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Success! I managed to finally show that Lean's full type system has unique typing (which implies stuff like it is impossible to prove Type 0 : Type 0
), even if you use "full" definitional equality, i.e. the transitive and undecidable ideal version of what lean checks. Since it uses a reduction that is guaranteed to run forever on subsingleton eliminators like acc
, it yields an alternative semi-decision procedure for testing definitional equality.
Any chance it's a Lean proof?
Good one.
No, it's still in the informal stage, although the proof is sufficiently subtle that it might be a good idea to formalize it just to make sure it all actually works as advertised.
Wouldn't a Lean formalization be self-referential?
Sure, but it wouldn't be the first time a proof assistant has proven parts of itself. Also unique typing is weaker than soundness - even if the type system is inconsistent there are many things that can't be defeq. I did not need to assume any inaccessible cardinals in the proof, it's a purely syntactic proof
I guess even if self-referential, it might be a good way to find errors. You might want to write it in Isabelle (or something else) if you want to avoid the self-referential criticism but even Lean would help get the details right
Does your work shed any light on whether it is possible to make Lean's definitional equality "better" whilst still remaining decidable? Actually here is an even dumber question. Is the transitive closure of Lean's definitional equality still decidable? One's first thought is "of course not, if you want to prove x=y
by finding z
such that x=z
and z=y
then where do you start?", but if transitivity somehow only fails in some controlled way then perhaps there is some algorithm which spits out sensible choices for z
.
Is the transitive closure of Lean's definitional equality still decidable?
No.
This doesn't surprise me at all. How does one go about proving this?
It's the standard interaction between subsingleton elimination (in particular acc.rec
) and proof irrelevancy. See also https://leanprover.github.io/reference/expressions.html#computation
The trick is that 1) you can encode functions with unbounded recursion using well-founded recursion (where the proof is e.g. exfalso), 2) you can evaluate such functions as many steps as you have nested acc.intro
s, 3) by proof irrelevancy all such acc.intro
terms are definitionally equal. You can for example now ask whether the original function returns 0
when given 0
using a definitional equality test, and this problem is undecidable.
Thanks for the added information. This will greatly decrease the amount of time it will take to me to understand your previous comment :-) I'm sure this is standard DTT stuff but I am still a beginner. Thanks.
Aah so in fact this seems to be exactly the trick used to show that defeq isn't transitive in the reference manual. I have never taken the time to understand that proof before -- I just verified that it worked and moved on. I think that at the time I knew so little Lean that it just looked too daunting to get to the bottom of.
Does your work shed any light on whether it is possible to make Lean's definitional equality "better" whilst still remaining decidable?
The proof does a good job of pointing the finger squarely at subsingleton eliminators. That is, if there were no inductive types such that:
then definitional equality would be decidable.
Probably the same can be said about proof irrelevance, but that's baked in a bit more thoroughly, so it's less obvious how it would change the proof.
i was searching "subsingleton elimination" and one of the top results was this: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~cangiuli/sigbovik/unintentional.pdf
not totally related but possibly humorous
Oh, I was wrong about needing at least one non-prop argument. Here's an extremely simple type, simpler than acc
, that also causes the same problems (non-transitivity, undecidability)
inductive T : Prop | mk : T → T variables (x : T) {α : Sort*} (f : α → α) def fix : α := T.rec (λ _, f) x example : fix x f = f (fix x f) := show fix (T.mk x) f = f (fix x f), from rfl
You have a variable of type T
but I am not sure it's possible to construct anything of type T.
variable y : false example : false := y
This has caused a lot more trouble than undecidability. I don't really understand what you're saying yet but I am still optimistic it's within my grasp. You seem to have proved that every function has a fixed point, given a variable of type T
, a type for which there are no instances. What does this have to do with non-transitivity and undecidability? Sorry if this is all standard.
That's correct - I didn't mention it but (x : T)
is an inconsistent context. fix
is also inconsistent, but from a soundness perspective that's no surprise, inconsistent in, inconsistent out. The point is that this is a fixpoint operation that works definitionally, so I can execute unbounded computations exactly as one might use fix
in haskell. For example, let f : (nat -> unit) -> (nat -> unit)
such that f g n := if TM halts at n then () else g (n+1)
, then fix f 0
evaluates all the steps of a turing machine, resulting in ()
if and only if the TM halts, so fix x f 0 =?= ()
is undecidable.
Note that the other known examples of undecidable definitional equality problems also occur in inconsistent contexts. I'm not certain if it suffices to assume the context is consistent, but if "consistent" is replaced by "inhabited" (i.e. there is a concrete sequence of terms which satisfies the context) then it is equivalent to asking if reduction terminates in the empty context, which is also known as strong normalization. This is believed to be true, but I guess that will be another big chapter
Strong Normalization is an open problem -- is that correct? I read it in the reference manual I guess. It feels to me a bit like the 3n+1 problem :-)
I don't think it is, although you have to pull out the big guns to prove it, since it implies that lean is consistent
Hmm let me dig out the quote.
section 3.7
"The reduction relation is believed to be strongly normalizing, which is to say, every sequence of reductions applied to a term will eventually terminate."
