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- canDo(SWActor) - Method in class starwars.actions.Absorb
-
Returns if or not this Absorb
can be performed by the SWActor a
.
- canDo(SWActor) - Method in class starwars.actions.Attack
-
Determine whether a particular SWActor a
can attack the target.
- canDo(SWActor) - Method in class starwars.actions.Buy
-
Returns if or not this Buy
can be performed by the SWActor a
.
- canDo(SWActor) - Method in class starwars.actions.Dip
-
Returns if or not this Dip
can be performed by the SWActor a
.
- canDo(SWActor) - Method in class starwars.actions.Enter
-
Returns if or not this Enter
can be performed by the SWActor a
.
- canDo(SWActor) - Method in class starwars.actions.Exit
-
Returns if or not this Exit
can be performed by the SWActor a
.
- canDo(SWActor) - Method in class starwars.actions.Fill
-
- canDo(SWActor) - Method in class starwars.actions.GetMoney
-
Returns if or not this GetMoney
can be performed by the SWActor a
.
- canDo(SWActor) - Method in class starwars.actions.Leave
-
Returns if or not this Leave
can be performed by the SWActor a
.
- canDo(SWActor) - Method in class starwars.actions.Move
-
Returns if or not a SWActor a
can perform a Move
command.
- canDo(SWActor) - Method in class starwars.actions.Take
-
Returns if or not this Take
can be performed by the SWActor a
.
- canDo(SWActor) - Method in class starwars.actions.Thrown
-
Returns if or not this Thrown
can be performed by the SWActor a
.
- canDo(SWActor) - Method in class starwars.actions.Train
-
Returns if or not this Train
can be performed by the SWActor a
.
- canDo(SWActor) - Method in class starwars.SWAction
-
- canDo(SWActor) - Method in interface starwars.SWActionInterface
-
Returns if the given SWActor a
can perform this action
- canMove(SWActor, Direction) - Method in class starwars.SWWorldBase
-
Determine whether a given SWActor a
can move in a given direction
whichDirection
.
- Canteen - Class in starwars.entities
-
A canteen that can be used to contain water.
- Canteen(MessageRenderer, int, int) - Constructor for class starwars.entities.Canteen
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- Capability - Enum in starwars
-
Capabilities that various entities may have.
- catchLocals(SWActorWorldable, MessageRenderer) - Static method in class starwars.entities.actors.behaviors.CatchNeighbours
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This is the public static method that implementing catching SWActors
- CatchNeighbours - Class in starwars.entities.actors.behaviors
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This Class implements a SWActorWorldable
catching Droid
and SWActor
who can use force
- CatchNeighbours() - Constructor for class starwars.entities.actors.behaviors.CatchNeighbours
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- clear() - Method in class edu.monash.fit2099.simulator.util.BiMultiMap
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- compareTo(ActionInterface) - Method in interface edu.monash.fit2099.simulator.matter.ActionInterface
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compareTo method to order ActionInterface
objects in alphabetical order based on their descriptions
- containsKey(Object) - Method in class edu.monash.fit2099.simulator.util.BiMultiMap
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- containsValue(Object) - Method in class edu.monash.fit2099.simulator.util.BiMultiMap
-
- contents(L) - Method in class edu.monash.fit2099.simulator.matter.EntityManager
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This method will return,
a List containing all Entities
in the target Location loc
or
an empty List if,
no such Location loc
is found or
if there are no Entities
in that Location loc


