#include <XKMSRequestAbstractType.hpp>
Inheritance diagram for XKMSRequestAbstractType:
The <RequestAbstractType> is an abstract type on which all XKMS Request messages are built.
The schema definition for RequestAbstractType is as follows :
<!-- RequestAbstractType --> <complexType name="RequestAbstractType" abstract="true"> <complexContent> <extension base="xkms:MessageAbstractType"> <sequence> <element ref="xkms:ResponseMechanism" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/> <element ref="xkms:RespondWith" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/> <element ref="xkms:PendingNotification" minOccurs="0"/> </sequence> <attribute name="OriginalRequestId" type="NCName" use="optional"/> <attribute name="ResponseLimit" type="integer" use="optional"/> </extension> </complexContent> </complexType> <!-- /RequestAbstractType -->
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| virtual XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_QUALIFIER DOMElement * | getElement (void) const =0 |
| virtual const XMLCh * | getOriginalRequestId (void) const =0 |
| Get the Original Request Id for the Message. | |
| virtual unsigned int | getResponseLimit (void) const =0 |
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| virtual void | setOriginalRequestId (const XMLCh *id)=0 |
| Set the Original Reqeust Id for the Message. | |
| virtual void | setResponseLimit (unsigned int limit)=0 |
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| virtual int | getRespondWithSize (void)=0 |
| Number of RespondWith elements in this Request. | |
| virtual XKMSRespondWith * | getRespondWithItem (int item)=0 |
| Get the nth item in the RespondWith list. | |
| virtual const XMLCh * | getRespondWithItemStr (int item)=0 |
| Get the string of the nth item in the RespondWith list. | |
| virtual void | appendRespondWithItem (XKMSRespondWith *item)=0 |
| Append an item to the RespondWith list. | |
| virtual void | appendRespondWithItem (const XMLCh *item)=0 |
| Shortcut for appending an item to the RespondWith list. | |
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| virtual int | getResponseMechanismSize (void)=0 |
| Number of ResponseMechanism elements in this Request. | |
| virtual XKMSResponseMechanism * | getResponseMechanismItem (int item)=0 |
| Get the nth item in the ResponseMechanism list. | |
| virtual const XMLCh * | getResponseMechanismItemStr (int item)=0 |
| Get the string of the nth item in the ResponseMechanism list. | |
| virtual void | appendResponseMechanismItem (XKMSResponseMechanism *item)=0 |
| Append an item to the ResponseMechanism list. | |
| virtual void | appendResponseMechanismItem (const XMLCh *item)=0 |
| Shortcut for appending an item to the ResponseMechanism list. | |
| virtual void | removeResponseMechanismItem (int item)=0 |
| Remove a ResponseMechanism. |
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Kia Seltos compact SUV showcased at Guangzhou Motor Show in China
by Team ODKia Seltos, compact SUV that made a global debut in August has now be showcased at the Guangzhou Motor Show, in China. However, the Koreans have dubbed the new compact SUV KX3.
Unlike the drivetrain options for the Seltos in India, the Chinese market only gets the 1.5-litre petrol engine mated to an eight-speed automatic gearbox which is not on offer in the Indian market. With a new gearbox married to the 1.5-litre naturally aspirated engine, the international spec Seltos has a claimed fuel efficiency of 18.51 kmpl. The peak power is rated at 115PS similar to the India spec Seltos. The Chinese spec Kia Seltos gets a front collision assist and an electronic parking brake.
"The all-new KX3 is the ideal model for the exuberant, tech-savvy millennial, as it can help them achieve a lifestyle centered around personal freedom and mobility," said Li Feng, the Chief Executive Officer of Dongfeng Yueda Kia Motors Co. "The all-new KX3 is well placed to establish itself as a fresh force within in the B-segment SUV market, highlighted by its sleek, sporty look, class-transcending space, robust powertrain, and diverse, cutting-edge technologies."
KIA has also showcased K3 EV which is a mid-sized all-electric sedan. Futuron, which is a concept SUV coupe that publicly debuted earlier in November during the 2019 China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai. Also on display at the KIA pavilion are the K3 China Touring Car Championship (CTCC) racing car, Kia K3 mid-size sedan, the 2020 K5 PHEV sedan, the 2019 Kia KX5 SUV, and the Kia all-new Sportage SUV.
Also Read,
Kia Motors looking to expand sales network to 300 touchpoints by mid-2020
Upcoming Kia QYi sub-four-metre SUV spied in India
Kia Stinger sedan, Sorento and Telluride SUVs under consideration for India


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Choose the reward for completing the objective. Gift cards are the most common choice for family members especially for young children.
Bitcoin payments are also available as well as regular paypal payments as an incentive to complete the objective. Get at it!
Once the objective has been fulfilled select the COMPLETE option in the card to signal the creator of the objective that it's done.
Once the creator verifies it he can liberate the reward which will go inmediately to the user who completed it.


On 15 January 2018, 12 new articles were published in 7 journals.
Workplace Violence Toward Hospital Staff and Volunteers: A Survey of An Italian Sample
Note: although this article was published on 13 December 2017, the publisher only added it to the journal RSS feed on 15 January 2018, which is why it is shown in the list of articles for that date.
The Dr. Norman White Special Issue on Criminal Justice Scholarship & Race: A Brief Introduction
Neurobiology and Crime: A Neuro-Ethical Perspective
The Depravity Standard I: An Introduction
Recruitment of Migrant Workers in Bangladesh: Elements of Human Trafficking For Labor Exploitation
The Complex Relationship Between Police Corruption and Sex Trafficking in Origin Countries
American Crime: Ignorance Is Not An Option
The Dynamics of Legitimacy Change For the U.s. Supreme Court
India’s Psywar Against Islamic Terrorism: A Trident Strategy


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Performs k-means clustering on an H2O dataset
h2o.kmeans(training_frame, x, model_id = NULL, validation_frame = NULL, nfolds = 0, keep_cross_validation_predictions = FALSE, keep_cross_validation_fold_assignment = FALSE, fold_assignment = c("AUTO", "Random", "Modulo", "Stratified"), fold_column = NULL, ignore_const_cols = TRUE, score_each_iteration = FALSE, k = 1, estimate_k = FALSE, user_points = NULL, max_iterations = 10, standardize = TRUE, seed = -1, init = c("Random", "PlusPlus", "Furthest", "User"), max_runtime_secs = 0, categorical_encoding = c("AUTO", "Enum", "OneHotInternal", "OneHotExplicit", "Binary", "Eigen", "LabelEncoder", "SortByResponse", "EnumLimited"))
| training_frame | Id of the training data frame. |
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| x | A vector containing the |
| model_id | Destination id for this model; auto-generated if not specified. |
| validation_frame | Id of the validation data frame. |
| nfolds | Number of folds for K-fold cross-validation (0 to disable or >= 2). Defaults to 0. |
| keep_cross_validation_predictions |
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| fold_assignment | Cross-validation fold assignment scheme, if fold_column is not specified. The 'Stratified' option will stratify the folds based on the response variable, for classification problems. Must be one of: "AUTO", "Random", "Modulo", "Stratified". Defaults to AUTO. |
| fold_column | Column with cross-validation fold index assignment per observation. |
| ignore_const_cols |
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| k | The max. number of clusters. If estimate_k is disabled, the model will find k centroids, otherwise it will find up to k centroids. Defaults to 1. |
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| max_iterations | Maximum training iterations (if estimate_k is enabled, then this is for each inner Lloyds iteration) Defaults to 10. |
| standardize |
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| init | Initialization mode Must be one of: "Random", "PlusPlus", "Furthest", "User". Defaults to Furthest. |
| max_runtime_secs | Maximum allowed runtime in seconds for model training. Use 0 to disable. Defaults to 0. |
| categorical_encoding | Encoding scheme for categorical features Must be one of: "AUTO", "Enum", "OneHotInternal", "OneHotExplicit", "Binary", "Eigen", "LabelEncoder", "SortByResponse", "EnumLimited". Defaults to AUTO. |
Returns an object of class H2OClusteringModel.
h2o.cluster_sizes
, h2o.totss
, h2o.num_iterations
,
h2o.betweenss
, h2o.tot_withinss
, h2o.withinss
,
h2o.centersSTD
, h2o.centers
# NOT RUN { library(h2o) h2o.init() prosPath <- system.file("extdata", "prostate.csv", package="h2o") prostate.hex <- h2o.uploadFile(path = prosPath) h2o.kmeans(training_frame = prostate.hex, k = 10, x = c("AGE", "RACE", "VOL", "GLEASON")) # }


public interface GearmanFunction
GearmanWorker
.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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byte[] |
work(java.lang.String function,
byte[] data,
GearmanFunctionCallback callback)
The working method of a gearman function.
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byte[] work(java.lang.String function, byte[] data, GearmanFunctionCallback callback) throws java.lang.Exception
GearmanWorker
to let it know when a job for this function
comes in, to execute this method.GearmanFunctionCallback
will result in an IllegalStateException
function
- gearman function namedata
- gearman job datacallback
- An object used to send intermediate data back to the client while the job is executingjava.lang.Exception
- If the job's execution fails


