depth>1000)
## [1] 12693
# 12693
# tabulate returns a count is for coverage 1 till max coverage:
global.depth.dist = tabulate(global.depth)
# bin all counts >=1000:
ge.1000 = sum(global.depth.dist[1000:length(global.depth.dist)])
global.depth.dist.capped = global.depth.dist[1:1000]
global.depth.dist.capped[1000] = ge.1000
names(global.depth.dist.capped) = as.character(1:1000)
barplot(global.depth.dist.capped, xlab="across sample coverage", ylab="count", main="Global coverage distribution")
There are apparently more than 12k sites with more than 1000x coaverage. My excess coverage filtering only looked at the SE read coverage on each contig and removed contigs where the coverage from reads of one individual exceeded the 99th percentile of the coverage distribution from that same individual. The average coverage 99th percentile across the 36 individuals is ~100. So after this filtering a site can have coverage >1000. I think, however, that I should not analyse contigs that have total coverage above 1000x. I think I should do another across sample excess coverage filtering based on the across sample coverage disribution and remove contigs with coverage >99th percentile of that distribution.
The 99th percentile of the global depth distribution is:
quantile(global.depth, probs=c(0.99))
## 99%
## 914
I have removed all contigs with global coverage greater than the 99th percentile of the global coverage distribution. So let’s have a look at the new global coverage distribution.
depth.table = read.table("ParEry.noSEgt2.nogtQ99Cov.noDUST.3.15.noTGCAGG.ANGSD_combinedNegFisFiltered.noGtQ99GlobalCov.sorted.depths.gz", header=F)
names(depth.table)[1:2] = c("contig_ID", "position")
filenames = scan("../slim.bamfile.list", what="character")
names(depth.table)[3:ncol(depth.table)] = gsub("Data/", "", gsub(".sorted.*", "", filenames))
names(depth.table)
save(depth.table, file="depth.table.RData")
load("depth.table.RData")
# get contingency table of the across individual per site depths
global.depth = rowSums(depth.table[,3:38])
# tabulate returns a count is for each depth from 1 till max coverage:
global.depth.dist = tabulate(global.depth)
# and the new max depth is:
length(global.depth.dist) # which is the gloabl Q99
## [1] 914
names(global.depth.dist) = as.character(1:length(global.depth.dist))
# plot the new global per site coverage distribution
barplot(global.depth.dist, xlab="across sample coverage", ylab="count", main="Global coverage distribution")
cov = sum(global.depth.dist*1:length(global.depth.dist))/(length(global.depth)*36)
So the average coverage per site and per individual for the filtered sites is 6.3.
z = boxplot(depth.table[,3:38], outline=F, plot=F)
bxp(z, outline=F, boxfill=c(rep("red", 18), rep("green", 18)), xaxt="n", ylab="coverage", main="Individual coverage distributions")
axis(side=1, at=1:36, labels=names(depth.table)[3:38], cex.axis=.6, las=2)
With my even depth filtering I required at least 15 individuals with each at least 3x coverage by reads with mapQ>5. So, there should not be any site with less than 45x total coverage.
global.depth.dist[1:45]
## 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
## 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
## 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45
## 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


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Summary Report
For my final entry in my User Science Journal, I am going to summarize my goal and content experiments using Google Analytics.
Set Up and Goal
We learned how to set up Google Analytics by watching the set up videos by Google. I had to watch them twice to get a good idea of what Google Analytics is and how to utilize them. Our instructor also provided a couple walk throughs to help us get started.
After setting up we were tasked to set up a Goal. The Goal I set up was was to get people to watch a video on accessibility called What’s New in Web Accessibility which is about a new auditing tool called Lighthouse that Google put in Chrome. I thought it was a very interesting discussion and very useful to this blog and class I am in. I started sharing the link on Slack and random people on Facebook. I even found a Web Accessibility group on Facebook which I joined and shared the link. I didn’t get very many people to click on it but was happy when I saw a couple people achieve my goal.
Content Experiments and Google Optimize
Next we were to set up content experiments to see how we can change the page to get more people to complete the goal. I ended up doing two experiments. The first one failed during set up so I was unable to see it finish it. Basically, I just made a new blog post linking to a new accessibility video. The second experiment was setting up Google Optimize. This wasn’t a very fun experiment because during set up I just changed the wording of the headline.
