Tne Maze Runner
Thomas is deposited in a community of boys after his memory is erased, soon learning they're all trapped in a maze that will require him to join forces with fellow "runners" for a shot at escape.


A long time ago I did a BSc in Computer Science and then PhD in Information Retrieval (as it was called then, perhaps now Text Mining) and Machine Learning at Exeter University. My supervisor was the amazing Richard Everson and the PhD was sponsored by BT and the EPSRC. For coding I mainly used mainly Python and Matlab. We were looking at building statistical representations of a person’s interests from all the ‘documents’ they interacted with whilst on their computer. We used Topic Modelling methods to represent the interests, specifically PLSA (probabilistic latent semantic analysis) and LDA (latent dirichlet allocation). Other work during that time included text classification and multi-objective optimisation.
I went on to do a Postdoc (again at Exeter University with Richard Everson) funded by Motorola. One of the main projects was Changepoint Analysis to understand the changes made to telecommunication networks after an optimisation.


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<vaadin-grid-sort-column>
helper element can be used to define sorting for a column
in the most simple case, where the header cell should render a text label and a sorting indicator,
while the body cells are only expected to render values of a sorting property.
Only the path
property is mandatory to make the sorting work. The header
property is
optional and can be omitted, in that case the header text will be generated based on the path
value.
NOTE: You must explicitly import the vaadin-grid-sort-column
in order to use it.
<vaadin-grid-sorter>
together with a renderer
can be used to enable
sorting for any type of column. The users in the example are sorted by last name initially.
NOTE: You must explicitly import the vaadin-grid-sorter
in order to use it.
When the data is fetched from a data provider, the responsibility
of providing the correctly ordered data is on the data provider itself.
The data provider is asked for fresh sorted data whenever the sorting
order is changed on any <vaadin-grid-sorter>
.
The effective sortOrders
array will be included as one of
the data provider call options.
Hint: When using a data provider, path
on the
<vaadin-grid-sorter>
element can be set to any string,
instead of a property on the item object.


Conditional Deploys
It is possible to make deployments conditional using the on option:
deploy:
provider: {{ include.provider }}
api_key: ...
on:
branch: staging
rvm: 2.0.0
The above configuration will trigger a deploy if the staging branch is passing on Ruby 2.0.0.
You can also add custom conditions:
deploy:
provider: {{ include.provider }}
api_key: ...
on:
condition: "$CC = gcc"
Available conditions are:
- all_branches - when set to true, trigger deploy from any branch if passing
- branch - branch or list of branches to deploy from if
passing, defaults to master if no branch is specified.
- tags - when set to true, Travis CI only deploys on tagged
builds. Due to a limitation, this condition must be paired with `all_branches`
set to true. Otherwise the default condition for branches will interfere with
the tags condition.
- condition - custom condition or list of custom conditions
- jdk - JDK version to deploy from if passing
- node - NodeJS version to deploy from if passing
- perl - Perl version to deploy from if passing
- php - PHP version to deploy from if passing
- python - Python version to deploy from if passing
- ruby - Ruby version to deploy from if passing
- repo - only trigger a build for the given repository, to play nice with forks


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Utilities for visualizing species occurrence data. Includes functions to visualize occurrence data from 'spocc', 'rgbif', and other packages. Mapping options included for base R plots, 'ggplot2', 'ggmap', 'leaflet' and 'GitHub' 'gists'.
| Version: | 0.4.0 |
| Imports: | ggplot2, leaflet, spocc (≥ 0.6.0), sp, rworldmap, RColorBrewer, jsonlite, gistr, data.table |
| Suggests: | testthat, ggmap, knitr, taxize, maptools |
| Published: | 2018-03-21 |
| Author: | Scott Chamberlain [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Scott Chamberlain <myrmecocystus at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ropensci/mapr/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/ropensci/mapr |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | mapr results |
| Reference manual: | mapr.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Introduction to mapr |
| Package source: | mapr_0.4.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: mapr_0.4.0.zip, r-release: mapr_0.4.0.zip, r-oldrel: mapr_0.4.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: mapr_0.4.0.tgz, r-oldrel: mapr_0.4.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | mapr archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=mapr to link to this page.


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Package File¶
The package.json
file is one of the most important files for your plugin project. This is because it contains important information about your plugin. For example, a typical INK plugin package.json
file looks like this:
{
"name": "plugin-project-name",
"version": "1.1.0",
"homepage": "https://plugin-website.com",
"description": "Plugin Description",
"main": "src/main.js",
"author": "Plugin Author",
"license": "ISC",
"scripts": {
"test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1"
},
"inkplugin": {
"id": "a07fb265-20lb-4ae5-9762-e3a6d58be13e",
"title": "Plugin Title",
"icon": "sample.png",
"readme": "readme.md"
},
"engines": {
"ink": "^2.0.0"
}
}
As you can see, the above package.json
file uses many standard package JSON fields as well as some custom fields that are essential for INK plugins. To ensure the INK Editor presents your plugin perfectly, it’s extremely important that you fill out all of the fields EXCEPT the id
field (this action is prohibited).
Warning
Modifying the id
field in the inkplugin
section of your package.json
file is prohibited. This is because this field uniquely identifies your plugin and is used for operations like updating, activating, and deactivating the plugin.


Welcome!
CREATE YOUR OWN MUSIC FROM DATA
Algorithms and Interactive Tools for Exploring Music Composition, Analysis, and Interdisciplinary Learning.
This Web site has interactive tools that provide a unique learning experience for users, regardless of their musical training. Students of music composition can explore algorithmic composition, while others can create musical representations of models for the purpose of aural interpretation and analysis. Here, the algorithmic process is used in a creative context so that users can convert sequences of numbers into sounds.
Please use version 3.0 for a more reliable experience. We are continuing to add new features, make upgrades, and fix bugs. A stable 3.2 version will be released by mid August.
Project Director:Music Algorithms updated & refactored by: Bryce Fenske, Chase Myers, Stormi Sprague, David Walker, James White.
Jonathan N. Middleton, D.M.A.
Professor of Theory and Composition
Eastern Washington University
musicalgorithms.ewu.edu
How to
There are 6 basic steps to create music from your data!
-
Help for all pages
- Data, or other sonification source, must be in the form of a comma seperated sequence of numbers. If you already have your own source set you can load it via the "Load" button in the upper right-hand corner or simply paste the source sequence into the text box.
-
Alternatively, you can use any of the pre-generated sources from the drop down menu.
For more information on each option, hover over the blue info button () next to the box after you have selected your choice.
-
1) Pitch Input
- This is where you enter your starting data, what you want to turn into music.
-
2) Pitch Mapping
- This is where your data values are modified to be read as a musical note; the range of 1-88 represents the 88 keys on a piano with a value of 0 representing silence (no pitch).
-
3) Duration Input
- This is where each number of your data set is given a number representing a length of time to play. A higher number plays the respective note for a longer amount of time.
-
4) Duration Mapping
- This is where the duration values get mapped a range of durations, each being associated with the pitch from Pitch Mapping.
-
5) Scale Options
- This is where the Pitch Mapping output is adjusted to fit a designated musical scale.
-
6) Play!
- Here you can change tempo, instrument playing your data and save your creation as a MIDI file.
- Head over to the "Play" tab and enjoy your creation!


11.34. Release 0.177
Warning
Query may incorrectly produce NULL
when no row qualifies for the aggregation
if the optimize_mixed_distinct_aggregations
session property or
the optimizer.optimize-mixed-distinct-aggregations
config option is enabled.
This optimization was introduced in Presto version 0.156.
General Changes
- Fix correctness issue when performing range comparisons over columns of type
CHAR
. - Fix correctness issue due to mishandling of nulls and non-deterministic expressions in
inequality joins unless
fast_inequality_join
is disabled. - Fix excessive GC overhead caused by lambda expressions. There are still known GC issues with captured lambda expressions. This will be fixed in a future release.
- Check for duplicate columns in
CREATE TABLE
before asking the connector to create the table. This improves the error message for most connectors and will prevent errors for connectors that do not perform validation internally. - Add support for null values on the left-hand side of a semijoin (i.e.,
IN
predicate with subqueries). - Add
SHOW STATS
to display table and query statistics. - Improve implicit coercion support for functions involving lambda. Specifically, this makes
it easier to use the
reduce()
function. - Improve plans for queries involving
ORDER BY
andLIMIT
by avoiding unnecessary data exchanges. - Improve performance of queries containing window functions with identical
PARTITION BY
andORDER BY
clauses. - Improve performance of certain queries involving
OUTER JOIN
and aggregations, or containing certain forms of correlated subqueries. This optimization is experimental and can be turned on via thepush_aggregation_through_join
session property or theoptimizer.push-aggregation-through-join
config option. - Improve performance of certain queries involving joins and aggregations. This optimization
is experimental and can be turned on via the
push_partial_aggregation_through_join
session property. - Improve error message when a lambda expression has a different number of arguments than expected.
- Improve error message when certain invalid
GROUP BY
expressions containing lambda expressions.
Hive Changes
- Fix handling of trailing spaces for the
CHAR
type when reading RCFile. - Allow inserts into tables that have more partitions than the partitions-per-scan limit.
- Add support for exposing Hive table statistics to the engine. This option is experimental and
can be turned on via the
statistics_enabled
session property. - Ensure file name is always present for error messages about corrupt ORC files.
Cassandra Changes
- Remove caching of metadata in the Cassandra connector. Metadata caching makes Presto violate
the consistency defined by the Cassandra cluster. It’s also unnecessary because the Cassandra
driver internally caches metadata. The
cassandra.max-schema-refresh-threads
,cassandra.schema-cache-ttl
andcassandra.schema-refresh-interval
config options have been removed. - Fix intermittent issue in the connection retry mechanism.
Web UI Changes
- Change cluster HUD realtime statistics to be aggregated across all running queries.
- Change parallelism statistic on cluster HUD to be averaged per-worker.
- Fix bug that always showed indeterminate progress bar in query list view.
- Change running drivers statistic to exclude blocked drivers.
- Change unit of CPU and scheduled time rate sparklines to seconds on query details page.
- Change query details page refresh interval to three seconds.
- Add uptime and connected status indicators to every page.
CLI Changes
- Add support for preprocessing commands. When the
PRESTO_PREPROCESSOR
environment variable is set, all commands are piped through the specified program before being sent to the Presto server.