CVS is the Concurrent Versions System. This is a version control system useful for projects using a central repository to hold files and then track all changes made to those files. These instructions install the client used to manipulate the repository, creation of a repository is covered at Running a CVS Server.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-7.7 platform.
Download (HTTP): http://ftp.gnu.org/non-gnu/cvs/source/stable/1.11.23/cvs-1.11.23.tar.bz2
Download (FTP): ftp://ftp.gnu.org/non-gnu/cvs/source/stable/1.11.23/cvs-1.11.23.tar.bz2
Download MD5 sum: 0213ea514e231559d6ff8f80a34117f0
Download size: 2.9 MB
Estimated disk space required: 32.3 MB
Estimated build time: 0.3 SBU (additional ~20 SBU to run the test suite)
Recommended patch: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/patches/blfs/7.7/cvs-1.11.23-zlib-1.patch
Tcsh-6.18.01, OpenSSH-6.7p1, krb4, MIT Kerberos V5-1.13.1 (for the GSSAPI libraries), ghostscript-9.15, and an MTA (that provides a sendmail command)
CVS will invoke a default text
editor to create a commit message if the -m "Commit message"
parameter was not
used when changes are committed to a repository. CVS looks for the following text editors, in
the order shown below, during configuration to determine the
default. This default can always be overridden by the CVSEDITOR
or EDITOR
environment variables and can be specified directly by passing the
--with-editor=
parameter to the configure script.
<desired text editor>
Re-alpine-2.03 (for Pico)
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/cvs
By default CVS is statically linked against the Zlib library included in its source tree. This makes it exposed to possible security vulnerabilities in that library. If you want to modify CVS to use the system shared Zlib library, apply the following patch:
patch -Np1 -i ../cvs-1.11.23-zlib-1.patch
Now fix some conflicts with newer libraries and programs:
sed -i -e 's/getline /get_line /' lib/getline.{c,h} && sed -i -e 's/^@sp$/& 1/' doc/cvs.texinfo && touch doc/*.pdf
Install CVS by running the following commands:
./configure --prefix=/usr --docdir=/usr/share/doc/cvs-1.11.23 && make
If you wish to create HTML or text docs from the documentation source files, issue the following command:
make -C doc html txt
To test the results, issue: make
check. This will take quite a while. If you don't
have rsh configured
for access to the host you are building on (or you didn't pass the
--with-rsh=
parameter to the
configure script,
some tests may fail. If you passed the --with-rsh=ssh
parameter to enable ssh as the default remote shell
program, you'll need to issue the following command so that the
tests will complete without any failures:
sed -e 's/rsh};/ssh};/' \ -e 's/g=rw,o=r$/g=r,o=r/' \ -i src/sanity.sh
Now, as the root
user:
make install && make -C doc install-pdf && install -v -m644 FAQ README /usr/share/doc/cvs-1.11.23
If you created any additional documentation, install it by issuing
the following commands as the root
user:
install -v -m644 doc/*.txt /usr/share/doc/cvs-1.11.23 && install -v -m755 -d /usr/share/doc/cvs-1.11.23/html/cvs{,client} && install -v -m644 doc/cvs.html/* \ /usr/share/doc/cvs-1.11.23/html/cvs && install -v -m644 doc/cvsclient.html/* \ /usr/share/doc/cvs-1.11.23/html/cvsclient
~/.cvsrc
is the main CVS configuration file. This file is used by
users to specify defaults for different cvs commands. For example, to
make all cvs diff
commands run with -u
, a user would
add diff -u
to their .cvsrc
file.
~/.cvswrappers
specifies wrappers
to be used in addition to those specified in the CVSROOT/cvswrappers
file in the repository.
~/.cvspass
contains passwords used
to complete logins to servers.
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We can filter which leaflet events we propagate upwars using the event-broadcast directive property, let's see how it works:
Event:


A channel to discuss trading.
Buddz199308-Jun-19 04:05 PM
loool
because skillz
we acutally have a team with skills who would have thought
This story by @campuscodi is absolutely mental. The company learned of a vulnerability in a third party library, then hacked their own users and took their cryptocurrency for safe keeping before real hackers could. Legal? Ethical? Where's the line? https://t.co/DgE3OF1mnV
Buddz199308-Jun-19 04:06 PM
ouch
dukeleto08-Jun-19 04:06 PM
that dude is ex-NSA
Buddz199308-Jun-19 04:06 PM
face burned
yea we are getting the marketing we needed
dukeleto08-Jun-19 04:07 PM
KMD just got the best marketing blitz we could ever hope for
Buddz199308-Jun-19 04:08 PM
Indeed
dukeleto08-Jun-19 04:08 PM
and I imagine people in here are still watching minutely candles and taking profits in the satoshis, smh
zerohedge would like that story since it touches on economics, property rights, crypto, ethics, etc.
Keppie08-Jun-19 04:21 PM
How did that Binance thing end ? With the maintenance thing
dxer66608-Jun-19 04:29 PM
i sent some kmd to bittrex 15 minutes before they disable kmd trading & deposit... on blockchain i can see that it confirmed, but i did not receive it in bittrex. just show me Pending Deposits 0/30
jl777c08-Jun-19 04:31 PM
likely they stopped processing deposits, so it will "arrive" when things reopen
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Keppie08-Jun-19 05:03 PM
Who else is using bitpanda here? Safe to verify myself? quite a lengthy verification process
CHMEX08-Jun-19 05:08 PM
Verification process is top! Owner of bitpanda is a kmd ico fund multisig signer(edited)
jorian08-Jun-19 05:17 PM
bad PR is still PR, although the media thinks Komodo saved the day
jl777c08-Jun-19 05:17 PM
we didnt?
it seems we did
at least to a large extent
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bishop08-Jun-19 05:21 PM
Most projects would have crumbled based off of what happened. The entire execution and process was very well thought-out. I'm sorry there are still users/3rd parties that think things would have been better had the hacker swept the funds. Other projects would look at a potential rollback, whereas KMD can continue to have a solid ledger.
Alecandro08-Jun-19 05:23 PM
Yea this is a huge win in light of the circumstances
PTYX08-Jun-19 05:27 PM
@jl777c news man said you did so that's what it is
Only a few people are angry but at the end of the day, they would be angrier if you guys didn't act.

LocoMB08-Jun-19 08:27 PM
wot? sawlysawly caught and dismembered already? and I missed it?
or still on the run? .... better have him be on the run and enjoy that creepy feeling of having to to look over his shoulder for the next 20 years or so..(edited)
Buddz199308-Jun-19 08:29 PM
still holding
LocoMB08-Jun-19 08:30 PM
sort of like craptsys BigVern- last he was spotted was somewhere in China(edited)
oth Mark Karpeles seems to have benefited from his stint in the japanese prison system - lost a lot of weight, does not have to look over his shoulder any more, might even get a real girlfriend with his new good looks instead of a cat ...
polycryptoblog08-Jun-19 08:34 PM
I hope he does get caught, will be filling up some commissaries to take care of the problem
jspook1608-Jun-19 08:49 PM
Thank you @jl777c and team. I am profoundly glad to be part of the KMD movement. Long live @jl777c
Ty. I was just wondering. Been holding a bag for a long time now and seen it moving up the last couple weeks. Im not sure whats going on with the project thats causing it thou.


--- title: Menu layout: component contributors: - name: Francis Gow github: FrancisGow - name: Elizabeth Shen github: eshen1 - name: Ed Seim github: SirSeim - name: Chris Franco github: cf7 - name: Cherrell Finister github: cfinister ---
One of the earliest and most common ways of representing equivalent information, the menu displays options for the user to select in order to find information or execute a function.
A menu is a displayed set of options or commands for the user to select. These options/commands are often stacked vertically in the form of a list that can be read from top to bottom, ideally in an order that is convenient for the user. Common occurrences of these vertical menus are shown in the below slide show.
Menus behave by reacting when a user selects an option, typically in the form of a 'click'. The "touch and hold" feature are now similar to an actual "click", as well as just simply touching the operation needed.
The menu responds to a 'click' by carrying out the function that the user has selected. It is common behavior for menus to display contain one or more sub-menus, allowing for organization and efficiency. Accordian menus, for example, can expand/collapse to displace more/fewer options. This makes it easier for the user to navigate through a multitude of options without being overwhelmed with too much information at one time.
Another example of some behaviors is having selection menus within other menus, a huge example of this is seen not only from Android but also across iOS platforms. When a selection in a menu is "clicked" it is often followed by another "sub menu" or called a "context menu" by android developers.
Typically menus are layout in an order from frequently used operations first in the application currently opened, followed by commands in order of decreasing use, with the least used command at the bottom.
The most relevant menu event is the click
. A click
event indicates that the user has selected a particular action or item from the list. Another event is the hover
, indicating that a pointing device is explicitly within the button’s bounds. Another event is the scroll
, allowing the user to maneuver through the available options. Some platforms or implementations have included other components into an item, like a swipe
, which can display alternative actions for the item, or a checkbox.
In this instance, a click tells it whether to advance deeper or retreat out of the app. Scroll moves the selector around to allow the user to “click” what they want to.
While the click
event is used in both apple platforms and android, one unique feature
that is apart of android is the click and hold
event. Which allows the user
to hold down the button triggered and move onto a seperate menu area. More of this can be seen
in the Android Generic platform tab.
As shown in the state diagram, that when an operation is "clicked" it is then triggered to enable or disable an event, but with enable the operation, it has the cause of then being able to trigger a scroll or hover event.
For more information about each platforms more special feature (such as Android) look over at its platform tab.
iOS Contacts
Pebble Timeline List
Click here to watch Android Nouget in action!
In the video linked above, it shows the android settings and highlights the click and
hold
features and some scrolling operations as mentioned before in the article
Grid - Apple TV Homescreen
Grid - OS X Color picker
These are only a few of the many interfaces that can be used to display options or actions. Depending on the content displayed, it may be better to create a custom interface. In the case of the OS X color picker, instead of listing names of colors in a standard menu, they opted to recreate a crayon box and visually display what the available colors are. In the case of the Apple TV, while you could simply list all possible apps, they opted for a grid to take better advantage of the wide aspect ratio of a TV.
An easy way to locate menus in Google’s system is to search for three parallel bars, which clearly indicate more options.
The basic menu being a fundamental component since the creation of the command-line interface, it has had plenty of time to mature and is on virtually every platform. As such, all usability metrics are important to it. The origins of menus date back to the days of pen and paper, as an easy way to organize equivalent information.
Users who are seeing a menu for the first time are immediately familir with its use by its similarity to the pen and paper. This makes learnability easy as the concept is present from childhood. Between platforms and across time, the fundamentals of a basic menu haven't changed which maximizes memorability.
Users must have no delays with using menus because it is the intermediate step between choosing an action or item and that action being performed or moving on with the item selection. Efficiency is of the essenence here. The primary time consumer is the scrolling of a manu that cannot fit onto the screen in its entirety. Depending on the platform, the scrolling event must be responsive.
Users should never select an item in the menu by mistake. This is more in the realm of the interface component that is used within the item in the menu than the menu itself. However, for example, scrolling the menu should not be mistaken for selecting a particular item. This is up to the platform to make sure that the compents that can be used within items don't conflict with the menu itself.
Learnability: The learning curve for Android Auto is significantly worse than for Apple Carplay.
Efficiency: Android Auto is more complicated than Apple’s simple, gridded layout, but can only accomplish the same amount of work.
Memorability: Although it took a while to learn the system, once learned, is intuitive and usable.
Errors: Not many errors other than how to activate the “Hey Google” button. That took a few minutes of playing around with the system and trial and error.
Satisfaction: Doesn’t look at nice as Apple Carplay due to a non-adjusting aspect ratio (tested on two phones).
Perhaps the most important interaction design principle that a menu must follow is feedback. Users must never doubt whether:


FOOLS RUSH IN A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1997 Ben Hoffman
This could have been just another lightweight bit of romantic fluff. Instead, the story has much more going for it than most films of that genre and, aided by some fine acting, turns this into a very entertaining romantic comedy.
Alex (Matthew Perry) is a nice-looking young executive type. He meets up with Isabel (Salma Hayek) a stunningly beautiful yet wholesome-looking Hispanic woman from Mexico and, after a one night stand, Alex awakes to find Isabel has left him without a word or forwarding address. That is where their relationship would have ended except that three months later, Isabel shows up at Alex's place to inform him that he is the father of the baby she has been carrying.
Isabel is a great believer in Fate. Alex is a believer in "doing the right thing." Based on these two beliefs, despite their backgrounds being very far apart (Alex is a WASP and Isabel is a Catholic of Mexican heritage), there is no question but that they must get married. There are the de rigueur meetings of each other's parents and family. The WASPs are unhappy (John Bennett Perry . . . Matthew's real-life father and Jill Clayburgh as the mother). On the Hispanic side, there is Isabel's very protective father (Tomas Milian) who still is angry that the U.S. confiscated Mexican territory, and the mother (Anne Betancourt) AND Isabel's five brothers who are suspicious of Alex's intentions. Also there is the unhappy policeman Chuy (Carlos Gomez) who was once Isabel's fiance.
As in all romantic comedies, there is the boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets girl back for the inevitable happy ending. Here it is done with humor and charm and leaves you with a nice feeling, wishing the adorable screen's couple will live happily ever after.
Deftly directed by Andy Tennant.
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This Blog - Now With HTML5
Take a look at this web site. Notice anything out of the ordinary. Hopefully you don’t, none of the layout or styling has changed noticeably recently. However, try a “View Source”. Now do you see something different? This page is now rendered with the following doctype:
<!DOCTYPE html>
That’s right, this web site is now HTML5! In fact it even validates as HTML5 successfully! If you dig past the doctype, you’ll find all sorts of HTML5 semantic elements, including
,

, and <time>
, among others. Making the transition was reasonably painless with the help of Mark Pilgrim’s excellent article on making the switch. For the most part, I just had to change a few elements and rewrite my CSS. There were a few headaches because Blueprint CSS expects your grid elements to be

s, but the following CSS added the right capabilities to my semantic elements to be compatible with Blueprint:
header, footer, nav, article {
float: left;
margin-right: 10px;
}
Of course, IE doesn’t understand the new HTML5 elements. Luckily, there’s an easy solution. I chose to write it myself, since it’s so simple, but there’s a publicly available complete solution you can use as well. Here’s mine, for reference (in the
):

And that’s all there was to it! It’s great that you can start using basic HTML5 right now without any difficulties, and it will work in all browsers, even IE6! Of course, you can’t just start using the more advanced features like <video>
or Web Workers, but basic markup is a great start.
So what do you think? You ready to upgrade your own personal site?


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Are all inductive types enumerable?
inductive types whose parts are enumerable are enumerable
indeed it's not unreasonable to have a derive_handler
for that
it would solve Q4 of my questions lol
You can prove finite trees are enumerable by using denumerable (list A)
recursively
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I am currently reading blockbusting paperback bestseller Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. It's a page-turning thriller which I am much enjoying, in a blockbusting paperback bestseller page-turning thriller kind of way. But I reach page 260, and lo! there is a sudden and awful clunk! Until now, all the dialogue has been believable—you can imagine the characters speaking the words Ms Flynn puts in their mouths. But would anyone, in any circumstances, ever, say:
“I think that's it. Yes, Amy is using a Madness song to give me a clue to my own freedom, if only I can decipher their wily, ska-infused codes.”
I shall be looking for opportunities to say this as often as possible in future.


Dear Students - This is a series of visualizations of the function f(x) = sin(x).  The length of the red line is a function of the angle in the triangle. Well, there's not much interactivity yet, but do watch the animation and think about what it means! You can push the 'P' key to pause and unpause the animation. Try pausing and unpausing it!


| | |
- builtins.object
-
- Route
- Solution
-
- SolutionA
- SolutionB
class Route(builtins.object) |
| |
Route(distance: float = 0, waypoints: list = [])
Simple route data structure with a distance value and list of waypoints.
Attributes:
distance float=0 distance of this Route.
waypoints list=[] waypoints of this Route. |
| |
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, distance: float = 0, waypoints: list = [])
- Constructs a new Route instance with an initial distance value and list
of waypoints
:param distance: distance of this Route.
:param waypoints: waypoints of this Route.
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
|
class Solution(builtins.object) |
| |
Solution(pts: list)
Base abstract Solution class.
Attributes:
pts list points of this Solution.
total_dst float=0 total distance of the waypoints of this solution
waypoints list=[0] waypoints of this solution |
| |
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, pts: list)
- Constructs a new Solution instance with an initial list of points.
:param pts: the points list to use for this solution.
- find_and_append_next_route(self, max_charge: float)
- Convenience method for automatically appending the next route.
:param max_charge: the max charge allowed for the robot measured in distance.
- find_next_route(self, max_charge: float)
- Finds the next valid route that starts and ends at home and returns the
distance traveled and waypoints of that route.
Extending classes MUST implement this abstract method and return a Route
instance.
:param max_charge: the max charge allowed for the robot measured in
distance.
:return: a Route instance.
- generate_waypoints(self, max_charge: float, verbose: bool = False)
- Generates the full route of subroutes for the robot to traverse all waypoints
in 'self.pts'. This extendeding class may override this method, but it will
sacrifice the standard output logic of this default implementation.
:param max_charge: the max charge allowed for the robot measured in distance.
:param verbose: specify 'True' to output verbose messages to stdout. Default
value is 'False'.
:return: a list of waypoints indices pointing to elements in 'self.pts'.
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
|
class SolutionA(Solution) |
| |
SolutionA(pts: list)
- Most efficient implementation in terms of developmental complexity.
- Computational complexity is exponential O(N * (N - c)), where c is the number
of points already visited
- Point traversal complexity is linear O(N + c), where c is number of times
returning home
- Scalability is not ideal for magnitudes where N > 1,000,000 - a multiprocessing
approach would improve computational performance by a linear factor,
O((N * N - c) / t), where c is the number of points already visited, and t is
the number of threads used for multiprocessing. |
| |
- Method resolution order:
- SolutionA
- Solution
- builtins.object
Methods defined here:
- find_next_loc_from(self, loc, max_charge: float, dst_traveled: float = 0, waypoints=[])
- Finds the next location from a starting location and appends the new location,
if it is traversable, to passed in existing distance traveled as well as waypoints.
:param max_charge: the max charge allowed for the robot measured in distance.
:param dst_traveled: the distance already traveled thus far.
:param waypoints: the waypoints already traveled.
:return: a 4-d tuple containing the new location traveled to, the location index in
pts, the new total distance traveled thus far, the llist of waypoints traveled.
- find_next_route(self, max_charge: float)
- Finds the next valid route that starts and ends at home and returns the
distance traveled and waypoints of that route.
Extending classes MUST implement this abstract method and return a Route
instance.
:param max_charge: the max charge allowed for the robot measured in
distance.
:return: a Route instance.
Methods inherited from Solution:
- __init__(self, pts: list)
- Constructs a new Solution instance with an initial list of points.
:param pts: the points list to use for this solution.
- find_and_append_next_route(self, max_charge: float)
- Convenience method for automatically appending the next route.
:param max_charge: the max charge allowed for the robot measured in distance.
- generate_waypoints(self, max_charge: float, verbose: bool = False)
- Generates the full route of subroutes for the robot to traverse all waypoints
in 'self.pts'. This extendeding class may override this method, but it will
sacrifice the standard output logic of this default implementation.
:param max_charge: the max charge allowed for the robot measured in distance.
:param verbose: specify 'True' to output verbose messages to stdout. Default
value is 'False'.
:return: a list of waypoints indices pointing to elements in 'self.pts'.
Data descriptors inherited from Solution:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
|
class SolutionB(Solution) |
| |
SolutionB(pts: list)
Template Solution B for POC example should another route
selection process be considered. See SolutionB_try.py which
should it's business logic be a good candidate for
another edge case, it could eventually be implemented
here. |
| |
- Method resolution order:
- SolutionB
- Solution
- builtins.object
Methods defined here:
- find_next_route(self, max_charge: float)
- Finds the next valid route that starts and ends at home and returns the
distance traveled and waypoints of that route.
Extending classes MUST implement this abstract method and return a Route
instance.
:param max_charge: the max charge allowed for the robot measured in
distance.
:return: a Route instance.
Methods inherited from Solution:
- __init__(self, pts: list)
- Constructs a new Solution instance with an initial list of points.
:param pts: the points list to use for this solution.
- find_and_append_next_route(self, max_charge: float)
- Convenience method for automatically appending the next route.
:param max_charge: the max charge allowed for the robot measured in distance.
- generate_waypoints(self, max_charge: float, verbose: bool = False)
- Generates the full route of subroutes for the robot to traverse all waypoints
in 'self.pts'. This extendeding class may override this method, but it will
sacrifice the standard output logic of this default implementation.
:param max_charge: the max charge allowed for the robot measured in distance.
:param verbose: specify 'True' to output verbose messages to stdout. Default
value is 'False'.
:return: a list of waypoints indices pointing to elements in 'self.pts'.
Data descriptors inherited from Solution:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
| |