These definitional equality problems are a little counter intuitive, because you want to reason that in an inconsistent context anything goes, but that's actually not the case. Even if you prove 0 = 1
, you still cannot prove that 0 == 1
definitionally
"Believed to be" is code for "no one's done the work". That's my job :)
Oh I see!
Is that your thesis problem?
It's one of the nearby problems, I'm not quite sure what my thesis will be exactly but something along these lines
I guess it depends on what I get done, but unique typing is a major step forward
soundness is the next step, by modeling everything in ZFC + omega inaccessibles
then strong normalization, where you use the rank of a term's ZFC interpretation as the wellfounded decreasing measure
I think that modeling Lean in ZFC + omega inaccessibles is how I initially tried to understand type theoy.
Assuming that inductive structures don't add a bunch of axioms I wasn't expecting, this sounds straightforward to me and is probably all well-known. Is that right?
That's actually the easiest part, it's quite straightforward. But there are some places where I need to know that if a term is a Prop then it's not a Type, and unique typing was necessary for that
Oh so you use all this to prove strong normalization??
I thought you were just going to argue by induction on number of unicode characters in the term :-)
Like I said, big guns
remember from Godel that anything that implies Con(lean) is going to require some advanced mathematics
I know people who would say that anything that implies Con(lean) is going to require something that is strictly stronger than mathematics
If mathematics = lean, sure :)
beyond mathematics, rather than advanced mathematics
Oh, mathematics is ZFC :-)
Of this there is little doubt
You don't believe in the existence of grothendieck universes?
in the sense that 90% of mathematicians don't have a clue what mathematics is but know how to use it, 9.9% know what ZFC is and use that, and then the other 0.1% worry about other possibilities.
Didn't I share that link from a recent Scholze paper recently?
And there's also some section in the stacks project
Real, serious, mathematicians actually occasionally go out of their way to justify to the rest of the world that what they are doing can be done in ZFC
I always get the sense from regular mathematicians that if large cardinals come up they just assume them and move on
Those are just the amateurs
like Wiles, I think
Yup
He doesn't know how to remove it, but he knows who to ask
This is how mathematics is actually done in 2018.
It's farcical.
We all believe we're working in ZFC
and occasionally someone writes a chapter in a paper saying "I know section 5 was full of categories of rings, but actually we could look at the category of rings which live in V_kappa for kappa=2^2^2^2^2^2^aleph_0 and it all still works, so it's OK we're doing ZFC"
and then all of us amateurs go "oh that's a relief, it's still holding out"
http://www.math.uni-bonn.de/people/scholze/EtCohDiamonds.pdf
one of the best living mathematicians, 2017 paper, check out section 4
Algebraic geometry genius Johan de Jong's stacks project: https://stacks.math.columbia.edu/tag/000F and https://stacks.math.columbia.edu/tag/000H
All of that crap just so we can say "it's OK, we're still in ZFC"
What's happening is that large cardinals come up (99% of the time in the form "this functor from the category of rings to the category of sets is representable") and people either say nothing (the normal situation) or they note that functors are a bit problematic in ZFC but they read somewhere in the stacks project that it was all OK, or maybe Brian Conrad told them once. There is no formal reference that "everything is OK", but people know who to ask if they're worried
Over the last year I have come to regard this position as farcical. What are the point of foundations? They're to make your life easier!