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The latest 3DNA v2.0, with recipes and associated data files for the Nature Protocols manuscript, is distributed in a tarball file named X3DNA.tar.gz. The tarball link given here is for the reviewing process of our 3DNA manuscript: the 3DNA C binaries have been compiled on Ubuntu Linux and should run on other flavors of Intel-based Linux distributions. To install, download it to a directory of your choice, presumably your home directory, and then do the following:
- tar zxvf X3DNA.tar.gz
- cd X3DNA/bin
-
x3dna_setup
It will output message like the following (for my computer settings):To run X3DNA, you need to set up the followings: o the environment variable X3DNA o add $X3DNA/bin to your command line search path for your 'bash' shell, please add the following into ~/.bashrc: -------------------------------------------------------------- export X3DNA=/home/xiangjun/X3DNA export PATH=/home/xiangjun/X3DNA/bin:$PATH --------------------------------------------------------------
- type find_pair -h for command line help -- this applies to all 3DNA binaries. Visit 3DNA homepage at URL http://3dna.rutgers.edu/
Play with the Recipes
The recipes related to the Nature Protocols manuscript is under directory $X3DNA/NP_Recipes where there is a README file. Read it through and check each sub-directory for details.
In particular, there is a separate directory for each Recipe mentioned in the 3DNA manuscript that contains all the script(s), data files and the final generated image(s) directly used in the manuscript. For verification purpose, it would help to firstly make a copy of the directory NP_Recipes to a new location, e.g., NP_Recipes_play (using "cp -r") and play from there.
With the software tools mentioned in the next section properly installed, re-running the seven Recipe scripts takes less than thirty minutes on my Linux box.
Links
Here is a list of the software mentioned in the manuscript. They are readily available and are of great value to our own research. Please note that the software listed below are only used in the visualization part of 3DNA, e.g., for creating the figures used in the 3DNA manuscript. The analysis and rebuilding parts of 3DNA have zero dependence on third-part tools.
- RasMol There are many variants available, each with claimed new functionality. However, unless well tested, some also introduced bugs. Specifically, the v2.7.x series do not handle the Alchemy format right. I've been using v2.6.4, the version directly from Roger Sayle, the original author of RasMol. While RasMol is not directly used in generating the images used in the 3DNA manuscript, it is nevertheless a handy light-weighted tool for molecular structure visualization, especially for Alchemy files (which PyMOL seems do not like).
- MolScript It is used to generate Raster3D scenes of protein ribbons and nucleic acid backbone.
- Raster3D All 3DNA generated raster-graphics images are in Raster3D ".r3d" format. Only render is used in 3DNA.
- PyMOL While PyMOL is most commonly used interactively, we have explored its scripting capability (".pml" script) in 3DNA for integration with other command-line driven tools. Of course, one can easily load the ".r3d" files into PyMOL to interactively play with them, just as with the normal Raster3D/MolSctipt to PyMOL interface.
- Ghostscript It is used for converting an EPS file to a PNG image at a specific resolution (300 DPI for the figures in the manuscript).
- ImageMagick This is a very useful general-purpose image processing toolset. I have been using its display and convert on a regular basis.
- Xfig I like Xfig for its simplicity, quality, and availability and it fulfills my purposes nicely for line-drawing and composing composite figures. In particular, it allows for direct editing of the Xfig files generated from 3DNA. In retrospect, 3DNA's support for Xfig was added after EPS. Using the utility program pstoedit, one can easily convert 3DNA generated EPS file to Xfig format. However, the more I play with Xfig, the more I like it, to the extent that I feel it would benefit 3DNA users by eliminating its dependence on a third-party utility program (pstoedit). Of course, if you have access to Adobe Illustrator, you can manipulate the EPS file directly.
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Gareth Bale is picked for Wales despite not playing for Real Madrid
The forward has missed the last four matches for his club after picking up an injury during the previous international break
by Sport ENThe curious case surrounding Gareth Bale's fitness has taken a fresh turn today. After picking up an injury in the final match with Wales, an injury which has seen him miss every match for Real Madrid since, he's now been named in Wales' new squad.
Bale hasn't featured for Madrid since the 5th October (vs Granada). After playing against Slovakia and Croatia, the winger complained about discomfort in his calf. Although surprisingly there was no official report released by the club detailing the extent of his problem.
Wales need their talisman for the upcoming Euro 2020 qualifiers and as such Ryan Giggs has named Bale in his initial squad list.
No doubt the decision to call up Bale will spark questions from the media when Giggs holds a press conference. It'll be interesting to see how Madrid react should Bale be declared fit for the contests with his national team.


class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Reactivity ## SISBID 2021
https://github.com/dicook/SISBID
### Di Cook (
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>,
@visnut
)
Heike Hofmann (
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>,
@heike_hh
)
Susan VanderPlas (
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>,
@srvanderplas
) ### 07/21-23/2021 --- # Elements of Reactivity .pull-left[ - Sources - Any input widget is a source

 - Conductors - Use input and pass values to another component

 - Observers - Any output is an observer ] .pull-right[ ![](reactivity.png) ] --- # Two Conductors - Reactive expressions and reactive events are two types of conductors

 - Reactive expressions are the archetypical conductor:

 - envelope functionality used in multiple places of an app - run evaluations only once - store current values - update when inputs change

 - Reactive events are only triggered by specific events (e.g. click on an action button) --- # Reactive Expressions ```r rval <- reactive({ ... }) ``` Called like a function as `rval()` - Reactive expressions are executed **lazily** and values are **cached**

 - **Lazy**: Evaluated on demand as requested by a reactive endpoint

 - **Cached**: (re-)evaluated only when the value of a dependency changed --- # Reactive Events ```r rval <- eventReactive(actionbutton, { ... }) ``` Called like a function as `rval()` - reactive events are executed even more **lazily**

 - only on demand

 - requested by an actionButton (usually) --- # Example: Submission Form .pull-left[ - In RStudio open file `app.R` in `03_submission`

 - Run the app (a couple of times)

 - Turn on showcase mode: ```r runApp("03_submission/", display.mode = "showcase") ``` ] .pull-right[ ![Submission form applet screenshot](submission_form.png) ] --- class: inverse middle # Your turn .pull-left[ - Open the file `03_submission.R` - The package `colourpicker` implements a color wheel as an input widget - Allow users to change the color of the dots in the dot plot - What other interactive elements can you think of adding? Answers are in `03b_submission.R` ] .pull-right[ ![Screenshot of completed app](your-turn-screenshot-days.png) ]
05
:
00
--- # Conditional Panels .left-column[ ![Screenshot of the inputs without a conditional panel](without-conditional-panel.png) ![Screenshot of the inputs with a conditional panel](with-conditional-panel.png) ] .right-column[ - Showing a color picker before it is needed could confuse app users

 - `conditionalPanel(condition, ...)` allows us to encapsulate elements of the UI and only show them when `condition` is fulfilled

 - Here, a condition of `condition = 'input.submit > 0'` is true when the submit button was pressed at least once.

