title: JSON modules status: proposal stage: 3 location: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-json-modules copyright: false contributors: Sven Sauleau, Myles Borins, Daniel Ehrenberg, Daniel Clark
See the explainer for information.
The changes made to this abstract operation in this proposal build on the changes in the import assertions proposal. In order to distingush them, the changes unique to this proposal are labeled as insertions while the changes from import assertions are not labeled.
HostResolveImportedModule is an implementation-defined abstract operation that provides the concrete Module Record subclass instance that corresponds to the ModuleRequest Record _moduleRequest_ occurring within the context of the script or module represented by the Script Record or Module Record _referencingScriptOrModule_. _referencingScriptOrModule_ may also be *null*, if the resolution is being performed in the context of an
An example of when _referencingScriptOrModule_ can be *null* is in a web browser host. There, if a user clicks on a control given by
<button type="button" onclick="import('./foo.mjs')">Click me</button>
there will be no active script or module at the time the
The implementation of HostResolveImportedModule must conform to the following requirements:
Multiple different _referencingScriptOrModule_, _moduleRequest_.[[Specifier]] pairs may map to the same Module Record instance. The actual mapping semantic is implementation-defined but typically a normalization process is applied to _specifier_ as part of the mapping process. A typical normalization process would include actions such as alphabetic case folding and expansion of relative and abbreviated path specifiers.
The above text implies that is recommended but not required that hosts do not use _moduleRequest_.[[Assertions]] as part of the module cache key. In either case, an exception thrown from an import with a given assertion list does not rule out success of another import with the same specifier but a different assertion list.
Assertions do not affect the contents of the module. Future follow-up proposals may relax this restriction with "evaluator attributes" that would change the contents of the module. There are three possible ways to handle multiple imports of the same module with "evaluator attributes":
It's possible that one of these three options may make sense for a module load, on a case-by-case basis by attribute, but it's worth careful thought before making this choice.
The above text implies that hosts *must* support JSON modules imported with `type: "json"` (if it completes normally), but it doesn't prohibit hosts from supporting JSON modules imported with no type specified. Some environments (for example, web browsers) are expected to require `assert { type: "json" }`, and environments which want to restrict themselves to a compatible subset would do so as well.
All of the import statements in the module graph that address the same JSON module will evaluate to the same mutable object.
A Synthetic Module Record is used to represent information about a module that is defined by specifications. Its exports are derived from a pair of lists, of string keys and of ECMAScript values. The set of exported names is static, and determined at creation time (as an argument to CreateSyntheticModule), while the set of exported values can be changed over time using SetSyntheticModuleExport. It has no imports or dependencies.
In addition to the fields defined in
| Field Name | Value Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| [[ExportNames]] | List of String | A List of all names that are exported. |
| [[EvaluationSteps]] | An Abstract Closure | An Abstract Closure that will be performed upon evaluation of the module, taking the Synthetic Module Record as its sole argument. These will usually set up the exported values, by using SetSyntheticModuleExport. They must not modify [[ExportNames]]. They may return an abrupt completion. |
The abstract operation CreateSyntheticModule creates a Synthetic Module Record based upon the given exported names and evaluation steps. It performs the following steps:
The abstract operation SetSyntheticModuleExport can be used to set or change the exported value for a pre-established export of a Synthetic Module Record. It performs the following steps:
The following are the concrete methods for Synthetic Module Record that implement the corresponding Module Record abstract methods.
The GetExportedNames concrete method of a Synthetic Module Record implements the corresponding Module Record abstract method.
It performs the following steps:
The ResolveExport concrete method of a Synthetic Module Record implements the corresponding Module Record abstract method.
It performs the following steps:
The Instantiate concrete method of a Synthetic Module Record implements the corresponding Module Record abstract method.
It performs the following steps:
The Evaluate concrete method of a Synthetic Module Record implements the corresponding Module Record abstract method.
It performs the following steps:
The CreateDefaultExportSyntheticModule abstract operation creates a Synthetic Module Record whose default export is _defaultExport_. It performs the following steps:
The abstract operation ParseJSONModule takes a single argument _source_ which is a String representing the contents of a module.


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Country results • Individual results
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| Peter Svrcek | Slovakia | 4 | Gold Medal |
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| Kostya Zaharchenko | Ukraine | 12 | Gold Medal |
| Ben Toner | Australia | 13 | Gold Medal |
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| Tse Hsiang Teo | Singapore | 15 | Gold Medal |
| Artem Voronov | Russia | 16 | Gold Medal |
| Boris Zbarsky | United States of America | 17 | Gold Medal |
| Ewald Puchwein | Austria | 18 | Gold Medal |
| Jonathan Monroe | United Kingdom | 19 | Silver Medal |
| Xinyuan Wang | People's Republic of China | 20 | Silver Medal |
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| Xinlai Ni | People's Republic of China | 32 | Silver Medal |
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| Mohammad Sedighi | Islamic Republic of Iran | 63 | Bronze Medal |
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| Michael Levin | United States of America | 66 | Bronze Medal |
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| Cyril Adamuscin | Slovakia | 69 | Bronze Medal |
| Oleh Miroshnichenko | Ukraine | 70 | Bronze Medal |
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| Noah Bray-Ali | United States of America | 72 | Bronze Medal |
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| Marek Miska | Poland | 75 | Bronze Medal |
| Bo-Kyung Choi | Republic of Korea | 76 | Bronze Medal |
| Nic Farhi | United Kingdom | 77 | Bronze Medal |
| Karol Gregor | Slovakia | 78 | Bronze Medal |
| Maris Valdats | Latvia | 79 | Bronze Medal |
| Dario Fischbein | Argentina | 80 | Bronze Medal |
| Matthew Chapman | Australia | 81 | Bronze Medal |
| Vidas Pazusis | Lithuania | 82 | Bronze Medal |
| Aleksandar Donev | North Macedonia | 83 | Bronze Medal |
| David Charypar | Switzerland | 84 | Bronze Medal |
| Ramunas Augulis | Lithuania | 85 | Bronze Medal |
| Hyung-Bin Son | Republic of Korea | 86 | Bronze Medal |
| Mathias Kobylko | Germany | 87 | Bronze Medal |
| Thomas Yeo | Singapore | 88 | Bronze Medal |
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| Chih-Shiang Chou | Taiwan | 103 | Bronze Medal |
| Alexander Medina | Cuba | 104 | Bronze Medal |
| Francis Weyzig | Netherlands | 105 | Bronze Medal |
| Hendra Johnny Kwee | Indonesia | 106 | Honourable Mention |
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| Joseph Wong | Canada | 108 | Honourable Mention |
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Project Dialogues
Hi there, I'm Den (outcoldman) and this is project Dialogues (my first node.js project!). Do you like Disqus? I do. It gives you very simple way to add support of commentaries on your website or blog. But it is too restricted, it does not allow you to change it in a way as you want it (I want to use markdown!). So this is why I decided to create project Dialogues.
