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Modeling of Chemical Kinetics and Reactor Design
作者：
A. Kayode Coker
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工程技术 - 化工
出版商：Gulf Publishing Company
语言：英语
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书籍目录
Reaction Mechanisms and Rate Expressions
Thermodynamics of Chemical Reactions
Reaction Rate Expression
Industrial and Laboratory Reactors
Introduction to Reactor Design Fundamentals for Ideal Systems
Non-Isothermal Reactors
Fluid Mixing in Reactors
Residence Time Distributions in Flow Reactors
Models for Non-Ideal Systems
Application of Computational Fluid Dynamics and Computational Fluid Mixing in Reactors
Biochemical Reaction
Safety in Chemical Reaction Engineering
Scale-Up in Reactor Design
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Reaction Mechanisms and Rate Expressions
Thermodynamics of Chemical Reactions
Reaction Rate Expression
Industrial and Laboratory Reactors
Introduction to Reactor Design Fundamentals for Ideal Systems
Non-Isothermal Reactors
Fluid Mixing in Reactors
Residence Time Distributions in Flow Reactors
Models for Non-Ideal Systems
Application of Computational Fluid Dynamics and Computational Fluid Mixing in Reactors
Biochemical Reaction
Safety in Chemical Reaction Engineering
Scale-Up in Reactor Design


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- ABookActivity - Class in ca.ualberta.cmput301f20t04.bookatmenow
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View A Book that's not owned by the logged in user.
- ABookActivity() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.cmput301f20t04.bookatmenow.ABookActivity
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- acceptRequest(int) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cmput301f20t04.bookatmenow.BookRequests
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Accepts a book request by a user.
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Rudimentary add book handler, does not do any checks and fills fields as empty when no data provided.
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Checks that addBook button goes to my book activity.
- addBook() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cmput301f20t04.bookatmenow.MyBookActivityTest
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Will not add to DB because there is no user attached to it.
- addNotification(Notification, OnSuccessListener<String>, OnFailureListener) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cmput301f20t04.bookatmenow.DBHandler
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Stores an existing notification in the database; creates UUID for notification identification
- addRequest(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cmput301f20t04.bookatmenow.Book
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Add a request to the requests list.
- addUser(User, OnSuccessListener<Boolean>, OnFailureListener) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cmput301f20t04.bookatmenow.DBHandler
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Adds a user to the database, expects user to not exist in DB, going forward with this will
override ALL previous user data, use carefully
DATA IS NOT MERGED
- AProfileActivity - Class in ca.ualberta.cmput301f20t04.bookatmenow
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View A Profile that's not the logged in user's.
- AProfileActivity() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.cmput301f20t04.bookatmenow.AProfileActivity
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The experiment will last about 15 minutes. The payoffs are shown in ECU (Experimental Currency Units) where 1 ECU = 0.30 USD.
Three participants interact with each other. They are called A, B1 and B2 . The role will be randomly assigned at the beginning of the experiment. It is very important that you familiarize with each role.


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March
Wrote my first program with Windows Batch Scripting
April
Compiled Hello World in C++ using Visual Studio 2010
July
Compiled Hello World in C# using Visual Studio 2013
August
Started Web Development with HTML & CSS thanks to TheNewBoston
November
Launched my first PC game with C# & Unity3D game engine
February
The "Blender Artists" community was born & I made my first 3D model with Blender3D
April
Started venturing into Cyber Security & Penetration Testing
June
Installed & used the Linux Operating System for the first time (Kali)
July - November
Language Learning Rush (Jumping from one programming language to another), grabbed Python, PHP, JavaScript, Ruby, SQL, Brainfuck, C, JQuery, Java, Swift, and others I can't recall
August
Created my first blog, which was named Greyhatcommunity, and a telegram channel that grew over 10K members
August
Created my first programming language (GhostScript), which I built upon Ruby with the simplicity of Python aimed at programming beginners
September
Became a founding father of the SoloLearn Nigeria community (SLN)
December
Discovered & reported my first security vulnerability to Google. It was a flaw that allowed the bypassing of 2-factor authentication of Google products on android
January
Went into the world of Cryptocurrency & Blockchain
February
Built PUMMP3r 1.0 with Python, which was a Cryptocurrency P&D bot
April
Released the first version of HashDB (formally JnDB), which is a lightweight NoSQL database management system built with Python
April
First time I made money with programming. Sold PUMMP3r 2.0 for 0.1 BTC ~ $800
May - December
Learning about cryptocurrency trading, forex and built Niggrix ~ an automated cryptocurrency trading robot, trading backtesting algorithms, and EA systems with MQL4
June - July
Built and released a ransomware (GhostCrypt) & graduated from High School at 16
November
Trained my first machine learning model with Azure ML Studio
December
Discovered a security vulnerability in PayStack & Flutterwave, which allowed an attacker to intercept and tamper transactions making the payment processor systems read a successful transaction when nothing occurred
March
Passion for Artificial Intelligence started through learning about Deep Learning & DSN IndabaX Program
May
Got my first programming gig, it was to develop a website for a client, got paid ₦40,000
July
Joined DSN through their Python & Machine Learning Class for pre-uni students
June
Attended my first tech hackathon
September
Gave a presentation at POIC 2019 to over 5000 attendees (Largest audience ever)
September
Became a DSC Unilag Core team member for the 2019/2020 session
October
Built a web app with Django and Tensorflow, which helps medical practitioners diagnose patients faster and quicker.
November
Qualified to attend the 2019 DSN Data Science Bootcamp
February
Was opportuned to attend the launch of the Google Hub in Lagos, Nigeria
February
Attended the first-ever Open Source Festival in Africa
March
Was a participant at the maiden FSI hackathon, GLH hackathon, and CCHub Data hackathon
April
Became the Chief Technical Officer (CTO) of CleanPick Waste Management Startup
April
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May
Launched v2 of animeX with even better features
June
Made my first seven digits in NGN and got myself a Macbook Pro, Samsung A71, and many others
July
Gave a talk at Flaskcon, which is an international conference for the Flask community
August
Created a miniature cryptocurrency remittance hitting $1,000 in volume in the first month
August
Joined the 2020/2021 DSC Unilag Core Team
August
Created a telegram bot for monitoring developer job listings and got 900+ users after its launch https://t.me/devjobhub
September
Built AnimeHive, which is a telegram bot for downloading anime right from telegram, also provides recommendations and info about an anime https://t.me/animehive_bot
September
Become a core team member of the technicalities team at OtakuTV, which is the biggest anime community in Nigeria
October
Helped the team at Telos Blockchain setup their airdrop system, which managed over 35K users (currently the biggest app I maintain)
October
Became an Ambassador at Auth0, which is a company dedicated to web security and authentication (I'm a digital superman 😎🤩)
November
Gave a talk at the first-ever Cybersecurity themed DSC event in Africa
November
Became an Ambassador at PettySave, which is a fintech helping Nigerians save and Invest money
November
Signed my first paid technical writing contract with a USA based company - Fauna
December
Gave a talk on Technical Writing at DSC Federal Polytechnic Bida. You can find slides and Youtube recordings here
December
Released my 2020 year in review here
February
Was featured in Developer Chronicles podcast
February
Was featured in GEN-TECH podcast
February
Was featured on Fauna Community Spotlight for open-source contributions made to the company
March
Became the Open Source Africa (OSCA) Chapter Lead for Yaba
March
Got my article featured and published on Git Tower
April
Was awarded the "Ambassador of the Month" award at Auth0
June
Became a LogRocket author
July
Won the SoLo Funds Hackathon hosted by Unicorn
August
Won the BoardRoom One Hackathon hosted by Unicorn
September
MongoDB merged my PR into their Golang driver repository
September
Became a DSC Unilag Core team member for the 2021/2022 session
October
Received swags from MongoDB for my community contributions
November
Got my first ever full-time role at a US-based fintech + blockchain company
November
Gave a talk at DevFest Abeokuta, first time travelling by train too
December
Released my 2021 year in review here
February
Won the Best use of payments product award category at the Stitchathon 2022 Hackathon
March
Became a full-time Technical Writer at Unstoppable Domains - a web3 company that's building decentralized digital identities for the world with NFT domains
March
Purchased my first NFT domain from Unstoppable Domains
March
Gave a talk at the biggest tech conference in Africa - Open Source Festival 2022
April
Minted my first NFT - Los Muertos World
April
Sold my first NFT for 0.5 ETH ~ $1,647
May
June
First time flying in a plane, also toured the city of Abuja
July
I got interviewed by the Grow Into Tech team
August
Got promoted at Unstoppable Domains 6 months after I joined the company
September
First time going on a road trip, also toured the city of Asaba
October
Spoke at 5 events on Open Source and Hacktoberfest
October
Created an investment syndicate with an annual capital of $388.8K
November
First time flying out of Nigeria, also toured the city of Nairobi, Kenya
November
Got my first car ~ Hyundai Santa Fe
December
Got another promotion at Unstoppable Domains 9 months after I joined the company
December
Planned and organized Garri Hangout 1.0 in less than a week, got over 300 people to attend, and raised ₦642,000 in sponsorships
December
Released my 2022 year in review here
January
My team got laid off from Unstoppable Domains
February
Got another car ~ Ford Edge Limited
March
Made significant progress to my 2018 project (Niggrix) and started building an MVP
March
Joined the Stack Shift dWeb fellowship (Zeta) cohort
April
Became a full-time Technical Writer at Status/Waku - a web3 project that's uncompromising web3 communication at scale
May
Launched the MVP of my research project (Trade Maven) on a live portfolio
June
Spoke at the biggest tech event in Ilorin ~ Career Fest to over 2000 attendees
July
Raised over $50,000 in pledges for a project idea I shared with friends in less than 24 hours