I was trying to upload some screen caps but I am keep getting errors. Basically, the original headline was What’s New in Web Accessibility (Google I/O ’18) while the variant just took out (Google I/O ’18). Nothing groundbreaking or particularly interesting but the only thing I can really think of for a duration goal. Looking back I should have kept asking people to look at the video so I have more data to analyze. According to reporting in Google Optimize, where I see that there were two sessions for three days running (Google recommends two weeks) and in the improvement overview, the variant had one session.
Thoughts
I didn’t get many hits which I don’t believe was the point of this exercise. What we were trying to accomplish is understanding Google Analytics and how to set up Goals and Content Experiments. This is very important to a web developer even if they don’t use Google Analytics on a day to day basis. I think this will be useful for me when I enter the workplace and if I were to use it on personal projects.
Knowing that this page would most likely not get many views, I choose a goal that would be relevant to someone who is interested in User Accessibility. To make it easier for people to complete the goal, I choose a 5 minute mark for a successful completion. I know I wouldn’t get anyone to complete the goal if it was the full 20 unless someone came on here on their own because it is something they are really interested in it. And even if they were really interested in it, I am sure they will most likely have seen the video.
If I could do this all over again, I would have used the other website I have which is a music blog. I think I will be able to get people to get to it and possibly get traffic without me begging them to come. This was really fun and I may even try it on my music blog when I get some free time. I would have also tried to promote this more so I get better data to analyze.
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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
CoinKing8810-Nov-19 12:48 PM
It does not have a fast marketmaker by the way, Binance now 9460 sats, Bilaxy 9340 sats
Neko10-Nov-19 02:22 PM
still bellow pre rebrand pump
CoinKing8810-Nov-19 02:35 PM
Road to 10K sats is pretty clear again, last night there were a lot more sell orders up to 10K.
costa243910-Nov-19 02:42 PM
@ZUL What price can that ad have? How much has something raised in Ico? How long can they maintain that strategy?
CoinKing8810-Nov-19 02:44 PM
Ill take volume based on tech, real working project over what basically is bought short term interest/volume
Imagine the negative effect when people come to understand their coin is not doing so well as advertised. Not only they sell (or maybe hodl to get breakeven and then sell) the negative impact is even bigger (telling friends about it and sorts). Eventually the real projects will arise, and my best guess is that KMD will be one of those.
 If your project is good enough, the media will eventually give you free airtime on a programme and not in the TV-break.
Short terms gains (to keep hodlers happy) is a red flag in general. That means no long term vision and lack of trust in their own product/skills
In many project we see a very slow exit strategy happening right now, portions of locked coins getting sold in a slow manner to keep prices stable.
ZUL10-Nov-19 04:36 PM
@costa2439 don't know how much, these depend on time on screen, how many times it airs, what time slots it airs, what time of the year it airs, and finally how much it cost to produce the commercial. I would say probably around 100k? Don't know
@CoinKing88 that's the same logic of the "if you build it, they will come" and in the real world, outside of the coding niches, doesn't really work. That's why they hired Benny a while back.... to give KMD some visibility outside the usual market niches. Now, depending on the KMD strategy (that I know nothing about), at some point in time advertising will be needed, either by tv, specialized press articles, social media or whatever media is the best to target the desired market
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richardt10-Nov-19 07:34 PM
The issue with KMD is they didn't raise much during the ICO, so funds/resources are pretty limited. The next best step is to have significant revenue flowing in from the products (AtomicDEX, Antara, etc.). This is what's being worked on, but it remains to be seen if enough revenue will flow in
nocturnal10-Nov-19 07:37 PM
blockchain application seem largely restricted to finance
so not much to advertise unless its as an investment
but its future as an invetment is pegged to blockchain havng application outside of finance
catch 22
for the time being anyway
Cryptoon10-Nov-19 08:10 PM
@richardt unless im mistaken, ico funds are mostly used for btc notarizations for the coming xx years
Dev funds come from other places I think
Dont quote me on that though
CoinKing8810-Nov-19 08:17 PM
He means compared to something like EOS, the KMD ICO brought a relative low amount of money.