As far as Con(lean) is concerned, the easy/lazy approach (that I will take, at least at first) is to assume omega inaccessibles and prove it. You can be more refined though, since for a specific proof you only need n inaccessibles for some n < omega. It might be possible to even trim down the universes themselves so that they aren't quite grothendieck universes, and then maybe you can fit it all in ZFC, but this probably fails in some extreme cases (like when constructing a model of ZFC in lean)
By the way, https://www.fing.edu.uy/~amiquel/publis/types02.pdf "The not so simple proof-irrelevant model of CC" is my competition in the soundness part; I contend that it is exactly as simple as it looks, and they made some poor modeling decisions in there that made things complicated
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| 009:104 Khan | : |
Know they not that Allah accepts repentance from His slaves and takes the Sadaqat (alms, charities) and that Allah Alone is the One Who forgives and accepts repentance, Most Merciful? |
| 009:104 Maulana | : |
Know they not that Allah is He Who accepts repentance from His servants and takes the alms, and that Allah -- He is the Oft-returning (to mercy), the Merciful? |
| 009:104 Pickthal | : |
Know they not that Allah is He Who accepteth repentance from His bondmen and taketh the alms, and that Allah is He Who is the Relenting, the Merciful. |
| 009:104 Rashad | : |
Do they not realize that GOD accepts the repentance of His worshipers, and takes the charities, and that GOD is the Redeemer, Most Merciful? |
| 009:104 Sarwar | : |
Do they not know that it is God who accepts the repentance of His servants and receives the welfare funds and that it is God who is All-forgiving and All-merciful? |
| 009:104 Shakir | : |
Do they not know that Allah accepts repentance from His servants and takes the alms, and that Allah is the Oft-returning (to mercy), the Merciful? |
| 009:104 Sherali | : |
Know they not that ALLAH is HE Who accepts repentance from HIS servants and take alms, and that ALLAH is HE Who is Oft-Returning with compassion, and is Merciful? |
| 009:104 Yusufali | : |
Know they not that Allah doth accept repentance from His votaries and receives their gifts of charity, and that Allah is verily He, the Oft-Returning, Most Merciful? |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > صفات الله تعالى > التواب Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Glory's Characteristics> The One who Accepts Repentance أركان الإسلام > الزكاة والصدقات Pillars of Islam> Due Alms and Charities الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > التوبة Faith> Belief In Allah> Repentance الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > المجتمعات > الأعراب Man and The Social Relations>The Societies>The Bedouins تنظيم العلاقات المالية > الزكاة Organizing Financial Relationships>Due Alms تنظيم العلاقات المالية > الصدقة Organizing Financial Relationships>Charity
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Crenshaw (1989) makes a good case. So does Haslanger (2012).
Crenshaw, Kimberlé W. 1989. “Demarginalizing the Intersection of Race and Sex: A Black Feminist Critique of Antidiscrimination Doctrine, Feminist Theory and Antiracist Politics.” University of Chicago Legal Forum, no. 1: 139–67.
Haslanger, Sally. 2012. Resisting Reality: Social Construction and Social Critique. Oxford: Oxford University Press.


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on5xx(callable $callback, mixed $outResult = null)
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on4xx(callable $callback, mixed $outResult = null)
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on3xx(callable $callback, mixed $outResult = null)
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on2xx(callable $callback, mixed $outResult = null)
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onError(callable $callback, mixed $outResult = null)
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onRedirect(callable $callback, mixed $outResult = null)
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onSuccess(callable $callback, mixed $outResult = null)
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"Length of game" is fairly self-explainatory. This is how much time is allowed for the players to go through all the questions. Once this much time has passed (not counting time paused), the game will end immediately.
"Time to answer question" is multi-purpose. It is the amount of time that players are given to buzz in when a question is shown. It is also the amount of time a player has to answer a question once they buzz in. If this time is too short for a particular question (i.e. if the question takes a long time to read) or you think a player needs more time to answer, pause the game and continue once you feel you have given enough time.
Select the name of the sound you want to play for each event.
The sounds listed are all the .aiff and .wav files in the system sound directories. If you want to add your own sounds create an .aiff or .wav sound file (there are lots of free apps for converting sound files) and put it into one of these directories:
In general you should put the sounds in the second directory listed unless you have a good reason not to.
This displays your registration info. If you have not registered, this will just display "Unregistered."


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When I started this blog, I was reluctant to put a continuous integration system like Travis-CI in charge of deployment because it seemed like a frivolous use of resources and so I settled for the approach outlined here which worked reasonably well. As my understanding of continuous integration and the possibilities of Travis improved, I changed my mind and decided it would be a good idea to automate this process. I also realised that automating my deployment would allow me to theoretically create or update a post using the GitHub web interface which would automatically get turned into a new post on my blog. This would allow me to use this blog from any web browser! In other words, I wanted a convoluted reimplementation of half of a CMS's functionality.
I found a very helpful blog post that covered most of the details I needed. Let me go through the changes I made.
First off, I use Python 3 wherever possible so I simplified my
requirements.txt
:
My .travis.yml
is different too (I removed unnecessary nesting to make it
shorter):
I installed the travis
gem, got a GitHub token, and tried to set the token
with
travis encrypt GH_TOKEN=LONGTOKENFROMGITHUB --add env.global
but it didn't recognise my repository until I went to my Travis-CI profile, enabled GitHub access, and enabled it to check my repository.
The deploy.sh
script was almost the same (change your username):
and that was all the setup I had to do. I then pushed a commit and watched as Pelican and its dependencies were downloaded, my blog posts were regenerated, and my GitHub Pages repo was updated. Seems a bit wasteful, but it was surprisingly easy to get working and it performs admirably.
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Beast Herder Tunatun:
Wow, ready for anything aren't you? Haha!