 - This is implemented in `03c_submission.R` ] --- # Layout of Dashboards .pull-left[ - The body can be laid out in a grid - either row based or column based

 - Structure is introduced by boxes ```r box(..., title = NULL, width = 6, height = NULL) ``` ![The app layout has 12 columns (width) and you can specify rows as well.](12 cols.png) ] .pull-right[ ![You can specify columns within rows, or rows within columns](12 columns-rows-demo.png) ] --- # Boxes .pull-left[ - Boxes help with structuring output

 - Boxes have a `status` parameter - a colored bar along the top of a box - `?validStatuses` are `primary`, `success`, `info`, `warning`, `danger` ] .pull-right[ .move-up[![Demonstration of an app with different box statuses](boxes.png)] ] --- # Row Based Layout .pull-left[ - Body is wrapped in a `fluidRow` function

 - Tops of boxes are aligned

 - Bottom of the boxes can be aligned by setting height in pixels

 ```r body <- dashboardBody( fluidRow( box(title = "Box with a width of 12 columns", width = 12), box(title = "Box with a width of 6 columns", width = 6, height = 200), box(title = "Another box with a width of 6 cols", width = 6, height = 200), ... ) ) ``` ] .pull-right[ .move-up.center.huge[`04_layout.R`] ![Showing a fluidRow layout](boxes.png) ] --- # Other Layouts - In **column** based layouts, the body is wrapped in a fluidRow function

 - Height of boxes are aligned

 - Each column has to define a width

 - Boxes are aligned in width

 - In **mixed** layouts fluidRow and column can be used sequentially --- # Tabs in Dashboards - `05_tabsets.R` - The sidebar menu can be used to introduce tabs for quick navigation .pull-left[ ![](tab1.png) ].pull-right[ ![](tab2.png) ] --- # Tabs in Dashboards .right-column[ ```r sidebar <- dashboardSidebar( sidebarMenu( menuItem("Dashboard", tabName = "dashboard", icon = icon("dashboard")), menuItem("Cars", icon = icon("th"), tabName = "cars", badgeLabel = "new", badgeColor = "green") ) ) ``` ].left-column[ .move-up.move-up.huge[`05_tabsets.R`] ![](sidebar-setup.png) ] --- # Tabs in Dashboards .right-column[ ```r sidebar <- dashboardSidebar( sidebarMenu( menuItem("Dashboard", tabName = "dashboard", icon = icon("dashboard")), menuItem("Cars", icon = icon("th"), tabName = "cars", badgeLabel = "new", badgeColor = "green") ) ) body <- dashboardBody( tabItems( tabItem(tabName = "dashboard", h2("Dashboard tab content"), fluidRow( # Boxes ... ) ), tabItem(tabName = "cars", h2("What do you want to know about Cars?"), plotOutput("myplot"), DTOutput("mytable") ) ) ) ``` ].left-column[ .move-up.move-up.huge[`05_tabsets.R`] ![](sidebar-setup.png) ] --- # Resources - RStudio Tutorial: https://shiny.rstudio.com/articles/reactivity-overview.html

 - Shiny Cheat Sheet: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rstudio/cheatsheets/master/shiny.pdf

 - Gallery of Shiny Apps: https://shiny.rstudio.com/gallery/


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Concrete class for working with RSS items.
__call(
string $var, mixed $unused
)
:
mixed
Overwrites parent::_call method to enable read access to content:encoded element.
Please note that method-style write access is not currently supported by parent method, consequently this method doesn't as well.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $var | string | The element to get the string value of. |
| $unused | mixed | This parameter is not used. |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| mixed | The node's value, null, or an array of nodes. |
__construct(
string $uri
=
null, \SimpleXMLElement|\DOMNode|string $element
=
null
)
:
void
Zend_Feed_Entry_Abstract constructor
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Entry_Abstract::__construct()The Zend_Feed_Entry_Abstract constructor takes the URI of the feed the entry is part of, and optionally an XML construct (usually a SimpleXMLElement, but it can be an XML string or a DOMNode as well) that contains the contents of the entry.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $uri | string | |
| $element | \SimpleXMLElement|\DOMNode|string |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| \Zend_Feed_Exception |
__get(
string $var
)
:
mixed
Overwrites parent::_get method to enable read access to content:encoded element.
Get-style access returns a Zend_Feed_Element representing the child element accessed. To get string values, use method syntax with the __call() overriding.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $var | string | The property to access. |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| mixed |
__isset(
string $var
)
:
boolean
Overwrites parent::_isset method to enable access to content:encoded element.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $var | string |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| boolean |
__set(
string $var, $value
)
:
void
Overwrites parent::_set method to enable write access to content:encoded element.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $var | string | The property to change. |
| $value |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| \Zend_Feed_Exception |
__toString(
)
:
string
Returns the nodeValue of this element when this object is used in a string context.
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::__toString()| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| string |
__unset(
string $var
)
:
void
Remove all children matching $var.
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::__unset()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $var | string |
_children(
string $var
)
:
array
Finds children with tagnames matching $var
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::_children()Similar to SimpleXML's children() method.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $var | string | Tagname to match, can be either namespace:tagName or just tagName. |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| array |
ensureAppended(
)
:
void
Appends this element to its parent if necessary.
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::ensureAppended()getDOM(
)
:
\DOMDocument
Get a DOM representation of the element
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::getDOM()Returns the underlying DOM object, which can then be manipulated with full DOM methods.
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| \DOMDocument |
getEncoding(
)
:
string
Get encoding
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::getEncoding()| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| string |