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Originally found in David Ahl's BASIC Computer Games (1978)
Converted to JavaScript in February 2021 by Les Orchard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>INSTRUCTIONS FOR 'SUPER STAR TREK' 1. WHEN YOU SEE \COMMAND ?\ PRINTED, ENTER ONE OF THE LEGAL COMMANDS (NAV,SRS,LRS,PHA,TOR,SHE,DAM,COM, OR XXX). 2.  3.  IF YOU TYPE IN ILLEGAL DATA (LIKE NEGATIVE NUMBERS), THAN COMMAND WILL BE ABORTED THE GALAXY IS DIVIDED INTO AN 8 X 8 QUADRANT GRID, AND EACH QUADRANT IS FURTHER DIVIDED INTO AN 8 X 8 SECTOR GRID.   INTEGER AND REAL VALUES MAY BE ... USED. (THUS COURSE 1.5 IS HALF- 5 ---*--- 1 WAY BETWEEN 1 AND 2 ... . . . VALUES MAY APPROACH 9.0, WHICH 6 7 8 ITSELF IS EQUIVALENT TO 1.0" COURSE ONE WARP FACTOR IS THE SIZE OF ONE QUADTANT.     EXAMPLE - 207 = 2 KLINGONS, NO STARBASES, & 7 STARS. \PHA\ COMMAND = PHASER CONTROL. ALLOWS YOU TO DESTROY THE KLINGON BATTLE CRUISERS BY ZAPPING THEM WITH SUITABLY LARGE UNITS OF ENERGY TO DEPLETE THEIR SHIELD POWER.    THE LIBRARY-COMPUTER (\COM\ COMMAND) HAS AN OPTION TO COMPUTE TORPEDO TRAJECTORY FOR YOU (OPTION 2) \SHE\ COMMAND = SHIELD CONTROL DEFINES THE NUMBER OF ENERGY UNITS TO BE ASSIGNED TO THE SHIELDS. ENERGY IS TAKEN FROM TOTAL SHIP'S ENERGY.


RegEx - Regular Expressions
What they do and how they help you
August 09, 2015
What is a regular expression?
A regular expression (short: RegEx) is a sequence of characters that define a search pattern. They are useful when searching for data in text or when performing "search-and-replace" operations by matching this search pattern in the text. A RegEx can be a single character, or a more complicated sequence of characters. RegEx can make a search much more powerful, because they can include modifiers and for example perform a case insensitive search.
Syntax
/pattern/modifiers;
A good reference on RegEx syntax can be found under this link: w3schools' JavaScript RegExp Reference
Modifiers
| Modifier | Description |
|---|---|
| i | perform case-insensitive match |
| g | perform a global match (finds all matches, does not stop after the first match) |
| m | perform multiline matching |
Brackets
Brackets are used to find a range of characters
| Expression | Description |
|---|---|
| [abc] | find any character between the brackets |
| ^[abc] | find any character NOT between the brackets |
| [a-z] or [A-Z] or [A-z] | find any character from lowercase a to lowercase z / from uppercase A to uppercase Z / from uppercase A to lowercase Z |
| [0-9] | find any digit between the brackets |
| (a|b) | find any of the alternatives |
Metacharacters
Metacharacters have a special meaning. They are written with a backslash. Using a capital letter will negate the meaning of the lowercase letter.
| Character | Description |
|---|---|
| . | find a single character, except newline or line terminator |
| \w | find a word character |
| \d | find a digit |
| \s | find a whitespace character |
| \b | find a match at the beginning/end of a word |
Quantifiers
Quantifiers define quantities.
| Character | Description |
|---|---|
| n+ | matches any string that contains at least one 'n' |
| n* | matches any string that contains zero or more occurrences of 'n' |
| n? | matches any string that contains zero or one occurence of 'n' |
| {a} | matches any string that contains exactly a occurences of the pattern |
| {a, b} | matches any string that contains exactly a to b occurences of the pattern |
| {a,} | matches any string that contains at least a occurences of the pattern |
| \b | find a match at the beginning/end of a word |
Application in JavaScript
In JavaScript, regular expressions are often used with the string methods:
match()
, which searches for a match of the pattern and returns the pattern that match.search()
, which searches for a match of the pattern and returns the position of the match.replace()
, which returns a modified string where the pattern is replaced.
Examples
| RegEx | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
| /us/ | matches "us" | in "us", "house", "mouse", "fuss". |
| /^un/ | matches "un" | in the beginning of the expression that is being matched, e.g. "unfair". |
| /ab*c/ | matches "ac", "abc", "abbc" and "abbbbbbbc" | the last character before the *, can have zero or more occurences. |
| /ab+c/ | matches "abc", "abbc" and "abbbbbbbc", but not "ac" | the last character before the *, has at least one occurence. |


1. Select the exported json file:
2. Select the search.json.mozlz4 file (*):
3.
(*) Used to import only added engines
(*) Due to Firefox limitations, the "search.json.mozlz4" file must be manually selected from the profile folder
How to locate the profile folder


Interests
Gaming
I have enjoyed playing video games since the age of four. I started off playing the Sega Megadrive with Ecco the Dolphin and now I have moved onto PC gaming with games such as League of Legends and World of Warcraft.
I have been running my own raiding guild in World of Warcraft for the past three years now which has been a great experience. This has taught me how to manage people from various backgrounds and cultures.
Tv/Film
I enjoy watching various tv shows and movies using streaming sites such as Netflix and Amazon Prime. The Walking Dead and Breaking Bad are amongst my favourites!
Language
As mentioned above, I play with people from various countries. I have learned a little Spanish whilst playing with some Spanish friends. In addition to this, I am actively learning Finnish in preparation for my move to Finland. Puhun vähän Suomea