Listen, you can't take these beasts lightly. The moment you do.. well.. there are no kind words for it. Even an adventurer with your skills could fall prey to a big one..
(Only characters with level 82 and above are permitted to take on this quest.)


§§291-4 to 4.5 REPEALED. L 2000, c 189, §§30 to 33.
Cross References
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| DOSE: |
46 mg |
insufflated |
Ketamine |
(powder / crystals) |
Experience – first time
Setting – my house
Ketamine is a drug I have been interested in for some time. Its dissociative effects seem interesting to me. I only other dissociatives I have had have been DXM and nitrous oxide. On DXM I experienced complete ego loss, and although it was frightening, it was an amazing state. It left me interested in ketamine, as I had been told ketamine could induce ego loss without the extreme side effects of DXM.
I had managed to get 46mg of ketamine from a local source. I was ensured it was enough to get me intoxicated. I wasn’t really looking for intoxication, but I knew it was better to start low. I had spoken to others and they said 46mg would probably not be a very intense dose.
1:00 AM – I finish asking last minute questions to people on IRC (internet chat client). I try to prepare myself mentally, although I’m not quite sure what to expect. Everyone seems to say different things.
1:05 AM – I insufflate 46mg of ketamine. The burn was quite sharp, but it was also quick. It faded within 30 seconds it seemed, so it was not too bad.
1:10 AM – I feel as though I’m being pushed forward. It’s as though I have risen above my seat and am floating forward. It’s a strange feeling. There is numbness in my finger tips, but no mental effects yet.
1:15 AM – I am rocking back and forth as it is all I can manage. Typing has become impossible. Even when I focus hard, I cannot manage to type legibly. I stand up, which is quite strange, and go to turn off the light. With every step I take it feels like a strobe light is going in my head. I am only seeing every few motions. Transitions are lost. It makes walking without bumping in to things extremely hard. Eventually I make it to my room and lay down on my bed.
1:20 AM – I lay on my back and stare at the ceiling. I flip off the light.
This is where I lose all concept of time and reality. This part is difficult to remember, but I’ll do my best.
I laid on my back and stared up. The ceiling began to shimmer. Strange patterns began to manifest themselves. The patterns seen were like none other I had ever encountered, and I consider myself a fairly seasoned traveler. They seemed to have deep purple and blue shades to them, and they were just spinning bars.
Music began to play. It wasn’t from a stereo, it was from my head. I could decide a song, and it played. The Rolling Stones “Paint it Black” began to play in my head. I am not sure why I chose this song, but it began to play and it sounded amazing.
 Numerous fractals were visible, but even more interesting were the non-fractal images. I saw an image of a house with little elves working on it. They were all singing a song, and I knew all the words.
Then two bars appeared. They looked like long chrome bars. The began to spin and they burst into blue flames. A voice in my head was chanting “blue flame, blue flame.” I decided to try to change this, and I thought “red flame.” Instantly the colors changed. I was interacting with the images I saw. Then, to see what would happen, I thought “kaleidoscope.” The flaming bars vanished and my whole visuals field was filled with amazing colorful patterning.
At this point I rolled over and looked at the time.
10 minutes had elapsed.
I then closed my eyes, and I disappeared. Everything about me was gone. I couldn’t even think to remember my name. The visions faded, as well as the room. The room was no longer recognizable. I completely lost all sense of self and body.
This is where my memories end.
I blinked my eyes, and it was 2:05 AM. I had only been in that state for 45 minutes, but it seemed like years. I was in complete awe of what had just happened.
2:10 AM – I stand up and go back to my computer. I feel very nauseas. I am still slightly under the influence, but I no longer numb and I can manage to type.
2:15 AM – I throw up a lot in the bathroom. I feel better as soon as I do.
2:30 AM – I have no trouble falling asleep.
---------------------------------------------
Ketamine is without a doubt the most bizarre psychedelic I have ever used. Once again, I prove to be a light weight with chemicals. I got quite confused and frightened at times, but overall it was very positive. I do not recall what happened during those 20 minutes. I wish there were a way to call it back, but I suppose those thoughts are lost forever.
I will definitely try ketamine again. Next time I won’t even attempt to type to people.