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COPPER FOR ENTERPRISE
Global enterprises build long-lasting relationships and drive sustainable business growth with Copper.
Recommended for G Suite
Copper is a different kind of crm. It’s elegantly designed for G Suite, so fast-moving enterprises can build the strong relationships that lead to repeat business.
Learn MoreAUTOMATED DATA ENTRY AND WORKFLOWS
Copper eliminates manual data entry, automates every step of your sales process and delivers deal alerts, recommendations right when you need it. Meet the first crm that drives productivity across the entire organization.
Learn HowPOWERFUL INSIGHTS & ANALYTICS
Copper delivers real-time analytics, dashboards and reports that allow you to monitor your entire funnel from lead conversions to pipeline bottlenecks in real time. With Copper, you’ll have all the metrics you need to make make data-driven decisions.
Work TogetherSuccess Story
Since we started using Copper, we've closed upwards of 10% more customers.Amy PientaUniversity of Michigan
By The Numbers
hours per user per week saved on manual data entry
more accurate reporting
increase in team collaboration when closing deals
faster response time to prospects and clients
case study
goodbye data entry


To get started, you must first upload your data via "Browse".
The Bulk Importer will support two ways to accomplish this: upload via Globus Online and upload via this interface. Currently, upload is only supported via Globus Online.


If you are new to this app or to panoramas and you have not yet seen the demo please do see the Demo
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bounceAddress
bounceAddress: string
cc
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fixedHeaders
fixedHeaders: boolean
from
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headers
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Jane wanted to play with her mouse. She had one right next to her set top box. It had two buttons on it. One was the right mouseketeer. The other was the left mouseketeer. The left mouseketeer got a lot of action from her index finger on her right hand. She wanted a left hand mouse. What she really wanted were two mice that she could use in either hand at the same time. She wanted a balanced computer. Her computer did not seem balanced with just one mouse. She thought of all of the clever things she could do with mice as opposed to a mouse.  Like an organ.
If the computer had a square monitor she would be happy.
The toast that she has in the toaster is toasting and she has some jam that she wants to spread over the crusting bread.
Today is the day Jane gets in the mood to go for a walk. She has been eating mustard leaves and goat cheese for breakfast for the last few days along with some olives from the store. She just learned to like olives. She decided they are what healthy food tastes like. Olives.
Oil.
She has oil in her system now because of the olives. They do taste oily. She does not mind. She is growing sort of fond of and used to the fact that she is going to be eating olives for quite some time to come. Whenever she goes to the grocery store she is going to buy olives because of the way they taste healthy.  She knows what is healthy for her at the grocery store.
She was tipped off from paying attention in a conversation once that if you groc around the sides of a grocery store you will find the best food you can find. A deli playing adele music is not a grocery that is something else. A grocery that sells all the food is where you can go krogering if you are interested in doing so. Jane feels like krogering a few times a month.
The wind is cold in the near end of winter and Jane is playing catch with her frisbee that she has named yo yo. It has a string attached to it and she throws it out and it whiplashes back.
She gets on her cell phone and pulls up tindr. She swipes to the right on the first boy she sees and he messages her.
Wut up?
Not surprised so she says.
Nothing.
He write.
Wanna hang out.
She types back.
Sure.
So a date is set and Jane and Boy decide to meet under an over pass to eat some cookies.
She calls the police to let them know that she is meeting a boy under an over pass.
It’s a good place to take photographs.
They let her know that they appreciate the phone call and that it was a responsible thing to call them since she has no idea who this boy could be.
She lives alone.
She has an instinct that everything is going to be fine but she got into a fight with someone once before from Tinder and she didn’t know how that night would turn out.
She calls the police every night she is going to meet someone she has never met before on the internet now. Just to be certain of something.
To be certain that she can say she did so and they will know that she did.
It makes her feel empowered and safe even though she is alone.
Just making a good decision can make someone feel so empowered.
She gets her coat on and walks down the street past a vegan white castle and to the spot that was decided on under and under pass. She has a tin of cookies with her that she wants to photograph in different locations with her Vivatar camera. She wants to photograph the cookies being eaten and she wants to post them to the Tinder Successful Date Photo Gallery Of People Having Fun that she is a fan of.
It’s heavily followed on Reddit and the sub reddit moderator is cool and lets people show cleavage. But no nipples or he deletes the posts.
Anyways Super Dan shows up and he is ready to model for Jane. Jane has her camera with her and she pointedly states.
Strike a pose.
Dan says.
Like this.
Jane says.
Sort of perfect.
Stop talking.
Super Dan looks super confused.
Female empowerment.


TRACEc
|
plt(...,'TRACEc',ct);
Specify trace colors. Usually you will have at least as many rows in ct as there
are traces, however if ct doesn't have enough rows, plt will start over from
the beginning. For example if you specify:
TRACEc,[1 0 0; 1 1 0; 1 1 1]
then plt will use red, yellow, and white respectively for traces 1,2,
and 3. If you had a fourth trace, plt would use red for that trace and so
on. If ct is a single 3 element vector, plt will use that color for all
traces. If the TRACEc parameter is not included and color files are not
being used (see
'ColorFile' below), then the following default
colors are used:
Default (for up to 34 lines):
ct =
[ 0 1 0; 1 0 1; 0 1 1;
1 0 0;
.2 .6 1;
1 1 1; 1 .6 .2; 0 0
1; 1 .2 .6; .2 1 .6;
.6 1 .2;
.6 .2 1; 1 1 0; 0 .6 0; .6 0 .6;
0 .6 .6;
.6 .6 0; .7 .7 .7; .6 0 0; .2 .2 .7;
.5 .5 .5; .7 .2 .2; .2 .7 .2; 0 0 .6;
.3 .3 .3;
0 .9 .4; 0 .4 .9; .9 .4 0; .4 .9
0; .9 0 .4;
.4 0 .9; .8 .5 .5; .5 .8 .5; .5 .5 .8];If the number of lines (=N) is more than 34, ct is expanded via:
for k=35:N ct = [ct; .75 * ct(k-34,:)]; end;
This makes each successive group of 34 traces 25% dimmer than the
previous group. This creation of default colors continues only up to 99
colors. If you have more than 99 traces, plt will start assigning colors
cyclically as described above. |
|
CURSORc
|
plt(...,'CURSORc',rgb);
Specify the cursor color.
Here, and on the rest of this
page,
rgb must be a 3 element row or column vector.
| Defaults: |
Only one trace
(dark plot backgrounds) |
[1 1 .5] |
| |
Only one trace
(light plot backgrounds) |
[0 0 .5] |
| |
More than one trace |
Cursor color is set to match trace color |
|
DELTAc
|
plt(...,'DELTAc',rgb);
Specify color indicating the delta cursor.
Default:
[1 0 0]
|
PltBKc
|
plt(...,'PltBKc',rgb);
Specify the plot area background color.
Default:
[0 0 0]
|
FigBKc
|
plt(...,'FigBKc',rgb);
Specify the figure window background color.
Default:
[.25 .15 .15]
|
xyAXc
|
plt(...,'xyAXc',rgb);
Specify the color of the x and y axes.
Default:
[1 1 1]
|
xyLBLc
|
plt(...,'xyLBLc',rgb);
Specify the color of the x and y axis labels.
Default:
[.64 .78 .94]
|
GRIDc
|
plt(...,'GRIDc',rgb);
Specify the color of the grid lines.
(See also GridStyle)
Normally the grid lines are drawn in
exclusive-or erase mode, however if any of the rgb values are negative (e.g.
'GRIDc',[0 -.2 .4] ), then the grids are drawn in normal mode
(which is occasionally preferable). The actual grid color used in the above
example is [0 .2 .4]).
Default: [.13 .13 .13]
|
COLORdef
|
plt(...,'COLORdef',c);
Sets the PltBKc, FigBKc, xyAXc, and xyLBLc colors mentioned above to be
consistent with Matlab's current default colors. Trace colors are set as
follows:
| c = 0 or 'default' |
Matlab's current default trace colors are
used.
i.e. TRACEc = get(0,'DefaultAxesColorOrder') |
| c is a 3 column array |
c is appended to the default trace colors
property.
i.e. TRACEc = [get(0,'DefaultAxesColorOrder')
c]
(useful if Matlab doesn't have enough default trace colors) |
If TRACEc so defined has fewer rows than the
number of traces to be plotted the the colors will be used cyclically as
described above. |
ColorFile
|
plt(...,'ColorFile','filename');
The normal behavior of plt (i.e. when the
ColorFile argument is not included) is as
follows.
- If plt is called from the MatLab command line, when plt initializes
it looks for a file called
pltcolor.mat in the folder where you installed
plt. If this file isn't found, no action is taken. If it is found, the
file is loaded causing all the default colors and the colors specified by
all the other parameters shown on this page to be overwritten with the data
saved in the .mat file. When you select the "Save figure colors" selection
under the Color menu, plt saves the current colors to this same file (pltcolor.mat).
- If plt is called from a MatLab function or script file, the
behavior is similar except that the file name used is
fnameColor.mat where fname is the name of the top
level MatLab command or script. Again, plt looks for this file in the folder
containing the .m file defining fname (or in the folder containing
the fname.exe file for compiled applications).
When the
'ColorFile' parameter is included in the plt
argument list, the above behavior is modified as follows:
|
'ColorFile','filename' |
If the filename is specified without any path, plt uses
the specified file name both on startup (to load the color scheme) and
when "Save figure colors" is selected. plt looks for this file in the
folder containing the .m file defining fname (or in the folder
containing the fname.exe file for compiled applications). The extension
used is always
.mat and you may not include an extension or a
period in the filename string. |
|
'ColorFile', 'drive:\path\filename' |
As above, plt uses the specified file both on startup
(to load the color scheme) and when "Save figure colors" is selected.
However when path information is supplied, plt will look for the file
only in the location given. As before, you may not include an extension
in the filename string |
|
'ColorFile','' |
plt will use its default colors, and any colors
specified by the other parameters in this section. A color file will
never supersede them on startup, even if
fnameColor.mat exists. If you select "Save figure
colors", plt will allow you to save the current colors to any file of
your choosing (by opening a file selection box), but these colors will
not be loaded unless you change to one of the above
'ColorFile' options, or remove the
'ColorFile' parameter altogether. |
|