Example below, all the information after example, also you can take a look on examples on jsfiddle: with customizations http://jsfiddle.net/Wh5q7/4/ and minimal usage http://jsfiddle.net/K5D4c/, which uses current server for storing commentaries (take a look how easy is to integrate it!).
Example
What is the Project Dialogues?
This is how I see it:
- Node.js server for handling commentaries.
- Client library for communicating with server and rendering commentaries.
- Management system for Dialogues (unspam/delete/etc for administrators).
- At the end I'd like to make it as service in cloud with bunch of customizations and different themes (especially if I will get one of the prizes - I think this will be a good way of using free cloud services).
This means that at the end you will have a choice to have your own server with project Dialogues or use service.
I did not have plans to build parts 3 and 4 in time of Node.js Knockout hackathon. But a lot of features for 1 and 2 already implemented.
Server side features
- Support different storages: mongodb, files and in-memory storages. The last one is useful only for development. And of course you can write your own storage.
- Supports different
processors
which will be invoked before saving commentary to db (useful for checking commentaries for spam) and before sending to client (useful for setting gravatar icon).
Client side features
- You can renders commentaries anywhere on page (take a look on http://jsfiddle.net/Wh5q7/4/).
- Each block of commentaries has identity with
host
andid
, you can specify your own identities or script will usedocument.location.host
anddocument.location.path
for them. - By default all commentaries will be rendered as plain text, but it is easy to change (examples on this page and on jsfiddle use markdown).
- I use socket.io for instance commentary updates (just try to open this page in two tabs and try to add commentary on one of them).
- Right now user information is stored in cookie per domain (so you will not need to re-enter it after you will come back on this page).
- I use
localStorage
for backing up your commentaries, so if your browser crashes or you accidentally close browser - don't worry, just open page and continue to write commentary. - You can render as many commentary blocks on your page as you want (so if you use tabs or you write SPA - you can do it very easy).
- Client side supports a lot of different customizations, you can overwrite templates, behaviors and CSS classes (documentation is coming).
- As you saw in first example on this page - it supports scrolling (example on the bottom does not have scrolls).
- Delay loading. Commentaries will not be loaded until user will not scroll to them. Second block with commentaries below uses delay loading.
- It uses gravatar for avatars (server side actually generates gravatar links, because we don't want to send sensitive information to client).
- Form supports instance preview (the same rendering engine, which you use for rendering commentaries).
TODOs
And of course I have a lot of plans for future:
- Add edit tokens, so users will have a chance to edit their commentaries after posing them.
- Add support for oath.
- Implement notification module, which will send emails with updates.
- Implement administrative portal for commentaries.
- Publish npm module (I don't want to do it right now, because a lot of things are going to be changed in next month, so I want first to get stable API and after this publish npm module).
- Loading by pages.
- Themes, themes, themes.
Thank you OSS!
- npm install mongodb - requirement only if you need mongodb as a storage.
- npm install gravatar
- npm install underscore
- npm install socket.io - if you want to support sockets.
- npm install async
- npm install akismet-api - it is not enabled on this server, but akismet set-processor is implemented and ready to use.
- script src="jquery" - client library has dependency on it.
- script src="socket.io" - not a requirement, if you will not include it - this just means no instant updates.
- script src="momentjs" - not a requirement, only if you want to format dates in human readably format as I don on this page.
- script src="marked" - not a requirement, only if you want to use markdown for rendering commentaries.
- script src="highlight" - not a requirement, only if want to use nice highlight for code.
- script src="bootstrap" - at current moment this library kind of depends on bootstrap, if you will not include it - you will need to write your own classes. But this is will be changed in future.


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VQE and QAOA utilities¶
Utility and convenience functions for a number of QAOA applications.
-
utilities.
bitstring_histogram
(results)¶ Plots a histogram of the output bitstrings obtained by sampling from the QVM or QPU
- Parameters
bitstrings – An array of the measured values of each qubit from all trials: array shape is (nshots x nqubits)
-
utilities.
cluster_accuracy
(state, true_labels)¶ Prints informative statements comparing QAOA’s returned bit string for MaxCut to the true (known) cluster labels.
- Parameters
state – A little-endian list of binary integers representing the lowest energy state of the wavefunction
true_labels – A little-endian list of binary integers representing the true solution to the MAXCUT clustering problem.
-
utilities.
distances_dataset
(data, metric='euclidean')¶ Computes the distance between data points in a specified dataset, according to the specified metric (default is Euclidean).
- Parameters
data (
Union
[<built-in function array>,DataFrame
,Dict
[~KT, ~VT]]) – The user’s dataset, either as an array, dictionary, or a Pandas DataFramemetric – Type of metric to calculate the distances used in
scipy.spatial.distance
- Returns
If input is a dictionary or numpy array, output is a numpy array of dimension NxN, where N is the number of data points. If input is a Pandas DataFrame, the distances are returned in this format.
- Return type
Union[np.array, pd.Dataframe]
-
utilities.
gaussian_2Dclusters
(n_clusters, n_points, means, cov_matrices)¶ Creates a set of clustered data points, where the distribution within each cluster is Gaussian.
- Parameters
n_clusters (
int
) – The number of clustersn_points (
int
) – A list of the number of points in each clustermeans (
List
[float
]) – A list of the means [x,y] coordinates of each cluster in the plane i.e. their centre)cov_matrices (
List
[float
]) – A list of the covariance matrices of the clusters
- Returns
data – A dict whose keys are the cluster labels, and values are a matrix of the with the x and y coordinates as its rows.
TODO – Output data as Pandas DataFrame?
-
utilities.
graph_from_hamiltonian
(hamiltonian)¶ Creates a networkx graph corresponding to a specified problem Hamiltonian.