Introduction
This example shows how to handle two lists for selecting items. One showing selected items, the other showing remaining options available (minus the selected options).
As you select items from the ComboBox, they are moved to the "Selected" listbox. Selected items have a remove button, which returns the item to the "select" Combo.
Download
You can download the sample project here :
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/How-to-manage-availablesele-175b1682
Description
This sample project shows two methods of coding this solution, firstly using MVVM architecture, then using plain old code behind.
MVVM
Firstly, let's look at the nicer way to do this. Example 1 has just one line in the code-behind:
DataContext =
new
ViewModel.Example1ViewModel();
Then the ViewModel takes over. Everything is therefore done with bindings in Example1Window.xaml, as the ViewModel does not know of any controls. Here is the 'available' listbox:
<
ComboBox
ItemsSource
=
"{Binding UnselectedPeople}"
DisplayMemberPath
=
"Name"
Margin
=
"0,0,10,0"
helpers:EventToCommand.Event
=
"ComboBox.SelectionChanged"
helpers:EventToCommand.CommandParameter
=
"{Binding
SelectedItem, RelativeSource={RelativeSource Self}}"
helpers:EventToCommand.Command
=
"{Binding SelectPersonCommand}"
/>
The EventToCommand and RelayCommand shown in this project are from my MVVMXL sample project.
The 'selected' listbox is as follows:
<
ListBox
ItemsSource
=
"{Binding SelectedPeople}"
Grid.Row
=
"1"
Background
=
"{x:Null}"
BorderThickness
=
"0"
FontWeight
=
"Bold"
ItemTemplate
=
"{StaticResource SelectedPersonItemTemplate}"
ItemContainerStyle
=
"{StaticResource StretchedItemContainer}"
/>
SelectedPeople is an ObservableCollection, so any changes are reflected back in the UI, but UnselectedPeople is a calculated property, that needs triggering
(manually calling RaisepropertyChanged) every time an option is selected or removed.
private
void
DoSelectPerson(
object
parameter)
{
var person = parameter
as
Person;
if
(person ==
null
)
return
;
SelectedPeople.Add(person);
RaisePropertyChanged(
"UnselectedPeople"
);
//Regenerate the list
}
void
DoUnselectPerson(
object
parameter)
{
var person = parameter
as
Person;
SelectedPeople.Remove(person);
RaisePropertyChanged(
"UnselectedPeople"
);
//Regenerate the list
}
public
List<Person> UnselectedPeople
{
get
{
if
(SelectedPeople.Count == 0)
return
AllPeople;
return
AllPeople.Except(SelectedPeople).ToList();
}
}
Code Behind
public
List<Person> UnselectedPeople
{
get
{
if
(SelectedPeople.Count == 0)
return
AllPeople;
return
AllPeople.Except(SelectedPeople).ToList();
}
}
public
Example2Window()
{
InitializeComponent();
AllPeople =
new
List<Person>();
for
(var i = 0; i < 10; i++)
AllPeople.Add(
new
Person(i,
"Person_"
+ i));
lstSelected.ItemsSource = SelectedPeople =
new
ObservableCollection<Person>();
LoadUnselectedCombo();
}
private
void
ComboBox_SelectionChanged(
object
sender, SelectionChangedEventArgs e)
{
var person = cmbUnselected.SelectedItem
as
Person;
if
(person !=
null
)
{
SelectedPeople.Add(person);
LoadUnselectedCombo();
}
}
private
void
Button_Click(
object
sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
var button = sender
as
Button;
var person = button.DataContext
as
Person;
if
(button !=
null
&& person !=
null
)
{
SelectedPeople.Remove(person);
LoadUnselectedCombo();
}
}
void
LoadUnselectedCombo()
{
cmbUnselected.ItemsSource = UnselectedPeople;
}
public
List<Person> UnselectedPeople
{
get
{
if
(SelectedPeople.Count == 0)
return
AllPeople;
return
AllPeople.Except(SelectedPeople).ToList();
}
}
public
Example2Window()
{
InitializeComponent();
AllPeople =
new
List<Person>();
for
(var i = 0; i < 10; i++)
AllPeople.Add(
new
Person(i,
"Person_"
+ i));
lstSelected.ItemsSource = SelectedPeople =
new
ObservableCollection<Person>();
LoadUnselectedCombo();
}
private
void
ComboBox_SelectionChanged(
object
sender, SelectionChangedEventArgs e)
{
var person = cmbUnselected.SelectedItem
as
Person;
if
(person !=
null
)
{
SelectedPeople.Add(person);
LoadUnselectedCombo();
}
}
private
void
Button_Click(
object
sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
var button = sender
as
Button;
var person = button.DataContext
as
Person;
if
(button !=
null
&& person !=
null
)
{
SelectedPeople.Remove(person);
LoadUnselectedCombo();
}
}
void
LoadUnselectedCombo()
{
cmbUnselected.ItemsSource = UnselectedPeople;
}


public class Column
extends Object
DataFrame
.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Column(org.apache.spark.sql.catalyst.expressions.Expression expr) |
Column(String name) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Column |
and(Column other)
Boolean AND.
|
static Column |
apply(org.apache.spark.sql.catalyst.expressions.Expression expr) |
static Column |
apply(String colName) |
Column |
as(String alias)
Gives the column an alias.
|
Column |
as(scala.Symbol alias)
Gives the column an alias.
|
Column |
asc()
Returns an ordering used in sorting.
|
Column |
cast(org.apache.spark.sql.types.DataType to)
Casts the column to a different data type.
|
Column |
cast(String to)
Casts the column to a different data type, using the canonical string representation
of the type.
|
Column |
contains(Object other)
Contains the other element.
|
Column |
desc()
Returns an ordering used in sorting.
|
Column |
divide(Object other)
Division this expression by another expression.
|
Column |
endsWith(Column other)
String ends with.
|
Column |
endsWith(String literal)
String ends with another string literal.
|
Column |
eqNullSafe(Object other)
Equality test that is safe for null values.
|
boolean |
equals(Object that) |
Column |
equalTo(Object other)
Equality test.
|
void |
explain(boolean extended)
Prints the expression to the console for debugging purpose.
|
Column |
geq(Object other)
Greater than or equal to an expression.
|
Column |
getField(String fieldName)
An expression that gets a field by name in a
StructField . |
Column |
getItem(int ordinal)
An expression that gets an item at position
ordinal out of an array. |
Column |
gt(Object other)
Greater than.
|
int |
hashCode() |
Column |
in(Column... list)
A boolean expression that is evaluated to true if the value of this expression is contained
by the evaluated values of the arguments.
|
Column |
in(scala.collection.Seq<Column> list)
A boolean expression that is evaluated to true if the value of this expression is contained
by the evaluated values of the arguments.
|
Column |
isNotNull()
True if the current expression is NOT null.
|
Column |
isNull()
True if the current expression is null.
|
Column |
leq(Object other)
Less than or equal to.
|
Column |
like(String literal)
SQL like expression.
|
Column |
lt(Object other)
Less than.
|
Column |
minus(Object other)
Subtraction.
|
Column |
mod(Object other)
Modulo (a.k.a.
|
Column |
multiply(Object other)
Multiplication of this expression and another expression.
|
Column |
notEqual(Object other)
Inequality test.
|
Column |
or(Column other)
Boolean OR.
|
Column |
plus(Object other)
Sum of this expression and another expression.
|
Column |
rlike(String literal)
SQL RLIKE expression (LIKE with Regex).
|
Column |
startsWith(Column other)
String starts with.
|
Column |
startsWith(String literal)
String starts with another string literal.
|
Column |
substr(Column startPos,
Column len)
An expression that returns a substring.
|
Column |
substr(int startPos,
int len)
An expression that returns a substring.
|
String |
toString() |
static scala.Option<org.apache.spark.sql.catalyst.expressions.Expression> |
unapply(Column col) |
public Column(org.apache.spark.sql.catalyst.expressions.Expression expr)
public Column(String name)
public static Column apply(String colName)
public static Column apply(org.apache.spark.sql.catalyst.expressions.Expression expr)
public static scala.Option<org.apache.spark.sql.catalyst.expressions.Expression> unapply(Column col)
public Column in(Column... list)
public String toString()
toString
in class Object
public boolean equals(Object that)
equals
in class Object
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class Object
public Column equalTo(Object other)
// Scala:
df.filter( df("colA") === df("colB") )
// Java
import static org.apache.spark.sql.functions.*;
df.filter( col("colA").equalTo(col("colB")) );
public Column notEqual(Object other)
// Scala:
df.select( df("colA") !== df("colB") )
df.select( !(df("colA") === df("colB")) )
// Java:
import static org.apache.spark.sql.functions.*;
df.filter( col("colA").notEqual(col("colB")) );
public Column gt(Object other)
// Scala: The following selects people older than 21.
people.select( people("age") > lit(21) )
// Java:
import static org.apache.spark.sql.functions.*;
people.select( people("age").gt(21) );
public Column lt(Object other)
// Scala: The following selects people younger than 21.
people.select( people("age") < 21 )
// Java:
people.select( people("age").lt(21) );
public Column leq(Object other)
// Scala: The following selects people age 21 or younger than 21.
people.select( people("age") <= 21 )
// Java:
people.select( people("age").leq(21) );
public Column geq(Object other)
// Scala: The following selects people age 21 or older than 21.
people.select( people("age") >= 21 )
// Java:
people.select( people("age").geq(21) )
public Column eqNullSafe(Object other)
public Column isNull()
public Column isNotNull()
public Column or(Column other)
// Scala: The following selects people that are in school or employed.
people.filter( people("inSchool") || people("isEmployed") )
// Java:
people.filter( people("inSchool").or(people("isEmployed")) );
public Column and(Column other)
// Scala: The following selects people that are in school and employed at the same time.
people.select( people("inSchool") && people("isEmployed") )
// Java:
people.select( people("inSchool").and(people("isEmployed")) );
public Column plus(Object other)
// Scala: The following selects the sum of a person's height and weight.
people.select( people("height") + people("weight") )
// Java:
people.select( people("height").plus(people("weight")) );
public Column minus(Object other)
// Scala: The following selects the difference between people's height and their weight.
people.select( people("height") - people("weight") )
// Java:
people.select( people("height").minus(people("weight")) );
public Column multiply(Object other)
// Scala: The following multiplies a person's height by their weight.
people.select( people("height") * people("weight") )
// Java:
people.select( people("height").multiply(people("weight")) );
public Column divide(Object other)
// Scala: The following divides a person's height by their weight.
people.select( people("height") / people("weight") )
// Java:
people.select( people("height").divide(people("weight")) );
public Column mod(Object other)
public Column in(scala.collection.Seq<Column> list)
public Column like(String literal)
public Column rlike(String literal)
public Column getItem(int ordinal)
ordinal
out of an array.
public Column getField(String fieldName)
StructField
.
public Column substr(Column startPos, Column len)
startPos
- expression for the starting position.len
- expression for the length of the substring.
public Column substr(int startPos, int len)
startPos
- starting position.len
- length of the substring.
public Column contains(Object other)
public Column startsWith(String literal)
public Column endsWith(String literal)
public Column as(String alias)
// Renames colA to colB in select output.
df.select($"colA".as("colB"))
public Column as(scala.Symbol alias)
// Renames colA to colB in select output.
df.select($"colA".as('colB))
public Column cast(org.apache.spark.sql.types.DataType to)
// Casts colA to IntegerType.
import org.apache.spark.sql.types.IntegerType
df.select(df("colA").cast(IntegerType))
// equivalent to
df.select(df("colA").cast("int"))
public Column cast(String to)
string
, boolean
, byte
, short
, int
, long
,
float
, double
, decimal
, date
, timestamp
.
// Casts colA to integer.
df.select(df("colA").cast("int"))
public Column desc()
// Scala: sort a DataFrame by age column in descending order.
df.sort(df("age").desc)
// Java
df.sort(df.col("age").desc());
public Column asc()
// Scala: sort a DataFrame by age column in ascending order.
df.sort(df("age").asc)
// Java
df.sort(df.col("age").asc());
public void explain(boolean extended)


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"A good personal statement could help you knock the door of your dream dental school."
Personal Statement is ...
Your voice and idea
A way to let dental school to know who you actually are
Essential components(2)
Theme
a unifying idea, image or motif, repeated or developed throughout the statement
Potential Themes
Who are you
Who/What has influence you to become who you are today
The road traveled
Why dentistry
Demonstrate
your claims about your skills, abilities, interests, and/or personal characteristics
For example:
Special experiences(internships, community outreach, mission trips, research, etc.)
Challenges overcome to reach your goal of becoming a health professional.
How have those experiences influenced you?
What special talents or leadership skills do you have?
All of the things above, just help you to brainstorm idea for your personal statement.After getting the idea, you will need to
organize your idea into a well-written essay. Below are some of the very helpful resources for perfecting a dental school personal statement.
Feel free to browse through the wealth of information found in the links below.