I had been told many different things about ketamine. But nothing quite described what I felt. I guess ketamine is one of those drugs you just have to experience for yourself.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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public class HttpFiltersAdapter extends java.lang.Object implements HttpFilters
HttpFilters
.| Constructor and Description |
|---|
HttpFiltersAdapter(io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpRequest originalRequest) |
HttpFiltersAdapter(io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpRequest originalRequest,
io.netty.channel.ChannelHandlerContext ctx) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpResponse |
clientToProxyRequest(io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpObject httpObject)
Filters requests on their way from the client to the proxy.
|
io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpObject |
proxyToClientResponse(io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpObject httpObject)
Filters responses on their way from the proxy to the client.
|
void |
proxyToServerConnectionFailed()
Informs filter that proxy to server connection has failed.
|
void |
proxyToServerConnectionQueued()
Informs filter that proxy to server connection is in queue.
|
void |
proxyToServerConnectionSSLHandshakeStarted()
Informs filter that proxy to server ssl handshake is initiating.
|
void |
proxyToServerConnectionStarted()
Informs filter that proxy to server connection is initiating.
|
void |
proxyToServerConnectionSucceeded()
Informs filter that proxy to server connection has succeeded.
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io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpResponse |
proxyToServerRequest(io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpObject httpObject)
Filters requests on their way from the proxy to the server.
|
void |
proxyToServerRequestSending()
Informs filter that proxy to server request is being sent.
|
void |
proxyToServerRequestSent()
Informs filter that proxy to server request has been sent.
|
java.net.InetSocketAddress |
proxyToServerResolutionStarted(java.lang.String resolvingServerHostAndPort)
Filter DNS resolution from proxy to server.
|
void |
proxyToServerResolutionSucceeded(java.lang.String serverHostAndPort,
java.net.InetSocketAddress resolvedRemoteAddress)
Informs filter that proxy to server DNS resolution has happened.
|
io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpObject |
serverToProxyResponse(io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpObject httpObject)
Filters responses on their way from the server to the proxy.
|
void |
serverToProxyResponseReceived()
Informs filter that server to proxy response has been received.
|
void |
serverToProxyResponseReceiving()
Informs filter that server to proxy response is being received.
|
public HttpFiltersAdapter(io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpRequest originalRequest, io.netty.channel.ChannelHandlerContext ctx)
public HttpFiltersAdapter(io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpRequest originalRequest)
public io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpResponse clientToProxyRequest(io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpObject httpObject)
HttpFilters
clientToProxyRequest
in interface HttpFilters
httpObject
- Client to Proxy HttpRequest (and HttpContent, if chunked)public io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpResponse proxyToServerRequest(io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpObject httpObject)
HttpFilters
proxyToServerRequest
in interface HttpFilters
httpObject
- Proxy to Server HttpRequest (and HttpContent, if chunked)public void proxyToServerRequestSending()
HttpFilters
proxyToServerRequestSending
in interface HttpFilters
public void proxyToServerRequestSent()
HttpFilters
proxyToServerRequestSent
in interface HttpFilters
public io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpObject serverToProxyResponse(io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpObject httpObject)
HttpFilters
serverToProxyResponse
in interface HttpFilters
httpObject
- Server to Proxy HttpResponse (and HttpContent, if chunked)public void serverToProxyResponseReceiving()
HttpFilters
serverToProxyResponseReceiving
in interface HttpFilters
public void serverToProxyResponseReceived()
HttpFilters
serverToProxyResponseReceived
in interface HttpFilters
public io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpObject proxyToClientResponse(io.netty.handler.codec.http.HttpObject httpObject)
HttpFilters
proxyToClientResponse
in interface HttpFilters
httpObject
- Proxy to Client HttpResponse (and HttpContent, if chunked)public void proxyToServerConnectionQueued()
HttpFilters
proxyToServerConnectionQueued
in interface HttpFilters
public java.net.InetSocketAddress proxyToServerResolutionStarted(java.lang.String resolvingServerHostAndPort)
HttpFilters
proxyToServerResolutionStarted
in interface HttpFilters
resolvingServerHostAndPort
- Server "HOST:PORT"public void proxyToServerResolutionSucceeded(java.lang.String serverHostAndPort, java.net.InetSocketAddress resolvedRemoteAddress)
HttpFilters
proxyToServerResolutionSucceeded
in interface HttpFilters
serverHostAndPort
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HttpFilters
proxyToServerConnectionStarted
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public void proxyToServerConnectionSSLHandshakeStarted()
HttpFilters
proxyToServerConnectionSSLHandshakeStarted
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public void proxyToServerConnectionFailed()
HttpFilters
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HttpFilters
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Release Notes
2.0.0
Release Date: 18 April 2017
- Upgrade to Hippo 10.2.4.
Contribution from Ebrahim Aharpour, see pull request #1
1.09.12
- Fix error with bootstrap explicit merge
1.09.11
non-existing due to release errors
1.09.10
non-existing due to release errors
1.09.09
non-existing due to release errors
1.09.08
non-existing due to release errors
1.09.07
non-existing due to release errors
1.09.06
non-existing due to release errors
1.09.05
- New version of MediaMosa api (version 0.0.6h). Replaced old commons.httpclient 3.1 with apache.httpclient version 4.5 for compatibility
- Fixed issue with scheduled MediaMosa jobs blocking the scheduler due to not being removed after run
- Fixed issue with MediaMosa not always connecting correctly over https://
- Various third party jars now use the latest version to avoid compatibility issues with Hippo 7.9
1.09.04
- Import menu item made optional.