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Committed to build a community church for the purpose of god. Love god with all our heart, be fully driven by his purpose and obedient to his word. John 14-15
We believe the scriptures, both the old and new testaments, are verbally inspired of god and are the revelation of god to man, the infallible, authoritative rule of faith and conduct. (2 timothy 3:15-17, 1 Thessalonians 2:13, 2 peter 1:21)
We believe in one true god - There is one god, eternally existent in three persons: father, son and Holy Spirit. These three are coequal and co-eternal (1 John 5:7; genesis 1:26; Matthew 3:16-17, 28:19; Luke 1:35; Isaiah 9:6; Hebrews 3:7-11).
We believe in the deity of Jesus – We believe that Jesus Christ is god the son, the second person of the trinity.  He was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, performed miracles, died on the cross for mankind and thus, atoned for our sins through the shedding of his blood. He rose from the dead on the third day according to the scriptures, ascended to the right hand of the father, and will return again in power and glory. (John 1:1,14, 20:28; i timothy 3:16; Isaiah 9:6; Philippians 2:5-6; i timothy 2:5).
We believe in the baptism of the Holy Spirit - When a person begins a relationship with Jesus Christ, the holy Spirit begins to live inside the believer at the moment of salvation. We also believe in the baptism of the Holy Spirit as a biblical experience that follows salvation Galatians 3:14-15)
We believe in redemption by the power of the Holy Spirit through the Word of God is essential for personal salvation (Ephesians 5:25-27).
We believe that the redemptive work of Christ on the cross provides divine healing for the soul of everyone that believes. ( Acts 3: 16, Acts 9: 32 -35).
We believe that when an individual receives the Holy Ghost, he receives divine enablement for divine service and witness. (Acts 1: 8; 2:4).
We believe in the sanctifying power of the Holy Ghost. (Romans 15: 16).


Create your own AMA!
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Fork my AMA or
copy paste its
readme
into new repo.
-
Personalize the readme with your bio, what people can ask,
website/twitter/etc links.
-
If you forked, you have to enable the issue tracker:
Settings
→ Features
→ ☑ Issues
.
-
Add it to this list.
(Please read the
contributing guidelines).
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Tweet
about your shiny new AMA!
- When you’ve answered a question in your AMA, close the issue.
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Read and ask questions in the
other AMAs.
(Good way to encourage others to ask questions in your AMA)