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Basic datatypes were introduced in Section Message Data Message Data on page Message Data and in Section Data Type Matching and Data Conversion Data Type Matching and Data Conversion on page Data Type Matching and Data Conversion . In this chapter, this model is extended to describe any data layout. We consider general datatypes that allow one to transfer efficiently heterogeneous and noncontiguous data. We conclude with the description of calls for explicit packing and unpacking of messages.


A multiple master font is a (PostScript Type1) font which contains, in one font description several extreme styles of a font family and code for interpolating between them to produce intermediate designs. Apple has a similar conceptfor TrueType -- The only name I've seen given to this is "Apple Distortable Font" -- I call both multiple master.
A multiple master font has several axes along which variation may occur. For example a font might allow variation along the Weight axis (everything from Thin to Black), along the Width axis (Condensed to Extended) and along the Optical Size axis (from 6pt to 72pt). The Type1 spec requires that there be a design for every extreme combination along each axis. In the above example there should be:
- Thin Condensed 6pt
- Thin Condensed 72pt
- Thin Extended 6pt
- Thin Extended 72pt
- Black Condensed 6pt
- Black Condensed 72pt
- Black Extended 6pt
- Black Extended 72pt
A font designer may also add intermediate designs as well.
From these extreme designs PostScript is able to interpolate any intermediate style desired (as Normal Normal 12pt).
Apple has a slightly different format, not only must the extreme designs be specified but the default designs must be as well (so Apple requires 3 designs per axis as opposed to 2 for PostScript). In the above example there would be 27 designs:
- Thin Condensed 6pt
- Thin Condensed 12pt
- Thin Condensed 72pt
- Thin 6pt
- Thin 12pt
- Thin 72pt
- Thin Extended 6pt
- Thin Extended 12pt
- Thin Extended 72pt
- Regular Condensed 6pt
- ...
- Black Extended 72pt
Apple also allows for intermediate designs, but FontForge does not currently support this.
A font designer first determines how many axes s/he will need. PostScript allows a maximum of 4 axes in a Type1 font. FontForge only supports 4 axes for Apple's fonts too.
Then s/he provides information about each axis, specifically:
- The axis type (Weight, Width, Optical Size, etc)
- The range of design values over which this axis will vary
Typically 1-999 for Weight and Width (1 being extremely thin or condensed, 999 being extremely black or extended) or 6-72 for Optical Size
Apple fonts seem to have a different default range, .05-2.0 - A mapping from the design value range to the range [0 1] called the normalized range. (Apple maps to [-1,1] with the default design mapped to 0)
This mapping is piecewise linear. Generally it will just be the obvious (1=>0.0, 999=>1.0) but it is possible to add intermediate points so that 500=>.3 which would give a different scaling between 1&500 than between 500&999. - In an apple distortable font, each axis must be given a name which may be translated into multiple languages.
Then s/he determines the number of designs needed. In a Type1 font there may be at most 16, and at least 2^axis-count. So in a 3 axis font there must be at least 8 designs, one for each extreme.
For Type1 fonts s/he needs to write two postscript functions
NormalizeDesignVector
FontForge is always able to generate this function for the user (unless the user wants something non-linear). This maps a vector of design values to their normalized values (in our three axis case above it might map [400 500 12] to [.4 .5 .09])
ConvertDesignVector
In the usual cases FontForge is able to create this function for the user (but in more complicated cases, with intermediate designs it is unable to do so). This function takes a normalized vector (as produced above) and figures out how much each weight to give each design in the final blend.
Finally s/he provides a default vector of design weights (one for each design). This will be used when the multiple master font is used without any additional information being provided. It should describe the normal variant of the font. The sum of all the weights must be 1.0. In the above example, if we take [400 500 12] as our definition of "normal" this vector might look like: [.273 .027 .273 .027 .182 .018 .182 .018].
Apple distortable fonts do not need the postscript functions, nor the default weight vector mentioned above. Instead they need a set of named styles which map a particular coordinate in design space to a name (which may be provided in several languages).
Corresponding glyphs in each design must have certain similarities:
- There must be the same number of contours (or references)
- There must be the same number of points on each contour
- Corresponding contours must be oriented in the same direction
- In a Type1 fonts there must be corresponding hints, and hint substitution points.
- In a TrueType font corresponding glyphs share the same instructions (and 'fpgm' and 'prep' tables), but may have different 'cvt ' tables.
The Dialog
This dialog is used for creating and modifying multiple master fonts. It contains several sub-dialogs which must be processed in sequence, and follows pretty closely to the process described above. I will first show the sequence for Adobe's fonts, and then explain Apple's fonts.
The first screen allows you to choose the type of distortable font you wish to generate (Adobe Multiple Master, or Apple), the number of axes in your font, and the number of master designs, and a family name (which will be used for creating new fonts, if you need any new ones).
The second screen gives you control of each axis. There are a few standard axis types defined by Adobe (and by Apple), but you could define your own. Note that there are fields which are disabled here, they only apply to Apple's fonts.
Then you must assign a font to each of the master designs. You can either have FontForge create a new font for you (as here), or use an already loaded font, or browse your disk for a font (don't try to use the same font twice).
You must also specify the coordinates of this design along the axes. If you use the minimum number of designs they will all be extremes and the coordinate values will be either 0 or 1. Unless you are working with intermediate designs it is best to let FontForge initialize this field for you.
This screen shows the postscript functions needed to map a design vector to a weight vector (ie. given positions on each of the design axes, these produce blending coefficients for each master design). In most useful case FontForge is able to generate these functions automatically, but if you use intermediate designs things get too complicated for FontForge and you must enter the functions manually.
The last screen shows the default weights (which you may either enter directly or as coordinates along the design axes), the ForceBoldThreshold private dictionary entry).
### An Apple distortable font.
The dialog looks very similar, but there are a few differences. In the Axis pane of the dlg, you must also specify a default value for the axis, and a translatable name.
Apple allows coordinates in design space to be named. Here the name "Black" is given to the location where Weight=3.2 (the darkest value) and Width=1 (the default value). Again these names can be translated into multiple languages.
A suggestion ------------
Adobe's Type1 fonts require all the extreme designs to be specified, so that for a 3 axis multiple master font, you need 8 designs. This is because Adobe only seems to expect interpolation to be used. On the other hand in many cases extrapolation can be used to generate some of these designs. In the 3 axis case you only need to produces 4 designs (one for the base, and one each to express the variation on each axis).
I will describe the 2 axis case in detail (because it is easier to visualize): Suppose you have a font which varies on the Weight axis from 50 to 900, and on the Width axis from 100 to 1000. And suppose you have created fonts for Weight=50,Width=100 & Weight=50, Width=100 & Weight=900,Width=100. Call these designs 0, 1 and 2. We wish to produce a design, 3, with Weight=900, Width=1000.
First we must produce an intermediate design (which we will delete later), call it "I". Use FontForge's Element->Interpolate Fonts command to produce a design which is 50% of the way from design 1 to design 2 (This will be Weight=475, Width=550). Then produce another design with is 200% of the way from design 0 to design "I". This will be the desired extreme design.
Adobe's Type2 designs appear to have been prepared to allow this approach, but the multiple master operators were dropped from the Type2 spec, and the question is moot.