offsetExists(
string $offset
)
:
boolean
Required by the ArrayAccess interface.
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::offsetExists()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $offset | string |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| boolean |
offsetGet(
string $offset
)
:
string
Required by the ArrayAccess interface.
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::offsetGet()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $offset | string |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| string |
offsetSet(
string $offset, string $value
)
:
string
Required by the ArrayAccess interface.
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::offsetSet()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $offset | string | |
| $value | string |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| string |
offsetUnset(
string $offset
)
:
boolean
Required by the ArrayAccess interface.
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::offsetUnset()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $offset | string |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| boolean |
saveXml(
)
:
string
Get an XML string representation of this element
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::saveXml()Returns a string of this element's XML, including the XML prologue.
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| string |
saveXmlFragment(
)
:
string
Get the XML for only this element
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::saveXmlFragment()Returns a string of this element's XML without prologue.
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| string |
setDOM(
\DOMElement $element
)
:
void
Update the object from a DOM element
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::setDOM()Take a DOMElement object, which may be originally from a call to getDOM() or may be custom created, and use it as the DOM tree for this Zend_Feed_Element.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $element | \DOMElement |
setEncoding(
string $value
)
:
\Zend_Feed_Element
Set encoding
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::setEncoding()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $value | string | Encoding to use |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| \Zend_Feed_Element |
setParent(
\Zend_Feed_Element $element
)
:
void
Set the parent element of this object to another Zend_Feed_Element.
Inherited from: \Zend_Feed_Element::setParent()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $element | \Zend_Feed_Element |


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Discussion about Komodo scalability. Komodo has demonstrated 20,000 TPS.
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I would assume through 64 different explorers.
jl777c17-Nov-18 03:41 PM
yes
Regnar17-Nov-18 03:43 PM
My concern is for an individual user who doesn't really know/care/understand they are separate chains, but sees it all as just KMD. What does that mean for someone checking an explorer for their txid if there are 64 explorers, how do they know which chain they are on?
jl777c17-Nov-18 03:44 PM
it does seem we would need to have some enhancements to agama to display the specific chain
Regnar17-Nov-18 03:45 PM
Even then though, other wallets would have to do the same, wouldn't it be simpler to enhance the explorer itself, so all wallets that use them would be immediately on the same page?
jl777c17-Nov-18 03:46 PM
explorers are separate from wallets
likely we would need to enhance both
Regnar17-Nov-18 03:48 PM
I understand, I'm thinking of lite wallets and how they would know which chain they're on, which explorer to check etc. I assume exchanges are running their own nodes (at least I'd hope) but that is another thing, does multiple explorers affect how exchanges spot/verify incoming deposits?(edited)
jl777c17-Nov-18 03:49 PM
practically speaking there should be just one coin of the cluster that is used for external things, like exchanges
so you use the single main explorer for exchange usage
basically there is another coordinate added to txid, the chain id
this directly indicates the type of GUI/explorer things that are needed
maybe the stats aggregation site can also provide some sort of txid lookup
Regnar17-Nov-18 03:51 PM
yea that extra coordinate would make sense. So if I'm using a lite wallet on X chain and exchanges are using Y chain, I assume when I send to the exchange it performs the burn protocol to swap chains, but the exchange doesn't need to view X, just Y for the confirmations?
jl777c17-Nov-18 03:52 PM
the exchange shouldnt have to know about any other than the chain0 of the cluster
Regnar17-Nov-18 03:52 PM
right
jl777c17-Nov-18 03:52 PM
that way there is no extra work needed and we know they dont like to do extra work
Regnar17-Nov-18 03:54 PM
Okay so then any wallet viewing any chain shouldn't have to worry about any other chain because the burn protocol swaps the coin to their chain anyway.(edited)
jl777c17-Nov-18 03:55 PM
well. that would mean the chain id needs to be added to a user address, so there is no escaping the chainid for cross cluster transacting
Regnar17-Nov-18 03:58 PM
So does that mean each chain has identical addresses, and then needs the chainid to clarify which address on which chain a transaction is going to?
or unique addresses, lol
I'm thinking they are unique. An address (123) on chain X, doesn't exist on chain Y, otherwise I wouldn't need to burn coins on chain Y when sending to 123.
jl777c17-Nov-18 04:01 PM
one privkey for all chains, the same address
but they are different chains
Regnar17-Nov-18 04:02 PM
haha definitely a learning curve
jl777c17-Nov-18 04:02 PM
until the coins are transferred to the other chain, they arent in the other chain
just think about how it would work if the chains are independent chains
since they are independent chains
with independent blocks, independent tx,
Regnar17-Nov-18 04:03 PM
but the same addresses
jl777c17-Nov-18 04:04 PM
yes and address doesnt actually exist in the real blockchain
just scriptPubKey vout that can be spent by specific privkeys, whose pubkeys encode into addresses
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Regnar17-Nov-18 04:05 PM
Owner of address 123 would own 123 on all chains, but if they are an exchange and only looking at chain X (their balance syncs up with the other chains) but for someone sending coins to the exchange from chain Y, they would convert their coins to the X chain? or simply send to 123 on Y?(edited)
