MONEY FOR NOTHING A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 5.0
Date Released: 9/10/93 Running Length: 1:40 Rated: R (Nudity, sex, language)
Starring: John Cusack, Debi Mazar, Michael Madsen, Benicio Del Tauro, Maury Chaykin Director: Ramon Menendez Producer: Tom Musca Screenplay: Tom Musca, Ramon Menendez, and Carol Sobieski Music: Craig Safan Released by Hollywood Pictures
For those who live in and around Philadelphia, Joey Coyle is a local legend--a dockworker who came to be known and loved by a city of blue-collar toilers who forever root for the underdog (witness their infatuation with several perennial sub-.500 sports teams). Overnight, Coyle went from a nobody to a folkhero by not doing the right thing, an action (or lack thereof) of which everyone seemed to approve.
MONEY FOR NOTHING tells a Hollywood version of Coyle's story, judiciously editing his life to make him more appealing to the masses (there is no mention of drug use), and to make the five days following his discovery more entertaining. The film starts with Coyle (John Cusack) discovering the money, inadvertently dropped off the back of an armored car, and follows his life for the next few days as he hides some of the cash, throws some of it away, and tries to launder the rest. Of course, he's also trying to keep his good fortune a secret, because by not returning his find, he's guilty of a felony. Along for the ride in MONEY FOR NOTHING are Benicio Del Tauro as Joey's connection to the underworld, Maury Chaykin as the launderer, Michael Madsen as Laurenzi, the cop on the trail of the missing money, and Debi Mazar as Monica Russo, Joey's girlfriend.
Basically, the problem with this film is that it lacks the substance to keep it going for one-hundred minutes. In fact, it's debatable whether there's enough meat in the story for something half that length. Instead of a wistful fantasy about what someone could do with this much money, we get a plodding drama that takes a few stabs at comedy, not many of which work (although there is a nice bit where Maury Chaykin comments that the reason Ben Franklin's is the only smiling face on U.S. currency is because he never became President).
Distilled to its essence, the plot of MONEY FOR NOTHING can be described in two or three lines, so it's immediately suspicious that the film makers managed to milk a full-length feature out of the Joey Coyle story. The result is probably no better--or worse--than most prospective viewers would expect. Take away the profanity and the scene with Joey and Monica rolling around naked on a bedspread covered with $100 bills, and you get something that looks suspiciously like a made-for-TV movie.
If there's a reason to see MONEY FOR NOTHING, it's for the supercharged performance of John Cusack, who takes his role to the hilt without ever going over-the-top. Cusack starts out pretty low key, but as the burden of dealing with the money (coupled with a lack of sleep) gets to Joey, the actor brings to the fore a manic quality that makes the eventual outcome of the Coyle case believable. In the end, Joey was acquitted of his crimes on the grounds that he was temporarily insane.
Michael Madsen is present with his characteristic unemotional demeanor. While this style has often been a plus (in RESERVOIR DOGS, for example), it doesn't work in MONEY FOR NOTHING, and Madsen's Laurenzi comes off as a non-entity. Debi Mazar, doing her best Marisa Tomei impression, isn't particularly memorable as Monica (a fictional character who functions as a compilation of several real-life people).
There is a tragic, unfilmed epilogue to the Coyle story that those outside of Philadelphia may be unaware of. One month ago, even as he claimed to be eagerly awaiting the release of this movie, Coyle committed suicide. Depression brought on by drug use and the breakup of a relationship were cited as the reasons. These sad, off-screen events make an unimpressive film seem even flatter.
There's nothing horrible about MONEY FOR NOTHING. It has a story to tell, and it accomplishes that aim, albeit in a workmanlike fashion. However, with everything being so straightforward and unremarkable, I can't say it's worth the time or money. And for those Philadelphians going to catch a glimpse of their city on film, they should be warned that even though there are a few shots of familiar places, the bulk of the movie, while supposedly taking place on the streets of the City of Brotherly Love, was actually filmed in Pittsburgh.
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MAN FACING SOUTHEAST [Spoilers] A dissenting view A film review by Steve Upstill Copyright 1987 Steve Upstill
One of the most universally-praised films of the last year was MAN FACING SOUTHEAST. With only two exceptions, everyone I know who saw it lavished it with praise.
One of my two dissenters described it, not kindly, as a misbegotten hybrid of THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH and ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST. I concur; MAN FACING SOUTHEAST *is* indeed like an ill-starred half-breed, but without the latter's mystical power or the former's sense of humor.
But seriously, folks, I have three serious gripes with it. First, it didn't have the dramatic fortitude to be consistent. If Rantes was supposed to be this unfeeling creature, why are we never informed, or even hinted at, about the transformation which enabled him to express such joy in the "conducting" scene. He seems impassive when an Impassive Objective Analysis of Human Affairs is required, and passionate/human when that is convenient.
Second, the film tries very hard (and apparently successfully) to give the impression of addressing important issues without ever really coming to grips with any of them. Ambiguity and irresolution have their place in a well-constructed plot, but not in the kind of hit-and-run philosophical flirtation you find in this film. Sure the doctor was intrigued, engaged and depressed by encountering Rantes, but was he any different at the end than at the beginning? Did he learn anything? If so, then his treatment of the woman does a good job of obscuring it. And how are we supposed to make of the prisoners rioting while Rantes conducts?