Encryption and signing
Mako comes with a set of classes to help you encrypt and sign your data.
Make sure to NEVER use the example keys provided with the framework in production. ALWAYS create your own!
Encryption
Basics
The encryption library allows you to encrypt data using Mcrypt or OpenSSL.
First we'll need to get an encrypter instance. This is done using the CryptoManager::instance
method.
// Returns instance of the "default" crypto configuration defined in the config file
$encrypter = $this->crypto->instance();
// Returns instance of the "openssl" crypto configuration defined in the config file
$encrypter = $this->crypto->instance('openssl');
The encrypt
method is used to encrypt your data.
$encrypted = $encrypter->encrypt('Hello, world!');
The decrypt
method is used to dencrypt your data. It will return FALSE if it's unable to decrypt your data.
$decrypted = $encrypter->decrypt('Hello, world!');
The encryptAndSign
method will encrypt and sign your data. This will make sure that it has not been tampered with.
$encryptedAndSigned = $encrypter->encryptAndSign('Hello, world!');
The validateAndDecrypt
will first validate your data and then decrypt it. It will return FALSE if any of the two operations fail.
$validatedAndDecrypted = $encrypter->validateAndDecrypt($encryptedAndSigned);
Magic shortcut
You can access the default crypto configuration directly without having to go through the instance
method thanks to the magic __call
method.
$encrypted = $this->crypto->encrypt('Hello, world!');
Signing
First we'll need to create a signer instance.
$signer = new Signer('secret_used_to_sign_data');
Make sure to use a cryptographically strong secret and to keep it away from prying eyes.
The sign
method returns a signed version of the provided string.
$signed = $signer->sign('Hello, world!');
The validate
method will check if your string is valid. It returns the original string if it is and FALSE if not.
$string = $signer->validate($signed);


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Adaptive Filter Strategy (Commodity Future)
5 day Moving Average is equivalent with a low pass fitler with coefficients b = [0.2, 0.2, 0.2, 0.2, 0.2] and a = 1. The volatility is relatively high frequency (from day to day), when compared with the price move on a 5 day range. The trend is mostly hidden in the low-frequency area in the frequency domain.
All the efforts to recognize the trend of price movement is actually searching for the informative low frequency components in the frequency domain. Shedding the communicaition techniques on the strategy field, we can leverage the filter design knowledge on our tasks.
Filters
In terms of frequency response, filters can be classified into low pass filter, high pass filter, band pass filter, band stop filter. Because trend is usually hidden in the low frequency domain, low pass filter (LP) and band pass filter (BP) are used in our tasks.
Digital filters can be classfied into two types: IIR and FIR. IIR has short latency, but it is not stable (output is feedbacked to intput). FIR has long latency, but it is stable. For now, FIR is used to extract the low frequency domain trend.
Back Test Result
The strategy is tested on all the products trading in the three Commodity Future Markets in China, including SHFE, DCE, CZCE, between Jan 1st 2005 and Aug 1st 2017. Trading cost is set at 3%% either for buy or sell.
Known Problems
Latency of the Filter
Let us use the 5 day Moving Average line again. The average price we found on Day 5 is actually corresponding to the trend of the 3 day, the 2 day latency is the obastacle of using the filter techniques. However, we can never know the real trend on Day 5, because it is relying on the Day 3, Day 4, Day 5, Day 6 (Future), Day 7(Future) data.