- Parameters
hamiltonian (
PauliSum
) – The Hamiltonian of interest. Must be specified as a PauliSum object.- Return type
Graph
- Returns
G – The corresponding networkx graph with the edge weights being the two-qubit coupling coefficients, and the node weights being the single-qubit bias terms.
TODO – Allow ndarrays to be input as hamiltonian too. Provide support for qubit placeholders.
-
utilities.
graph_from_hyperparams
(reg, singles, biases, pairs, couplings)¶ Builds a networkx graph from the specified QAOA hyperparameters
- Parameters
nqubits – The number of qubits (graph nodes)
singles (
List
[int
]) – The qubits that have a bias term (node weight)biases (
List
[float
]) – The values of the single-qubit biases (i.e. the node weight values)pairs (
List
[int
]) – The qubit pairs that are coupled (i.e. the nodes conected by an edge)couplings (
List
[float
]) – The strength of the coupling between the qubit pairs (i.e. the edge weights)
- Returns
Networkx graph with the specified properties
- Return type
nx.Graph
-
utilities.
hamiltonian_from_distances
(dist, biases=None)¶ Generates a Hamiltonian from a distance matrix and a numpy array of single qubit bias terms where the i’th indexed value of in biases is applied to the i’th qubit.
- Parameters
dist – A 2-dimensional square matrix or Pandas DataFrame, where entries in row i, column j represent the distance between node i and node j. Assumed to be symmetric
biases – A dictionary of floats, with keys indicating the qubits with bias terms, and corresponding values being the bias coefficients.
- Returns
A PauliSum object modelling the Hamiltonian of the system
- Return type
PauliSum
-
utilities.
hamiltonian_from_graph
(G)¶ Builds a cost Hamiltonian as a PauliSum from a specified networkx graph, extracting any node biases and edge weights.
- Parameters
G (
Graph
) – The networkx graph of interest.- Returns
The PauliSum representation of the networkx graph.
- Return type
PauliSum
-
utilities.
hamiltonian_from_hyperparams
(reg, singles, biases, pairs, couplings)¶ Builds a cost Hamiltonian as a PauliSum from a specified set of problem hyperparameters.
- Parameters
reg (
Iterable
[Union
[int
,QubitPlaceholder
]]) – The register to apply the beta rotations on.singles (
List
[int
]) – The register indices of the qubits that have a bias termbiases (
List
[float
]) – Values of the biases on the qubits specified in singles.pairs (
List
[Tuple
[int
,QubitPlaceholder
]]) – The qubit pairs that have a non-zero coupling coefficient.couplings (
List
[float
]) – The value of the couplings for each pair of qubits in pairs.
- Returns
The PauliSum built from these hyperams.
- Return type
Hamiltonian
-
utilities.
max_probability_bitstring
(probs)¶ Returns the lowest energy state of a QAOA run from the list of probabilities returned by pyQuil’s Wavefunction.probabilities()method.
- Parameters
probs – A numpy array of length 2^n, returned by Wavefunction.probabilities()
- Returns
A little endian list of binary integers indicating the lowest energy state of the wavefunction.
- Return type
int
-
utilities.
pauli_matrix
(pauli_sum, qubit_mapping={})¶ Create the matrix representation of pauli_sum.
- Parameters
qubit_mapping (
Dict
[~KT, ~VT]) – A dictionary-like object that maps from :py:class`QubitPlaceholder` toint
- Returns
A matrix representing the PauliSum
- Return type
np.matrix
-
utilities.
plot_cluster_data
(data)¶ Creates a scatterplot of the input data specified
-
utilities.
plot_graph
(G, ax=None)¶ Plots a networkx graph.
- Parameters
G – The networkx graph of interest.
ax (Matplotlib axes object) – Defaults to None. Matplotlib axes to plot on.
-
utilities.
plot_probabilities
(probabilities, energies, ax=None)¶ Makes a nice plot of the probabilities for each state and its energy
- Parameters
probabilities (
Union
[<built-in function array>,list
]) – The probabilites to find the state. Can be calculated via wavefunction.probabilities()energies (
Union
[<built-in function array>,list
]) – The energies of the statesax (matplotlib axes object) – The canvas to draw on
-
utilities.
prepare_classical_state
(reg, state)¶ Prepare a custom classical state for all qubits in the specified register reg.
- Parameters
reg (
List
[Union
[int
,QubitPlaceholder
]]) – Register to apply the state preparation circuit on. E.g. a list of qubitsstate (
List
[bool
]) – A list of 0s and 1s which represent the starting state of the register, bit-wise.
- Returns
Quil Program with a circuit in an initial classical state.
- Return type
Program
-
utilities.
random_hamiltonian
(reg)¶ Creates a random cost hamiltonian, diagonal in the computational basis:
Randomly selects which qubits that will have a bias term, then assigns them a bias coefficient.
Randomly selects which qubit pairs will have a coupling term, then assigns them a coupling coefficient.
In both cases, the random coefficient is drawn from the uniform distribution on the interval [0,1).
- Parameters
reg (
List
[Union
[int
,QubitPlaceholder
]]) – register to build the hamiltonian on.- Returns
A hamiltonian with random couplings and biases, as a PauliSum object.
- Return type
PauliSum
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utilities.
random_k_regular_graph
(degree, nodes, seed=None, weighted=False, biases=False)¶ Produces a random graph with specified number of nodes, each having degree k.
- Parameters
degree (
int
) – Desired degree for the nodesnodes (
List
[Union
[int
,QubitPlaceholder
]]) – The node set of the graph. Can be anything that works as a qubit for PauliSums.seed (
Optional
[int
]) – A seed for the random number generatorweighted (
bool
) – Whether the edge weights should be uniform or different. If false, all weights are set to 1. If true, the weight is set to a random number drawn from the uniform distribution in the interval 0 to 1. If true, the weight is set to a random number drawn from the uniform distribution in the interval 0 to 1.biases (
bool
) – Whether or not the graph nodes should be assigned a weight. If true, the weight is set to a random number drawn from the uniform distribution in the interval 0 to 1.
- Returns
A graph with the properties as specified.
- Return type
nx.Graph
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utilities.
ring_of_disagrees
(n)¶ Builds the cost Hamiltonian for the “Ring of Disagrees” described in the original QAOA paper (https://arxiv.org/abs/1411.4028), for the specified number of vertices n.
- Parameters
n (
int
) – Number of vertices in the ring- Returns
The cost Hamiltonian representing the ring, as a PauliSum object.