But I guess the thing that bothers me most involves the film's single clear philosophical statement, that it is "rational" to help another, which proves that people are irrational. In fact, compassion is one of the most noble of human emotions, partly because it is irrational. The most chillingly uncompassionate people I have ever met are also the most rational. Tune in to libertarian discussions on Poli-Sci sometime if you don't believe me. The view that morality is a strictly rational phenomenon goes back to Kant, and is profoundly dehumanizing, making people into dry bearers of Absolute Good, devoid of either passion or joy, with no use whatsoever of the idea that humanity shares some common bond.
But of course the filmmakers didn't think it through that far.  The annoying thing about MAN FACING SOUTHEAST is that it is perfectly content with glibness, allowing and encouraging its audience in the smugness of frustrated hope, without ever considering the effort involved in making real change in the world. As H. L. Mencken said (more or less) "If you make people think they're thinking, they'll love you.
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Tim Southee finally got some reward for a solid bowling performance on the first day as he sparked a mini-collapse in England's batting before the tourists reached 329-8 at lunch on the second day of the first test at Bay Oval on Friday.
WELLINGTON: Tim Southee finally got some reward for a solid bowling performance on the first day as he sparked a mini-collapse in England's batting before the tourists reached 329-8 at lunch on the second day of the first test at Bay Oval on Friday.
Wicketkeeper Jos Buttler was on 29 while spinner Jack Leach was 12 not out as they thwarted New Zealand from bowling England out before the break with an unbroken 34-run, ninth-wicket partnership.
Southee, along with the rest of New Zealand's pace attack, went largely unrewarded following a day of toil on Thursday in blazing sunshine at Mt. Maunganui with England ending on 241-4 and with Ben Stokes at the crease on 67 and set to push on.
The all-rounder and Ollie Pope, who overturned an early lbw decision on review while on his overnight score of 18, dominated the first 30 minutes with Stokes in particular bristling with aggression as he looked to accelerate the run rate.
Stokes raced to 91 and looked set for his ninth test century when he slashed at a Southee delivery and was caught one handed by a diving Ross Taylor at first slip, making up for his spilled chance from Stokes just before stumps on Thursday.
Pope followed two overs later for 29 when he was snapped up by wicketkeeper BJ Watling off Southee, who then trapped Sam Curran in front on the next delivery to reduce England to 286-7, having lost three wickets for nine runs.
Southee, who missed completing the hat-trick against Jofra Archer, then took a sharp catch in the slips in the next over to dismiss the fast bowler for four and give Trent Boult his first wicket of the innings.
(Reporting by Greg Stutchbury; Editing by Himani Sarkar)


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- occlusion(int, float) - Method in class org.sunflow.core.ShadingState
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Simple black and white ambient occlusion.
- occlusion(int, float, Color, Color) - Method in class org.sunflow.core.ShadingState
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Ambient occlusion routine, returns a value between bright and dark
depending on the amount of geometric occlusion in the scene.
- openFile(String) - Method in interface org.sunflow.image.BitmapWriter
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Open a handle to the specified file for writing.
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- openFile(String) - Method in class org.sunflow.image.writers.HDRBitmapWriter
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原文地址：https://github.com/labuladong/fucking-algorithm/blob/master/数据结构系列/单调栈.md
Translator: miaoxiaozui2017
Author: labuladong
Stack
is a very simple data structure. The logical sequence of first in and last out conforms to the characteristics of some problems, such as function call stack.
Monotonic stack
is actually a stack. It just uses some ingenious logic to keep the elements in the stack orderly (monotone increasing or monotone decreasing) after each new element putting into the stack.
Well,sounds like a heap? No, monotonic stack is not widely used. It only deals with one typical problem, which is called Next Greater Element
. In this paper, the algorithm template of monotonic queue is used to solve this kind of problem, and the strategy of dealing with “cyclic array” will be discussed.
First, explain the original problem of Next Greater Number
: give you an array,and return an array of equal length.The corresponding index stores the next larger element, if there is no larger element, store -1
. It’s not easy to explain clearly in words. Let’s take a direct example:
Give you an array [2,1,2,4,3]
,and you return an array [4,2,4,-1,-1]
.
The number that is larger than 2
after the first 2
is 4
.The number that is larger than 1
after the first 1
is 2
. The number that is larger than 2
after the second 2
is 4
.There is no number that is larger than 4
after the fourth
,so fill in -1
.There is no number that is larger than 3
after the third
,so fill in -1
.
It’s a good idea for the violent solution of this problem.It scans the back of each element to find the first larger element. But the time complexity of the violent solution is O (n^2)
.
This problem can be thought abstractly: think of the elements in the array as people standing side by side, and the size of the elements as the height of an adult. These people stand in line before you. How to find the Next Greater Number
of element "2"
? Very simply, if you can see the element "2"
, then the first person you can see behind him is the Next Greater Number
of "2"
. Because the element smaller than "2"
is not tall enough and it is blocked by "2"
,the first one not being blocked is the answer.