Cryptoon10-Nov-19 08:21 PM
How much did EOS actually raise though. There are suspicions that they used ico funds to buy coins in the open market to pump/boost price
So what the net amount raised is is unclear
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CoinKing8810-Nov-19 08:25 PM
4.1 billion
Ah oke did not hear about that one. Makes sense though, everything Dan Larimer (don't know if i spell it right) does smells fishy.
CoinKing8810-Nov-19 08:34 PM
EOS will end just like his other projects Steem and Bitshares
Cryptoon10-Nov-19 09:05 PM
Jep
richardt10-Nov-19 09:34 PM
@Cryptoon what other funds do you think there is?
Developing and Marketing costs alot of money
I think the team is likely only willing to work for little pay or for free for so long. And I wouldn't blame them(edited)
BoBot-BUY KMD10-Nov-19 09:40 PM
last time I checked I thought Komodo was well funded
crumb10-Nov-19 09:42 PM
well funded, yes. for development that is.
tv spots for komodo just sound totally ridiculous
richardt10-Nov-19 09:43 PM
That's pretty much just for the devs who are currently working on KMD. In order to bring in more devs for sustained periods of time, that's a different story
And then not including marketing, etc.
Ultimately, KMD will need to bring in revenue
polycryptoblog10-Nov-19 09:45 PM
Yes
Revenue generation is being worked on
Cryptoon10-Nov-19 09:56 PM
@richardt best to ask in #ask-jl777 but I believe supernet is also funding some stuff
And not SuperNET the asset/fund
BoBot-BUY KMD10-Nov-19 09:57 PM
what's the best wallet for Pirate? every time I open agama I have to reindex for pirate to work .... is there something I'm missing in the .conf file?
Cryptoon10-Nov-19 09:57 PM
I use verus agama
BoBot-BUY KMD10-Nov-19 09:57 PM
that's what I'm using
I get error trying to sync only way it works is if I reindex
Cryptoon10-Nov-19 09:57 PM
Last version?
richardt10-Nov-19 09:57 PM
If I'm not mistaken, supernet just funds itself and holds it. Not for development
BoBot-BUY KMD10-Nov-19 09:58 PM
5.9.2
Cryptoon10-Nov-19 09:58 PM
Never had that problem... best to ask in support and ping oink
@richardt as i said not the asset
There is more to supernet than just the supernet/unity asset
But as I said... dont understand everything muself
Pirate-Qt (PirateOcean) is a Qt native wallet for ARRR (PIRATE). It's available for three OS platforms - Windows, Linux, MacOS. - PirateNetwork/PirateOcean
richardt10-Nov-19 10:01 PM
All the funds (BTC, other coins and assets) goes into making the SN asset
"Supernet" isn't really an entity anymore
BoBot-BUY KMD10-Nov-19 10:06 PM
@Jimm B. thanks
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BoBot-BUY KMD10-Nov-19 10:57 PM
Pirate wallet went into maintenance mode on TRADEOGRE
On November 11, Chuangshi Capital announced that it will complete the multi-
million RMB increase in Komodo (KMD)
at the second level to support its ecology. Construction and development.
google translated
it does seem the theory that chinese money is flowing into KMD, is confirmed
willofleo11-Nov-19 09:58 AM
Interesting is this legit?, and do they plan to invest purely in KMD or KMD and it project @jl777c
jl777c11-Nov-19 10:05 AM
it does appear legit, i am not sure the exact meaning of the statement as it is a google translate of that post. Chuangshi Capital appears to be an investment fund, but again not sure, maybe people here can do a bit of research and report back
jspook1611-Nov-19 10:05 AM
Wow
jl777c11-Nov-19 10:06 AM
for those that concluded the recent price increase was just the ordinary price action, it seems this contraindicates that as a large influx of funds from china into kmd is not ordinary
VRSC with new development could be olso included into Asian markets like one of best KMD ecosystem projects- CPU Mining bdID pBaas reserve chains that are better then Bancor stuff
Crabby Paddy11-Nov-19 10:23 AM
China catching on
imagine if the government gives one of the grants to kmd
Aron“XuanLeeeeee“Goldberg11-Nov-19 11:00 AM
I asked the Chinese KMD WeChat group and another person for a flawless translation
I'm waiting for an answer
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jl777c11-Nov-19 11:21 AM
the alladin research article is quite positive for komodo and ecosystem
let's have good translation , so that we can tweet it
siu - Chainmakers11-Nov-19 11:39 AM
Either way, this is some great news, the theory of natural attraction of chinese market to kmd because of its malleability(edited)
Neko11-Nov-19 11:39 AM
multi-million investiment in kmd
Gordon Komodo11-Nov-19 11:40 AM
6 mil RMB ~ 1 mil KMD(edited)
Neko11-Nov-19 11:40 AM
this is huge
jl777c11-Nov-19 11:42 AM
its only about 100 BTC
Mark8111-Nov-19 11:42 AM
Is that investment to development or to coin itself?