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ShipIt VII Day: Winter 2016
Cerner’s 7th ShipIt Day took place on December 8th and 9th. ShipIt is a 24-hour hackathon with the goal of building something awesome, usable, and value-adding within a single day. The event was hosted at our DevCenter in the Realization Campus, a large open space that hosts our DevAcademy (to learn more about our DevAcademy, check out this earlier post). We had 18 teams made up of associates from different Cerner organizations. The DevCenter was stocked with all kinds of snacks, which of course included a traditional drink: Monster Energy. Participants worked hard all day long and when dinner came around they were ready to dig in. Good thing we ordered 8 twenty-six inch pizzas and 40 breadsticks from a local Kansas City favorite, Pizza 51. Look how big these pizzas were!
It was predicted we hit a record in Kansas City for the most pizza in an elevator at this time, but we were not able to get an official count!
When getting pizzas of this size, there was a significant amount to fuel the innovation that was happening. To break it down:
A = πr2 = π x 132 ≈ 530.93 square inches = 3.68 square feet x 8 = 29.44 square feet of pizza. Which is larger than a twin bed size of solid pizza, and slightly smaller than a queen bed. A perfect amount for a ShipIt event! Teams took a break from their work throughout the evening by playing Nintendo and cheering on the Chiefs!
There were some impressive projects that came out of ShipIt Day VII. Team GLADoS, made up of Kyle Harper, Sarah Harper, Snehit Gajjar, and Andy Quangvan took first place, and the coveted Golden Keyboard, with their impressive idea.
This ShipIt, we created a new Alexa skill called Scribe. With our new skill we integrated the Amazon Echo and Echo Dot smart speakers with Cerner’s FHIR implementation. This integration allows a patient or care provider to access clinical data by simply speaking to the Echo.
Judge Sean Griffin was impressed. “Really cool, awesome idea. Great innovation! The applicability towards data entry could definitely be useful.”
Second place went to Team Trogdor (Kyle Lipke, Derek Dobler, Nikki Justice, Mike Harrison, and Nimesh Subramanain).
Troubleshooting errors or misconfigurations in Millennium OAuth can be time consuming. Missing information or misconfiguration can lead to hours of checking various sources of information. This web page tool allows us to perform a quick and accurate diagnostic check for what pieces are available and not available. Built with Ruby on Sinatra framework. Made to allow for easy additions to various checks that ETS (Emerging Technology Services group) needs to do.
Judge Jim Dwyer noted, “This is a great tool to help drive down operational costs and reduce TCO.”
Third place winners, Team 402 Cheeseballs Required (Andy Nelson, Venkatesh Sridharan, Ian Kottman, Nate Schile, and Anthony Ross) created an application for tracking running mileage for the Healthe Fitness Center.
Our goal was to make the process of submitting running milestones for the Cerner Running Club easier. The current process involved writing down how far you ran in a binder, and then one of the gym staff checking that binder occasionally to see when you accomplished a milestone so they could send a prize. We decided to make a web application that would integrate with Strava that would simplify tracking how far you’ve run. Strava is a platform that aggregates data from multiple fitness apps, such as Fitbit and Garmin. We used the Strava API to pull a person’s running data so we could total up their mileage, regardless of what fitness tracker they used. In order to integrate with Strava’s public API we had to have an externally facing application. We decided to use an Amazon EC2 instance to do this, since it was easy and cheap. We used Rails to create our web app since that was the web framework we had the most experience in. First, we would ask a person to connect to their Strava account, and then we pulled their running data and totaled up their mileage. If a person had reached a milestone they could press a button to send an email to the gym staff that included their running log, their total mileage, and what milestones they had achieved.
By Friday at 10 a.m. the participants were ready to present (for the most part). Cerner associates from different campuses watched the event via livestream and voted for People’s choice. Those results are as followed…
Favorite team name: I Shipped My Pants – Brandon Inman and Steven Goldberg
Improvements made to the existing Vizceral-based implementation of HealtheIntent Intuition Engineering. Improvements made by the team included features to make it easier to switch between streaming and batch processing, more timely updates of data, and several cosmetic features to improve user experience and differentiate the tool from other Vizceral apps. Voice activation was added as a “fun” feature.
Favorite Presentation: Guys on FHIR – Bhaumik Aniruddha, Bhagat Parthiv, Vetri Selvi Vairamutha, Neil Pfeiffer, Sai Praveen Gampa
Our ShipIt project was a NICU SMART App, intended for the NICU unit. The app will be used to get a live video of the baby inside an incubator alongside the vitals of the baby. This will prevent anyone from disturbing the sleeping pattern of the newborn. The live feedback can also be viewed by the parents which will ease the mental tension. The future scope of this project is to hook up with an app, which can read the facial expression of the baby.
Best Project: RSA (Readmission Security Admission) – Kristopher Williams, Karthik Nimmagadda, Sai Inampudi
Our project was to create an intuitive dashboard that lets the user visualize the network traffic for readmission solution’s services for a given time period (hour/day/week/month currently). This dashboard will allow the user to easily and quickly identify abnormal behavior (e.g. service goes down, or service experiencing a lot of errors) and is designed in such a way as to return results extremely fast for longer time spans, compared to ad-hoc splunk queries.
ShipIt Day continues to be a great way for Cerner associates to work on projects they don’t normally have time for, meet people in different organizations and learn something new. Participant Kristopher Williams said:
My favorite part of ShipIt Day was being able to work on something entirely different, and in my case, with a different group of people. Just a fresh change of pace.
Thank you to all our participants and a special thanks to our judges Jenni Syed (@JenniSyed), Yegor Hanov, Sean Griffin (@trenchguinea), and Jim Dwyer (@episodicdata).
Check out some additional highlights of our event in this video:
If you are interested in reading more about previous ShipIt Day events, see these earlier posts:


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Execution models have one required method to implement $[Execute(algorithm, targets),M:QuantConnect.Algorithm.Framework.Execution.ExecutionModel.Execute]. This is responsible for reaching the target portfolios as efficiently as possible. The $[PortfolioTarget,T:QuantConnect.Algorithm.Framework.Portfolio.IPortfolioTarget] objects are created by the Portfolio Construction Model and then adjusted by the Risk Management Module. The final risk-adjusted portfolio targets are delivered to your execution model for fulfillment.
// Basic Execution Model Scaffolding Structure Example class MyExecutionModel : ExecutionModel { // Fill the supplied portfolio targets efficiently. public override void Execute(QCAlgorithmFramework algorithm, IPortfolioTarget[] targets) { // NOP } // Optional: Securities changes event for handling new securities. public override void OnSecuritiesChanged(QCAlgorithmFramework algorithm, SecurityChanges changes) { } }
from clr import AddReference AddReference("QuantConnect.Algorithm.Framework") from QuantConnect.Algorithm.Framework.Execution import ExecutionModel # Execution Model scaffolding structure example class MyExecutionModel(ExecutionModel): # Fill the supplied portfolio targets efficiently def Execute(self, algorithm, targets): pass # Optional: Securities changes event for handling new securities. def OnSecuritiesChanged(self, algorithm, changes): pass
The $[PortfolioTarget,T:QuantConnect.Algorithm.Framework.Portfolio.IPortfolioTarget] class has the following properties available for use by the Execution Model. They can be accessed with their public properties target.Quantity
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// Final target quantity for execution class PortfolioTarget : IPortfolioTarget { // Asset to be traded. Symbol Symbol; // Number of units to hold. decimal Quantity; }
# Final target quantity for execution class PortfolioTarget: self.Symbol # Asset to be traded (Symbol object) self.Quantity # Number of units to hold (Decimal)