TPM generates strong, secure cryptographic keys. Strong in the
sense that the key is derived from true random source and large key space. In
case of 3DES, TPM also checks that keys are not known weak keys. Secure in the
sense that the private key material never leaves the TPM secure boundary in plain
form. When a key leaves the TPM - in order to be loaded and used later - it is
wrapped (encrypted) by its parent key.
Keys, therefore, form a tree: each key is wrapped by its parent,
all the way to the root of the tree, where the primary key is derived
from a fixed seed. The seed is stored in the TPM's NVDATA, under a reserved
index, and cannot be read externally.
The TPM stores keys on one of four hierarchies:
TPM2_CC_ChangePPS
.
TPM2_CC_Clear
. In this critical setup step, two user keys should
be provisioned and certified by the owner: these form the root of trust for all
the keys generated on the owner hierarchy.
Let's see this in action. First, open the Seeds window by either clicking on
the View menu on the right, or by running the next snippet.
{{ macros.code_cell(input=" ShowSeedsWindow(); ") }}
We clear the owner hierarchy in the next snippet. Note how the owner seed is re-generated.
{{ macros.code_cell(input="
var before = sim.GetOwnerSeed();
app.Clear();
app.Shutdown();
sim.PowerOff();
sim.PowerOn();
app.Startup();
var after = sim.GetOwnerSeed();
assert(_.isEqual(before, after) == false, 'oseed reset on clear');
print('OK');
") }}
Again, TPM2_CC_Clear
should only be called when the user takes ownership of the TPM.
Finally, we simulate a manufacturer reset. Note how all the seeds are re-created.
{{ macros.code_cell(input="
var before = sim.GetEndorsementSeed();
sim.PowerOff();
sim.PowerOn();
sim.ManufactureReset();
sim.PowerOff();
sim.PowerOn();
app.Startup();
var after = sim.GetEndorsementSeed();
assert(_.isEqual(before, after) == false, 'eseed reset on clear');
print('OK');
") }}
A manufacturer reset cannot be triggered by the user. Here we use our direct
access to the simulator in order to invoke this function.
As mentioned, primary keys are derived from the primary seeds using a deterministic key derivation function (KDF). More accurately, the KDF takes as input the fixed seed and the key's template that describes its properties.
The template is defined in the TPM2B_PUBLIC
structure. Important
fields include the type that describes whether this is a symmetric or
asymmetric key, the objectAttributes that describes whether the key is
used for encryption or signing, the parameters that describes the key
size and unique that is used as an entropy value.
A primary key is created with the TPM2_CC_CreatePrimary
command.
Let's create a RSA-2048 key on the OWNER hierarchy:
{{ macros.code_cell(input="
app.CreatePrimary(TPM2_RH_OWNER, TPM2_ALG_RSA,/*restricted=*/1, /*decrypt=*/1, /*sign=*/0, /*unique=*/'hello');")}}
TPM2_CC_FlushContext
to unload an object.TPM2B_NAME
structure is the hash of the
canonical form of TPM2B_PUBLIC that describes the key's attributes, parameters
and public key material.
Let's see how different keys are created if different template entropy values are used:
{{ macros.code_cell(input="
// Create keys with different entropy values.
var entropy1 = 'hello';
var pk1 = app.CreatePrimary(TPM2_RH_OWNER, TPM2_ALG_RSA,/*restricted=*/1, /*decrypt=*/1, /*sign=*/0, entropy1);
assert(pk1.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'CreatePrimary failed');
var entropy2 = 'world';
var pk2 = app.CreatePrimary(TPM2_RH_OWNER, TPM2_ALG_RSA,/*restricted=*/1, /*decrypt=*/1, /*sign=*/0, entropy2);
assert(pk2.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'CreatePrimary failed');
// Unload keys
assert(app.FlushContext(pk1.handle) == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'FlushContext failed');
assert(app.FlushContext(pk2.handle) == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'FlushContext failed');
// Compare keys.
assert(_.isEqual(pk1.name, pk2.name) == false, 'Keys should be different');
print('OK');
")}}
Finally, let's see how different keys are created if different seed values are used. We'll use the null hierarchy for this experiment. We'll reboot the host platform between key creation:
{{ macros.code_cell(input="
// Create keys with different seed values. This shows that null hierarchy stores ephemeral keys.
var pk1 = app.CreatePrimary(TPM2_RH_NULL, TPM2_ALG_RSA,/*restricted=*/1, /*decrypt=*/1, /*sign=*/0);
assert(pk1.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'CreatePrimary failed');
// Restart host. The null seed is re-generated.
app.Shutdown();
sim.PowerOff();
sim.PowerOn();
app.Startup();
var pk2 = app.CreatePrimary(TPM2_RH_NULL, TPM2_ALG_RSA,/*restricted=*/1, /*decrypt=*/1, /*sign=*/0);
assert(pk2.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'CreatePrimary failed');
assert(app.FlushContext(pk2.handle) == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'FlushContext failed');
// Compare keys.
assert(_.isEqual(pk1.name, pk2.name) == false, 'Keys should be different');
print('OK');
")}}
Object attributes bitmap field is part of TPM2B_PUBLIC
. For our
experiments it's important to understand the following attributes:
Non primary keys are created with the TPM2_CC_Create
command. The command
takes as input a handle to the parent key, and the key's TPM2B_PUBLIC template.
{{ macros.code_cell(input="
pk = app.CreatePrimary(TPM2_RH_OWNER, TPM2_ALG_RSA,/*restricted=*/1, /*decrypt=*/1, /*sign=*/0, /*unique=*/'');
key = app.Create(pk.handle, TPM2_ALG_RSA,/*restricted=*/1, /*decrypt=*/1, /*sign=*/0);
assert(key.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'Create failed');
assert(_.isEqual(key.parent_name, pk.name) == true, 'Parent name should match');
print('tpm2b_private: ', StdVectorToByteArray(key.tpm2b_private));
print('tpm2b_public: ', StdVectorToByteArray(key.tpm2b_public));
")}}
TPM2B_PRIVATE
which is the key material wrapped (encrypted) by the
parent key. Use TPM2_CC_Load
to load the key onto the TPM.TPM2_CC_CreateLoaded
,
TPM2_CC_LoadExternal
and TPM2_CC_Import
. We will not
cover them here.
Now that we know how to create keys, we can use them to perform cryptographic operations like encryption and signing.
The following snippet shows how to use a non-restricted, symmetric encryption key.
It uses the TPMT2_CC_EncryptDecrypt
command.
{{ macros.code_cell(input="
// Create a symmetric encryption key.
var key = app.CreatePrimary(TPM2_RH_OWNER, TPM2_ALG_SYMCIPHER,/*restricted=*/0, /*decrypt=*/1, /*sign=*/1);
assert(key.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'CreatePrimary failed');
// Encrypt and decrypt a message.
var message = [0x11, 0x22, 0x33, 0x44, 0x55];
var encrypted = app.Encrypt(key.handle, message);
var decrypted = app.Decrypt(key.handle, encrypted);
assert(app.FlushContext(key.handle) == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'FlushContext failed');
print('Encrypted:', encrypted);
print('Decrypted:', decrypted);
print('Original :', message);
assert(_.isEqual(message, decrypted) == true, 'Message recovered');
print('OK');
")}}
The following snippet shows how to use an asymmetric key for signing and verification.
It uses TPMT2_CC_Sign
and TPM2_CC_VerifySignature
commands.
{{ macros.code_cell(input="
// Create an asymmetric ECC signing key.
var key = app.CreatePrimary(TPM2_RH_OWNER, TPM2_ALG_ECC,/*restricted=*/0, /*decrypt=*/0, /*sign=*/1);
assert(key.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'CreatePrimary failed');
// Sign the digest of the message 'Hello'.
var sign_result = app.Sign(key.handle, TPM2_ALG_ECC, 'Hello');
assert(sign_result.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'Sign failed');
// Signature verification should pass on the original message.
var verify_result = app.VerifySignature(key.handle, 'Hello', sign_result);
assert(verify_result == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'VerifySignature expected to pass');
// Signature verification should fail on a different message.
verify_result = app.VerifySignature(key.handle, 'World', sign_result);
assert(verify_result == TPM2_RC_SIGNATURE + TPM2_RC_P + TPM2_RC_2, 'VerifySignature expected to fail');
assert(app.FlushContext(key.handle) == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'FlushContext failed');
print('OK');
")}}
We can ask the TPM to sign the message, then verify the signature externally using the public key.
Following code uses the SJCL library.
{{ macros.code_cell(input="
// Create an asymmetric ECC signing key.
var key = app.CreatePrimary(TPM2_RH_OWNER, TPM2_ALG_ECC,/*restricted=*/0, /*decrypt=*/0, /*sign=*/1);
assert(key.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'CreatePrimary failed');
// Sign the digest of the message 'Hello'.
var sign_result = app.Sign(key.handle, TPM2_ALG_ECC, 'Hello');
assert(sign_result.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'Sign failed');
assert(app.FlushContext(key.handle) == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'FlushContext failed');
// Build sjcl ecdsa public key.
assert(key.ecc_curve_id == TPM2_ECC_NIST_P256, 'Unexpected curve id');
var curve = sjcl.ecc.curves.c256;
var pub_x = new sjcl.bn(key.ecc_public_x);
var pub_y = new sjcl.bn(key.ecc_public_y);
var pub = new sjcl.ecc.ecdsa.publicKey(curve,new sjcl.ecc.point(curve, pub_x, pub_y));
// Build sjcl ecdsa signature.
var r = new sjcl.bn(sign_result.ecdsa_r);
var s = new sjcl.bn(sign_result.ecdsa_s);
var l = sjcl.ecc.curves.c256.r.bitLength();
var rs = sjcl.bitArray.concat(r.toBits(l), s.toBits(l));
// Verify signature.
assert(pub.verify(sjcl.hash.sha256.hash('Hello'), rs) == true, 'Signature verification failed');
print('OK');
")}}
RSA signing works in much the same way:
{{ macros.code_cell(input="
// Create an asymmetric RSA signing key.
var key = app.CreatePrimary(TPM2_RH_OWNER, TPM2_ALG_RSA,/*restricted=*/0, /*decrypt=*/0, /*sign=*/1);
assert(key.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'CreatePrimary failed');
// Sign the digest of the message 'Hello'.
var sign_result = app.Sign(key.handle, TPM2_ALG_RSA, 'Hello');
assert(sign_result.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'Sign failed');
// Signature verification should pass on the original message.
var verify_result = app.VerifySignature(key.handle, 'Hello', sign_result);
assert(verify_result == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'VerifySignature expected to pass');
// Signature verification should fail on a different message.
verify_result = app.VerifySignature(key.handle, 'World', sign_result);
assert(verify_result == TPM2_RC_SIGNATURE + TPM2_RC_P + TPM2_RC_2, 'VerifySignature expected to fail');
assert(app.FlushContext(key.handle) == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'FlushContext failed');
print('OK');
")}}
We can ask the TPM to sign the message, then verify the signature externally using the public key.
Following code uses the node-forge library.
{{ macros.code_cell(input="
// Create an asymmetric RSA signing key.
var key = app.CreatePrimary(TPM2_RH_OWNER, TPM2_ALG_RSA,/*restricted=*/0, /*decrypt=*/0, /*sign=*/1);
assert(key.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'CreatePrimary failed');
// Sign the digest of the message 'Hello'.
var sign_result = app.Sign(key.handle, TPM2_ALG_RSA, 'Hello');
assert(sign_result.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'Sign failed');
assert(app.FlushContext(key.handle) == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'FlushContext failed');
// Build forge RSA public key.
var bn_n = new forge.jsbn.BigInteger(key.rsa_public_n.substr(2), 16);
var bn_e = new forge.jsbn.BigInteger('10001', 16);
var pub = new forge.pki.setRsaPublicKey(bn_n, bn_e);
// Build forge signature blob.
var signature = ByteArrayToForgeBuffer(sign_result.rsa_ssa_sig).data;
// Compute message digest.
var md = forge.md.sha256.create();
md.update('Hello');
// Verify signature.
assert(pub.verify(md.digest().bytes(), signature, 'RSASSA-PKCS1-V1_5') == true, 'Signature verification failed');
print('OK');
")}}
To encrypt and decrypt using an RSA encryption key, use the TPM2_CC_RSA_Encrypt
and
TPM2_CC_RSA_Decrypt
commands. They correctly encode the message before applying the RSA function.
{{ macros.code_cell(input="
// Create a RSA encryption key.
var key = app.CreatePrimary(TPM2_RH_OWNER, TPM2_ALG_RSA,/*restricted=*/0, /*decrypt=*/1, /*sign=*/1);
assert(key.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'CreatePrimary failed');
// Encrypt and decrypt a message.
var message = [0x11, 0x22, 0x33, 0x44, 0x55];
var encrypted = app.RSAEncrypt(key.handle, message);
var decrypted = app.RSADecrypt(key.handle, encrypted);
assert(app.FlushContext(key.handle) == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'FlushContext failed');
print('Encrypted:', encrypted);
print('Decrypted:', decrypted);
print('Original :', message);
assert(_.isEqual(message, decrypted) == true, 'Message recovered');
print('OK');
")}}
You may have noticed that it takes time to create asymmetric keys, especially long
RSA keys. To improve performance you may use TPM2_CC_EvitControl
command:
it moves a key from volatile memory to nonvolatile memory so it can
remain loaded through power cycles.
{{ macros.code_cell(input="
// Create an asymmetric ECC signing key.
var key = app.CreatePrimary(TPM2_RH_OWNER, TPM2_ALG_ECC,/*restricted=*/0, /*decrypt=*/0, /*sign=*/1);
assert(key.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'CreatePrimary failed');
// Sign the digest of the message 'Hello' using primary handle.
var sign_result = app.Sign(key.handle, TPM2_ALG_ECC, 'Hello');
assert(sign_result.rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'Sign failed');
// Make key persistent.
var phandle = 0x81000000;
var rc = app.EvictControl(TPM2_RH_OWNER, key.handle, phandle);
assert(rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'EvictControl failed');
// Restart host.
app.Shutdown();
sim.PowerOff();
sim.PowerOn();
app.Startup();
// Verify the signature using the persistent handle.
var verify_result = app.VerifySignature(phandle, 'Hello', sign_result);
assert(verify_result == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'VerifySignature expected to pass');
// Flush the persistent key.
var rc = app.EvictControl(TPM2_RH_OWNER, phandle, phandle);
assert(rc == TPM2_RC_SUCCESS, 'EvictControl failed');
print('OK');
")}}
Due to the size limitations of NVDATA only a handful of keys can be made persistent.
You can save loaded objects with TPM2_CC_ContextSave
and TPM2_CC_ContextLoad
,
however, we'll not discuss that here.


I graduated from Bloomsburg University in 2013 with a Bachelor's Degree in English. I was hired and worked in publishing for the next several years. Although I was initially hired as an editor, my time at the company exposed me to the Adobe Creative Suite and gave me my first experience working with simple front end code. Until this point, I'd never considered myself a "computer person," but I started realizing that while coding can seem daunting, it's not impossible to learn and understand. With this mindset, I started to enjoy code more over time.
After some varied results in teaching myself to code proficiently, I enrolled in the Penn LPS Coding Boot Camp to build onto my limited coding skill set. Upon completion of the program, I'll be seeking a job that will allow me to further develop my skills and knowledge.
I consider myself a lifelong learner in both my professional and personal lives. Some of my hobbies aside from coding include playing guitar and bass, cooking, and photography.


High level PD classes that are used throughout several packages are placed in the PDModel common package.


The stockpile plugin contains a collection of TTPs (abilities), adversary profiles, data sources and planners. These can be used to construct dynamic operations against targeted hosts.
abilties
Abilitiesadversaries
AdversariesView or edit these abilities and adversaries on their respective pages.


A person, place, thing, or idea.
Look at that cool CAR
Expresses action or a state of being.
He EATS his chicken biryani
A word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.
That BAD game is called Fortnite
a word governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element in the clause
Why is there a car ON that roof?