jl777c11-Nov-19 11:42 AM
but that is from that single vc, on bilaxy the KMD market is fourth highest volume
Neko11-Nov-19 11:42 AM
the coin to boost development
jl777c11-Nov-19 11:43 AM
their theory is that a higher KMD price helps development. i can confirm that it does
Neko11-Nov-19 11:43 AM
and it leads to good marketing wich creates a positive circle(edited)
jl777c11-Nov-19 11:43 AM
so here we have another way that KMD creates demand for KMD, to allow chinese vc to help the development and ecosystem with a 100 BTC purchase in the open market
jeezy11-Nov-19 11:44 AM
has anyone contact you for some big OTC purchases?
*contacted
jl777c11-Nov-19 11:44 AM
keep in mind this is an unconfirmed story, but it is in two chinese press websites. not that being mentioned in the press is any proof. however, recent market volumes did happen.


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Let $T$ have the exponential $(\lambda)$ distribution and let $T_1 = \lambda T$. Then $T_1$ is a linear transformation of $T$. Therefore
$$ E(T_1) = \lambda E(T) = 1 ~~~ \text{and} ~~~ SD(T_1) = \lambda SD(T) = 1 $$The parameter $\lambda$ has disappeared in these results. Let's see how that follows from the distribution of $T_1$. The cdf of $T_1$ is
$$ F_{T_1}(t) = P(T_1 \le t) = P(T \le t/\lambda) = 1 - e^{-\lambda (t/\lambda)} = 1 - e^{-t} $$That's the cdf of the exponential $(1)$ distribution, consistent with the expectation and SD we found above.
To summarize, if $T$ has the exponential $(\lambda)$ distribution then the distribution of $T_1 = \lambda T$ is exponential $(1)$.
Conversely if $T_1$ has the exponential $(1)$ distribution, then $T = \frac{1}{\lambda}T_1$ has the exponential $(\lambda)$ distribution. Thus every exponential random variable is a linear transformation of a random variable that has the exponential $(1)$ distribution.
Here are graphs of the densities of $T_1$ and $T = \frac{1}{2}T_1$. We know that $T$ has the exponential $(2)$ distribution.
The formulas for the two densities are
$$ f_{T_1} (s) = e^{-s} ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ f_T(t) = 2e^{-2t} $$Let's try to understand the relation between these two densities in a way that will help us generalize what we are seeing in this example.
The relation between the two random variables is $T = \frac{1}{2}T_1$.
We use the same idea to find the density of a linear transformation of a random variable.
Let $X$ be a random variable with density $f_X$, and let $Y = aX + b$ for constants $a \ne 0$ and $b$. Let $f_Y$ be the density of $Y$. Then
$$ f_Y(y) ~ = ~ f_X\big{(} \frac{y-b}{a}\big{)} \frac{1}{\lvert a \rvert} $$Let's take this formula in two pieces, as in the exponential example.
This is a good way to understand the formula, and will help you understand the corresponding formula for non-linear transformations.