- Return type
PauliSum
-
utilities.
sample_qaoa_bitstrings
(params, qvm, initial_state=None, nshots=1000)¶ Runs the QAOA circuit using the specified parameters
params
, and measures the output bitstrings fromnshots
runs.- Parameters
params (
AbstractParams
) – the QAOA parameters of interestqvm (
Union
[QuantumComputer
,str
]) – the QVM or QPU to run onintial_state – a program to prepare the initial state (defaults to all
|+>
)nshots (
int
) – the number of times to run the circuit and measure
- Returns
an array of shape (nshots x nqubits) with the measurement outcomes
- Return type
np.array


Bedazzled * * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Harold Ramis. Cast: Brendan Fraser, Elizabeth Hurley, Frances O'Connor, Orlando Jones, Miriam Shor. 2000 - 92 minutes Rated PG-13 (for profanity and violence). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, October 21, 2000.
At the risk of making a throwaway pun, "Bedazzled," directed by Harold Ramis (1993's "Groundhog Day"), is a devilishly enjoyable and savvy comedy that ends of packing quite a heavier punch by its conclusion than could have ever been expected. A loose remake of the 1967 Dudley Moore-starrer of the same name, the film is one of those rare cases in which the movie completely blindsides you, both because of its vast improvement over the unextraordinary theatrical trailer, and because of the unextraordinary trailer, which wisely does not even hint at how utterly imaginative and clever the proceedings are.
Elliot Richards (Brendan Fraser) is a gawky computer consultant who is a genuinely nice guy that, nevertheless, is the type of eager-to-please person most people try to avoid having to confront in a conversation. Amid his odd-man-out treatment, his one true love is Alison Gardner (Frances O'Connor), a fetching coworker of Elliot's for three years who doesn't even know he exists. After a failed attempt to strike up a conversation with Alison at a bar, Elliot is distracted by a sultry, alluringly sexy woman (Elizabeth Hurley) who informs him that she is the Devil incarnate, and has come to grant him seven wishes in exchange for his soul. Following a round of persuasion tactics, the Devil convinces Elliot to sign the contract and wish away. But there's only one hitch: in her dastardly plan, with every wish he makes, the Devil wickedly misconstrues things so that they not work out for him.
One of the genuine pleasures of "Bedazzled" is in not only seeing where each of Elliot's wishes takes him, but how the Devil conditions each wish to only turn out negatively for him. Aside from the tiresome, overlong first vignette, in which he wishes to be rich, powerful, and married to Alison, only to become a Colombian drug lord under attack whose wife despises him, the movie is unadulterated fun from beginning to end, even when it appears to be nothing more than harmless fluff.
Had "Bedazzled" stayed on its predictable main course from beginning to end, the picture would be admirable, but hardly memorable. However, the screenplay, by Larry Gelbart, Harold Ramis, and Peter Tolan, is a rare comedy straight out of mainstream Hollywood that is actually ambitious in both its ideas and snappy writing, and concludes with several emotionally rewarding scenes that do not completely abandon their humorous roots, but clearly and wisely hold a valid moral, like any useful fairy tale.
In a multilayered role that, once and for all, ties up all doubts about his clear talent as a performer, Brendan Fraser (1999's "Dudley Do-Right") not only carries the film as the lovable, insecure Elliot, but also is given the chance to jump into the part and become (among others) a well-loved 7 1/2' pro basketball player, a highly intelligent and fashionable gay man, and the world's most emotionally sensitive guy. After a string of forgettable characters (including the aforementioned "Dudley Do-Right" and 1999's "The Mummy"), Fraser is back with a movie that fully exposes how very good he can be.
In what is inarguably the best performance I've seen her give, to date, Elizabeth Hurley singlehandedly steals the show as the "Princess of Darkness." Clearly exhibiting that she's having a fun time, Hurley digs into the tricky role with great relish, being both very funny and, at times, surprisingly threatening. What is so impressive about the writing is the way the movie dabbles in slapstick every now and again, but despite its fantastic nature, seems to be planted firmly in reality when dealing with the characters. Hurley's Lucifer could have easily been written as an evil, one-dimensional type, but she isn't; it is clear that she likes Elliot and maybe even grows to care about his well-being, but is, nonetheless, stuck going against his yearning for happiness due to her decidedly high title as king (or is it queen?) of the underworld.
Throughout the just-right 92-minute running time, "Bedazzled" is whimsical and reasonably lighthearted, but because Elliot has, indeed, sold his soul to Satan, the viewer is understandable to wonder how exactly the movie could conclude with a happy ending. Without giving any details away, director Harold Ramis finds the perfect climactic approach, striking a satisfying chord and holding it until the end credits. It's not every week that you see a movie that surpasses all expectations (no matter how high or low they may be) to become a first-rate film worth seeing by all, but "Bedazzled" does just that. It's a wonderfully original and entertaining comedy--the rarest of breeds.
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I also noticed the cloud one doesn't always work - it looks like we get no notification if the cloud fixity doesn't match the local one? Edit: When I poked around, weirdly if I manually send the event to RepairCloudFixity it works...?
@tpendragon sorry if you got multiple notifications, I was apparently commenting on the commit, thinking I was writing a pending review. I moved the relevant comments onto this review. Want to chat and show me the broken cloud scenario?
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Added keys in this PR: https://github.com/pulibrary/princeton_ansible/pull/3967.
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ModCyclicShape ModifiedStringA string leaving out don't-care-positions defined in CyclicShape.
| Extends | ModifiedString |
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| All Extended | ModifiedString |
| All Impl'd | AssignableConcept, ContainerConcept, DestructibleConcept |
| Defined in | <seqan/modifier.h> |
| Signature |
template <typename THost, typename TSpec>
class ModifiedString<THost, ModCyclicShape<CyclicShape<TSpec> > >;
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Interface Function Overview
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TIterator end(modStr[, tag]);
Returns an iterator to the end of the container.
Interface Functions Inherited From AssignableConcept
Interface Functions Inherited From ContainerConcept
Interface Metafunction Overview
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Cargo<ModifiedString<THost, ModCyclicShape<CyclicShape<TSpec> > > >::Type;
Cargo of ModCyclicShape ModCyclicShape Modified Iterator and ModCyclicShape Modified String.