A Reactive Local Search Procedure based on the following paper: Mhand Hifi et al. More...
#include <MMKP_LocalSearch.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| ReactiveLocalSearch (MMKPDataSet dataSet) | |
| Constuct instance of ReactiveLocalSearch. | |
| MMKPSolution | run (MMKPSolution solution) |
| Run a reactive local search on a solution. | |
| MMKPSolution | operator() (MMKPSolution solution) |
| Run a reactive local search on a solution. | |
| std::vector< MMKPSolution > | run (std::vector< MMKPSolution > solutions) |
| Run a reactive local search on all solutions in vector solutions. | |
| std::vector< MMKPSolution > | operator() (std::vector< MMKPSolution > solutions) |
| Run a reactive local search on all solutions in vector solutions. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from LocalSearch | |
| LocalSearch (MMKPDataSet dataSet) | |
| int | getFuncEvals () |
| int | localSwapProcedure (MMKPSolution solution, int classI) |
| Return suggested item to swap with in class. More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| MMKPDataSet | penalize (MMKPSolution solution, int delta, float pie) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from LocalSearch | |
| MMKPDataSet | dataSet |
| int | funcEvals |
A Reactive Local Search Procedure based on the following paper: Mhand Hifi et al.
Heuristic algorithms for the multiple-choice multidimensional knapsack problem.


The Assets class provides a cross-platform interface to access embedded images, fonts, sounds and other resource files.
The contents are populated automatically when an application is compiled using the OpenFL command-line tools, based on the contents of the *.nmml project file.
For most platforms, the assets are included in the same directory
or package as the application, and the paths are handled
automatically. For web content, the assets are preloaded before
the start of the rest of the application. You can customize the
preloader by extending the NMEPreloader
class,
and specifying a custom preloader using
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The ID or asset path for the bitmapuseCache
(Optional) Whether to use BitmapData from the cache(Default: true)id
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Today my wife is an evening worker, I have studies to go through, and I have to do cardio at home, if I have time I will also do strength training, most important to me is evening studies,
Anyway tomorrow morning I can do some more serious workouts and then test my weight, it can be very helpful and maybe I can lose weight well before the weekend
Good night.


Vanessa Nicole Naff
Backend Services SDE
Glympse
"How did you get into tech?"
The pipeline is still not rigorously defined.
If you want to do this work, jump in!
Think objectively. Check your work. Consider angles.
Community and effort will yield an opening.

Learn to ask good questions and demonstrate effort.
Celebrate good luck & don’t take setbacks personally.
Move as fast as you want...
...but take your time. You're on your way.
You're doing just fine.
If you don't have that yet, work to build it!
Lean on your community when you need.
External validation is nice...
...internal fulfillment is the best.
If it doesn't work out, then what?
You will always be you!
Self-care is vital.
Rest, don't quit.
Keep trending up!
Everything is a lesson.
"That's what makes us engineers."
Bet on your potential...
and others will bet on you, too.
*like everything else-- do it before you're ready.
There are so many ways to get involved. Start here!
Discover what fits your time and interests.


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Organizing Committee
Panagiotis Georgiou: Head of the Organizing Committee
Apostolos Kokkalis: Co-Head of the Organizing Committee
Fotios Exarchos: Treasurer of the Organizing Committee
Paraskevi Kosta: Secretary of the Organizing Committee
Apostolos Mpatzios: Member of the Organizing Committee
Styliani Zargianaki: Member of the Organizing Committee
Lampros Lamprakis: Member of the Organizing Committee
Eirini Ralli: Member of the Organizing Committee
Athanasios Cheiras: Member of the Organizing Committee
Scientific Committee
Konstantinos Antonopoulos- Head of the Scientific Committee: Professor of International Law, Democritus University of Thrace
Michael Chrysomallis: Professor of European Law, Democritus University of Thrace
Miltiadis Sarigianidis: Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Vassilis Grammatikas: Assistant Professor of International Law, Democritus Univeristy of Thrace
Vasileios Pergantis: Assistant Professor of Public International Law, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Konstantinos Magliveras: Professor of International Law, University of the Aegean
Anastasios Gourgourinis: Lecturer in Public International Law, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Virginia Tzortzi: Assistant Professor of European Law, Democritus University of Thrace


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Triplanar (to include oblique sagittal) T2 with/without fat suppression and coronal T1-weighted sequences were obtained of the left hip.
Hip pain.
None.
No fracture, stress reaction, avascular necrosis, or focal osseous lesion is seen.
There is no joint space narrowing or cartilage disease.
No labral tear or paralabral cyst is identified. The ligamentum teres is normal.
The alpha angle measures .
There is no joint effusion.
No iliopsoas or trochanteric bursal effusion is present.
The rectus femoris, iliopsoas, proximal hamstrings, quadratus femoris, and hip abductors are intact.
1. Normal MR of the left hip. 2. No osseous, articular, or musculotendinous abnormalities.