THEY are best friends.
A conjunction is a part of speech that connects words, phrases, or clauses. Remember FANBOYS - For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So
I wanted to go to the soccer game, but my mom said that I had to finish my homework first.
An interjection is a part of speech that demonstrates the emotion or feeling of the author. These words or phrases can stand alone, or be placed before or after a sentence.
WOW, what a goal!
A word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb or a word group, expressing a relation of place, time, circumstance, manner, cause, degree, etc.
That car is QUICKLY accelerating.


The J development system can load definitions from a locked script file. The names defined by running a locked file can be used normally, but their definitions are hidden from the user. A locked file normally has a file suffix of .ijl. This allows you to use proprietary or protected definitions within the framework of an open J development system.
Source is locked with verb 3!:6, for example:
dat=. fread 'user\projects\util\myapp.ijs' NB. read source
dat=. 3!:6 dat NB. lock source
dat fwrite 'user\projects\util\myapp.ijl' NB. create ijl file
The text for abc.ijl is encoded and running it defines its verbs,adverbs, and conjunctions as locked. Locked definitions will not be disclosed by the J interpreter. For example, create foo.ijs and foo.ijl with the following definitions:
plus =: 4 : 'x.+y.' mean =: 3 : '(plus/y.)%#y.' plust=: + meant=: plust/ % #Load and test as:
0!:1 <'foo.ijs' | 0!:1 <'foo.ijl' 3 plus 'abc' | 3 plus 'abc' |domain error: plus | |domain error: plus | x. +y. | | 3 plus'abc' mean 'abc' | mean 'abc' |domain error: plus | |domain error: plus | x. +y. | | mean 'abc' 13!:0 [1 | 13!:0 [1 mean 'abc' | mean 'abc' |domain error: plus | |domain error: plus | x. +y. | | mean 'abc' |plus[:0] | 13!:1 '' | 13!:1 '' |domain error | | x. +y. | |plus[:0] | | ( plus/y.)%#y. | |mean[0] | | mean'abc' | | 13!:0 [1 | 13!:0 [1 plus | plus 4 : 'x.+y.' | plus meant f. | meant f. +/ % # | meant


How many coins do you get every of the 20 rounds ?
20 10 5 Other / not clear from instructions
If you contribute 5 and demand 10, which of the following players is compatible with you ?
Contributes 5, demand 10 Contributes 10, demand 5 Contributes 10, demand 10 Contributes 0, demand 0
If you contribute 10 and demand 10, can you end up in a group with someone contributing zero ?
No Yes It is random Other / not clear from instructions
Keep all the other contributions and demand levels just by demanding more ?


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NormalEquationSystem::Resolving
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template<class MatrixType> bool NormalEquationSystem<MatrixType>::Resolving(SquareMatrix<MatrixType>& T, Vector<MatrixType>& x)
Remarks
The core function. It is too large and was excluded from inline class list


- cal - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.Birthdate
-
- callbackManager - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.facebook
-
- cancel - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.FloatingFragment
-
- card_view_home - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.Player_Adapter_two.PlaylistsViewHolder
-
- cardView - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.Artist_Adapter.MyViewHolder2
-
- Category - Class in com.example.spotifyclone
-
- Category() - Constructor for class com.example.spotifyclone.Category
-
- CategoryAdapter - Class in com.example.spotifyclone
-
- CategoryAdapter(List<Category>, Context, onClickInterface, FragmentManager) - Constructor for class com.example.spotifyclone.CategoryAdapter
-
constructor of the adapter
- CategoryAdapter.HomeViewHolder - Class in com.example.spotifyclone
-
- CHANNEL_1_ID - Static variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.App
-
- CHANNEL_2_ID - Static variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.App
-
- check - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.addsongscreateadapter.PlaylistsView
-
- check - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.artplaylistAdapter
-
- check() - Method in class com.example.spotifyclone.EachPlaylist
-
- check - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.playlistsongsadapter.PlaylistsView
-
- check - Static variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.TimerClass
-
- check - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.totalsongsadapter.PlaylistsView
-
- check - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.Unrealeasedsongsadapter.PlaylistsView
-
- checkbox - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.artplaylistAdapter.PlaylistsView
-
- checker - Static variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.MainActivitysha
-
- checkfollow() - Method in class com.example.spotifyclone.ArtistFragment
-
check if the user unfollowed an artist from the list
- checkfollowadd(Artist) - Method in class com.example.spotifyclone.ArtistFragment
-
- checklike() - Method in class com.example.spotifyclone.AlbumFragment
-
this function check if the album is liked or not if yes it will keep it but if not it will remove it from the list
- checklike() - Method in class com.example.spotifyclone.PlaylistFragment
-
check if the playlist is liked
- checklikeadd(Album) - Method in class com.example.spotifyclone.AlbumFragment
-
this function is called when the user like an album and it will add the liked album to the list
- checklikeadd(RowItem) - Method in class com.example.spotifyclone.PlaylistFragment
-
- Choose_Artist - Class in com.example.spotifyclone
-
- Choose_Artist() - Constructor for class com.example.spotifyclone.Choose_Artist
-
- circleImageView - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.facebook
-
- clear() - Method in class com.example.spotifyclone.SharedPrefManager
-
- colors - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.PermiumFragment
-
- colors - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.Premium
-
- com.example.spotifyclone - package com.example.spotifyclone
-
- context - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.Adapter
-
- context - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.addsongscreateadapter
-
- context - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.Artist_Adapter
-
- context - Static variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.ArtistManagment
-
- context - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.artplaylistAdapter
-
- context - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.CategoryAdapter
-
- context - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.customAdapter2
-
- context - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.Fansalsolike_Adapter
-
- context - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.PermiumFragment
-
- context - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.Player_Adapter_two
-
- context - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.playlistsongsadapter
-
- context - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.Popular_releases_adapter
-
- context - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.RecentlyPlayedAdapter
-
- context - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.totalsongsadapter
-
- context - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.Unrealeasedsongsadapter
-
- control - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.MusicActivity
-
- copylink - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.ShareFragment
-
- create - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.cretaeartplay
-
- createdata - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.addsongscreate
-
- createdata - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.totalsongs
-
- createNotificationChannels() - Method in class com.example.spotifyclone.App
-
This Function is responsible for Creating the Notification Channels
- createPassword - Class in com.example.spotifyclone
-
Create Password Activity to allow new users to create password
- createPassword() - Constructor for class com.example.spotifyclone.createPassword
-
- createuser(String, String, String, String, String, String, String) - Method in interface com.example.spotifyclone.JsonPlaceHolderApi
-
- cretaeartplay - Class in com.example.spotifyclone
-
This Class is resonsiple to show an input way and button for the artist to type the name for the new album created
- cretaeartplay() - Constructor for class com.example.spotifyclone.cretaeartplay
-
- current_duration - Variable in class com.example.spotifyclone.MusicActivity
-
- customAdapter2 - Class in com.example.spotifyclone
-
- customAdapter2(Context, ArrayList<Artist>, onClickInterface) - Constructor for class com.example.spotifyclone.customAdapter2
-
constructor
- customAdapter2.MyViewHolder - Class in com.example.spotifyclone
-


Before Change
def decision_function(self, X):
check_is_fitted(self, ["decision_scores_", "threshold_", "labels_"])
// invert decision_scores_. Outliers comes with higher outlier scores
return self.detector_.decision_function(X) * -1
@property
def estimators_(self):
The collection of fitted sub-estimators.
After Change
def decision_function(self, X):
check_is_fitted(self, ["decision_scores_", "threshold_", "labels_"])
// Invert outlier scores. Outliers comes with higher outlier scores
return invert_order(self.detector_.decision_function(X))
@property
def estimators_(self):
The collection of fitted sub-estimators.