Interface Metafunctions Inherited From ContainerConcept
Detailed Description
ModCyclicShape Modifier should only be used to view/read a sequence, never to change the underlying sequence. Some operations will work, e.g. you can use the operator*() of the ModifiedIterator to change a character, but other operations like replace or append are unsafe or even conceptionally wrong.
Applies a CyclicShape to a string. The resulting modified string skips don't-care positions and can thus be shorter than the original string. Of course the underlying string is not changed by the modifier.
Examples
Use case for GenericCyclicShapes:
typedef ModifiedString<CharString, ModCyclicShape<TShape> > TModString;
CharString str = "das ist das Haus vom Nikolaus";
TModString modStr(str, shape);
std::cout << str << " => " << modStr << std::endl;
Use case for FixedCyclicShapes:
typedef ModifiedString<CharString, ModCyclicShape<TShape> > TModString;
CharString str = "das ist das Haus vom Nikolaus";
TModString modStr(str);
std::cout << str << " => " << modStr << std::endl;
See Also
Interface Functions Detail
TIterator end(modStr[, tag]);
Template Parameters
TIterator |
ModCyclicShape Modified Iterator to be returned. |
|---|
Parameters
modStr
|
ModCyclicShape Modified String. |
|---|---|
An
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optional tag for selecting the type of the iterator. One of Standard and Rooted. When left out, DefaultGetIteratorSpec of modStr is used. |
Returns
Iterator |
to the end of the container, the type is selected by #Fn<>ContainerConcept#Iterator with the given (or default) tag. |
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The end iterator is not guaranteed to be at position length(modStr), where a standard iterator ends. Due to the jumping-tequniche of ModCyclicShape Modified Iterator, the end iterator is set to the first care position after the end of the string. The invariant is: host(end(modStr)) >= end(host(modStr)) where the the larger or equal operator refers to the position in the sequence.
If for some reason you use the host iterator to check an end condition, make sure you use for(...; host(modIter) >= end(host(modStr)); ...) instead of for(...; host(modIter) != end(host(modStr)); ...) .


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Initializes a new instance of the PCSC.Iso7816.RecordInfo class.
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public RecordInfo (byte fileDescriptor)Parameters
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Cyclic bit.
Value: 6
Syntax
public const byte FILE_STRUCTURE_IS_CYCLICRemarks
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Linear fixed bit.
Value: 2
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Linear variable bit.
Value: 4
Syntax
public const byte FILE_STRUCTURE_IS_LINEAR_VARIABLERemarks
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Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
File structuring mask bits.
Value: 134
Syntax
public const byte FILE_STRUCTURING_MASKRemarks
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Gets the file descriptor.
Syntax
public byte FileDescriptor { get; }Value
The file descriptor as byte.Remarks
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Assembly: pcsc-sharp (in pcsc-sharp.dll)
Assembly Versions: <IP_ADDRESS>
Gets a value indicating whether the EF has cyclic records.
Syntax
public bool IsCyclic { get; }Value
true if the EF is cyclic; otherwise, false.Remarks
Documentation for this section has not yet been entered.Requirements
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as well as several functions for visualizing, managing, and analyzing multiply imputed data sets.
The main interface to pan
is the function panImpute
, which allows specifying imputation models for continuous variables with missing data at level 1.
In addition, the function jomoImpute
provides an interface to jomo
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GatewayBOT14-Apr-19 12:44 PM
[telegram] <Sam> Gamers, remember to vote for CHAINMAKERS! RCMnaLqa9fr3PcpsMTGZZW5joR42fzXwoZ
GatewayBOT14-Apr-19 12:52 PM
[telegram] <Blackbits> @Acura360 whats the privatekey they ask when we click node vote 2019 ?
[telegram] <Acura360> Your seed where do you hold your kmd (re @Blackbits: @Acura360 whats the privatekey they ask when we click node vote 2019 ?)
[telegram] <Blackbits> Ok fine did it , but my vote token shows 0
[telegram] <Blackbits> Will it take time to load ?
[telegram] <Blackbits> @Acura360
[telegram] <Acura360> Snapshot was yesterday i think
Are you on your original kmd adress ? (re @Blackbits: Ok fine did it , but my vote token shows 0)
[telegram] <Blackbits> Yes
[telegram] <Blackbits> But updated agama mobile wallet just now
[telegram] <Blackbits> The coins are sitting in this address for last few months
$VOTE Tokens have been distributed to $KMD holders. The notary elections are now live.
ChainZilla Proposal: https://t.co/ZuWTaHOwKo
Ledger Voting: https://t.co/V0mVuYnJgH
Send your votes here RAfJvh7cGEYavic3NSZhg9QERGpJ3KfTV5
@utrumdotio @VerusCoin @PirateCha...
[telegram] <AudoKowitz> Thanks to our voters last year we got elected in SH and just few days ago it was announced our node got auto-elected.
We are looking to get a second node on EU.
Check out our notary report to find out more about us: http://bit.ly/KPNN2019
[telegram] <Vollka_Racho> Really strong! You are bringing Komodo forward (re @AudoKowitz: Here's our proposal: https://i.imgur.com/1fynBGX.png)
[telegram] <Matbkk> hello how can we get our json keystore file on our agama wallet?
[telegram] <Matbkk> please
[telegram] <Blackbits> Who needs vote 2019 tokens ?
[telegram] <chmex> github.com/KomodoPlatform/NotaryNodes/blob/master/notarynodes/chmex/README.md I can use some thanks
This is a simple tutorial to show users how to vote from April 14-May 14th using Magnum Wallet and their Ledgerd wallet. Live Vote Statistics: https://dexsta...
GatewayBOT14-Apr-19 02:10 PM
[telegram] <JuanDiego77> Hello, i have problem to send some kmd. In agama android wallet, dont generate the transaction
GatewayBOT14-Apr-19 02:49 PM
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> whats u[p
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> Who caught zombies video , showing that komodo is already in on a multi billion dolar market and real world gain of share over the last yr in a 240 billion dollar market , can someone let me know if I should be invested in KMD or all of their projects on their chain or is it very similiar , the video was on red fox labs
GatewayBOT14-Apr-19 03:07 PM
[telegram] <yorklab> Please go to Discord where the Devs can help you out:
https://discord.gg/4KJzmB (re @JuanDiego77: Hello, i have problem to send some kmd. In agama android wallet, dont generate the transaction)
#VerusCoin now available in @Chainzillaio 's Chameleon Pay wallet on the iOS App Store and Google Play! Nice work! https://t.co/lNS0OXeO8v
GatewayBOT14-Apr-19 03:56 PM
[telegram] <Marcauj> Hi guys, I haven’t been following KMD news for a while during this bear market. Has the team managed to make Ledger fix the KMD claim issue ?