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public class LocationOnlyService
extends Service
implements com.google.android.gms.common.GooglePlayServicesClient.ConnectionCallbacks, com.google.android.gms.common.GooglePlayServicesClient.OnConnectionFailedListener, com.google.android.gms.location.LocationClient.OnAddGeofencesResultListener, com.google.android.gms.location.LocationClient.OnRemoveGeofencesResultListener
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
private class |
LocationOnlyService.EnteredWaypointAlertReceiver
A receiver for receiving Entered Waypoint Alerts.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private boolean |
errorOnStart
Did we encounter an error during onStartCommand().
|
private TrafficsenseContainer |
mContainer
The TrafficSense service container.
|
private Context |
mContext
The context in which we are operating.
|
private LocationOnlyService.EnteredWaypointAlertReceiver |
mEnteredWaypointAlertReceiver
For callbacks from GeoFence.
|
private PendingIntent |
mGeofencePendingIntent
PendingIntent for GeoFence.
|
private com.google.android.gms.location.LocationClient |
mLocationClient
Google Location Service client instance.
|
private com.google.android.gms.location.Geofence |
mNextBusStopGeofence
The GeoFence of our next stop.
|
private Route |
mRoute
The journey we are following.
|
private int |
mRouteSegmentIndex
Index of the segment we are currently in.
|
private int |
mSegmentWaypointIndex
Index of the waypoint we are currently at.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
LocationOnlyService() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private void |
addGeofence(java.util.ArrayList<com.google.android.gms.location.Geofence> list)
Adds a list of GeoFences to the location client.
|
private com.google.android.gms.location.Geofence |
createGeofence(Waypoint busStop,
java.lang.String id,
float radius,
long expiryDuration,
int transition)
Returns a GeoFence made from a waypoint
|
protected void |
makeNotificationAndAlert()
Updates and shows a notification.
|
void |
onAddGeofencesResult(int statusCode,
java.lang.String[] geofenceRequestIds)
Callback for results from adding GeoFences.
|
IBinder |
onBind(Intent arg0)
No bind to this service.
|
void |
onConnected(Bundle connectionHint)
Called when we successfully connected to LocationClient.
|
void |
onConnectionFailed(com.google.android.gms.common.ConnectionResult result)
Called if we are unable to connect to Google Play client.
|
void |
onCreate()
Instantiate various resources.
|
void |
onDestroy()
Clean up.
|
void |
onDisconnected()
Called if mLocationClient is disconnected.
|
void |
onRemoveGeofencesByPendingIntentResult(int statusCode,
PendingIntent pendingIntent)
Handle results of GeoFences' removal by PendingIntent.
|
void |
onRemoveGeofencesByRequestIdsResult(int statusCode,
java.lang.String[] geofenceRequestIds)
Unused.
|
int |
onStartCommand(Intent intent,
int flags,
int startId)
Start rolling the service.
|
private void |
sendErrorAndExit(java.lang.String msg)
Send an Intent indicating an error to listening services and stop the service.
|
protected void |
sendNextWaypointIntent(java.lang.String message)
Sends an Intent that indicates current waypoint information has been updated.
|
private void |
setGeofencesForRoute()
Set the GeoFences for all the waypoints on the route.
|
private TrafficsenseContainer mContainer
private int mRouteSegmentIndex
private int mSegmentWaypointIndex
private com.google.android.gms.location.Geofence mNextBusStopGeofence
private PendingIntent mGeofencePendingIntent
private com.google.android.gms.location.LocationClient mLocationClient
private Context mContext
private Route mRoute
private LocationOnlyService.EnteredWaypointAlertReceiver mEnteredWaypointAlertReceiver
private boolean errorOnStart
public void onCreate()
public int onStartCommand(Intent intent, int flags, int startId)
errorOnStart
is true
3) When the journey ends.
NOTE: Availability of Google Play/Location Services is implicitly
verified in onAddGeofencesResult(int, String[])
public void onDestroy()
private void addGeofence(java.util.ArrayList<com.google.android.gms.location.Geofence> list)
list
- list of GeoFences to be addedprivate com.google.android.gms.location.Geofence createGeofence(Waypoint busStop, java.lang.String id, float radius, long expiryDuration, int transition)
busStop
- get the longitude and latitude of the waypointid
- id of the GeoFenceradius
- the radius of the GeoFenceexpiryDuration
- how long the GeoFence existstransition
- what type of transition triggers alertpublic void onConnected(Bundle connectionHint)
onConnected
in interface com.google.android.gms.common.GooglePlayServicesClient.ConnectionCallbacks
private void setGeofencesForRoute()
public void onAddGeofencesResult(int statusCode, java.lang.String[] geofenceRequestIds)
onAddGeofencesResult
in interface com.google.android.gms.location.LocationClient.OnAddGeofencesResultListener
public void onConnectionFailed(com.google.android.gms.common.ConnectionResult result)
onConnectionFailed
in interface com.google.android.gms.common.GooglePlayServicesClient.OnConnectionFailedListener
public void onDisconnected()
onDisconnected
in interface com.google.android.gms.common.GooglePlayServicesClient.ConnectionCallbacks
protected void sendNextWaypointIntent(java.lang.String message)
LocationOnlyService.EnteredWaypointAlertReceiver
needs this.message
- protected void makeNotificationAndAlert()
LocationOnlyService.EnteredWaypointAlertReceiver
needs this.public IBinder onBind(Intent arg0)
private void sendErrorAndExit(java.lang.String msg)
msg
- error messagepublic void onRemoveGeofencesByPendingIntentResult(int statusCode, PendingIntent pendingIntent)
onRemoveGeofencesByPendingIntentResult
in interface com.google.android.gms.location.LocationClient.OnRemoveGeofencesResultListener
public void onRemoveGeofencesByRequestIdsResult(int statusCode, java.lang.String[] geofenceRequestIds)
onRemoveGeofencesByRequestIdsResult
in interface com.google.android.gms.location.LocationClient.OnRemoveGeofencesResultListener
java.lang.RuntimeException
- if called.


Sylva delivers LGA to Lyon, APC - The Nation Newspaper
By Mike Odiegwu, Yenagoa
Minister of State for Petroleum Minister and former Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Timipre Sylva, has delivered his Brass Local Government Area to the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its candidate, Chief David Lyon.
Read Also: APC wins Nembe with 83,041 votes
Lyon polled 23,831 votes to defeat his counterpart in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Senator Douye Diri, who scored 10, 410
Brass has a total registered voters of 67,355. Out of the number 35,657 were accredited to vote at the poll.