jl777c17-Nov-18 04:05 PM
exchange looks at chain0 (lets use that instead of X. Y)
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that means you need to send coins on chain0 for the coins to be sent on chain0
if you send coins on LTC, do they appear in BTC?
dont try to imagine any new magics
Regnar17-Nov-18 04:06 PM
but LTC and BTC aren't syncing with each other
jl777c17-Nov-18 04:06 PM
neither are these chains
Regnar17-Nov-18 04:06 PM
okay
jl777c17-Nov-18 04:06 PM
they are not syncing to each other
how can they? they are indpendent chains
they are able to burn coins on one chain and have them recreated on another. like the transporter in star trek
so there are all these different chains, each with their own coins, blocks, current blockhash. one of the tx you can do is transport coins to any other chain
Regnar17-Nov-18 04:16 PM
Okay. So there's chain0 and then chain1 spawns up, it is an independent chain (blocks, hash etc) that can have KMD sent to it (via burning it from chain0) and can send KMD from it to chain0 (by burning it from chain1) the same coin can only exist on chain1 or chain0.
jl777c17-Nov-18 04:17 PM
the total coins across the entire cluster is kept constant
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Regnar17-Nov-18 04:18 PM
But the same address could exist on both chain0 and chain1, by using the same keys. But because they are independent chains when chain1 spawns up it doesn't include all the information from chain0 (like a fork)(edited)
jl777c17-Nov-18 04:19 PM
it doesnt include ANY information from chain0
Regnar17-Nov-18 04:19 PM
right
jl777c17-Nov-18 04:19 PM
it is an independent chain
dont forget independent chains are independent
Regnar17-Nov-18 04:19 PM
except that it is KMD and how to do the basic underlying protocols
jl777c17-Nov-18 04:19 PM
the only "magic" is that coins can be sent from one chain to the other
there is KMD and there is komodod
Regnar17-Nov-18 04:21 PM
Can you elaborate on that? (I'm likely going to post this as a reddit scaling discussion)
jl777c17-Nov-18 04:24 PM
KMD instance of komodod is needed to be able to create the burn protocol coin transfers
komodod is the single executable that can run thousands of different chains, without any code changes
Regnar17-Nov-18 04:27 PM
Okay got it.
Regnar17-Nov-18 04:37 PM
So a clarifying point. An address on chain0 wants to send to chain1 (two independent but fungible chains) it would burn chain0 coins to send to chain1, but it seems a chain designation for each transaction might be necessary
For example, assuming cross chain takes longer than a transaction on a single chain, someone could use the same keys on each chain to make duplicate addresses on each chain to avoid users having to burn when they want to send to funds (for example a high volume retailer wants quicker transactions). That retailer would then have multiple duplicate addresses on different chains (using same keys) and if they wanted to consolidate it for whatever reason on the same chain same address, the transaction from chain0 to chain1 would need the chain designation in it otherwise it would just send transactions to itself on it's own chain.
Though it seems like they could just use a new address (on one chain) to send all the duplicate address balances to, it still seems to indicate a chain designation is needed in a transaction?
jl777c17-Nov-18 04:49 PM
are you confusing utxo system that KMD chains are, with a balance based system?
just because there is balance at an address on one chain, it needs to be having the same utxo to be able to do what you talk about. but there is nothing in common between the INDEPENDENT chains, so the utxo are not compatible
each chain needs to be used as a chain, ie. properly signed transactions
I think you are trying to make it have some extra magical properties that it doesnt
they are simply independent chains
that happen to be able to implement a burn/recreate protocol between them
everything works as normal, other than the burn protocol
nothing else is differnt
nothing else is magical
Regnar17-Nov-18 05:05 PM
Yea no magic. I'm thinking as a business would. If my customers are on multiple different chains and I want to accept their payments, my options are they burn their coins from their chains when sending to the chain I'm on (which I'm assuming is slower than same chain transactions, correct me if I'm wrong about this), or if I need faster times, I treat each chain as the independent chain they are, and create an address on each chain, simplest way is to use the same keys to make the same address I have posted at my shop.
Now I have the same address on multiple different independent chains, and need to pay my employees or buy things, if I have my sales spread out on different chains and need to make a single payment that requires me to combine them, for example sending to an employee, supplier, etc who is only on one chain. Is the method I use to do this burning the coins from the multiple chains to get it to the address that's only on one chain?
I'm not sure if that clarifies what I'm asking?
jl777c17-Nov-18 05:07 PM
just accept funds on any chain, using same address
the chainid is needed to quickly find incoming payments
Regnar17-Nov-18 05:23 PM
and then use the burn to combine as needed?
jl777c17-Nov-18 05:29 PM
yes
Regnar17-Nov-18 05:36 PM
Okay, that's all I was asking about consolidating to a single chain. Needs the chainid.
Okay thanks for the info!
CrisF18-Nov-18 05:04 AM
@Regnar We have been testing coin migrations between chains in the KMDLabs test cluster #kmdlabs.
You are welcome to find out more about it there. You can even give it a try if you'd like.
We will be shutting down the test cluster shortly as we will be moving from testing to the live KMDLabs cluster.(edited)
blackjok3r18-Nov-18 06:00 AM
Might keep a test cluster... Likely run it on main net notaries... Just two chains likely, good to have testnet to test with
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nuttycoin24-Nov-18 04:41 AM
hi, where can i find information on how exactly the burn protocol works?
Komodo is the world's only blockchain platform to offer both security and limitless, on-demand blockchain scalability to every project on the platform.
if you need more info that that, I can try and explain it
nuttycoin24-Nov-18 05:13 AM
i am familiar with komodos approach in that chains can run independently, but the only reason it would make sense is because there is a burn protocol that jl777 mentioned above. i am curious about how that works