For a formal proof, start with the case $a > 0$. $$ F_Y(y) = P(aX+b \le y) = P\big{(}X \le \frac{y-b}{a}\big{)} = F_X\big{(}\frac{y-b}{a}\big{)} $$
By the chain rule of differentiation, $$ f_Y(y) = f_X\big{(}\frac{y-b}{a}\big{)} \cdot \frac{1}{a} $$
If $a < 0$ then division by $a$ causes the direction of the inequality to switch:
$$ F_Y(y) = P(aX+b \le y) = P\big{(}X \ge \frac{y-b}{a}\big{)} = 1 - F_X\big{(}\frac{y-b}{a}\big{)} $$Now the chain rule yields $$ f_Y(y) ~ = ~ -f_X\big{(}\frac{y-b}{a}\big{)} \cdot \frac{1}{a} ~ = ~ f_X\big{(}\frac{y-b}{a}\big{)} \cdot \frac{1}{\lvert a \rvert} $$
Let $Z$ have the standard normal density
$$ \phi(z) ~ = ~ \frac{1}{\sqrt{2\pi}} e^{-\frac{1}{2}z^2}, ~~~ -\infty < z < \infty $$Let $X = \sigma Z + \mu$ for constants $\mu$ and $\sigma$ with $\sigma > 0$. Then for any real number $x$, the density of $X$ is
\begin{align*} f_X(x) ~ &= ~ \phi\big{(} \frac{x-\mu}{\sigma} \big{)} \frac{1}{\sigma} \\ \\ &= ~ \frac{1}{\sqrt{2\pi}\sigma} e^{-\frac{1}{2} \big{(} \frac{x-\mu}{\sigma} \big{)}^2} \end{align*}Thus every normal random variable is a linear transformation of a standard normal variable, which you know already because of conversion from standard units.
Let the distribution of $U$ be uniform on $(0, 1)$ and for constants $b > a$ let $V = (b-a)U + a$. In an earlier section we saw that $V$ has the uniform distribution on $(a, b)$. But let's see what's involved in confirming that result using our new formula.
First it is a good idea to be clear about the possible values of $V$. Since the possible values of $U$ are in $(0, 1)$, the possible values of $V$ are in $(a, b)$.
At $v \in (a, b)$, the density of $V$ is $$ f_V(v) ~ = ~ f_U\big{(} \frac{v - a}{b-a} \big{)} \frac{1}{b-a} ~ = ~ 1 \cdot \frac{1}{b-a} ~ = ~ \frac{1}{b-a} $$
That's the uniform density on $(a, b)$.


Create a Lib from a DLL
Problem
If we want to include references to existing DLL files in our binary's import table in a language like C++ we need to provide a lib file to the linker. This saves us the trouble of having to manually locate exported names from modules using either the LoadLibrary
and GetProcAddress
functions or parsing the module's PE headers by hand. However, for the smallest binaries you may need to import manually instead of relying on the default import table. Unfortunately, sometimes we don't have that luxury and want to link against non-public modules using a standard import table.
Solution
When DLL files are distributed with the intent to be linked against their corresponding lib files are made easily available. Sometimes, you may find DLLs that you want to use but which don't have an associated lib file. For these DLLs we can use a listing of exported names obtained from dumpbin.exe
to provide to lib.exe
which will create a lib file manually for the module in question. Both of these binaries are included with every Visual Studio install.
Having done this a few times I decided to write a PowerShell function to automate it:
function New-LibFromDll([string]$modulePath, [string]$machine) {
if(!(Test-Path $modulePath -PathType Leaf)) {
Write-Warning "$modulePath is an invalid module path"
return
}
$exports = (dumpbin /nologo /exports $modulePath) | Out-String
$tabStart = $exports.IndexOf("ordinal hint")
$exportsTab = $exports.Substring($tabStart) -split "\s+"
$numImports = 0
$def = @("EXPORTS")
for($i = 4; $exportsTab[$i] -ne "Summary"; $i += 4) {
$def += $exportsTab[$i + 3]
$numImports++
}
$moduleFileInfo = New-Object System.IO.FileInfo($modulePath)
$defFileName = $moduleFileInfo.BaseName + ".def"
($def -join "`r`n") | Out-File $defFileName
$libMachine = if($machine) {" /machine:$machine"} else {""}
$libFileName = $moduleFileInfo.BaseName + ".lib"
iex ("lib /nologo /def:$defFileName /out:$libFileName" + $libMachine)
if(Test-Path $libFileName -PathType Leaf) {
Write-Host "`r`nCreated $libFileName importing $numImports exports`r`n"
Write-Host "#pragma comment(lib, `"$libFileName`")"
} else {
Write-Warning "$libFileName was unable to be created"
}
}
Now let's use it to create our lib file (you do have dumpbin.exe and lib.exe in your path right?) using a random DLL for demonstration purposes:
PS> New-LibFromDll C:\Windows\System32\winsqlite3.dll
LINK : warning LNK4068: /MACHINE not specified; defaulting to X64
Creating library winsqlite3.lib and object winsqlite3.exp
Created winsqlite3.lib importing 243 exports
#pragma comment(lib, "winsqlite3.lib")
PS> ls
Mode LastWriteTime Length Name
---- ------------- ------ ----
-a---- 7/25/2018 8:25 PM 10812 winsqlite3.def
-a---- 7/25/2018 8:25 PM 34057 winsqlite3.exp
-a---- 7/25/2018 8:25 PM 57354 winsqlite3.lib
(Note: A lib file already publicly exists for winsqlite3.dll 😊)
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@this(govukDetails : GovukDetails)
@()
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| Class and Description |
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| FastaParameters
The parameters used to parse a fasta file.