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| Methods' Details |
setMultiSelectionMode
| void |
| setMultiSelectionMode( |
[in] boolean |
bMode ); |
- Description
- Enable/disable multiselection mode
If the multiselection mode is enabled, multiple files
may be selected by the user else only one file selection at a time is possible
- Parameter bMode
A value of true enables the multiselection mode.
A value of false disables the multiselection mode, this is the default.
|
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setDefaultName
| void |
| setDefaultName( |
[in] string |
aName ); |
- Description
- Sets the default string that appears in the file name box of a FilePicker.
- Parameter aName
Specifies the default file name, displayed when the FilePicker
is shown. The implementation may accept any string, and does not
have to check for a valid file name or if the file really exists.
|
|
setDisplayDirectory
- Description
- Sets the directory that the file dialog initially displays.
- Parameter aDirectory
- Specifies the initial directory in URL format. The given URL must be
conform to Rfc1738).
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if the URL is invalid (doesn't conform to Rfc1738).
|
|
getDisplayDirectory
| string |
| getDisplayDirectory(); |
- Description
- Returns the directory that the file dialog is currently showing or
was last showing before closing the dialog with Ok. If the user
did cancel the dialog, the returned value is undefined.
- Returns
- The directory in URL format, must be conform to Rfc1738.
|
|
getFiles
| sequence< string > |
| getFiles(); |
- Description
- Returns a sequence of the selected files including path information in
URL format, conform to Rfc1738.
If the user closed the dialog with cancel an empty sequence will be
returned.
If the dialog is in execution mode and a single file is selected
the complete URL of this file will be returned.
If the dialog is in execution mode and multiple files are selected
an empty sequence will be returned.
If the dialog is in execution mode and the selected file name is false
or any other error occurs an empty sequence will be returned.
- Returns
The complete path of the file or directory currently selected
in URL format. There are two different cases:
- Multiselection is disabled:
The first and only entry of the sequence contains the complete
path/filename in URL format.
- Multiselection is enabled:
If only one file is selected, the first entry
of the sequence contains the complete path/filename in URL format.
If multiple files are selected, the first entry of the sequence contains
the path in URL format, and the other entries contains the names of the selected
files without path information.
Notes for the implementation of a FileSave dialog:If there exists
a checkbox "Automatic File Extension" which is checked and a valid filter is currently selected
the dialog may automatically add an extension to the selected file name.
|
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Utils
Misc utilities.
Traits
Methods
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Returns the substring of a string up to a specified needle. if not found, return the whole haytack
Merge two objects into one.
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Truncate text by number of characters but can cut off words.
Truncate text by number of characters in a "word-safe" manor.
Truncate HTML by number of characters. not "word-safe"!
Truncate HTML by number of characters in a "word-safe" manor.
Generate a random string of a given length
Provides the ability to download a file to the browser
Return the mimetype based on filename
Normalize path by processing relative .
and `.
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Get value of an array using dot notation
Checks if a value is positive
Creates a hashed nonce tied to the passed action. Tied to the current user and time. The nonce for a given action is the same for 12 hours.
Verify the passed nonce for the give action
Details
at line 26
static
bool
startsWith(
string $haystack,
string $needle)
at line 49
static
bool
endsWith(
string $haystack,
string $needle)
at line 72
static
bool
contains(
string $haystack,
string $needle)
at line 84
static
string
substrToString($haystack, $needle)
Returns the substring of a string up to a specified needle. if not found, return the whole haytack
at line 100
static
object
mergeObjects(
object $obj1,
object $obj2)
Merge two objects into one.
at line 108
static
array
dateFormats()
at line 136
static
string
truncate(
string $string,
int $limit = 150,
bool $up_to_break = false,
string $break = ' ',
string $pad = '…')
Truncate text by number of characters but can cut off words.
at line 162
static
string
safeTruncate($string,
int $limit = 150)
Truncate text by number of characters in a "word-safe" manor.
at line 176
static
string
truncateHtml(
string $text,
int $length = 100)
Truncate HTML by number of characters. not "word-safe"!
at line 189
static
string
safeTruncateHtml(
string $text,
int $length = 100)
Truncate HTML by number of characters in a "word-safe" manor.
at line 201
static
string
generateRandomString(
int $length = 5)
Generate a random string of a given length
at line 212
static
download($file,
bool $force_download = true)
Provides the ability to download a file to the browser
at line 271
static
string
getMimeType($extension)
Return the mimetype based on filename
at line 290
static
string
normalizePath($path)
Normalize path by processing relative .
and `.
.` syntax and merging path
at line 315
static
bool
isFunctionDisabled($function)
at line 323
static
array
timezones()
at line 356
static
array
arrayFilterRecursive(
array $source, $fn)
at line 380
static
bool
pathPrefixedByLangCode($string)
at line 396
static
int
date2timestamp($date)
at line 419
static
resolve(
array $array, $path, $default = null)
Get value of an array using dot notation
at line 442
static
boolean
isPositive(
string $value)
Checks if a value is positive
at line 500
static
string
getNonce(
string $action,
bool $plusOneTick = false)
Creates a hashed nonce tied to the passed action. Tied to the current user and time. The nonce for a given action is the same for 12 hours.
at line 520
static
boolean
verifyNonce(
string $nonce,
string $action)
Verify the passed nonce for the give action


Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6
Dietary
This ultimate ice cream dessert can be prepared as an alternative to the traditional Christmas pudding. Alternatively, use ready-made dulce de leche toffee sauce, honeycomb and ice creams to create a simple version, and crumble in your leftover pudding.
To make the honeycomb, line a small but deep roasting tray with baking parchment. Place the honey, glucose syrup, sugar and water in a large pan and carefully take the mixture to 150C/300F. Add the bicarbonate of soda and stir in quickly. Carefully watch the mixture foam up and increase in volume for 1 minute and then quickly pour into the lined tin. The honeycombe will set very quickly. When cool, shatter into pieces. Fold through the whipped cream on serving.
For the basis of both ice creams, gently warm the milk and cream together in a medium pan until just coming to the boil. Whisk the egg yolks and sugar together in a large bowl until light and fluffy and doubled in size. Gradually add a little of the warmed mixture to the egg and sugar mix, stirring all the time until all has been incorporated. Return the mixture to the pan and gently warm through, stirring all the time, until it thickens enough to coat the back of the spoon. Leave to cool slightly.
Divide the mixture in two and churn each half separately in an ice cream machine (operated according to manufacturers instructions) for the required time. When the first batch is almost ready, stir the Christmas pudding through to combine and freeze in suitable container.
As the second batch is churning prepare the orange curd. Reduce the orange juice and zest by half. Whisk the butter in to melt. Whisk the egg yolks and sugar together until pale and fluffy and doubled in volume. Gradually add a little of the orange mix to the egg and sugar mix, stirring all the time until all has been incorporated. Return the mixture to the pan and gently warm through, stirring all the time, until it thickens enough to coat the back of the spoon. Leave to cool slightly. Stir the orange curd into the ice cream a few minutes before the end of churning time. Freeze.
For the toffee sauce, simply place the can in a heavy based saucepan and cover with water. Cover with a tight fitting lid, bring to the boil and reduce to simmer for about 3 hours. Remove and leave to cool slightly Carefully open the can with an opener and scoop the toffee sauce out.
Melt the chocolate in a bowl set over a pan of simmering water.
Toss the fruit together, reserving the 6 whole cherries.
To serve, alternatively layer each of the components in 6 tall (about 25.5cm/10in) knickerbockerglory glasses so the layers can be clearly identified. Finish with some of the honeycomb cream and top each one with a reserved cherry. Serve at once.