- Upgrade to hippos.cms.version 2.26.13 to fix still image flash uploads. see https://issues.onehippo.com/browse/CMS7-8589
1.09.03
- Better handling of synchronize job scheduling
1.09.02
- Cleaned up code for MediaMosa helper interfaces
- Add size contstraint on upload dialog
- fix the stillviewpanel
1.09.01
- Put SynchronizationJobs under same JobGroup as SynchronizationExecutorJob
- Removed unused attribute that caused NPE
- Improved logging of SynchronizationJobs
1.09.00
- Migrate to Hippo 7.9
- externalresources-common should be included in the shared classloader
1.08.02
- Do not create stills in MediaMosa for audio files.
1.08.01
- Add transcode profile parameter to configuration and MediaMosa upload properties
1.08.00
- Compatibility with Hippo 7.8.3, including bump mediamosa-api version to 0.0.5h
- More robustness in org.onehippo.forge.externalresource.frontend.plugins.common.field.EmbeddablePlugin
- Add hippo:availability to prototypes, see similar selection plugin issue HIPPLUG-497
- Rename package org.onehippo.forge.externalresource.api.scheduale to scheduler,
also schedular to scheduler and more.
1.07.06
- Compatibility with CMS 2.22.11 (changed UploadDialog constructor)
- Add HST bean HippoExternalDisplayImageBean for the display image (thumbnail) of a video
1.07.05
- In StillManagerDialog, replace a hard coded user name 'Hippo' with resourcemanager.getUsername().
1.07.04
- Convert the MediaMosa resource manager configuration setting 'width' from int to Long as JCR only supports Long values.
1.07.03
- Better extendability of org.onehippo.forge.externalresource.reports.plugins.statistics.MediaMosaStatisticsProvider
1.07.02
- HST module depends no longer on externalresources-api module but on the new externalresources-common module
so dependencies to CMS, wicket etc. are no longer pulled in
- Configurable cache settings
- Fix NPE on hippomediamosa:assetid
1.07.01
- Second release
- Works with the 7.7 GA release, previous version doesn't work with 7.7


Part X: Winning and Losing and Menus
EditOur game is really starting to come together! Now we need it to feel more like a 'game' with a win and lose scenario.  Both of these conditions will take you to the same FlxState to show you your score and allow you to play again if you want.
The first thing we want to do is stop our CombatHUD from stopping once the player has been defeated. So in the doneResultsIn function, remove the
if (outcome != DEFEAT)
statement.We also need to make sure that when our CombatHUD gets destroyed it cleans up all the objects that it has properly. So add this function:
override public function destroy():Void { super.destroy(); e = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(e); _sprBack = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_sprBack); _sprPlayer = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_sprPlayer); _sprEnemy = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_sprEnemy); _enemyHealthBar = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_enemyHealthBar); _txtPlayerHealth = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_txtPlayerHealth); _damages = FlxDestroyUtil.destroyArray(_damages); _pointer = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_pointer); _choices = FlxDestroyUtil.destroyArray(_choices); _results = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_results); }
It's good practice to get into the habit of destroying all your objects in the destroy function of a class.
Now, in PlayState, we need to add some flags to see if we're ending the game, and if the player has 'won' or not. So, add:
private var _ending:Bool; private var _won:Bool;
To the top of the class.
Next, in the update function, right under
super.update()
add:if (_ending) { return; }
We don't want to allow anything else to go on if we're ending the game and getting ready to switch states.
Next, still in update, we're going to change our combatHud logic to this:
if (!_combatHud.visible) { _health = _combatHud.playerHealth; _hud.updateHUD(_health, _money); if (_combatHud.outcome == DEFEAT) { _ending = true; FlxG.camera.fade(FlxColor.BLACK, .33, false, doneFadeOut); } else { if (_combatHud.outcome == VICTORY) { _combatHud.e.kill(); if (_combatHud.e.etype == 1) { _won = true; _ending = true; FlxG.camera.fade(FlxColor.BLACK, .33, false, doneFadeOut); } } else { _combatHud.e.flicker(); } _inCombat = false; _player.active = true; _grpEnemies.active = true; } }
This will now check to see if the outcome was DEFEAT, and if it was, it will set our ending flag to true, and then tell the camera to start fading out - calling doneFadeOut when it's done.
Similarly, if the outcome was VICTORY, and the enemy that was just defeated was type 1 (the boss), we set our won flag to true, and also start fading out.