{% extends 'main/base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block content %}
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Yesterday, the npm, Inc. security team, in collaboration with Komodo, helped protect over $13 million USD in cryptocurrency assets as we found and responded to a malware threat targeting the users of...
Cryptoon07-Jun-19 12:35 PM
depends, if they were on the same address as kmd that you did move your seed might be compromised
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:35 PM
if the KMD was moved, then it is 100% for sure vulnerable
Cryptoon07-Jun-19 12:35 PM
if on different address/seed your AC's might be fine
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:35 PM
even if it wasnt, it could be if you used agama in recent months
@Kaed did you send to the claim address? if so, plz the txid in DM
tafen07-Jun-19 12:39 PM
If you have the opportunity, could you see if I have any hope of getting a refund from my address. Sorry again for the trouble, but I am very worried. Is it safe to post my old address here?
Kaed07-Jun-19 12:39 PM
@jl777c Done
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:40 PM
@tafen DM me your address
I got a properly done 2), so I can proceed to 3). I hope to be able to get it done by sometime this weekend, but not sure as you all were making a lot of changes to the claims and it will take a full day to sort through all that data
Dyeles07-Jun-19 12:43 PM
Hello @jl777c , I've been dealing with this just like everybody else but it has gotten pretty confusing. Funds from 3 of my addresses were moved to your safety one. I filled the original claim where I put the 3 kmd claims into one (Now apparrently has changed) put a paperwallet that in a rush I made, then a message stating that paper might be compromised so I contacted SHossain with a new one from Verus. So now, I haven't get any txd into any of my previous addresses and don't know that to do next. Thank you
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:44 PM
for each separate address, you should have a destination address.
istante07-Jun-19 12:44 PM
This step special tx is for wallets less the 7777 kmd right?
Dyeles07-Jun-19 12:44 PM
yes, the paperwallet one
is that the one I have to check?
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:46 PM
i and currently sending the special tx to all addresses, about halfway done now
3
after all the of the special tx are sent, you check the compromised address and send 0.0001 (or more) from there to your claim address
1
Dyeles07-Jun-19 12:47 PM
Can I DM my compromisd addresses?
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:47 PM
the destination must match your claim address in the claim form, if not, it goes into disputed category for manual reconciliation
Potato Guy 900007-Jun-19 12:47 PM
Recieved small amount transaction. I see the three outputs in explorer. I don't recognize the other two addresses, is that normal?
one output is compromised address, then two others that I don't have the keys for.
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:49 PM
thats ok, those are so you can tell when the refund is done
when the second one goes from (U) to (S) that means the refund has been sent
Potato Guy 900007-Jun-19 12:49 PM
ok great!
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:49 PM
the amount is 0.0002 + refund amount
so if you are getting a refund of 1234 KMD, you would have gotten a special tx of 0.00021234
Potato Guy 900007-Jun-19 12:50 PM
perfect.
Dyeles07-Jun-19 12:50 PM
Can I send my 3 compromised addresses to you via DM @jl777c ?
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:51 PM
why?
Dyeles07-Jun-19 12:51 PM
to check if you already sent the txd to those
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:51 PM
i am sending to ALL compromised addresses
Dyeles07-Jun-19 12:51 PM
I can't see any txd at all
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:51 PM
when I am done sending, if you got it, you got it. if not, then it wasnt in the list of compromised
gcharang07-Jun-19 12:52 PM
@Dyeles if you have sent your safe new address to shossain, then you are fine(edited)
Dyeles07-Jun-19 12:53 PM
What? I've been sending all the info to SHossain and he has been guiding me the whole time, plus the funds dissappeared and went to your address
gcharang07-Jun-19 12:53 PM
@Dyeles when you do the txn in second step make sure you send to the address you told shossain
Dyeles07-Jun-19 12:53 PM
I originaly put a paper wallet in my claim, then I read that paperwallet could be compromised and yesterday I gave him a new one from VErus, but I'm not receiving JL txd @gcharang(edited)
bitcoinstrader07-Jun-19 12:54 PM
I have got the small transaction... now what to do ???
i have received the special transaction 1) and sent on to my new secure address on the claim form 2) - thank you
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:59 PM
this weekend i will automate detection of the special tx 2)
lion07-Jun-19 12:59 PM
and the fraudster will no longer be able to collect these small transactions under the guise of users who have not yet checked and do not know that their wallets are compromised? Not all users who invest in pre-trial checked their funds? Hacker is no longer a threat?
Buddz199307-Jun-19 12:59 PM
Can we check the special txid in the Agama Verus with the old seed?
and access the old compromised wallet
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:59 PM
yes
Buddz199307-Jun-19 12:59 PM
right
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:59 PM
the fraudster wont know the proper destination address
1
gcharang07-Jun-19 12:59 PM
@lion the destination addresses are compared to the ones submitted in the form
Buddz199307-Jun-19 12:59 PM
I haven't received anything yet.
jl777c07-Jun-19 12:59 PM
and if a conflict arises, we know that one of the two is the hacker and we will send in the drones
3
600 special tx sent of 1100
Buddz199307-Jun-19 01:00 PM
Ok
will continue doing lunch then
lion07-Jun-19 01:01 PM
good team work!
and how many wallets suffered?
Dyeles07-Jun-19 01:01 PM
@jl777c I'm trying not to stress to much, so far I have been in good contact with Shossain, but I just checked and I haven't received anything, but I'm trying to not panic, plus Spanish is my first language and I'm trying to express myself so I don't sound rude
jl777c07-Jun-19 01:01 PM
1100
60% complete for phase 1)
you can keep asking, but until 100% are sent, not all are sent
bitcoinstrader07-Jun-19 01:02 PM
Anything to be done after receiving the small transaction????


| 006:104 Khan | : |
Verily, proofs have come to you from your Lord, so whosoever sees, will do so for (the good of) his ownself, and whosoever blinds himself, will do so to his own harm, and I (Muhammad SAW) am not a watcher over you. |
| 006:104 Maulana | : |
Clear proofs have indeed come to you from your Lord; so whoever sees, it is for his own good; and whoever is blind, it is to his own harm. And I am not a keeper over you. |
| 006:104 Pickthal | : |
Proofs have come unto you from your Lord, so whoso seeth, it is for his own good, and whoso is blind is blind to his own hurt. And I am not a keeper over you. |
| 006:104 Rashad | : |
Enlightenments have come to you from your Lord. As for those who can see, they do so for their own good, and those who turn blind, do so to their own detriment. I am not your guardian. |
| 006:104 Sarwar | : |
(Muhammad), tell them, "Clear proofs have certainly come to you from your Lord. Whoever tries to understand it will gain much but those who ignore it will only harm themselves. I am not (supposed) to watch over you (all the time)". |
| 006:104 Shakir | : |
Indeed there have come to you clear proofs from your Lord; whoever will therefore see, it is for his own soul and whoever will be blind, it shall be against himself and I am not a keeper over you. |
| 006:104 Sherali | : |
Proofs have indeed come to you from your Lord; so whoever sees, it is for HIS own good; and whoever becomes blind, it is to his own loss. And I am not a guardian over you. |
| 006:104 Yusufali | : |
"Now have come to you, from your Lord, proofs (to open your eyes): if any will see, it will be for (the good of) his own soul; if any will be blind, it will be to his own (harm): I am not (here) to watch over your doings." |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > تشبيههم بالموتى والصم والبكم والعمي Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> Their Resemblance with the Deceased, the Deaf, the Mute and the Blind أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > مثال من لا يستجيب لله Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> An Example of Whoever doesn't Respond to Allah العلاقات القضائية > علاقات قانونية ودستورية > المسؤولية الشخصية Judicial Relationships>Legal and Constitutional Relations>The Personal Responsibility
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Villa Vassdal / Studio Holmberg
- Curated by Paula Pintos
- about 15 hours
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: Studio Holmberg
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 120.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2019
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Markus Bülow
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?ManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: -, AB Karl Hedin, Alpes Inox, BRICMATE, CALEXICO WOOD, CC Höganäs Byggkeramik, HWAM A/S, Hajom Skjutdörrar, Kvadrat, Robert McNeel & Associates
- Lead Architects Mathias Holmberg
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Text description provided by the architects. Villa Vassdal is situated on a small island in the Gothenburg archipelago. The island is historically connected to the fishing and shipping industries of Gothenburg. Today the island consists of year-round family houses and vacation homes mostly used in the summer. The site is right by the sea surrounded by nature. It is a distinctive place for this coastal region of Sweden, with exposed cliffs and barren greenery growing close to the ground shielded from strong winds.
The house is site-specific regarding volume, materials, and function. It is imitating the characteristics and scale of the site with a low profile and broken up shifting volumes. All facades and roofs are clad in untreated heart-pine, creating a solid expression highlighting the volumes as well as matching the raw cliffs. The transformation of the material over time makes the house blend with its surroundings more and more as the wood greys. The division and shifting of volumes creates weather protected and secluded spaces but also hints at the interior layout.
Each volume marks a shift of function, creating division with space in addition to walls. The interior spaces are oriented to shield from neighbors and the sun but opens up towards the sea and maintain a close but different relationship to the exterior from every room. Moving through the house provides a choreographed experience with shifting sightlines, culminating with a view out towards the sea. The exterior expression of solidity and use of wood continues on the inside with walls and ceilings in birch plywood, meant to focus the experiences of the space.


2 Chronicles 34:16
And Shaphan carried the book to the king, and brought the king word back again, saying, All that was committed to thy servants, they do it.


ANC Veteran Ben Turok Dies At 92
by NT EditorAfrican National Congress (ANC) veteran Professor Ben Turok has died. The former anti-apartheid activist was 92.
His family said Turok died in the early hours of Monday.
“The Turok family are very sad to announce the passing of Ben Turok, their much-loved husband, father, uncle, grandfather and great-grandfather, in the early hours of Monday, 9 December, aged 92.”


Homeless shelter's R500m lawsuit against eThekwini removed from the roll for now
by Kaveel SinghA multimillion-rand High Court application brought by the Ark homeless shelter against the eThekwini Metro has been removed from the court roll, but the applicants have vowed to have their day in court.
"This matter is a sad state of affairs," Judge Anton van Zyl said in the KwaZulu-Natal High Court, Durban, on Monday where the case was heard in front of a packed public gallery.
The case, involving some R530m, was removed from the roll because the Ark was deregistered and legally could not be considered one of the parties in the case.
Judge Van Zyl, however, cautioned: "There is a misconception that striking and removing from the roll is the same thing. When you strike off the roll, it is a displeasure of court. Removing from the roll means it can be re-enrolled at any time."
Appearing on behalf of the Ark shelter and many homeless people who attended proceedings, Dr Peter Munn, who is not a litigator, declared there was a barrage of injustice by the City.
The homeless were evicted from the shelter in 2004 to make way for the upmarket multimillion-rand Point waterfront development.
The Ark was promised R10m as part of its deal to move. However, well over a decade later, none of the funds have been used for the homeless.
Years later, the building is still standing with no development at the site.
Helping the homeless
Munn told the court the Ark property had fed the most vulnerable in society.
"There is no respect or compassion for the people thrown into 550 squatter camps around the city. The City would rather build stadiums."
Munn said it had made millions in interest from the funds.
"They are justifying that they are capable of keeping the money. This cannot be so. They have stolen the money," he charged.
Appearing for the City, advocate JP Broster was shot down almost immediately by Judge Van Zyl after he attempted to argue that the finance department should take ownership of the funds because the Ark was legally deregistered.
To this, Judge Van Zyl said: "This cannot happen. The law does not allow the finance department to step into the shoes of a company."
Munn promised he would be back in court to continue the fight.
"We will amend our documents and come back."
'See you in three years'
Following court proceedings, Broster, while leaving and in earshot of the many homeless in the gallery, implied proceedings would not commence again for some time.
"Alright folks, I guess we'll see you in another three years."
Responding to the comment, Munn said: "He should be struck off the roll."