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Week 1 Wireframe Analysis
As a follow up to my technical blog post for this week here, I've broken down the layout visually for the three sites I assessed.
Gmail offers a webmail portal that used to not be common and usually weren't that good, but now Gmail.com is one of the most common ways of accessing e-mail to the point where various organizations rely on it to manage their e-mail network rather than maintain it themselves. The difficulty with webmail is that a lot of people keep an ever-growing amount of e-mail messages in the system, so it could mean lengthy lists of e-mails and pages that show them, but Gmail gets around it in the same manner that previous webmail portals have by separating them into pages of 50 or so messages.
Facebook has the most unique problem on the three in that it is a news feed that continues to grow and dynamically changes without refreshing. Here the implementation of different pages for all the stories don't make much sense, so stories are separated into bursts instead. In this manner, only the most recent burst shown when the page is loaded and the next burst is only loaded if the user scrolls to the bottom of the page where the last story of the initial burst is shown and at that point, the new stories are dynamically added and the page lengthened. This is repeated if the user scrolls to the new bottom of the page.
Gopher Puck Live is a lot like Gmail where message board threads are created, extended, and deleted. It isn't so dynamic where it has to be a fluid design like Facebook, so like Gmail the list of threads is broken up into pages that can be "flipped through" like the long lists of e-mails on Gmail.


3DTouch For Battery
More infoBring macOS experience to your iOS device.
More infoDisable Ads between songs and popup ads in Anghami app.
More infoSmart Auto Scroll and Faster Scrolling on all app.
More infoAdd "Toggle Background Mode" action to ControlCenter.
More infoGUI Process Viewer.
More infoShow a percent when downloading from app store and a notification when it finish
More infoRun ldrestart from Activator
More infoIn-App purchases, compatible with iOS 7 -To -13.
More infoMultitasking for iOS.
More infoBring a new blur music interface to your iOS device lockscreen.
More infoGet rid of Share App option on 3D Touch menus
More infotvOS style alerts.
More infoKeyboard swiping
More infoReplace avatar in Trix with MI AMIGOS.
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Watch now: Taiwanese start-up Starlux Airlines launches its first safety video
by Jackie ChenTaiwanese start-up carrier Starlux Airlines has unveiled its first ever safety video animated in 3D called “Star Wonderers”.
The safety video, produced on a budget of NTD 30 million (US$0.98 million), features a “Starlux Universe” with a virtual Starlux terminal, aircraft and “Star Wonderers” – passengers from different planets, such as the egg-shaped robot “E-boy”, the “Single-eye Family”, the “Backpacker” that looks like a bag, and music lovers “DJ. Raga” and “Migo”.
According to Taiwan local news website udn.com, Nieh Kuo-wei, public relations manager of Starlux Airlines, said each aircraft type will feature its own version of the safety video, and the current version will be available on its A321neo aircraft.
The safety video that will be played on the airline’s A350 aircraft, the first of which is slated for delivery from late 2021, will be slightly edited based on the current version.
Besides the Chinese-English version, the airline also produced two other versions in Chinese and Japanese, as well as in sign language. The airline said the safety video in sign language will be available on its in-flight entertainment system.
Starlux Airlines will launch its first flight on January 23, 2020, and its inaugural destinations include Macau, Da Nang in Vietnam and Penang in Malaysia.


| Establishment | Address | City | Notes | X |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zack's Hot Dogs | 201 West Davis St | Burlington | ||
| Grocery Bag | 4879 NC-42 | Clayton | ||
| Jimmy's Famous Hot Dogs | 2728 Guess Rd 4435 Highway 55 |
Durham | visit only one | |
| King's Sandwich Shop | 701 Foster Street | Durham | closed Sunday's | |
| Hot Diggidy Dog | 106 Roxie Ave | Fayetteville | closed Sunday's | |
| Snoopy's Hot Dogs | 82-101 Glen Rd 3600 Hillsborough St 2431 Spring Forest Rd 1931 Wake Forest Rd |
Garner Raleigh Raleigh Raleigh |
visit only one | |
| Charlie Graingers | 248 Union Square NW | Hickory | closed Sunday's | |
| Ma's Hot Dog House | 2515 U.S. Highway 258 South | Kinston | closed Sunday's | |
| Capt'n Franks | 3800 North Croatan Highway | Kitty Hawk | open 'til 3PM on Sunday | |
| Paul's Place | 11725 US-117 | Rocky Point | ||
| Shorty's | 214 S White Street | Wake Forest | closed Sunday's | |
| Bill's Hot Dog Stand | 109 Gladden St | Washington | closed Sunday's | |
| Dick's Hot Dog Stand | 1500 Nash St N | Wilson | closed Monday's | |
| Kermit's Hot Dog House | 2220 Thomasville Rd | Winston-Salem | closed Sunday's | |
| Trolly Stop | 94 South Lumina Ave | Wrightsville Beach |