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The links below are to resources available on the Internet. They were valid at the time of writing, but (the Net being what it is) they may well be out of date by the time you read this. If so, you could try a general search for the filenames, or come to the Pragmatic Programmer Web site (www.pragmaticprogrammer.com) and follow our links.
Emacs and vi are not the only cross-platform editors, but they are freely available and widely used. A quick scan through a magazine such as Dr. Dobbs will turn up several commercial alternatives.
Both Emacs and XEmacs are available on Unix and Windows platforms.
The ultimate in big editors, containing every feature that any editor has ever had, Emacs has a near-vertical learning curve, but repays handsomely once you've mastered it. It also makes a great mall and news reader, address book, calendar and diary, adventure game, ….
Spawned from the original Emacs some years ago, XEmacs is reputed to have cleaner internals and a better-looking interface.
There are at least 15 different vi clones available. Of these, vim is probably ported to the most platforms, and so would be a good choice of editor if you find yourself working in many different environments.
ftp://ftp.fu-berlin.de/misc/editors/vim
From the documentation: "There are a lot of enhancements above vi: multi level undo, multi windows and buffers, syntax highlighting, command line editing, filename completion, on-line help, visual selection, etc…."
An enhanced vi clone with support for X.
http://www.cs.sunysb.edu/~kifer/emacs.html
Viper is a set of macros that make Emacs look like vi. Some may doubt the wisdom of taking the world's largest editor and extending it to emulate an editor whose strength is its compactness. Others claim it combines the best of both worlds.
www.fsf.org/software/gcc/gcc.html
One of the most popular C and C++ compilers on the planet. It also does Objective-C. (At the time of writing, the egcs project, which previously splintered from gcc, is in the process of merging back into the fold.)
Home of Java, including downloadable SDKs, documentation, tutorials, news, and more.
O'Reilly hosts this set of Peri-related resources.
The Python object-oriented programming language is interpreted and interactive, with a slightly quirky syntax and a wide and loyal following.
The GNU Eiffel compiler runs on any machine that has an ANSI C compiler and a Posix runtime environment.
Interactive Software Engineering is the originator of Design by Contract, and sells a commercial Eiffel compiler and related tools.
Sather is an experimental language that grew out of Eiffel. It aims to support higher-order functions and iteration abstraction as well as Common Lisp, CLU, or Scheme, and to be as efficient as C, C++, or Fortran.
Home of the VisualWorks Smalltalk environment. Noncommercial versions for Windows and Linux are available for free.
Squeak is a freely available, portable implementation of Smalltalk-80 written in itself; it can produce C code output for higher performance.
A very dynamic language with roots in Objective-C.
A project that builds high-performance computers out of networked clusters of inexpensive Linux boxes.
Design by Contract formalism of preconditions, postconditions, and invariants, implemented as a preprocessor for Java. Honors inheritance, implements existential quantifiers, and more.
www.cs.ntu.edu.au/homepages/pjm/nana-home/index.html
Improved support for assertion checking and logging in C and C++. It also provides some support for Design by Contract.
A free graphical front end for Unix debuggers.
st-www.cs.uiuc.edu/users/brant/Refactory
A popular refactoring browser for Smalltalk.
www.zib.de/Visual/software/doc++/index.html
DOC++ is a documentation system for C/C++ and Java that generates both and HTML output for sophisticated online browsing of your documentation directly from the C++ header or Java class flies.
A simple but powerful concept, the xUnit unit testing framework provides a consistent platform for testing software written in a variety of languages.
Tcl ("Tool Command Language") is a scripting language designed to be easy to embed into an application.
An extension built on Tcl [URL 23], expect allows you to script interaction with programs. As well as helping you write command flies that (for example) fetch files from remote servers or extend the power of your shell, expect can be useful when performing regression testing. A graphical version, expectk, lets you wrap non-GUI applications with a windowing front end.
www.almaden.ibm.com/cs/TSpaces
From their Web page: "T Spaces is a network communication buffer with database capabilities. It enables communication between applications and devices in a network of heterogeneous computers and operating systems. T Spaces provides group communication services, database services, URL-based file transfer services, and event notification services."
A parser generator that is tightly coupled to the Java language.
www.gnu.org/software/bison/bison.html
bison takes an input grammar specification and generates from it the C source code of a suitable parser.
SWIG is a software development tool that connects programs written in C, C++, and Objective-C with a variety of high-level programming languages such as Perl, Python, and Tcl/Tk, as well as Java, Eiffel, and Guile.
The OMG is the steward of various specifications for producing distributed object-based systems. Their work includes the Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) and the Internet Inter-ORB Protocol (IIOP). Combined, these specifications make it possible for objects to communicate with each other, even if they are written in different languages and run on different types of computers.
www.gtlinc.com/Products/Uwin/uwin.html
Global Technologies, Inc., Old Bridge, NJ
The UWIN package provides Windows Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs) that emulate a large portion of the Unix C level library interface. Using this interface, GTL has ported a large number of Unix command-line tools to Windows. See also [URL 31].
Cygnus Solutions, Sunnyvale, CA
The Cygnus package also emulates the the Unix C library interface, and provides a large array of Unix command-line tools under the Windows operating system.
www.perl.com/pub/language/ppt/
A project to reimplement the classic Unix command set in Perl, making the commands available on all platforms that support Perl (and that's a lot of platforms).
GNU source code control system for Unix and Windows NT.
Freely available source code control system for Unix and Windows NT. Extends RCS by supporting a client-server model and concurrent access to files.
http://www.canb.auug.org.au/~millerp/aegis.html
A process-oriented revision control tool that imposes project standards (such as verifying that checked-in code passes tests).
Version control, workspace and build management, process control.
Version control and configuration management. Some versions incorporate features allowing remote developers to work on the same files simultaneously (much like CVS).
A source code control system, very popular for Windows systems.
A version control system that integrates with Microsoft's visual development tools.
A client-server software configuration management system.
Nico Mak Computing, Inc., Mansfield, CT
A Windows-based file archive utility. Supports both zip and tar formats.
A shell designed for interactive use, although it is also a powerful scripting language. Many of the useful features of bash, ksh, and tcsh were incorporated into zsh; many original features were added.
Samba lets you share files and other resources between Unix and Windows systems. Samba includes:
An SMB server, to provide Windows NT and LAN Manager-style file and print services to SMB clients such as Windows 95, Warp Server, smbfs, and others.
A Netbios nameserver, which among other things gives browsing support. Samba can be the master browser on your LAN if you wish.
An ftp-like SMB client that allows you to access PC resources (disks and printers) from Unix, Netware, and other operating systems.
www.cyberdyne-object-sys.com/oofaq2
A substantial and well-organized FAQ for the comp.object newsgroup.
From the Web site: "In XP, we use a very lightweight combination of practices to create a team that can rapidly produce extremely reliable, efficient, well-factored software. Many of the XP practices were created and tested as part of the Chrysler C3 project, which is a very successful payroll system implemented in Smalltalk."
Look for "Structuring Use Cases with Goals" and use case templates.
ourworld.CompuServe.com/homepages/martin_fowler
Author of Analysis Patterns and co-author of UML Distilled and Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code. Martin Fowler's home page discusses his books and his work with the UML.
Good introductory papers on object-oriented techniques, including dependency analysis and metrics.
www.pare.xerox.com/csl/projects/aop/
An approach to adding functionality to code, both orthogonally and declaratively.
java.sun.com/products/javaspaces
A Linda-like system for Java that supports distributed persistence and distributed algorithms.
The development source of the Netscape browser.
Eric S. Raymond
Definitions for many common (and not so common) computer industry terms, along with a good dose of folklore.
Eric's papers on The Cathedral and the Bazaar and Homesteading the Noo-sphere describing the psychosocietal basis for and implications of the Open Source movement.
From their Web page: "KDE is a powerful graphical desktop environment for Unix workstations. KDE is an Internet project and truly open in every sense."
Gimp is a freely distributed program used for image creation, composition, and retouching.
www.ccs.neu.edu/research/demeter
Research focused on making software easier to maintain and evolve using Adaptive Programming.
Free Software Foundation, Boston, MA
The Free Software Foundation is a tax-exempt charity that raises funds for the GNU project. The GNU project's goal is to produce a complete, free, Unix-like system. Many of the tools they've developed along the way have become industry standards.
www.netcraft.com/survey/servers.html
Links to the home pages of over 50 different web servers. Some are commercial products, while others are freely available.
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[gecode-users] How to compile the examples in Xcode
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Mon May 18 02:01:10 CEST 2009
serge lemouton wrote:
> I am not able to compile the examples included from the Gecode 3.0.2
> Macintosh binary distribution.
> I have installed Gecode with the "Install Gecode 3.0.2.pkg", (after
> having desinstalled the oldest frameworks with the uninstall script)
> created an Xcode project with the latest version of Xcode and GCC 4.2
> (and put the "-framework gecode" option in the Linker Flags)
> When compiling any examples in the "C++ examples" folder of the disk
> image, I get the following errors :
>
> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
> symbol(s) not found
> __ZTV7Options$non_lazy_ptr in money.o
> "vtable for Options", referenced from:
> Options::~Options()in money.o
> etc .... (all the errors seems related to Options)
You have to compile and link the files examples/support/example.cpp
and examples/support/options.cpp in addition to the actual example you
want to try. In the upcoming 3.1.0 release, these files have been
moved to their own library so that this step won't be necessary any
longer.
Cheers,
Guido
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Smart science high college was established in the year 1956, we were established by Professor.Dr. Akak Favour Eyo with the aim of providing stable educational background for children intrested in science about cars providing good and interactive services to our vistors.
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For our Mission we want that SMART SCIENCE COLLEGE will add an increase in science and technology to the society. Right from the establishment of the school SMART SCIENCE COLLEGE, we have won so many science competition and awards, home and aborad, bringing science to the experimental ground, making it that student are inovating and developing
We are surported by the federal government of Nigeria ( The ministry of science and tecnology Nigeria ) and also International Science Affairs (ISA), to bluid up science and technology development in the world.
Our dear college, Smart High school calabar, we love, respect and adore thee to the director principal and its staff we pledge our loyalty and cheer honesty, hardwork are our pledge we shall fight to bring you fame. Our dear college may God bless our parents who sents us to SMART SCIENCE COLLEGE
In deed science is my calling and with all respect i shall use it serve my country and to help our people. Amen
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Front-end web developer from Serbia with huge experience working in the media industry. Possess a university degree in English language and literature. My journey of learning to code started as a curiosity and become a passion. I started with HTML and CSS and later on with Bootstrap library. Once I felt comfortable to code with those technologies I moved on to JavaScript. I have a good understanding of the principles and syntax of the JavaScript and currently I am focused on learning and writing the clean code with JS.
This is first, as I may say, serious project that I worked on. For this landing page website I used Bootstrap with a little bit of jQuery. I Used jQuery plug-in Ekko-Lightbox for photo gallery.
The idea was to build minimalistic portfolio page. On this project I used jQuery, with some plug-ins. Waypoint plug-in is used for the Navbar, and AOS (Animate on Scroll Library) for Fade scroll effects.
This app is showing the weather in countries and cities from all around the globe. It uses the API key from openweather.org which is gotten from fetch(), and then() method which returns a results.
Classes and localStorage are used in this simple application. You can add your favorite band and album name. When the page is refreshed, value is saved in localStorage and displayed on a page.