[telegram] <Marcauj> Can we now claim using only 1 device ?
In collaboration with @Magnum_Wallet
@komodoplatform users can now vote for their favorite notary using #ledger Nano S
Tutorial: https://t.co/Qv3oOcH5nV
Vote for ChainZilla RAfJvh7cGEYavic3NSZhg9QERGpJ3KfTV5
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GatewayBOT14-Apr-19 06:35 PM
[telegram] <kirikou> Yeah but they stole Luke childs code. Better use his app instead and support his work (re @PTYX11: You can also use the magnum wallet.)
[telegram] <PTYX11> They didn't steal anything. Let's not accuse anyone of anything without any context. (re @kirikou: Yeah but they stole Luke childs code. Better use his app instead and support his work)
[telegram] <PTYX11> The facts are that both the Magnum team and Luke childs are working with the Komodo team. Use whichever claiming app is best for you. Magnum is the only way to vote using Ledger without having to expose privatekeys. So their contributions speak for themselves.
GatewayBOT14-Apr-19 06:49 PM
[telegram] <Hastrup> Well said (re @PTYX11: The facts are that both the Magnum team and Luke childs are working with the Komodo team. Use whichever claiming app is best for you. Magnum is the only way to vote using Ledger without having to expose privatekeys. So their contributions speak for themselves.)
[telegram] <kirikou> I will recommend you yo read some reddit post about the origin of the fees while using atomiclabs.github.io. Then you will be able to decide properly (re @PTYX11: The facts are that both the Magnum team and Luke childs are working with the Komodo team. Use whichever claiming app is best for you. Magnum is the only way to vote using Ledger without having to expose privatekeys. So their contributions speak for themselves.)
[telegram] <PTYX11> I'm not sure what you mean. From what I understand, using the atomic labs tool costs a small fee which goes to atomic labs. (re @kirikou: I will recommend you yo read some reddit post about the origin of the fees while using atomiclabs.github.io. Then you will be able to decide properly)
[telegram] <kirikou> Not at all. Give me 5 min to post a link (re @PTYX11: I'm not sure what you mean. From what I understand, using the atomic labs tool costs a small fee which goes to atomic labs.)
[telegram] <PTYX11> Why do I have to pay a 5% fee?
Before we created this app there was no way to claim KMD rewards on a Ledger hardware wallet. Community members have been repeatedly requesting this functionality but no solution was available. We tried to raise funding for this but were unsuccessful.
As a solution we decided to build the functionality for free and take a small fee as payment. The fees will be used to fund future maintenance and further development in the Komodo ecosystem.
The fee is 5% of the reward being claimed. As an example, if you have 100 KMD and you are claiming 5 KMD in rewards, we will take 0.25 KMD (5% of the 5 KMD being claimed) as our fee. You will be credited with 4.75 KMD.
If you think the fee is too high (or too low), then please let us know.
The code is licensed under MIT to be the most beneficial to the community. This means you are not legally prevented from copying the code and removing the fee. If you decide to modify our code to remove the fee or use an alternate version with our fee removed, we will not be able to sustain development on this project or others within the Komodo ecosystem. If you like the work we are doing, please pay the fee to support future development.
[telegram] <PTYX11> That's the information in the atomic labs tool.
[telegram] <kirikou>
[telegram] <kirikou> Too lazy for a link
[telegram] <kirikou> I will stand with the conclusion "user are free to make up their own mind"
This is a simple tutorial to show users how to vote from April 14-May 14th using Magnum Wallet and their Ledgerd wallet. Live Vote Statistics: https://dexsta...
GatewayBOT14-Apr-19 08:19 PM
[telegram] <Rafalloc> Easy and nice interface of magnum
About webworker01 is a North American Notary Node operator since Spring of 2018. During that time he’s continued to tinker and work on keeping his node operations at peak performance while learning and contributing to the Komodo ecosystem. With modest server specs, daily at...
[telegram] <Marcauj> So claiming on the Magnum wallet is totally free whereas claiming with atomiclabs is subject to a charge of 5% of the claim rewards ? (re @PTYX11: You can also use the magnum wallet.)
[telegram] <PTYX11> Basically yes. That doesn't take away from the atomic labs tool though. I think the 5% fee goes to a good cause. (re @Marcauj: So claiming on the Magnum wallet is totally free whereas claiming with atomiclabs is subject to a charge of 5% of the claim rewards ?)
[telegram] <Marcauj> Good to know. Thanks for confirming! (re @PTYX11: Basically yes. That doesn't take away from the atomic labs tool though. I think the 5% fee goes to a good cause.)
GatewayBOT14-Apr-19 11:41 PM
[telegram] <CaptainButters> Any timeline when Chamelon wallet will have staking available to claim for KMD?
Don't lose your Komodo rewards on mobile. Now you can claim your rewards using Chameleon Pay!
@KomodoPlatform @PirateChain @VerusCoin @utrumdotio @Pungoio $KMD #blockchain
[telegram] <CaptainButters> Nice!
[telegram] <Instel7> To open the Claim Reward option you have to press the purple plus button (re @CaptainButters: Nice!)(edited)
[telegram] <CaptainButters> Nice.
[telegram] <CaptainButters> KMD buy signal turned on!
GatewayBOT14-Apr-19 11:59 PM
[telegram] <Edward_CM> What's it gonna take for KMD to really establish itself alongside ETH in the market?
[telegram] <Edward_CM> We all know it's undervalued, so how do we get it there?(edited)
GatewayBOT15-Apr-19 12:09 AM
[telegram] <Sergio> Is Hyperdex working?
[telegram] <Sergio> And when MM2?