This is a very understandable situation,huh? With this abstract scenario in mind, let’s look at the code first.
vector<int> nextGreaterElement(vector<int>& nums) {
vector<int> ans(nums.size()); // array to store answer
stack<int> s;
for (int i = nums.size() - 1; i >= 0; i--) { // put it into the stack back to front
while (!s.empty() && s.top() <= nums[i]) { // determine by height
s.pop(); // short one go away while blocked
}
ans[i] = s.empty() ? -1 : s.top(); // the first tall behind this element
s.push(nums[i]); // get into the queue and wait for later height determination
}
return ans;
}
This is the template for monotonic queue solving problem. The for
loop scans elements from the back to the front,and while we use the stack structure and enter the stack back to front, we are actually going to exit the stack front to back. The while
loop is to rule out the elements between the two “tall” elements.Their existence has no meaning, because there is a “taller” element in front of them and they cannot be considered as the Next Great Number
of the subsequent elements.
The time complexity of this algorithm is not so intuitive. If you see for
loop nesting with while
loop, you may think that the complexity of this algorithm is O(n^2)
, but in fact the complexity of this algorithm is only O(n)
.
To analyze its time complexity, we need to look at it on a whole: There are n
elements in total, each element is pushed into the stack once, and it will be pop once at most, without any redundant operation. So the total calculation scale is proportional to the element scale n
, which is the complexity of O(n)
.
Now that you have mastered the technique of using monotonic stack, and take a simple transformation to deepen your understanding.
Give you an array T = [73, 74, 75, 71, 69, 72, 76, 73]
, which stores the weather temperature in recent days(Is it in teppanyaki? No, it’s in Fahrenheit). You return an array to calculate: for each day, how many days do you have to wait for a warmer temperature;and if you can’t wait for that day, fill in 0
.
Give you T = [73, 74, 75, 71, 69, 72, 76, 73]
, and you return [1, 1, 4, 2, 1, 1, 0, 0]
.
Explanation
The first day is 73 degrees Fahrenheit, and the next day is 74 degrees Fahrenheit, which is higher than 73 degrees Fahrenheit.So for the first day, you can wait for a warmer temperature just one day. The same goes for the latter.
You are already sensitive to the typical problem like Next Greater Number
.In essence, this problem is also to find the Next Greater Number
. Instead of just answering what the Next Greater Number
is, now you need to know the current distance from the Next Greater Number
.
For the same type of problem using the same idea, directly call the algorithm template of monotonic stack with a little change.Directly go to the code.
vector<int> dailyTemperatures(vector<int>& T) {
vector<int> ans(T.size());
stack<int> s; // here for element index，not element
for (int i = T.size() - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
while (!s.empty() && T[s.top()] <= T[i]) {
s.pop();
}
ans[i] = s.empty() ? 0 : (s.top() - i); // get index spacing
s.push(i); // add index，not element
}
return ans;
}
The monotonic stack is explained. Let’s start with another important point: how to deal with “circular array”.
It’s also Next Greater Number
. Now suppose the array given to you is a ring and how to deal with it?
Give you an array [2,1,2,4,3]
,and you return an array [4,2,4,-1,4]
. With the ring attribute, the last element 3
goes around and finds the element 4
larger than itself.
First of all, the memory of the computer is linear, and there is no real ring array. However, we can simulate the effect of ring array. Generally, we use the %
operator to calculate the modulus (remainder) to get the ring effect:
int[] arr = {1,2,3,4,5};
int n = arr.length, index = 0;
while (true) {
print(arr[index % n]);
index++;
}
Back to the problem of Next Greater Number
. After adding the ring attribute, the difficulty lies in that the meaning of Next
is not only the right side of the current element, but also the left side of the current element (as shown in the above example).
If we are clear about the problem, it will be half solved. We can think about like this: “Double” the original array,or in another word,to connect another original array at the back. In this way, according to the previous “height comparison” process, each element can not only compare with the elements on its right, but also the elements on its left.
How do you achieve it? Of course, you can construct this double length array and apply the algorithm template. However, instead of constructing a new array, we can use the technique of circular array
to simulate. Just look at the code:
vector<int> nextGreaterElements(vector<int>& nums) {
int n = nums.size();
vector<int> res(n); // store result
stack<int> s;
// pretend that this array is doubled in length
for (int i = 2 * n - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
while (!s.empty() && s.top() <= nums[i % n])
s.pop();
res[i % n] = s.empty() ? -1 : s.top();
s.push(nums[i % n]);
}
return res;
}
Till now,you have caught up with the design method and code template for Monotonic Stack
，learned to solve the problem of Next Greater Number
,and can deal with circular array
.


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Quickstart¶
To easily create a FIRE Firefly visualization¶
After following the installation instructions:
# Import Firefly API
from firefly.data_reader import SimpleFIREreader
# The simple reader only needs the snapshot location
# Here we're using the shared Stampede2 directory as an example
reader = SimpleFIREreader(
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)
To view the Firefly visualization¶
# Spawn a server to host the visualization
from Firefly.server import spawnFireflyServer
process = spawnFireflyServer()
Now navigate to http://localhost:5000 in your web browser. Alternatively, if you’re using a Jupyter notebook, you can setup an IFrame:
# Jupyter notebook alternative:
# Create a window to view the data
from IPython.display import IFrame
IFrame("http://localhost:5000", width=1000, height=500)
Regardless of browser or notebook, the final step is to send the data to the visualization. This will update your web browser or IFrame.
my_arrayReader.sendDataViaFlask()
See also
A more in-depth example of formatting FIRE data is available here.