specifically this line:
It makes extensive use of Merkle Trees to notarize transactions that take place on one chain onto every other chain in the Komodo ecosystem.
i know what merkle trees are but i am curious as to how they can enable bob to verify that alice has enough funds to pay him, without bob keeping track of any of alice's actions previously
blackjok3r24-Nov-18 05:31 AM
its actaully quite simple, at least in my understadngin of it ...
every 10 blocks, a merklet root is taked of each blocks merklet root
notarised to KMD in an OP_RETURN
thenKMD tracks all these, and takes a Merkle root, of all the merkle roots
and then that merkleroot is notarised back to each assetchain
using an SPV proof you can chekc if a TX is valid against any of these merkelroots to verify it happened.
then to burnr coins, you just burn the,m
and waiut until the valid merkle root is on the input chain (taks a whiel 15-20misn usually, someitmes much longer os chain stalls or something)
then when that chain can prove the burn on another chain happened.
it lets you create the coins in that chain as a "coinbase" but, its an import, rathe than a coinabse but hey look much the same.
nuttycoin24-Nov-18 05:42 AM
so if i understand correctly, the input chain looks to the KMD main chain for a merkle root to validate that the address in the output chain had enough funds?


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Let's assume that we are making some RPG project. Out first task will be to compose a panel where the action points of the game character and his items and weapon is shown.
For now we need the following bitmaps: apGreen, dragon, itemSlot and panelTile.
Then we will create an object that will group these elements in the needed order. (Create -> Transform). This object will be named "Transform6" or something like that. To rename it go to the table in the right part of the window (It's called "Property Editor". There you can edit properties of selected objects) and change the "name" property. Let's call it "panel":
Now we can start composing the panel. In the outliner window drag a "panelTile" object on the "panel" object. "panelTile" object will be attached to a "panel". Then attach an "itemSlot" and a "dragon" objects to the "panel". Go to the Property Editor and set the panel's 'x' coord to 100, so we can se it separately from other objects in the scene.
Let's arrange interface elements and adjust they Z order. Select a panelTile in the Outliner window and set it's ZOrder to 0. Then select an itemSlot and set it's ZOrder to 1, x coord to 128 and it's y coord to -5. Then set a dragon's ZOrder to 2, x and y coords to 11 and -16.
We need two itemSlots on the panel. So, select an itemSlot and choose "Edit -> Copy" command. Set the newly created object's ZOrder to 3 and x coord to 19.
Panel is nearly completed. We just need to layout an action points idicators.
Select an apGreen and attach it to the panel. Set it's ZOrder to 4 and coords to 53 and -2. Copy it and move the copy to the right using a Move Tool on the toolbar.
Perform the same actions to make two more ap indicators. The result of our work shoul look in the following way:
Choose "Create -> Square Cell" command. Change the 'size' property of this cell to 24 pixels.
Choose "Create -> Index Tile Map". After the map is created look at it's properties in the Property Editor. The most impotant ones are "cellNode", "palette", "rowCount", "colCount". "cellNode" property should be already defined. If not - set it to "|cell". Set "rowCount" and "colCount" to 8. You can also set "showCells" to look at the grid of cells. Call this object "terrainMap". And let's also hide a panel by selecting it and unchecking the "visible" property.
For now the grid is clear. Let's import some tiles for this map. Go to the "Sprite -> Import" and choose following sprites: grass, grass_left, grass_topLeft, grass_top, sand. Then group them ("Edit -> Group"), call this group "terrainTiles" and uncheck it's "visible" property. This group of objects will be used to paint them on our tile map. Then we should tell a terrainMap that it should use this group of objects as a tile set. Select it and set it's "palette" property to "|terrainTiles".
Now we can paint this map. Select a terrainTiles object and choose "Window -> Display Brushes". Select a map and press a "Make Live" button on the toolbar to allow painting on this object (Live object is an object on which the painting is performed). Then click on the brushes and draw a on the map some terrain.
When finished, select terrainMap and press "Make Live" button again to disable painting on it.
Select the objectMap and click "Make Live" button . Then select objectTiles and choose "Window -> Brushes". Paint some trees and stones.
When finished, select objectMap and press "Make Live" button again to disable painting on it.
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Christmas in Srilanka
The Christians go to Midnight Mass services all over the country. They also invite friends, both Christian and non Christian to their homes for parties.New Year is also widely celebrated with more fire crackers! There are also Midnight Mass services for New Year.In Sri Lanka Santa is called Naththal Seeya.In Sinhala, spoken in Sri Lanka, Merry Christmas is 'Suba Naththalak Wewa'
Christmas is annually celebrated in a grand scale across the island. Preparation for this great day begins weeks before as in other countries. The festive sound of firecrackers waking you up at the dawn of December 1st is the first intimation that Christmas is round the corner. Every home of the Christians or Catholics wakes up with the dawn of the first day of the month of December to perform the first ritualistic task of the month of merry making. It is celebrated by Christians and shared even by non-Christians in true Sri Lankan style.
Christmas celebrations in Sri Lanka are incomplete without shopping in the festive markets of Galle and Colombo. There are a series of festive markets set in the country where you can purchase gifts and seasonal snacks. Markets are decorated with lights, festive music, and Christmas trees. The most popular festive markets are Galle Face Green Fair and Columbus Christmas Street.
The Midnight Mass service takes place in St. Lucia’s Cathedral in Colombo at 11:30 pm on 24th December. The service involves singing, praying with candles, and celebrating the birth of Christ. It is the most placid way to celebrate Christmas.