GatewayBOT15-Apr-19 01:26 AM
[telegram] <pirate1st> Bitcoin halving in 405 days. 1 year count down coming May 24 (41 days) = Bullish
[telegram] <pirate1st> ALT season imminent
[telegram] <Snail> Lol
[telegram] <Snail> It has been started since feb XD
[telegram] <Sam> we are going to need about 100 testers for UltraFighter K64. As a requirement, it is mandatory you have some experience with blockchain, you are computer savvy enough to know your system specs (these will be required to make a "supported" list). Sign up through our Discord https://discord.gg/5Wx9UzF(edited)
GatewayBOT15-Apr-19 05:53 AM
[telegram] <Regnar> We need tons of gamers to join in! If you want to try out UltraFighter K64, a jet fighting game built on Komodo. Follow those instructions ^^ don't be shy! Basically if you like video games, know how to use a wallet, know what a wallet address is, have a computer(legit any kind) and want to participate in history in the making, sign up :)
GatewayBOT15-Apr-19 06:03 AM
[telegram] <Sam> Not just UltraFighter K64, but the other games will be made available too that closed group of testers.
@komodoregames is looking for 100 game testers to try out Ultra Fighter K64. Join their Discord https://t.co/NF9dric2Id to find out more. Hurry before slots to join run out!
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GatewayBOT15-Apr-19 07:03 AM
[telegram] <changemymindk> Omg I want to test it. I fricken love gaming. Got world champ division in Fortnite fast and play almost every game till I get every trophy
GatewayBOT15-Apr-19 07:36 AM
[telegram] <JohDio> Nice will do (re @Regnar: We need tons of gamers to join in! If you want to try out UltraFighter K64, a jet fighting game built on Komodo. Follow those instructions ^^ don't be shy! Basically if you like video games, know how to use a wallet, know what a wallet address is, have a computer(legit any kind) and want to participate in history in the making, sign up :))(edited)
GatewayBOT15-Apr-19 08:18 AM
[telegram] <Sam> You'll be catered soon, very soon. You can signup through our Discord - we're a chaos at the moment, but for a bunch of mad people doing this for only 5 weeks, I'm sure you can forgive the caveman process (re @changemymindk: Omg I want to test it. I fricken love gaming. Got world champ division in Fortnite fast and play almost every game till I get every trophy)
Eighty spots left, and these testers will be first proud 3rd party owners of our #K64 coin, helping to improve the #Gaming SDK for @KomodoPlatform and fly with us on this highway to the dangerzone!
GatewayBOT15-Apr-19 10:10 AM
[telegram] <CryptoBattler> when is the Agama wallet installer for windows going to be ready?
[telegram] <TheoHx> April has been pretty bad 23% down against BTC and 16% down against USD. Should turn around soon though...i Hope
GatewayBOT15-Apr-19 01:55 PM
[telegram] <Vollka_Racho> It's important that the support stays at 20K SAT. (re @TheoHx: April has been pretty bad 23% down against BTC and 16% down against USD. Should turn around soon though...i Hope)
[telegram] <TheoHx> Very...very important
GatewayBOT15-Apr-19 02:12 PM
[telegram] <Sutheeohm> +1 we need support sir. (re @Vollka_Racho: It's important that the support stays at 20K SAT.)


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Having dabbled with a variety of synthetic and natural psychedelics, I recently have had access to large quantities of very good quality DMT extracted from Mimosa hostilis root bark.
For this particular experiment, I was taking two mostly filled ‘00’ gel caps of 4x Syrian rue extract and 40 minutes later I took another gel cap of DMT extract (around 250mg).
This was my first time using Syrian rue in quite a few years. Since my last time using it I had turned to using B. caapi as an MAOI, but because I use this when taking ayahuasca, I have now a natural tendency to purge when combining it with mushrooms. However, when I purge with this combination on mushrooms I end up feeling nauseous for a while, and then dry heaving, never actually purging (this also makes the trip a lot more intense quite suddenly). I usually feel better after this, although there maybe some transient nausea and uncomfortable stomach feelings for quite a while, which is annoying as I never used to get nausea on mushrooms and Syrian rue (apart from maybe some stomach awareness while coming up).
I also find the Syrian rue and mushroom combination quite interesting. In fact, the highest I’ve ever been by an order of magnitude was on such a combination, and the only time I’ve encountered an entity was on a combination of Syrian rue and 10g of fresh Hawaiian Copelandia cyanascens mushrooms.
I was also curious how Syrian Rue would mix with DMT. My last ‘pharahuasca’ trip combining 20g of B. caapi tea with 300mg of DMT started off in an extremely intense fashion, but was quite short lasting.
Due to Syrian rue being a more potent MAOI, I thought this combination might be more intense if anything.
In fact, it was a much gentler trip. I felt distinct MAOI effects come on from the rue extract around 20 minutes after taking the capsules, and around 30 minutes after taking the DMT extract, psychedelic effects began, along with a subtle but growing nausea, along with a bit of stomach gas.
I’m now of the opinion that caapi is the more powerful MAOI, although Syrian rue may be more potent (in a similar way to DMT being more powerful than the much more potent LSD).
Around 45 minutes later I purged, and as purges go this was remarkably easy.
Following this there was still a little nausea, but it was uncomfortable. Unlike the start of my previous experience, there were no uncomfortable feelings at all. I felt completely at ease, warm and content, and in a very wholesome, earthy way. At this stage visuals were gentle, and remained so for a while.
Around an hour and half later I decided to smoke some DMT extract from my newly discovered glass freebase pipe.
I have found that there is a considerable art to smoking DMT. Some attempts seem to misfire completely, while others produce only a threshold experience. I find it hard to smoke enough to get to a breakthrough experience-the more DMT in the pipe, the harder it is to vaporize all at once and inhale quickly. As a result I have only been what I would call close to a breakthrough a few times.
Tonight I wasn’t optimistic, and smoked a little extract in the dark, with a poor lighter, so the odds weren’t exactly stacked in my favour. After heating it up for a while and taking several long, deep tokes, I still wasn’t expecting much, due to the fact I couldn’t tell if I was inhaling much or not, due to being in the dark, and the design of the pipe allows for an inflow of fresh air which makes it easy on the lungs.
I began to notice a subtle buzz, and a curious visual effect, where part of my visual field appears to ripple in a strange, liquid fashion. I have had this effect only once before, on an extremely powerful shroom/ayahuasca trip, so now I was thinking something might be about to happen.
And then quite suddenly the visuals went off the scale, and I seemed to depart my head into a utterly vast black space-quite a different environment to that enlargement of the interior visual field I get on other psychedelics. It felt like I had entered space.
This space completely engulfed me, and as it did so I was amazed at the feeling of complete bliss and ecstasy. I don’t usually feel much euphoria when smoking DMT while sober, but the MAOI effects of the rue seemed to slow this trip down slightly making it easier to integrate, and the euphoria was incredible. Throughout the experience there was not a single moment of anxiety or confusion.