Portfolio
Search U
Prospective student is able to search for an institution and obtain information on institution and a quality of life index in location searched, if available.
Technologies Used:
BarkMatch
Technologies Used:
Eat Da Burger
A hungry patron enters the burger they'd like to order. Once submitted and the patron is able to eat the burger fresh. After eating the burger, it moves to the "That was delicious!" section. All burgers are saved in our burgers database, whether eaten or not.
Technologies Used:
Weather Dashboard
User inputs a city and receives a daily forecast as well as a 5 Day forecast for city chosen.
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there are people who will get in no matter what I think like Cris and smk as they have been helping a LOT for months now. Need to decide this, but i would say 20 places wont be filled in the first few minutes ... might be surprised though.
zatJUM19-Nov-18 09:49 AM
Mine is already sync'd for KMD
CrisF19-Nov-18 09:50 AM
So the start is in 4 hours or so?
blackjok3r19-Nov-18 09:50 AM
no
I will prepare the code then, and test it locally... with a 10% BR chain, and a pool for that chain to amke sure it all works.
Want to give plenty of time for everyone to confirm.
the new chain will be at least 2 days from now.
CrisF19-Nov-18 09:52 AM
Weww... busy day tomorrow!!
A couple days will be good.
blackjok3r19-Nov-18 09:53 AM
shold be pretty easy to just stop and start to update if your node is alredy up... it will build hte komodod with start.sh, and should grab theupdated staked.json from git.. but this pubkey change is a lergely untested operation... we tested eras, and I have again a LOT more ove the last few weeks when refactoring the code.
but actually using diffrent keys has nto been done.
CrisF19-Nov-18 09:56 AM
So I'll just have to ./stop.sh, edit config.ini and ./start.sh?
blackjok3r19-Nov-18 09:56 AM
yes
if you changed keys enditing config.ini will be required... i the address is new, dont forget to fund it first from old address
CrisF19-Nov-18 09:57 AM
Amazing how easy you've made it!
Thanks
gt19-Nov-18 10:13 AM
will it be all new chains?
blackjok3r19-Nov-18 10:14 AM
No ... I think we will kill some and we need to add a new one.
to test the 10% block reward to multisig address... as this is how we will fund notaries on mainnet... the main KMDLABS chain will use this.
CMaurice19-Nov-18 10:16 AM
ok @Alright confirmed pubkey, address sent, morning all
1
is there a difference between using staked/startall.sh and StakedNotary/start.sh ?
blackjok3r19-Nov-18 10:21 AM
yes
The stakes repo is heaps less code, and does not call iguana
or check chain sync
it just compiles and launches hte chain, and i you specify a config.ini it will import the private key for you.
Just stops people needing to manage multiple branches
as everyone complaines about that includeing myself.
CMaurice19-Nov-18 10:22 AM
hehe, great, thanks(edited)
Bar_F1sh_Rel19-Nov-18 10:30 AM
I am sure my pubkey is all good - at work currently so can't triple check till later.
Mylo19-Nov-18 11:41 AM
thanks @Alright looks good pubkey listing
CrisF19-Nov-18 11:45 AM
@blackjok3r Will @smk762 - dracocanis ominator 's chain be added to the test, or at some point in the future? (Not sure if it's up or that's still in the works.)
smk762 - dracocanis ominator19-Nov-18 11:45 AM
If still testing hound on cfek, spamming oracles
CrisF19-Nov-18 11:46 AM
smk762 - dracocanis ominator19-Nov-18 11:46 AM
its still a ways off being ready for public signup.
1
got the gui mostly done, with username / pass, and an oracle and R address generated for users after email confirm.
CrisF19-Nov-18 11:48 AM
Sounds like a lot of progress!
blackjok3r19-Nov-18 04:31 PM
I just had an idea i would like to try out here later on after the main chan launch is over ...
I think we might be able to create a cluster of clustrs ...
although I think the migrates may only be in a single direction for such a thing
as importing from one cluster to another would possibly fork something.
I think ther is a way to send coins, from many clusters to a single cluster though.(edited)
By including 1 chain from each cluster in another cluster
have it notarised twice... with diffrent daemons... using diffrent pubkeys.
dukeleto19-Nov-18 07:14 PM
@Alright confirming that my pubkey is correct
kmdkrazy19-Nov-18 07:18 PM
@Alright just updated my pubkey via email
but my address was never funded - not sure if that will mess up anything
RJPJBbHcm5mkAxhkkERHRfEE9Cvkr4Euoi
Bar_F1sh_Rel19-Nov-18 07:24 PM
@Alright - confirming Pubkey and R addr.
jorian19-Nov-18 08:24 PM
confirmed!
Alright19-Nov-18 09:11 PM
@blackjok3r what would that accomplish?
TonyL19-Nov-18 09:25 PM
My pubkey and address are correct @Alright(edited)
blackjok3r20-Nov-18 12:01 AM
It was just a thought... Maybe it wpyldbt accomplish anything... Has everyone confirmed or supplied new key now?
blackjok3r20-Nov-18 12:27 AM
@kmdkrazy we will fund all the addresses again with enough coins to notaise.
CrisF20-Nov-18 01:18 AM
I'm really interested in cluster able to join another cluster.
kmdkrazy20-Nov-18 01:34 AM
I want to make a chatroom for every coin and have them attached to barterdex/hyperdex - insider trading only - when you change coins you change rooms ---
get people using the dex for chatting instead of discord
blackjok3r20-Nov-18 01:41 AM
That would work but only in native mode
I think the cluster of clusters actually cant work... maybe I was dreaming when up really late waiting for a compile before I went to bed... I thaught about it, and I dont thing it would work ... The main thing I was thinking about was a cluster is going to hit a cap, where the notariser wouldn't be able to notarise any more chains, not sure what this limit is... but being able to use a diffrent notariser in more layers, would let extreme amount of chains be fungible ... Although after sleeping on it, it makes no actualy sense in reality to do that. (edited)
kmdkrazy20-Nov-18 01:59 AM
small side chains in native would work ----correct?
LTCchat BTChat - i do not know the math except pre mined chain 120 blcks would be close to spv -(edited)
then go spv if demand is needed
just guessing from last years math
side chains was a misuse of words
call them chat chains
kmdkrazy20-Nov-18 02:16 AM
kmdchat - make a new room bitches!!! - j/k --- no im not
going to bed -- please use my name in a response - thank you wankers
kmdkrazy20-Nov-18 03:05 AM
ubi-partman failed exit 10 ---- im 6 hou
gcharang20-Nov-18 08:30 AM
@Alright I have shutdown this node: <IP_ADDRESS> which is one of the seeds in StakedNotary/staked.json. If you want a replacement, can add <IP_ADDRESS> as this will be my StakedNotary here on
blackjok3r20-Nov-18 03:48 PM
Sorry guys been tied up trouble shooting new PC and fixing cars all day, likley tomorrow as well, will check the email and confirm all received keys tomorrow if alright hasn't been able to get to it. He's busy working for kmd ATM.
kmdkrazy20-Nov-18 09:21 PM
up and running but still not official notary...waiting for kickoff
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blackjok3r21-Nov-18 01:53 AM
Update here, Alright wil set the time, I will test what I need to today 100% its the only thing on my list for today apart from migrating all my files to a new pair of 8TB drives on main PC... So I should have plenty of free time waiting for that to complete.
Looking at about a 2 day window here... I think everyone has submitted keys.
again sorry for delays.
Alright21-Nov-18 04:05 AM
+48 hours?
Anyone have a problem with that?
@LabsAssistant
see latest pin if you don't know what I'm talking about
smk762 - dracocanis ominator21-Nov-18 04:08 AM
Can we make it 54hrs?
Alright21-Nov-18 04:10 AM
+54 isn't good for me, but I'll do it if that's what is best for everyone else
think we have a good amount of people in asia and australia(edited)
so you guys talk it out
Deleted User21-Nov-18 04:12 AM
So the chain will begin in 54h?
smk762 - dracocanis ominator21-Nov-18 04:12 AM
I'm not losing sleep at 48, but wont be home until 52.5. If all it takes is running. /start no dramas
Alright21-Nov-18 04:13 AM
no, @Deleted User
it's a test chain to determine who will be first set of mainnet notaries
first 20 people to notarize this test chain will get a mainnet spot
Deleted User21-Nov-18 04:13 AM
Yeah. And this chain starts in 54h?^^
gt21-Nov-18 04:15 AM
48 is okay by me
Alright21-Nov-18 04:15 AM
depends on what we agree on
is 54 greentea?
gt21-Nov-18 04:16 AM
less preferred but doable
Alright21-Nov-18 04:16 AM
Yea same, but let's just say +54 for now
let me figure out what that is UTC
Friday 10 AM UTC?(edited)
is that correct?
Deleted User21-Nov-18 04:19 AM
Yeah 54h suits far better here too
But if 48h is better for most I ll just be here at 4 am ^^


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