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Java™ Execution Time Measurement Library
Runtime performance monitoring made easy
JETM 1.0.0 released
We are proud to announce that JETM 1.0.0 has reached final state. It took a couple years only to build a library that improves an idea from Frank Müller;). You can download this release here.
With this release JETM leaves it's beta status ensuring backwards compatibility from now on.
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- How Weird Street Fair April 26th
Stage times TBA
- Underground Nomads- Free class and show
Tuesday April 28
Doors at 8, show at 9pm
Free bellydance class with Kamille at 8pm!
F8, 1192 Folsom St., San Francisco, CA
Underground Nomads
LOOK BELOW FOR OLD EVENTS PAGE!!!!!!
- Free Bellydance class with Kamille and RockaBelly show April 30
6-7:30pm
Ellen Webb Dance Studio, 2822A Union Street, Oakland, CA
RockaBelly and The Playthings will give a short performance at the end of class!
Wear clothing you feel comfortable in.
*******OLD EVENTS PAGE BELOW
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ROCKABELLY AND THE PLAYTHINGS AT CUES AND TATTOOS
Saturday April 1- and we're not foolin!
Serpent's Muse Show 12:30-2:30pm
Seatlle, WA
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KAMILLE WITH KAZUKI KOZURU-SALIFOSKA AT TRIBALCON
Friday April 7 Showcase
Atlanta, GA
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KAMILLE SOLO AT UNDERGROUND NOMADS
FREE for Bay Area Dance Week!
Tuesday Apr 25
Doors at 8, show at 9pm
Mention Dance week to get in free at the door, 21+
F8, 1192 Folsom St., San Francisco, CA
-
FREE CLASS FOR BAY AREA DANCE WEEK
Thursday April 27
6:00-7:30pm
Ellen Webb Studio, 2822A Union St., Oakland, CA
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ROCKABELLY AND THE PLAYTHINGS AT HOW WEIRD STREET FAIRE
On the Underground Nomads stage!
Sunday May 7
Show between 1-2pm
San Francisco, CA
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ROCKABELLY AND THE PLAYTHINGS AT SHAKE THE BAY
Saturday May 20
8pm
$25 pre sale, $35 at the door
Brava Theater, San Francisco, CA
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SPRING CLASS SESSION
Thursday April 13- May 25
6:15-7:45pm
$15 drop-in
Ellen Webb Studio, 2822A Union St., Oakland, CA


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RUBIK ECLIPSE
Copyright (c) 2004 Erno Rubik
Rubik Eclipse (or Rubik Morpion) is played on an empty 4x4 board:
Each player has 16 stones: 8 white and 8 yellow for the Light player, and 8 blue and 8 green for the Dark player.
- DROP PHASE - Initially, each player drops a friendly stone on an empty cell.
- MOVE PHASE - After the board is full, each player must do the following sequence:
- Move a line or column of stones by one cell (i.e., up, down, left or right), pushing the edge stone off board.
- Drop a friendly stone (of either color) on the new empty cell.
- GOAL - Wins the player that makes a (orthogonal or diagonal) 4 in-a-row with one of his colors.
An example Light's turn. He can win by pushing the 'b' column downwards since a white 4 in-a-row is formed.


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Class TaskContext
Represents the context used when executing ITask
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace:Bifrost.Tasks
Assembly:Bifrost.Client.dll
Syntax
public class TaskContext : INotifyPropertyChanged
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceTaskContext(ITask, Object)
Initializes the TaskContext
Declaration
public TaskContext(ITask task, object associatedData)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ITask | task | |
| System.Object | associatedData |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceAssociatedData
Gets the associated data
Declaration
public object AssociatedData { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Object |
HasFailed
Gets wether or not the context is failed
Declaration
public bool HasFailed { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
HasSucceeded
Gets wether or not the context has succeeded
Declaration
public bool HasSucceeded { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
IsCancelled
Gets wether or not the context was cancelled
Declaration
public bool IsCancelled { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
IsComplete
Gets wether or not the context is complete
Declaration
public bool IsComplete { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Progress
Gets or sets the progress of the task
Declaration
public double Progress { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
Result
Gets the result of the task
Declaration
public TaskResult Result { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TaskResult |
ReturnedData
Gets or sets the returned data
Declaration
public object ReturnedData { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Object |
Status
TaskStatus of the context
Declaration
public TaskStatus Status { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TaskStatus |
Task
The ITask that is related to the context
Declaration
public ITask Task { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ITask |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceCancel()
Cancel the context
Declaration
public void Cancel()
Remarks
It will also complete the context afterwards
Cancelled(TaskCancelled)
Add a TaskCancelled callback
Declaration
public TaskContext Cancelled(TaskCancelled callback)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TaskCancelled | callback | TaskCancelled callback to add |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TaskContext | The TaskContext |
Completed(TaskCompleted)
Add a TaskCompleted callback
Declaration
public TaskContext Completed(TaskCompleted callback)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TaskCompleted | callback | TaskCompleted callback to add |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TaskContext | The TaskContext |
Fail()
Fail the context
Declaration
public void Fail()
Remarks
It will also complete the context afterwards
Failed(TaskFailed)
Add a TaskFailed callback
Declaration
public TaskContext Failed(TaskFailed callback)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TaskFailed | callback | TaskFailed callback to add |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TaskContext | The TaskContext |
Succeed()
Succeed the context
Declaration
public void Succeed()
Remarks
It will also complete the context afterwards
Succeeded(TaskSucceeded)
Add a TaskSucceeded callback
Declaration
public TaskContext Succeeded(TaskSucceeded callback)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TaskSucceeded | callback | TaskSucceeded callback to add |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TaskContext | The TaskContext |
Events
| Improve this Doc View SourcePropertyChanged
Declaration
public event PropertyChangedEventHandler PropertyChanged
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.ComponentModel.PropertyChangedEventHandler |