The visual aspect of the trip was quite incredible. I was being submerged and bombarded with extremely beautiful and complex abstract geometric hallucinations. Unlike the sometime meaningless chaos of fractals I can get a lot on other psychedelics, it felt every ounce of this was brimming with intense meaning – exactly what though I don’t know.
After 10 or so minutes, it is hard to say, I gradually entered my head again, but the euphoria was still present.
When the results of the smoked experience had worn off I was back to the gentle wholesome experience previous to this. I felt very lucky to have experienced something so profound, and thought it was time no for sleep. However, an hour later, for some reason, the trip quite suddenly kicked off, but a different order of magnitude than before.
I also had trouble sleeping afterwards due to lots of energy and racing thoughts, I feel as a direct result of the smoked experience.
This was an incredible experience, and I am keen on trying this combination again sometime in the future.
[Reported Dose: '2x '00' gel caps 4x Syrian rue, 300mg Mimosa hostilis rootbark DMT extract']
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“ the greatest single programming language ever designed ”
- Alan Kay, on Lisp
“ Lisp is worth learning for the profound enlightenment experience you will have when you finally get it; that experience will make you a better programmer for the rest of your days, even if you never actually use Lisp itself a lot. ”
- Eric Raymond, “How to Become a Hacker”
;; this is a comment
;; creates a global var
(def x 1)
(def hello-1 (fn []
"Hello World!"))
(def hello-2 #(str "Hello " %))
;; creates a global var with a function as value
(defn hello-3
"Returns hello world"
[]
"Hello World!")
(defn hello-4
"Multi arity function."

[& more]
(apply + more))
(defn destruct-1
"Extract firstname and lastname and returns fullname."
[{:keys [:firstname :lastname]}]
{:fullname (str firstname " " lastname)})
(defn destruct-2
"Extract firstname and lastname but also add defaults if one of the
names do not exist. Returns concatenated fullname string."
[{:keys [:firstname :lastname]
:or {:firstname "John" :lastname "Doe"}}]
{:fullname (str firstname " " lastname)})
;; if and cond
(defn my-even?
"Returns true if number is even."
[n]
(if (even? n)
true
false))
(defn greeting
"Returns the greeting in the given language. Defaults to :english"
([] "Hello with with default argument")
([language]
(cond (= language :french) "Bonjour"
(= language :spanish) "Hola"
:else "Hello")))
;; let
(defn area-circle
"Returns the area of a circle with the given radius"
[radius]
(let [pi 3.1415
radius-squared (* radius radius)]
(* pi radius-squared)))
;; loops
(defn factorial
"Returns the factorial of the given number."
[n]
(loop [i n
acc 1]
(if (zero?
[& numbers]
(reduce + 0 (map (fn [x]
(* x x))
numbers)))
;; partial
(def even-numbers-2 (iterate (partial + 2) 0))
;; (take 10 even-numbers-2)
(def fifth (comp first rest rest rest rest))
(defn fnth
"Returns a function which returns n-th item from given sequence."
 If you give someone Lisp, he has any language he pleases. ”
- Guy Steele (Programming Language guru, contributed to Java Language Spec, Scheme, ECMAScript, Common Lisp, C, co-auther of emacs)
“ First rule of macros: don't write macros. ”
- anonymous
// java 1.4 and before
for (int i = 0; i < list.size(); i++) {
String s = (String) list.get(i);
// do something with list item...
}
// java 1.5 (8 year later)
for (String s : list) {
// do something with list item
}
;; for-each macro
(defmacro for-each
"Simulates the java for-each loop"
[[sym coll] & body]
`(loop [coll# ~coll]
(when-let [[~sym & xs#] (seq coll#)]
~@body
(recur xs#))))
;; (for-each [x [1 2 3]]
;; (println x))
;; infix macro
(defmacro infix
"Use this macro to get a familiar syntax."
[infixed]
(list (second infixed) (first infixed) (last infixed)))
;; (infix (1 + 2))
;; (macroexpand-1 '(infix (1 + 2)))
(defmacro unless-1
"Inverted if"
[test & branches]
(conj branches (list 'not test) 'if))
;; (unless-1 (= 1 1)
;; true
;; false)
(defmacro unless-2
"Inverted if, easier"
[test & branches]
`(if (not ~test)
~@branches))
(defmacro my-and
""
([] true)
([x] x)
([x & next]
`(let [and# ~x]
(if and# (my-and ~@next) and#))))
;; (my-and true false)
;; (pprint (macroexpand-1 '(my-and true false)))
- Joy of Clojure - Michael Fogus and Chris Houser


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Born in San Francisco, Ca. 90s kid! Now living in Las Vegas, NV. Bartend for living. Have always been interested in technology and computers. Love video games and movies. Loving to learn the more technical aspect behind what is now going to become a large part of our future and the next.


What is open source?
Web Development lives in open source. Open source software can be changed and used freely by anyone, and has a world of ongoing free support through the vibrant communities surrounding each piece of software. Open source software is much less resource-intensive, and gets updated by the community itself, and so you're not required to buy new versions of the software every year, like you must with Microsoft Office. Open source software allows people to build powerful web companies and applications at low cost, and today, is responsible for thousands of startups and the millions of individuals that use them. Most of the web is built on top of open source technology.


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BREAKING NEWS: LG GM Of Marketing Quits
by David RichardsAngus Jones the General Manager of Marketing at LG Electronics Australia has quit.
He joins a long list of senior managers to quit the South Korean technology and appliance Company.
Jones quit on Friday and left the Company on Friday night.
He told ChannelNews that he had not taken up another role and it was his decision to leave the Company.
“LG are a great Company and I have spent 4 good years with the Company”.
Prior to joining LG Jones spent four years working at Dell as Marketing Director and head of Global Client Sales & the Companies Marketing Enablement Strategy.
An experienced marketing executive he said, “I felt it was time to move on”.
LG Australia thanked him for his leadership of the brand during the past four years.
In a statement to ChannelNews they said “Angus has overseen a period of growth and change during his time with the company. His deep understanding and experience has been invaluable, and we wish him well for the future.”
The company has begun a search for a new head of marketing. LG Australia will be working with partners and customers to ensure a seamless transition period.


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