When the camera is done fading to black, we call this function, which will switch the state to our GameOverState (which you'll make in a second), passing it if the player won or not, and how much money they have.
private function doneFadeOut():Void { FlxG.switchState(new GameOverState(_won, _money)); }
Make sure we clean up our objects when this state is destroyed (in the destroy function):
_player = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_player); _mWalls = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_mWalls); _grpCoins = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_grpCoins); _grpEnemies = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_grpEnemies); _hud = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_hud); _combatHud = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_combatHud);
We need to add the GameOverState. This is going to be a pretty simple FlxState where we show a message - either "Game Over" or "You Win!", depending on our won flag, and the final score for this player. We will also use flixel's save/load functionality to compare the previous hi-scores, and, if the new score is higher, replace the saved hi-score, and show the hi-score on the screen.
Finally, we have a button to take the player back to the main menu.
Here is the code for that State:
If you test your game, you should be able to trigger the GameOverState by either dying in combat or defeating the boss, and then clicking on the button in the GameOverState will take you back to our MenuState so you can play again. If all of that works, you're on the right track!
Let's add a title and an options button to the MenuState:
private var _txtTitle:FlxText; private var _btnOptions:FlxButton;
Then, in create, we'll add them to the state (and move the Play button, as well):
_txtTitle = new FlxText(20, 0, 0, "HaxeFlixel\nTutorial\nGame", 22); _txtTitle.alignment = "center"; _txtTitle.screenCenter(true, false); add(_txtTitle); _btnPlay = new FlxButton(0, 0, "Play", clickPlay); _btnPlay.x = (FlxG.width / 2) - _btnPlay.width - 10; _btnPlay.y = FlxG.height - _btnPlay.height - 10; add(_btnPlay); _btnOptions = new FlxButton(0, 0, "Options", clickOptions); _btnOptions.x = (FlxG.width / 2) + 10; _btnOptions.y = FlxG.height - _btnOptions.height - 10; add(_btnOptions);
Add the function that gets called when the options button is clicked:
private function clickOptions():Void { FlxG.switchState(new OptionsState()); }
Then, finally, add some clean-up logic to our destroy function:
_txtTitle = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_txtTitle); _btnPlay = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_btnPlay); _btnOptions = FlxDestroyUtil.destroy(_btnOptions);
The OptionsState that is called from the options button is fairly simple. It will contain a button to allow the user to clear the saved data (hi-scores, etc), as well as a simple FlxBar to show the user the current volume level of the game with buttons to adjust it up or down. It will save the volume values so that each time the game starts, it will 'remember' what volume it was last set to (I know there's no sound…. yet ;) )
The code for this State looks like this:
Finally, we want our game to load the stored volume (if there is any) each time the game starts, so, goto our Main.hx file, and, in setupGame, after addChild, add:
var _save:FlxSave = new FlxSave(); _save.bind("flixel-tutorial"); if (_save.data.volume != null) { FlxG.sound.volume = _save.data.volume; } _save.close();
Pretty simple: it makes a new FlxSave object, binds it to our "flixel-tutorial" and then checks if there is a volume value stored in it, and if there is, sets our game's volume to match, and then closes the save.
Test everything out, make sure it's working, and that if you change your volume under options and then exit the game, it retains the value the next time to get into the options screen.
Looking good! Next time we'll give our volume something to do by adding sound and music!


Toronto Maple Leafs fire Mike Babcock: How Twitter reacted
by Tommy McArdleToronto Maple Leafs general manager Kyle Dubas and president Brendan Shanahan finally made their move and fired head coach Mike Babcock after the team's losing streak extended to six games.
The news disseminated through Twitter quickly — and analysts, reporters and more around the league offered their initial thoughts on the franchise-altering news as it sank in that Babcock would be replaced by the franchise's AHL head coach, Sheldon Keefe.
Here is a look at how people responded to thenews on Twitter:
Bob McKenzie, TSN
Devin Heroux, CBC reporter
Mike Commodore, former NHL player
Commodore played 11 seasons in the NHL and developed a high-profile feud with Babcock along the way. He claimed that Babcock "screwed [him] over" while both were working in the Anaheim Ducks organization in 2002 andintentionallymadehim look bad so he could play a preferred player instead. Commodore signed with the Detroit Red Wings before the 2011-12 season, despite reservations about playing for Babcock again, and only played 17 games before being traded away. That season was his last in the NHL.
Commodore later released a t-shirt design on Instagram in celebration of Babcock's firing.
Toronto Raptors
Pete Blackburn, CBS Sports
Blackburn was quick to make fun of Babcock's"I've always bet on Mike Babcock, I'll continue to bet on him," quotehe offered to reporters on Tuesday.
Darren Dreger, TSN
Brandon Prust, former NHL forward
Prustplaces the blame for Toronto's struggles squarely on Dubas, who had no prior NHL experience before the Leafs hired him as an assistant general manager in 2014. Hestated that Torontowould be better off with Mark Hunter, who served as anassistantGM alongsideDubas andleft the organization after Lamoriello's ouster .