DANCER IN THE DARK
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Fine Line Features Director: Lars von Trier Writer: Lars von Trier Cast: Bjork, Catherine Deneuve, David Morse, Peter Stormare, Joel Grey, Vincent Paterson, Cara Seymour, Jean- Marc Barr, Vladica Kostic, Udo Kier, Siobhan Fallon, Zeljko Ivanek, Stellan Skarsgard
At one point in this movie--quite an unusual one if only because one cannot place its genre squarely into the category of American musicals or European tragedy--the principal character, Selma (Bjork) declares that she is not afraid of going blind. She has seen everything. And boy, has she ever. She has observed not only the beauty of her adopted country, America--its trees, lakes, mountains, even its railroad trains--but she has been witness to the adversities of life as well. Little does she know just how much more catastrophic her life will become as she has not only lost her job and most of her sight: she may have to give up her obsessive goal to get her son an operation to save his own sight, her chance at what could have been a developing relationship with a good albeit weak-willed man, and even her very life. Selma is a saintly person in the manner of director Lars von Trier's principal played by Emily Watson in his wonderful "Breaking the Waves." Von Trier, once again following the Dogme rules of avoiding the usual appurtenances of Hollywood filming such as an ever-present soundtrack and dramatic lighting, follows the characters around with a hand-held camera to give his picture the rough texture that symbolizes the bleak, working-class lives of the Washington State community.
The story is simple enough to follow and is hardly the reason that "Dancer in the Dark" is bound to compete with "Shadow of the Vampire" as the most talked-about film of the year. Selma, a homely woman who often appears mildly retarded, is an immigrant from Czechoslovakia who in 1963 has found work on a cutting machine in a factory. Her thick glasses will soon be of no help to her as she is swiftly going blind. To save her young boy, Gene (Vladica Kostic) from the same difficulty, she is saving money to give the lad an operation by his 13th birthday. Selma has only two things going for her: one is her friendship with another emigre on the factory floor, Kathy (Catherine Deneuve) and with her landlord, a policeman named Bill (David Morse) who lives with his spendthrift wife, Jean (Cara Seymour). The other is her rich fantasy life. She has apparently come to America not only to get her son the eye operation he needs but because she believed that this entire country is inhabited by people perpetually performing as though they were in a Hollywood musical. This latter fantasy is what gives von Trier's movie its delightful originality, putting "Dancer in the Dark" on the cutting edge of innovative cinema. Though Selma is a member of a drama group which is about to stage the laughably sugary and banal "The Sound of Music," her fancy takes her into a territory mined more by contemporary stage composers like Stephen Sondheim than by Rodgers and Hammerstein. Every so often--encouraged in some cases by the rhythmic beat of the machines on the factory floor or the choo choo choo of the local railroad train--Selma sweeps herself away into flights of fancy encouraging all those surrounding her (in her own mind) to join in. Since the lyrics, which were composed by Sjon Sigurdsson and the director himself, are sometimes drowned out by the din, and the original music of the lead performer, Bjork (who is also famed in Iceland for her song), is likewise submerged, the audience is unable to feel the impact of the Brechtian commentary. Nor is the choreography particularly inspired.
Nonetheless the movie, which won the Palme D'Or at the recent festival at Cannes, evokes the life of drudgery and soulless existence of factory work in rural America while Bjork's performance as a woman who is sinking both physically and emotionally into a morass of adversity, is utterly heartbreaking.
Bjork and Deneuve are supported well by an ensemble that includes David Morse as the perennial cop and Peter Stormare as the aspiring boy friend. Lars Von Trier shows himself once against as a director with imagination, one who continues to push back the boundaries of cinema, eschewing the fatuous feel-goodism endemic to Hollywood movies for real-life, emotionally gripping drama.
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GNU operating system
GNU is a Unix-like operating system. For me, GNU/Linux operating system provides a stable, flexible, and highly customizable working platform. The specific GNU/Linux distributions I use are Debian and Ubuntu
Unix users spend a lot of time at the command line.
The command line (often called the console, the shell or the terminal) looks something like this:
$
When you type in a command like ls
, it will
give you feedback:
$ ls
Documents README.txt
$
In this case, the ls
command listed
the files in the current directory.
Getting to the command line
Once you're into Unix, you'll want to get to the command line.
On Linux, you can press CTRL+ALT+F1 to get to a raw terminal, and CTRL+ALT+F7 to get back to the window system. (In fact, CTRL+ALT+F1-F6 will get you different terminal on most systems, and of course, you can configure this.)
In most popular flavors of Linux, there is a way to open a graphical terminal in a window.
On a Mac, it's Applications > Utilities > Terminal.
The filesystem: ls
and cd
If you find yourself at a command prompt, run ls
to list the files in the current directory.
You might see something like this:
$ ls
Documents README.txt
$
With ls /
, you can list the contents of the
root directory.
You'll notice several directories that are common to almost all Unices:
/bin
, standard executables./sbin
, important system executables./etc
, system configuration files./var
, frequently updated files like logs./root
, home directory of the administrator account./home
, a user account home directories. (/Users
on a Mac.)/opt
, package-manager installed files./tmp
, temporary files; usually wiped between boots./usr
, user applications and utilities.
To change to a different directory, use the command cd
.
For example:
cd Documents
to change to theDocuments
sub-folder.cd ..
to change to the parent directory.cd
to change to your home directory.
Paths
To print the path of the current working directory, use pwd
:
$ pwd /home/matt $
On Unix, a path is a description of a file's location.
For example, /home/matt/README
is a path to a file called
README
contained within the home directory for the user
matt
.
Notice that forward slashes (/
) separate components
of a path.
For example:
$ pwd /home/matt $ cd .. $ pwd /home $ cd matt $ pwd /home/matt $
Symbolic links
Unix filesystems make use of aliases for files known as symbolic links (symlinks).
(There are also hard links, in which there are two true, indistingushible references to the same file, but these are less commonly used.)
A symbolic link to a file is ordinarily treated identically to that file.
The command ln -s
creates sym links.
The command ls -l
can reveal where a symlink points.
For example:
$ ls bar foo $ ln -s bar baz $ ls -l total 8 -rw-r--r-- 1 matt staff 0 Jan 8 09:57 bar lrwxr-xr-x 1 matt staff 3 Jan 8 09:58 baz -> bar -rw-r--r-- 1 matt staff 0 Jan 8 09:57 foo $
Working with text: cat
, less
, emacs
and vi
Suppose you want to look at a text file within the current directory.
A common way to take a glance at a text file is with the
cat
command:
$ cat README.txt * A README file for my home directory. Documents contains my files. $
(The command cat
is actually meant to do more
powerful things than just look at files, but that's what
it's most commonly used for.)
If the file is too long to fit on a screen, use less
instead of cat
. (To quit less
,
press q
.)
You're going to spend a lot of time editing text, so you'll want
to learn one (or both) of the powerful Unix text editors:
emacs
and vim
.
Both have a tutorial mode for teaching the essentials.
Help yourself: man
up
If you don't know what a command does,
use the command man command
.
This will bring up the man(ual) page for command, which will document how the command operates; it frequently provides examples of usage.
Press q
to quit the man page viewer.
The apropos
can help you find the command you're looking for
if you don't know it's name.
It will search a database of command descriptions.
Some tools use an alternate documentation
system called info
To look up documentation using info
,
try info topic
.
For more info on info
, run info info
.
Search for it: grep
and find
If you're looking for text within a file or a set of files,
grep
is the right tool.
The command grep pattern file ...
will search the specified files for the pattern.
The pattern language used throughout Unix is called regular expressions, and there are many good introductions to these, including the man page for grep.
To list all files under the working directory (and its subdirectories), try
the command find
.
Pipes and redirection
Nearly every command in Unix makes use of a convention to have a "standard input" (also called stdin or STDIN) and standard output (also called stdout or STDOUT).
There is also a "standard error" (stderr or STDERR) output that is, by convention, reserved for error messages.
Many techniques in Unix rely on redirecting these channels.
If you want to dump the standard output into a file, use
command > file
.
For example:
$ pwd > pwd.txt $ ls pwd.txt $ cat pwd.txt /home/matt $
One of the most useful capabilities of Unix is the ability to redirect the STDOUT of one command into the STDIN of another.
To do this, you'll want to use a "pipe"; for example:
$ find . | grep READ ./Desktop/READINGLIST.txt ./README.txt $
This command found a file named
READINGLIST.txt
in the Desktop
subdirectory, and a file named README
in the current one.
It's customary for Unix programs to read from STDIN when no input
file is specified, which is what grep
is doing here.
It is also possible to send the contents of a file into
the STDIN of a command using command < file
.
Permissions: chmod
, chown
and chgrp
In Unix, every file and directory has an owner and a group.
Every user on a Unix machine can belong to one or more groups.
Every file also has three sets of permissions: what the owner can do, what the group can do and what anyone can do.
To see the owner, group and permissions associated with a file run ls
-l
. You'll see something like:
$ ls -l drwxr-xr-x 4 matt staff 136 Jun 23 2010 Documents drwxr-xr-x 143 matt staff 4862 Dec 30 2009 Desktop -rw-r--r-- 1 matt staff 4 Feb 7 11:16 README.txt $
The first column tells you about the permissions on the file.
The third and fourth tell you the owner and group respectively.
The very first character in the permissions column tells you what kind of file it is.
A -
means it's a regular file. A d
means it's a directory.
The next nine characters come in three classes of three characters each. The three classes are owner permissions, group permissions and world permissions.
Inside a permission class,
r
means that class can read the file;
w
means that class can write the file;
x
means that class can execute the file.
If a file is a directory, x
grants the permission to access
inside the directory, while r
grants permission to list its
contents.
Package managers
Modern Unixes have package managers to that download install (free) software for you.
On a Mac, MacPorts is a popular package-management system, and Homebrew is gaining in popularity.
On Ubuntu, apt
is the standard package manager, with
both a command-line and graphical interface available.
It's a good idea to familiarize yourself with your package manager.
Remote access: ssh
If you have more than one machine, or you need remote access to another
machine, ssh
is a powerful "secure shell" utility.
ssh
can grant you console access on a remote machine, while safely
encrypting the session.
It is worth setting up passwordless key-based authentication
using ssh-keygen
.
Using ~/.ssh/config
, many options, including aliases
and per-host private keys, are available. (Try man ssh_config
).
To ssh into another computer, use ssh user@address
where user is the user name of your account on the other machine,
and address is host name or IP address of the other computer.
Windows users can use PuTTY to connect to another computer over ssh.
What's next?
Wikipedia has a list of Unix utilities to peruse.
You can also move onto my guide to settling into Unix.


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Inspired by a recent numberphile video, here's Graham's number in lean:
-- knuth e m n = m ^(e) n def knuth : ℕ → ℕ → ℕ → ℕ | 0 m n := m * n | (e+1) m n := (knuth e m)^[n-1] m def g : ℕ → ℕ | 0 := 4 | (n+1) := knuth (g n) 3 3 def graham_number := g 64 #eval graham_number
no one ever talks about the 0 base case
wait, this times out on my my machine
I would be very impressed if it didn't
my machine would need a lot more atoms than the universe could provide, I suspect
just wait for moore's law to catch up
or for the sun to burn out
I guess TREE(3)
is probably impossible to define in lean
oh actually I take that back, you only need second order arithmetic to prove it exists
def f : ℕ → ℕ := λ x, x + 1 #eval f^[4] 6 -- 10
Since when has that been a thing? I didn't know about that thing
it's in core
oh wow
nat.iterate
Is that busy beaver number which is unknowable definable in Lean? I guess not.
https://www.scottaaronson.com/blog/?p=2725
No, I think it is
it's not computable
though :P
It's actually within our capabilities given the computability theory stuff
I think TREE(3)
is provable and computable
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reading the school’s most recent
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Schools’ websites must include:
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the amount of money they get from taking underprivileged children (the ‘pupil premium’), what they do with it and the effect it’s had
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details of the curriculum
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admission criteria
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behaviour policy
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special educational needs
policy
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disability policy
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links to Ofsted reports
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links to performance data
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| MPI_SCAN( sendbuf, recvbuf, count, datatype, op, comm ) | |
| IN sendbuf | starting address of send buffer (choice) |
| OUT recvbuf | starting address of receive buffer (choice) |
| IN count | number of elements in input buffer (non-negative integer) |
| IN datatype | data type of elements of input buffer (handle) |
| IN op | operation (handle) |
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MPI_SCAN(SENDBUF, RECVBUF, COUNT, DATATYPE, OP, COMM, IERROR)
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If comm is an intracommunicator,
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As a beginner to Ruby, as well as programming in general, I felt intimidated by Rails. I didn’t have the slightest inkling of how to use it or even what it was. I didn’t find many people on the web who offered a quick and simple explanation of what Rails is. And while I’m still in the early stages of beginning to fully understand Ruby on Rails, I wrote this to serve as a guide for not just newbies, but also myself.
The best way I found to think of Rails is simply as a web starter pack.
Imagine getting a box to make a toy model airplane. All the materials you need are in the box: the foam body and wings, the plastic pieces to connect them, the fake propellers, and whatever else may come with a model airplane.  You can leave it blank and while it will fly, it won’t really do much. Or you can deck it out with flames and a face on the front and use a slingshot to make it glide through the air. So in this weird example, the box with all the materials is Ruby on Rails and the extra colors, designs, and capabilities you add to the plane are the Ruby code and HTML/CSS elements.
In more technical terms, Rails is a collection of code files that were written to save programmers time by standardizing the web application requirements/basics. All the developer needs to do is plug his/her bits of code into the rails framework to have a site up and running in no time. It is pretty much a software/package library.
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