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[gecode-users] Return value of Branching::commit
Chris Mears
chris at cmears.id.au
Sat Jun 21 06:19:57 CEST 2008
Hello,
How should the return value of commit be constructed in a custom
Branching class? In the QueenArmies example (copied below), a single
constraint is posted whose ModEvent value is converted into an
ExecStatus value by me_failed, and that ExecStatus is returned.
virtual ExecStatus commit(Space* home, const BranchingDesc* d,
unsigned int a) {
QueenArmies *q = static_cast<QueenArmies*>(home);
const PosValDesc<bool,2> *pvd = static_cast<const PosValDesc<bool,2>*>(d);
bool val = a == 0 ? pvd->val() : !pvd->val();
return me_failed(Int::BoolView(q->w[pvd->pos()]).eq(q, val))
? ES_FAILED
: ES_OK;
}
However, what if a commit posts many constraints? Is it necessary to
observe the ModEvent returned by every posted constraint, and return
ES_FAILED if any of them returns ME_INT_FAILED?
(My overall aim is to implement some kind of dynamic symmetry breaking.
If a search node branches left with (X = v) and right with (X /= v), I'd
like to post additional constraints on the right branch -- for example,
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Palmerston North is a strange town. There are three things that single it out from other towns, which I shall enumerate as follows:
1. No one between the age of 25 and 60 has a New Zealand accent.
2. The public library is the coolest place in town.
3. It is ruled entirely by ducks.
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case class
SPARQLQueryEvaluationTest(uri: String, name: String, description: String, queryFile: String, dataFile: String, resultsFile: String) extends Product with Serializable
A single test case for SPARQL query evaluation.
A single test case for SPARQL query evaluation.
- uri
the URI of the test case resource
- name
the name of the test case
- description
an (optional) description of the test case
- queryFile
the path to the file containing the query to evaluate
- dataFile
the path to the file containing the data on which the query will be evaluated
- resultsFile
the path to the file containg the result of the query evaluation, i.e. the target solution
- class SPARQLQueryEvaluationTestSuite extends FunSuite
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class
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SPARQL test suite runner.
SPARQL test suite runner.
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- object SPARQLQueryEvaluationTestSuite extends Serializable
- object SPARQL_VERSION extends Enumeration


A hackathon is an event in which a large number of people meet together for collaborative programming. This hackathon is created to get more students involved in computer science and sharing ideas with other people.
Nothing! It’s true, this hackathon is made possible by the help of dozens of generous sponsors and mentors that all believe that education should be free for everyone.
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The event will be 24 hours long! Don’t worry if you get sleepy, 24 hours is a long time, there will be rooms specifically for sleeping if you need a rest. Feel free to bring blankets, pillows and whatever you like to make yourself comfortable or even build your own fort.
No, all meals are being provided by the hackathon preparation team along with plenty of snacks for everyone. There will also be vegetarian meal options, please include this information when you signup on the registration page of the website.
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Over the course of the hackathon, there will be presentations and seminars designed to teach new students programming techniques, practices, and business tools. If you are more advanced, there are other courses being taught as well.


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| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0), readr, dplyr, ensurer, magrittr |
| Published: | 2017-05-06 |
| Author: | Marco Bascietto [aut, cre] |
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title=A Google Music API, Please? date=2012-01-26 type=post tags=blog status=published ~~~~~~
You know what I want? A Google Music API.
I feel like Google Music's still the leader. Apple's iCloud just kind of leaves me cold. It not only stinks of lock -in, but it's not even particularly flexible. Where's my .ogg
support?
The things I would do...
The Google Music App doesn't do the right thing a lot. I plug it into the car and hit play, thinking it'll either playing all songs after it, or the whole album, and often it just plays one song. Even worse, the shuffle function's odd. Google Music has weird behavior when you run the Navigation app and have to share the audio with other apps. Sometimes when Google Music gets the control back, it doesn't pick up and go, again.
Finally, I want Google Music on Roku, and on other devices. Otherwise, I still don't feel like I could just throw away my CDs, yet. And, while I appreciate that there's a "offline" mode for Google Music, I still don't see a way for me to get my original music back. Where's my liberated data section for my music?


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Text to Speech
A brief introduction to speech synthesis in Ubuntu and Python.
Speech synthesis has always been an interesting field having a wide spread application limited only by one’s imagination. One of the many applications can be an Optical character recognition application that reads out the text from a given photograph. Another from the list can be a pdf reader about which i will be writing in my next post.
Text to speech can be seen in applications like Siri, Cortana, Google Now and all other virtual assistants( I did find Mycroft AI to be really fascinating, and its open source :) )
There are many ways to convert text to speech such as the Google TTS API, one of the best text to speech conversion tool that I tried. But it open only for developers, i.e you need a key from developer console and also Google regularly changes its URL and hence any application built around it often tend to collapse.
Here I will be writing about standalone applications and hence about espeak( Linux) and pyttsx(platform independent).
sudo apt-get install espeak
espeak “hello world”
espeak -h
for more options.sudo pip install pyttsx
import pyttsx
content=raw_input(“Enter text to speak:”)
engine = pyttsx.init()
engine.say(content)
engine.runAndWait()