170. Particles
time limit per test: 0.2 sec.
memory limit per test: 1024
KB
input: standard
output: standard
A new kind of elementary particles was discovered in recent
physical experiments. These particles were named "buons". It was also discovered
that there exist two types of buons, which were named "Y+" (psi +) and "Y-" (psi -) buons.
It became known that buons tend to form chains. Moreover, a very interesting
property of buons, named "going through", was discovered: if two buons with
different types are neighbors in a chain, they can easily exchange places one
with other.
Because one "going through" takes very short time, the order
of buons in chain can quickly change. Now the physicists are interested, how
many "goings through" must happen for one chain to become other.
You are
to help them. Write a program, which determines the minimal number of "goings
through" which will allow one chain to become other.
Input
First two lines of input contains strings of "+" and "-"
characters, describing first and second buon chains. The "+" character stands
for Y+ buon, and "-" character stands for Y- buon. The length of each string doesn't exceed 5000;
moreover, there is at leat one buon in each chain.
Output
If it is possible to make the second chain from the first, using
only "goings trough", write on the first line of output the minimal number K of
"goings through" which are required. If it is impossible to make the secong
chain from the first, output only integer "-1".
Sample test(s)
Input
++-+--+
-++--++
Output
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Working With Unix Processes, by Jesse Storimer, is ostensibly about Unix internals. However, in reading this book, I have become more aware of how executables run on my favorite family of operating systems, which in turn gives me more insight into Ruby.
Passing Arguments
For example, what happens when we pass arguments to a process, Ruby or otherwise? How do the arguments get there? Storimer offers a 1-line Ruby program called argv.rb
that we can use to play with the ARGV array:
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Once we have our hands on the ARGV array, we can parse it and manipulate it at will.
Grokking Forks
The section on forks contains a lot of mind-bending fun. The author offers some code to explain how forks work, but some concepts are only understandable when we write our own code. I had to write my own in order to raise my comfort level with forks.
Here’s what the code does:
- In the parent process,
fork
returns thepid
of the child process. - In the child process,
fork
returnsnil
. - Therefore, the
if
block should be executed by the parent process… - …and the
else
block should be executed by the child process.
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Running the above Ruby code produces the following results:
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Digging further: Let’s look at the names that correspond to our
pids
.
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We get zero data for the pids
79703 and 79704 because those processes terminated with the program forking_around.rb
. However, 76751 shows bash
because bash is still running.
The book is full of rich playground examples that go much deeper than this. Time slips away when I get rolling with this stuff!
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The book is new so you can expect a few typos. If you run into problems with sample code, a quick Google search will lead you to the corrected text. For example, early in the book I had problems with a command that returns the maximum number of processes allowed on a system. Turns out there was a typo, and the correction was posted by the author himself on the publisher’s errata page.
Conclusion
I enjoyed reading Working With Unix Processes because it replaces a belief in “the magic of Unix” with a sound understanding of Unix fundamentals. The book is clear and brief with plenty of examples. The author assumes that readers have at least a basic understanding of Ruby. After that, you only need a command line, IRB, and the willingness to explore.


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The small element must not be used for subheadings; for that purpose, use the hgroup element.
Small print typically features disclaimers, caveats, legal restrictions, or copyrights. Small print is also sometimes used for attribution, or for satisfying licensing requirements.
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Service teams manage the components that are unique to their applications. These are the user-facing front end apps, back end APIs, supporting backing services (like databases and caches), scheduled tasks and application security. It is also easy to ship logs from running apps to logging infrastructure of your choice.
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This is the regex used to match bug IDs in changeset comments. After a match is found, first the entire match,
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To match any number, use: [0-9]+
The bugzilla style of matching bug + number would be: bug ([0-9]+)
Note that the parens in this example are used to identify the bug number.
Here are two examples from the hudson community:
Example 1:
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The above regex example matches only the numbers in strings like the following:
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Issue: 12345
SCR 12345
Bug 12345
bug 12345
bug #12345
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- __init__(self)
- count = method(self, **kwargs)
- Get a count of link shares
Args:
url: string, URLs for which to get share counts. (repeated)
hl: string, Language code to limit language results.
- delete = method(self, **kwargs)
- Delete an activity
Args:
userId: string, ID of the user whose post to delete. (required)
hl: string, Language code to limit language results.
scope: string, The collection to which the activity belongs. (required)
Allowed values
@liked - Activities liked by the user.
@muted - Activities muted by the user.
@self - Activities posted by the user.
alt: string, Specifies an alternative representation type.