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Arch Linux adheres to five principles: simplicity, modernity,
pragmatism, user centrality and versatility. In general, the
principles maintain minimal distribution-specific changes, minimal
breakage with updates, pragmatic over ideological design choices.
Arch Linux uses a rolling release model, meaning there are no "major
releases" of completely new versions of the system; a regular system
update is all that is needed to obtain the latest Arch software; the
installation images released by the Arch team are simply up-to-date
snapshots of the main system components.
Arch Linux has
comprehensive documentation, which consists of a community wiki known
as the ArchWiki.
Personally, this is the distro I use. I find it very good for learning more about Linux. The rolling release philosophy also avoids some compatibility issues on recent hardware, especially with nvidia. However, I don't recommend it to novices.
Solus is an operating system that is designed for home computing. Every tweak enables us to deliver a cohesive computing experience.
Solus provides a multitude of experiences that enable you to get the most out of your hardware. From our flagship Budgie experience for modern devices to the more traditional MATE experience for lower-end devices, Solus aims to provide the best experience for your device.
Solus ships with a variety of software out of the box so you can get going without a lot of setup fuss. See our selection of default applications below!
From my point of view, solus is a modern and attractive distribution for all new linux users. The community is very friendly and it's easy to find support on their forum. Moreover, it is a distribution that features all the new technologies and keeps it up to date. I used it for a long time and I still highly recommend it.
Pop!_OS is a Linux distribution, based on Ubuntu and using the GNOME Desktop Environment. It is intended for use by "developers, makers, and computer science professionals". Pop!_OS provides full disk encryption by default as well as streamlined window management, workspaces, and keyboard shortcuts for navigation.
Compatibility is something that most distributions don’t have a huge problem with, but Pop!_OS takes it to the next level. They two different Pop!_OS downloads: one for Intel/AMD drivers and one for Nvidia.
I had the opportunity to test this distro to resolve compatibility issues with my nvidia optimus card. And it turns out that Pop!_OS is probably the simplest solution to fix this common problem on Linux systems. Moreover, as Ubuntu based, it offers a wide range of packages which greatly simplifies its use and documentation.
The latest and greatest of KDE community software packaged on a rock-solid base.
KDE neon is the intersection of these needs using a stable Ubuntu long-term release as its core, packaging the hottest software fresh from the KDE Community ovens. Compute knowing you have a solid foundation and enjoy the features you experience in the world's most customisable desktop.
You should use KDE neon if you want the latest and greatest from the KDE community but the safety and stability of a Long Term Support release. When you don't want to worry about strange core mechanics and just get things done with the latest features. When you want your computer as your tool, something that belongs to you, that you can trust and that delivers day after day, week after week, year after year. Here it is: now get stuff done.
I haven't used KDE Neon personally but I've heard nothing but good feedback. It is a reliable and efficient distribution. It allows you to take full advantage of KDE which is highly configurable. I really like this distribution which can be used as a transition to more sophisticated distros such as Arch or Gentoo.
There are many other distro. I invite you to discover them on distrowatch. Don't hesitate to test a distro on a virtual machine or on a usb stick before installing them in order to make sure that everything works well and that it is convenient for you.


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Bret Easton Ellis is an American novelist, screenwriter, director and podcaster. His seven novels, which include Less Than Zero and American Psycho, have been translated into over 27 different languages. He lives in Los Angeles.
I never had to come back from a bad review because they never affected me like that—and I’ve gotten more bad reviews than any writer of my generation. That’s not hyperbole—that is a fact. I got over bad reactions pretty quickly in workshops where I felt the reactions (both pro and con) were usually so disconnected from what my own personal intentions were that they simply didn’t matter to me—and my stories were the most argued over, with passionate defenders and equally passionate haters. The impulse to write isn’t based on an audience for me—the only reader that matters to me is myself.
So when I’m reviewed—why would I care? When a critic really gets it wrong and hates the book there’s a twinge of frustration and then I move on and that’s only if the critic is a big shot and is published somewhere prominent. Good reviews? Meh. I guess Stephen King reviewing Lunar Park and liking it was a thrill of some kind but for the most part they exist as this separate element from the creative process. The narrative ends when I finish the book—it does not continue for me through publication, reviews, touring, readings—that’s all work for financial gain with your publisher. The only thing that I care about is the relationship I have with the novel while I’m writing it.
Bret Easton Ellis recommends:
Being a teen in the late 70s/early 80s in LA
The collected works of Joan Didion
Pauline Kael’s movie reviews from roughly 1971-1980.
Robert Altman movies
Corbin Fisher porn from 2005-2008.