Both espeak and pyttsx are not even close to Google TTS but can be used to make standalone applications.A brief introduction to speech synthesis in Ubuntu and Python.
A Game written in Python which presents user with an anagram and they have to guess the right word within a fixed number of attempts.


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Students are required to submit an original research paper that employs any of the methods introduced in the course. The goal of this exercise is to demonstrate that you have the ability to conduct research that applies computational methods to political science questions. This research paper can be an individual or group project (up to 3 people). Your progress on the project will be evaluated throughout the semester, following the schedule below.
| Assignment | Due date |
|---|---|
| Project idea | Oct 14 10:00pm (Friday) |
| Descriptive statistics | Nov 4 10:00pm (Friday) |
| First full draft | Dec 2 10:00pm (Friday) |
| Final Paper | Dec 15 10:00pm (Wednesday) |
A one-page summary of your project, with a list of potential references, sent via email to the instructor. This summary should mention: your research question, argument and/or hypothesis, methodology, potential sources of data, and your expected contribution.
A five-page detailed summary of the project that builds upon the previous submission and incorporates the feedback received from the instructor. Unlike the previous submission, this summary should include at least descriptive statistics of the dataset employed in the study and/or some exploratory data analysis.
The first full draft of the paper should be between 10 and 15 pages long (including figures and tables), incorporate any additional feedback received in the previous rounds, and present a nearly-finished data analysis section where at least some of the hypotheses are tested.
The final paper should be around 8,000 words long (20-25 pages including an abstract, figures, and tables but not the list of references). As described above, it will be evaluated on whether it demonstrates your ability to conduct research that applies computational methods to political science questions. This refers to both the capacity to employ the advanced research methods covered in class, but also the ability to derive falsiable hypotheses, rooted in social science theories, and to apply the appropriate methods to test them (and correctly interpret the results of your analysis).
The paper will be submitted via email to the instructor. Providing the code and data required to replicate the paper is encouraged but not required.
Tables and figures should be included where they fall in the text, and not in an appendix. Tables and figures should be formatted for publication. In particular do not include the direct output of software such as R. They should be clear, readable, and easily understandable. In formatting tables and figures should generally follow the guidelines for “Tables and Figures” in Political Analysis.
You are encouraged to use graphics to illustrate your main argument and research findings. If color is used, then it should be used appropriately, following the best practices in data visualization.
Generally, it is recommended to add footnotes to the tables and figures with additional details on the dependent and independent variables, sources of the data, units included in the analysis, and a one-line explanation of what the reader should learn from that table or figure.
Numbers used in the manuscript text, figures, and tables should be reported with no more precision than they are measured with or is substantively meaningful. A good rule of thumb is to use no more than 2 digits unless there is good reason to do so. Do not report more significant digits than the standard errors imply. Variables should be scaled to make the reporting of results as straightforward as possible. If variables are on vastly different scales, then they should be rescaled to produce estimates on similar scales. Uncertain numbers should be accompanied by an indication of their uncertainty, generally a standard error or confidence interval.
The uncertainty of estimates is best conveyed by standard errors or confidence intervals, presented in the context of quantities of substantive interest. Generally, tables should not routinely report t-statistics or p-values for tests of the null hypothesis that each coefficient is zero. Regression tables should report the estimate and standard errors of the coefficients, without stars indicating significance levels. While discouraged, it is acceptable to use asterisks, “stars”, or other symbols to represent varying levels of statistical significance. If an author states that a test is “statistically significant”, it must be at the .05 level or lower.
Explanatory footnotes may be included but should not be used for simple citations. Simple citations should be made in-line in author-year format. Do not use end notes. Do not use acronyms or computational abbreviations when discussing variables in the text. All variables that appear in tables or figures should be described in appropriate detail in the text.
References should be listed in a separate section titled “References.” Citations should be in the author-year format, and references should follow the formats common to political science journals. This is generally the Chicago Manual of Style author-year format. It is best to start getting used to using a reference manager such as Zotero, Mendeley, Papers, Colwiz, Endnote, or BibTeX (with BibDesk or JabRef). These both store references and format citations and references according to specified styles.
All data used in the paper must be cited. Citations must include enough information for readers to find the original sources, and for those original sources to be consistently identified in the future. Data citations should appear in the the manuscript’s reference list, contain the name or title of the data set, the author(s), version, date of creation, and a persistent data identifier, such as a DOI, if one is available. If a persistent identifier is not available, include a URI if one is available.
These guidelines were compiled by Jeffrey Arnold, and are derived from the current manuscript guidelines for top political science journals: APSR Submission Guidelines, AJPS Guidelines for Manuscripts, AJPS Guidelines for Preparing Replication Files, Journal of Politics Instructions for Authors, Political Analysis Information to Authors and Reviewers.


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