Allowed values
atom - Use Atom XML format
json - Use JSON format
postId: string, ID of the activity to delete. (required)
- extractPeopleFromSearch = method(self, **kwargs)
- Search for people by topic
Args:
c: string, A continuation token that allows pagination.
lat: string, Latitude to use in a geographic location query.
lon: string, Longitude to use in a geographic location query.
pid: string, ID of a place to use in a geographic location query.
q: string, Full-text search query string.
max_results: integer, Maximum number of results to include.
radius: string, Radius to use in a geographic location query.
bbox: string, Bounding box to use in a geographic location query.
hl: string, Language code to limit language results.
alt: string, Specifies an alternative representation type.
Allowed values
atom - Use Atom XML format
json - Use JSON format
- get = method(self, **kwargs)
- Get an activity
Args:
postId: string, ID of the post to get. (required)
truncateAtom: boolean, Truncate the value of the atom:content element.
userId: string, ID of the user whose post to get. (required)
hl: string, Language code to limit language results.
alt: string, Specifies an alternative representation type.
Allowed values
atom - Use Atom XML format
json - Use JSON format
max_comments: integer, Maximum number of comments to include.
max_liked: integer, Maximum number of likes to include.
- insert = method(self, **kwargs)
- Create a new activity
Args:
body: object, The request body.
media_body: string, The filename of the media request body.
userId: string, ID of the user being referenced. (required)
hl: string, Language code to limit language results.
alt: string, Specifies an alternative representation type.
Allowed values
atom - Use Atom XML format
json - Use JSON format
preview: boolean, If true, only preview the action.
- list = method(self, **kwargs)
- List activities
Args:
c: string, A continuation token that allows pagination.
truncateAtom: boolean, Truncate the value of the atom:content element.
userId: string, ID of the user being referenced. (required)
max_results: integer, Maximum number of results to include.
hl: string, Language code to limit language results.
scope: string, The collection of activities to list. (required)
Allowed values
@comments - Limit to activities commented on by the user.
@consumption - Limit to activities to be consumed by the user.
@liked - Limit to activities liked by the user.
@public - Limit to public activities posted by the user.
@self - Limit to activities posted by the user.
alt: string, Specifies an alternative representation type.
Allowed values
atom - Use Atom XML format
json - Use JSON format
max_comments: integer, Maximum number of comments to include.
max_liked: integer, Maximum number of likes to include.
- list_next = methodNext(self, previous)
- Takes a single argument, 'body', which is the results
from the last call, and returns the next set of items
in the collection.
Returns None if there are no more items in
the collection.
- patch = method(self, **kwargs)
- Update an activity. This method supports patch semantics.
Args:
body: object, The request body. (required)
userId: string, ID of the user whose post to update. (required)
abuseType: string, A parameter
hl: string, Language code to limit language results.
scope: string, The collection to which the activity belongs. (required)
Allowed values
@abuse - Activities reported by the user.
@liked - Activities liked by the user.
@muted - Activities muted by the user.
@self - Activities posted by the user.
alt: string, Specifies an alternative representation type.
Allowed values
atom - Use Atom XML format
json - Use JSON format
postId: string, ID of the activity to update. (required)
- search = method(self, **kwargs)
- Search for activities
Args:
c: string, A continuation token that allows pagination.
lat: string, Latitude to use in a geographic location query.
lon: string, Longitude to use in a geographic location query.
pid: string, ID of a place to use in a geographic location query.
q: string, Full-text search query string.
truncateAtom: boolean, Truncate the value of the atom:content element.
max_results: integer, Maximum number of results to include.
radius: string, Radius to use in a geographic location query.
bbox: string, Bounding box to use in a geographic location query.
hl: string, Language code to limit language results.
alt: string, Specifies an alternative representation type.
Allowed values
atom - Use Atom XML format
json - Use JSON format
- search_next = methodNext(self, previous)
- Takes a single argument, 'body', which is the results
from the last call, and returns the next set of items
in the collection.
Returns None if there are no more items in
the collection.
- track = method(self, **kwargs)
- Get real-time activity tracking information
Args:
c: string, A continuation token that allows pagination.
lat: string, Latitude to use in a geographic location query.
lon: string, Longitude to use in a geographic location query.
pid: string, ID of a place to use in a geographic location query.
q: string, Full-text search query string.
max_results: integer, Maximum number of results to include.
radius: string, Radius to use in a geographic location query.
bbox: string, Bounding box to use in a geographic location query.
hl: string, Language code to limit language results.
alt: string, Specifies an alternative representation type.
Allowed values
atom - Use Atom XML format
json - Use JSON format
- update = method(self, **kwargs)
- Update an activity
Args:
body: object, The request body. (required)
userId: string, ID of the user whose post to update. (required)
abuseType: string, A parameter
hl: string, Language code to limit language results.
scope: string, The collection to which the activity belongs. (required)
Allowed values
@abuse - Activities reported by the user.
@liked - Activities liked by the user.
@muted - Activities muted by the user.
@self - Activities posted by the user.
alt: string, Specifies an alternative representation type.