Richard N. Griffiths, Lyn Pemberton
Propose pedagogical angles on learning about interaction design through patterns, as tested with students, and detailing some of the obstacles and solutions to doing this.
"Although they understood an exposition of the Pattern Language approach, even Final year students
found it difficult to generalise from examples, a high level cognitive skill. A two-stage process is
needed if generalisations are to be made, with individuals presenting examples from their own
experience from which can be identified. "
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Komodo
talk-other-topics
A channel to talk about topics that don't fit into any other channel. You can also share interesting links here.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Cryptoon
19-Sep-19 02:29 PM
even if they say they will convert 1:1, seeing is believing just like any other promise tbh
the two devs that had unpaid invoices just got banned
jorian
19-Sep-19 02:32 PM
another chain? VRSC maybe
@Cryptoon
?
dan.
19-Sep-19 02:32 PM
theyre deleting stuff left and right
im actually in disbelief
how sociopathic the whole situation is
Cryptoon
19-Sep-19 02:33 PM
yeah twilightpunkster supposed to step away
but still ruling discord
not looking good, also reasoning behind banning the two devs etc is that they supposedly were accepting payment in k64 instead of euros
so no money now at all
good luck defending that in court lol
jorian
19-Sep-19 02:35 PM
if i were to run a business like that, i certainly wouldn't feel the need to disclose such things on discord
not being a CEO anymore as well
it just smells weird, everything there seems to be going wrong
dan.
19-Sep-19 02:37 PM
half the "team" is literally playing league of legends atm
(edited)
according to discord
Oszy
19-Sep-19 02:38 PM
no they are working hard how could you say that
jorian
19-Sep-19 02:39 PM
lol
dan.
19-Sep-19 02:39 PM
lol
@jorian
i see you on the players list, i hadnt seen a single person talk about actual games, any good?
jorian
19-Sep-19 02:41 PM
am i a player? i thought i was better than that
they just randomly assigned people roles
once i was a dev there
dan.
19-Sep-19 02:41 PM
LOL
Geert
19-Sep-19 02:42 PM
k64 ban me
Oszy
19-Sep-19 02:43 PM
I never even started the game demo they released as Windows Defender warned me about it being a trojan
1
PTYX
19-Sep-19 02:45 PM
i'm banned as well
@jorian
where you at the expo?
jorian
19-Sep-19 02:46 PM
yes
PTYX
19-Sep-19 02:46 PM
did you see any of the games?
jorian
19-Sep-19 02:46 PM
even siu was at the expo
Geert
19-Sep-19 02:46 PM
One user posted screenshots from last days nearly bought many million k64
https://ibb.co/zmVFvkj
https://ibb.co/bvLqHc2
https://ibb.co/s2RwhLT
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PTYX
19-Sep-19 02:46 PM
nice, i like the hague. it's a nice place.
jorian
19-Sep-19 02:46 PM
there were games
it really is
better than amsterdam, if you ask me
PTYX
19-Sep-19 02:47 PM
agreed
dan.
19-Sep-19 02:47 PM
i PMed layla to get confirm on what those screenies mean but no response
socioprincess instadeleted those
PTYX
19-Sep-19 02:47 PM
although amsterdam has it's cool spots. the hauge is like amsterdam with more space
jorian
19-Sep-19 02:48 PM
and classier people
Geert
19-Sep-19 02:48 PM
Sam admits no funding no Max no games no copyright no website nothing
joe2x4
19-Sep-19 02:48 PM
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@Tek
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19-Sep-19 02:48 PM
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jorian
19-Sep-19 02:48 PM
hah you failed
@Geert
that looks scammy
dan.
19-Sep-19 02:48 PM
im too lazy to manually type out those addresses in screenshots lol
jorian
19-Sep-19 02:48 PM
what is that
joe2x4
19-Sep-19 02:48 PM
K64 is most assuredly a hot dumpster fire
Geert
19-Sep-19 02:48 PM
Sam is pathological liar now i am sure
joe2x4
19-Sep-19 02:49 PM
they lost the GS investment
Cryptoon
19-Sep-19 02:49 PM
@Geert
where did he admit that?
dan.
19-Sep-19 02:49 PM
https://tenor.com/view/finger-quotes-dr-evil-austin-gif-5654378
joe2x4
19-Sep-19 02:49 PM
Maybe they should take the word Komodo out of their name as well
dan.
19-Sep-19 02:49 PM
"lost"
Geert
19-Sep-19 02:49 PM
They never had funding
@joe2x4
joe2x4
19-Sep-19 02:50 PM
True
I was wrong to hope
Geert
19-Sep-19 02:50 PM
@Cryptoon
in the k64 discord channel but Im banned
joe2x4
19-Sep-19 02:50 PM
I owe Tek a bet
dan.
19-Sep-19 02:50 PM
guys grade A sociopath. Not a SINGLE confirmation. his shits still in the mempool indefinitely
Geert
19-Sep-19 02:51 PM
Psychopathic sociopath with pathological liar syndrome
Jackpot
PTYX
19-Sep-19 02:51 PM
if the screenshots above are recent, that points to him trying to scrounge for funds to pay people back
Geert
19-Sep-19 02:51 PM
Ponzi scheme!!
joe2x4
19-Sep-19 02:51 PM
Btw I did play the one game they partially made, it was meh
PTYX
19-Sep-19 02:51 PM
@joe2x4
on PC?
joe2x4
19-Sep-19 02:52 PM
Yes.
jorian
19-Sep-19 02:52 PM
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1BmJQkhPgZgR2oXfWFiQ35AHNaovbHksDV
PTYX
19-Sep-19 02:52 PM
oh ok. yeah they look like cookie cutter games
Geert
19-Sep-19 02:53 PM
The developer freelance who make the game is banned today
No payment for him
dan.
19-Sep-19 02:53 PM
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1B6on2jL9urkqSaSbZCui38J96Fca8PVfW
Geert
19-Sep-19 02:53 PM
https://ibb.co/FDzmGZ3
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PTYX
19-Sep-19 02:53 PM
i tried joining the channel to get read the gossip but i'm banned too lol
pre-emptive ban
Geert
19-Sep-19 02:54 PM
Looks Layla saved ass from rekt she really have 3 bitcoin !!!
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jorian
19-Sep-19 02:55 PM
anyways, the game on the expo were just games. nothing special, nothing blockchain in them
they did put a lot of money in the show
joe2x4
19-Sep-19 02:55 PM
Apparently the plan was to dump k63 on exchange, get some funding from that, fake an expo to court GS or some vc. But they ducked it up. Amateurs
PTYX
19-Sep-19 02:55 PM
the whole situation is strange. it would be good if it just came to an end. if they move from the kmd chain that might be the best thing.
joe2x4
19-Sep-19 02:55 PM
Ohh they are definitely moving
As well as move office 5th time lol
jorian
19-Sep-19 02:56 PM
i don't know why changing a blockchain will suddenly change everything
it's not that the VRSC codebase allows for much more than KMD, game-wise
Geert
19-Sep-19 02:57 PM
https://media2.giphy.com/media/JUSwkiO1Eh5K43ruN0/giphy.gif?cid=790b7611979c3c7c3a7ebebaa50dc79c92a7a64252416fd4&rid=giphy.gif
Gamepolis
PTYX
19-Sep-19 02:57 PM
which chain are they switching to?
joe2x4
19-Sep-19 02:57 PM
They have no idea
dan.
19-Sep-19 02:57 PM
theyre looking for hype pumps for funding, only way this all makes any sense
http://explorer.komodore64.com/address/RRAdfZZbUb9jALpseEwAFai7HGTs564ZJD
ok layla never did the trade
PTYX
19-Sep-19 02:58 PM
so layla doxxed the screenshots publically?
this is better than a soap opera
Geert
19-Sep-19 02:58 PM
Looks she only send him 0,0001 bitcoin to test
dan.
19-Sep-19 02:59 PM
no, i dont think so. i just think the broken english made it hard to understand. she never sent past the test payment
Geert
19-Sep-19 02:59 PM
https://chain.so/address/BTC/bc1q6e7jx0l46l99pav5n0t3fmpd44yc9n6aths88e
here is last balance
jorian
19-Sep-19 02:59 PM
it can be a coerced chat
this proves nothing
joe2x4
19-Sep-19 02:59 PM
Also the guy handling the buyback quit over a week ago
Can't make this up


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