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| Class and Description |
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| FastaSummary
This class parses a fasta file and gathers summary statistics.
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| ProteinDetailsProvider
Interface for a class able to provide metadata on proteins.
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| SequenceProvider
Interface for a class able to retrieve the sequence of a given protein.
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| Class and Description |
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| SequenceProvider
Interface for a class able to retrieve the sequence of a given protein.
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| Class and Description |
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| SequenceProvider
Interface for a class able to retrieve the sequence of a given protein.
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| Class and Description |
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| SequenceProvider
Interface for a class able to retrieve the sequence of a given protein.
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| Class and Description |
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| SequenceProvider
Interface for a class able to retrieve the sequence of a given protein.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| FastaParameters
The parameters used to parse a fasta file.
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| ProteinDatabase
Enum of the supported protein databases.
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| ProteinDetailsProvider
Interface for a class able to provide metadata on proteins.
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| SequenceProvider
Interface for a class able to retrieve the sequence of a given protein.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| FastaParameters
The parameters used to parse a fasta file.
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| SequenceProvider
Interface for a class able to retrieve the sequence of a given protein.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| FastaParameters
The parameters used to parse a fasta file.
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| FastaSummary
This class parses a fasta file and gathers summary statistics.
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| Header
This class represents the header for a Protein instance.
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| ProteinDatabase
Enum of the supported protein databases.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| FastaParameters
The parameters used to parse a fasta file.
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| FastaSummary
This class parses a fasta file and gathers summary statistics.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Header
This class represents the header for a Protein instance.
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| ProteinIterator
Interface for a protein iterator.
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| Class and Description |
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| ProteinDetailsProvider
Interface for a class able to provide metadata on proteins.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| FastaParameters
The parameters used to parse a fasta file.
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| Class and Description |
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| Header
This class represents the header for a Protein instance.
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| Class and Description |
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| FastaParameters
The parameters used to parse a fasta file.
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| Class and Description |
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| FastaParameters
The parameters used to parse a fasta file.
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| Class and Description |
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| Header
This class represents the header for a Protein instance.
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After yesterday's e4 talks/BoF, it is easy to get the impression, that e4 is all about bringing Eclipse to the web browser. Although I see the reason behind it (don't leave the web-app market to e.g. Google alone), it alone doesn't justify e4.
But what else could be a major story for e4? The e4 BoF gave us an answer (Btw. do we have minutes from last year's blue sky BoF for e4?). A larger portion of the community wants to tackle API rot in e4 and clean up all those org.eclipse.ui.IWorkbenchPart3... cruelties. Even if it means that we have to break backward compatibility if totally unavoidable. And we wouldn't break what we had promised before. The major version indicates a non-compatible API change in our component model.
But the big players seem to be reluctant to this idea which is understandable. If you spent millions of dollars building products on top of Eclipse, you need to protect your investment. However, Eclipse 3.X is going to stay with us for a long time even after e4 has been release. So it's simply wrong arguing that we cannot let "(EPIC) plug-in authors" hanging loose in the air. This is especially dingy in front of the community out reach to step up and actively get involved in the e4 efforts. If the big players will only care for their needs in e4 and the community should take care of their own (which is absolutely fine by me) watch out that it doesn't backfire. The community can pull the same argument and let the big guys deal with backward compatibility. But not by blocking off API cleanups!
Why does the community want to get rid of redundant APIs anyway? Because its getting harder and harder for anybody to develop on top of Eclipse. It's becoming way to complicated to figure out which Interface to use and outdated documentation doesn't help either. Some cases cannot be done with newer API version... So cleaning up API in the end is an effort anybody will benefit from. We will be able to continue work innovative like we're so much used to.