Allowed values
atom - Use Atom XML format
json - Use JSON format
postId: string, ID of the activity to update. (required)
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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public class GameModel
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.io.Serializable
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GameModel(PlayerModel black,
PlayerModel white)
Constructor, initializes all fields
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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int |
getBlackPoints()
Getter for black player's amount of points
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java.util.ArrayList<MoveModel> |
getCurrentMoves()
Getter for the current valid moves
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PlayerModel |
getCurrentPlayer()
Getter for the current player
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BoardModel |
getGameBoard()
Getter for the game board
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PlayerModel |
getNonCurrentPlayer()
Getter for the non-current player
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char |
getPieceAt(int x,
int y)
Gets the piece at given position, considering both game and suggestion matrices
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MoveModel |
getValidMove(int x,
int y)
Checks if a move at given coordinates if valid
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int |
getWhitePoints()
Getter for white player's amount of points
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boolean |
isOver()
Checks if game is over
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GameMemento |
saveState()
Generates a game state to be saved to the game care taker
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void |
setPreviousState(GameMemento state)
Sets a previous game state as the current one
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void |
undoMove(int n)
Undoes a given number of moves
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void |
updateGame()
Updates the game state and information based on the current player's next move
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public GameModel(PlayerModel black, PlayerModel white)
black
- Player playing black pieceswhite
- Player playing white piecespublic MoveModel getValidMove(int x, int y)
x
- move's x-coordinatey
- move's y-coordinatespublic void updateGame()
public char getPieceAt(int x, int y)
x
- piece's x-coordinatey
- piece's y-coordinatepublic java.util.ArrayList<MoveModel> getCurrentMoves()
public BoardModel getGameBoard()
public PlayerModel getCurrentPlayer()
public PlayerModel getNonCurrentPlayer()
public int getBlackPoints()
public int getWhitePoints()
public boolean isOver()
public GameMemento saveState()
public void setPreviousState(GameMemento state) throws java.lang.CloneNotSupportedException
state
- state to be restoredjava.lang.CloneNotSupportedException
public void undoMove(int n)
n
- Number of moves to be undone


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miketoutLast Monday at 4:06 AM
Just in case it's not clear for everyone, I want to clearly explain the point I was making about zero knowledge vs. encrypted. To recover the data, it must be encrypted, not just zero knowledge proven. To prove that a certain receiver is the receiver of a transaction or that the math between sources and destinations is correct, the original information does not need to be used. How this applies to a private transaction with zk-SNARKs is that the actual message and amount are there and encrypted, but the amount is never exposed, since the transaction can be proven correct without doing so, and there is no reference, no record stored whatsoever of sender or receiver, besides the ability for the sender or receiver to verify that they are a party to the transaction.
miketoutLast Monday at 5:27 AM
for privacy, nothing beats zero knowledge, because zero knowledge proofs separate the data from the proof of the data. That's why Monero and the ring sig based coins are all moving to bulletproofs or other forms of zero knowledge proofs. Lightning uses the Sphinx protocol, which is basically an improved Tor to provide multiple layers of encryption. This is still encryption of all relevant data, so theoretically, it can eventually be cracked, but to do so is very hard. To perform mathematical operations to ensure that transactions are correct, the lightning network needs to know the values of the transactions, which is another way to correlate who is doing what. This data also isn't used on zero knowledge transactions. While one can argue that Lighting has added a layer of privacy, I don't believe that privacy comes close to the theoretical privacy in zero knowledge systems.
C+P from Verus Project's Lead Dev Mike Tout - please consider being active in the Verus Project too.


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Appium Testing with React Native
Last SID I worked with a few people to rework our mobile testing frameworks. The current setup is using Appium and what I'm seeing so far is I'm not a fan yet. It just seems so combersome to get anything working and especially on iOS. I hope this doesn't steer me away and I can get into learning this process for end 2 end testing.
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- Next: Jest and unit tests


Brought to you by the good designers of Gaslight.
Information is freer than ever — but that means that there's more to dig through to find gems
The Design Squad™, in the interest of ongoing education, took on the task of reading and synthesizing content and then bringing it together.
Then obviously we needed to share it with everyone else too.
Since it's been on the docket for a while and everyone could benefit from amping up their consulting skills, we chose to read Articulating Design Decisions by Tom Greever
Design, once seen as niche and auxiliary, has come front-and-center in a world where people use more and more software products and come to expect them to look and work well.
Good design is very clearly tied to product success.
It would then follow that designers, those agents of design, would also be the new hotness, right?
Most issues are grounded in miscommunication or misunderstandings.
"Most issues" being 99.9% of the problems.
Words are powerful! They are the tools you use to steer people in the right direction!
The key is to understand what message you want to communicate and the response you want.
Being able to articulate your design choices gains the trust of your clients and keeps you from getting steamrolled by...
A successful design will...
To find the right solution, you need a clearly defined problem.
Set goals and key progress indicators to establish what success looks like. These can be drawn from what's important to your stakeholders.
You must be consciously aware of each decision made and why.
Ask "what problem am I trying to solve with this?" and then answer it. Write it down to get in the habit!
Practice describing your designs without visual aides to become more precise in how you clarify your designs and thinking.
Making sure a design actually resonates with users is grounded in intentionality. "How does this affect the user?"
It's entirely legitimate to make your best guesses and then try them out.
Practice writing stories about these design changes within the context of how they affect the user.
The most sicknasty design doesn't get you anywhere if you can't sell people on it.
Even worse, people will continue to suggest other alternatives if they're not convinced that you're right.
You need to get clients and other team members on your level!
Shared understanding of what you're trying to achieve and where you're headed helps achieve this.
To properly share your design savvy with others on your team takes a little additional legwork.
It's easy to land on what looks like the right decision, but leave no stone unturned — finding these other solutions and knowing why they don't work allows you to summon this information later if they're pitched as alternatives.
Being right is satisfying, but knowing why and being thoughtful are more important than being able to design the perfect solution every time.
The single most important thing you can do to improve communication is to improve relationships.
Uxers are so good at putting the user first but often fail to do the same for the stakeholders, the people who have influence over the project.
Applying the same principles we use to put the users first should be applied to the people we work with, that way we can create a better product together
In order to approach them the right way we need to:
There are always things that are influencing people’s behaviors that we don’t know about and there will always be things that we simply can’t predict.
A person’s attitudes and responses to your work might have more to do with the things outside of what you’re showing them.
When we don’t have anything in common with another person, it’s nearly impossible to talk to them.
Finding ways to create connections with other people is an important step toward understanding them.
Connections can be made easily through simple questions (non work questions!).
Having empathy for stakeholders allows you to understand from their perspective.
It simply means that your priority for communicating with them has shifted from a position of defense to one of solidarity.
You should learn to view things from the perspective of your stakeholders in the same way that you would with users of your application
By asking questions.
Every project has a variety of people who influence its outcome, the three main types you need to understand are:
Communication is much easier in good relationships.
Good relationships take work.
Take the time to do the simple things that will help you to improve your relationships and, as a byproduct, your communication with each other
Reducing the cognitive load not only for the stakeholders but our team and for ourselves so we can have a
Succesful
Productive
Valuable Meeting
A lot of people are easily distracted by things that simply do not matter to the goal of the meeting.
Getting to know people can help identify what is distracting to them, so you can remove those things from the conversation.
When we combine what we know about the infleuncers of the project with the values they carry in their role, we can make some pretty good guesses about how they’ll respond to our designs
So! Using this information we should curate the flow of our design discussion.
Getting other people to support your decisions is about showing that you’re not alone in your ideas.
& Finally
Now that you understand your stakeholders, have removed the distractions, anticipated their reactions, and gathered a group of people to back you up, it’s time to:
Reducing Cognitive Load for us and our Stakeholders allows everyone to focus on the decisions at hand creating more productive conversations.
Productivity Rules!!
No man ever listened himself out of a job.
―Calvin Coolidge
Be empathetic. Hear what your stakeholders are saying and try to understand the meaning of what's being said from their perspective.
Give your stakeholders the space they need to fully describe their ideas.
Three main benfits:
Showing that you can let someone express their ideas freely will help to build trust.
They will be more likely to agree with you if you can relate to what they've said.
There is subtext to every bit of feedback. The better we can decode these messages, the better we can correct our course of action.
People naturally jump to solutions. It's our job to identify the problems behind those solutions.
Ask the 5 Whys
The right word may be effective, but no word was ever as effective as a rightly timed pause.
―Mark Twain
Be aware of your body language.
Verbally demonstrate that you're listening and outwardly show that you're engaged in the conversation
You're not going to remember everything that your stakeolders say or suggest—you're just not.
Your notes should be:
So much of listening is just getting the other person to talk.
Without a shared vocabulary, there will inevitably be misunderstanding.
The begining of wisdom is the definition of terms.
―Socrates
Translate what's being said into what will become our common ground.
Bridge the language gap by showing:
Thank. Repeat. Prepare.
First learn the meaning of what you say, and then speak.
―Epictetus
See the value in what the other person is saying.
Removing your ego makes you less defensive and therefore better prepared to respond appropriately.
We're all in this together. We're headed towards the same goals and with the same level of passion for the product.
The response before the response.
The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place.
―George Bernard Shaw
The time after the meeting is crucial. It's prime time to make sure no disasterous design decisions are made. Some things you'll need to do:
The hallway after a meeting is where the real feelings come out.
This is the time where decisions can be solidified and people can share their thoughts more openly. Often participants can feel too timid to bring something up in a meeting because they may feel like their opinion isn't as influential or as solid as someone else's. However, they may feel more comfortable opening up after the meeting.
Recorded follow ups show that you value the people involved, their time, and their ideas.
The follow up should be written preferably within an hour of the meeting, or at least within a day. It should include:
Don't be afraid to delegate what people are doing what tasks. Be specific. Ask direct questions. Keep it brief.
Cut out unnecessary information so the team can stay focused.
Sometimes people bring up ideas just for the sake of innovation instead of concentrating on objectives. Here's how to assess a person with wild ideas:
It's not about ignoring people, but learning to discern whether comments do or don't align with the project's objectives.
"If they aren't influential, no one agrees with them, and they aren't likely to bring it up again, it's a safe bet you can just move on and never mention it again."
Incorporating everyone's opinions is a dangerous path. Fine tune your judgement to leave out what clouds the objectives.
Be open to communication after the meeting.
If there's someone you might benefit from talking to, find them immediately after the meeting. The purpose of these conversations is to give people the space to share their unfiltered thoughts outside the pressure of an organized setting.
Since many meetings end with ambiguity, it's better to do something rather than nothing.
"It's better to do something (even if it's wrong) and give your team the opportunity to speak out for or against your choice rather than deal with stale decisions and a stagnant design process.
Take the lead and make some kind of rough draft in order to combat decision paralysis. It'll at least get people's attention.
Remember these things when the meeting is over:
In every difficult situation is potential value. Believe this; then begin looking for it.
―Norman Vincent Peale
Sometimes, no matter how hard we try, have to roll with design decisions we disagree with.
The first step in addressing disaster is to understand why it happened and how it could have been avoided. A few causes for disaster:
They have a specific need that isn't being met
Sometimes one need is there because the stakeholder has another underlying need that isn't being addressed.
They want to know they're being heard
Sometimes clients insist on a change because they don't think they're being heard or valued.
There is a misunderstanding
Miscommunications come often and are a sure-fire way to disaster.
Your designs are not the best solution
Stakeholders are leaders for a reason and know the domain best, so they may be right.
SIT DOWN, BE HUMBLE
They are completely unreasonable
Usually when we think someone's unreasonable, we just fail to see things from their perspective. However, inherently unreasonable people do exist.
Some tactics for addressing decisions that you feel might hinder the user experience:
Make it subtle
Find a middle ground between what a stakeholder wants and what's cohesive for the UX.
Make it an option
If it's viable for your product, you could limit it's audience.
Carefully consider placement
If it's viable for your product, you could limit the amount of views it exists in.
The hidden menu
Sometimes elements could be carefully tucked away in a less accessible location.
Plan a space
Plan an area in the layout that could easily accommodate temporary changes.
Usually it's not one person's bad idea that will ruin a design. It's often poor execution of that possible bad idea that has the power to actually do damage.
Think of decisions that you disagree with as constraints. Use those constraints to actually improve the product instead of plopping them there exactly as suggested.
"One person's suggestions is a gold mine of other ideas waiting to be excavated."
Take a seemingly unfortunate decision and dig deeper. Being open to one change may reveal something else.
"Occasionally, having a stakeholder insist on a change can lead you down a path to improving the app in a way that you never expected, solving problems you might not have uncovered otherwise."
Stakeholder relationships depend on this bank account of trust. Learn which battles are worth fighting. You have to constantly balance the needs of users and the requirements of stakeholders.
When you're wrong you can either:
How to know when you're wrong:
Half of the world is composed of people who have something to say and can't, and the other half who have nothing to say and keep on saying it.
―Robert Frost
People have the tendency to spend a disproportionate amount of time "bike-shedding," which is the act of wasting time on trivial details instead of more pressing but harder to grasp issues.
Sometimes the solution for a stubborn and unreasonable stakeholder is to "paint a duck," or offer some carefully curated alternatives that you know they won't pick, just to point them in the right direction and focus them on the objectives of the project.
"Your ability to properly set, adjust, and communicate expectations is more important than your ability to crank out killer designs on a daily basis."
Often projects fail because expectations weren't clearly communicated, not because of a lack of quality of work.
Without the support of your team, you won't succeed.
"The way you communicate with and manage relationships with stakeholders is critical to your success as a designer."
What we do see depends mainly on what we look for ... In the same field the farmer will notice the crop, the geologists the fossils, botanists the flowers, artists the colouring, sportsmen the cover for the game. Though we may all look at the same things, it does not all follow that we should see them.
―Sir John Lubbock
There are non-designers who are interested in learning to talk about design. They value good working relationships and realize that clear communication is key, because miscommunication can lead to
Shared understanding is vital to the success of a project. Areas to focus on include:
An artist is not paid for his labor but for his vision.
―James McNeill Whistler
Having the skills to think and execute visually gets decision makers excited about our ideas
Designing for vision requires us to step away from our projects and dream a little
Designing for vision isn't usually part of our job description, so finding the value in it is often hard
It's important to find different time, space, activity and materials to help you relax, free your mind and create.
When it comes down to it, designing for vision is about making things up, expressing them in a tangible way and using visuals to create excitement about the future
Even if our ideas fall flat, they still create value for us, as designers, in learning to communicate about design and build momentum to be successful
Relationships are everything; invest in them
Talking about our design is hard because it is an extension of our experiences, regardless of how hard we try to remove ourselves
Your designs do not speak for themselves


Unlocking Your App’s Potential
Building Champions
Feedback, Follow Up, Social, Funnel
Funnel: http://tinyletter.com/ben/letters/why-i-hate-funnels
Shared Content Strategies
Newsletters, In-App Advertising, Social Media
Paid Advertising
Ads (Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest | Google..), Social Boosts
Influencer Outreach
Blogs, Newsletters, Media, Other Frameworks
Influencer Outreach Formula (Next Slide)
Influencer Outreach Formula
- Highly Targeted to Individual
- Personalized
- Keep It Short
- Relate to Audience
- Where to Find More Info
- Provide Images and Codes
Emotional Effects
- Many press requests won't work. That's okay.
- Spread your emails and tweets out over a few days to keep motivated
- Embrace and react to positive reviews and press
- Never give up


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