EducationAssignment extends Entity
EducationAssignment class
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- $_propDict : array<string|int, mixed>
- The array of properties available to the model
- __construct() : mixed
- Construct a new Entity
- getAddedStudentAction() : EducationAddedStudentAction|null
- Gets the addedStudentAction Optional field to control the assignment behavior for students who are added after the assignment is published. If not specified, defaults to none value. Currently supports only two values: none or assignIfOpen.
- getAllowLateSubmissions() : bool|null
- Gets the allowLateSubmissions Identifies whether students can submit after the due date. If this property isn't specified during create, it defaults to true.
- getAllowStudentsToAddResourcesToSubmission() : bool|null
- Gets the allowStudentsToAddResourcesToSubmission Identifies whether students can add their own resources to a submission or if they can only modify resources added by the teacher.
- getAssignDateTime() : DateTime|null
- Gets the assignDateTime The date when the assignment should become active. If in the future, the assignment isn't shown to the student until this date. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
- getAssignedDateTime() : DateTime|null
- Gets the assignedDateTime The moment that the assignment was published to students and the assignment shows up on the students timeline. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
- getAssignTo() : EducationAssignmentRecipient|null
- Gets the assignTo Which users, or whole class should receive a submission object once the assignment is published.
- getCategories() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
- Gets the categories When set, enables users to easily find assignments of a given type. Read-only. Nullable.
- getClassId() : string|null
- Gets the classId Class which this assignment belongs.
- getCloseDateTime() : DateTime|null
- Gets the closeDateTime Date when the assignment will be closed for submissions. This is an optional field that can be null if the assignment does not allowLateSubmissions or when the closeDateTime is the same as the dueDateTime. But if specified, then the closeDateTime must be greater than or equal to the dueDateTime. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
- getCreatedBy() : IdentitySet|null
- Gets the createdBy Who created the assignment.
- getCreatedDateTime() : DateTime|null
- Gets the createdDateTime Moment when the assignment was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
- getDisplayName() : string|null
- Gets the displayName Name of the assignment.
- getDueDateTime() : DateTime|null
- Gets the dueDateTime Date when the students assignment is due. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
- getGrading() : EducationAssignmentGradeType|null
- Gets the grading How the assignment will be graded.
- getId() : string|null
- Gets the id Read-only.
- getInstructions() : EducationItemBody|null
- Gets the instructions Instructions for the assignment. This along with the display name tell the student what to do.
- getLastModifiedBy() : IdentitySet|null
- Gets the lastModifiedBy Who last modified the assignment.
- getLastModifiedDateTime() : DateTime|null
- Gets the lastModifiedDateTime Moment when the assignment was last modified. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
- getNotificationChannelUrl() : string|null
- Gets the notificationChannelUrl Optional field to specify the URL of the channel to post the assignment publish notification. If not specified or null, defaults to the General channel. This field only applies to assignments where the assignTo value is educationAssignmentClassRecipient. Updating the notificationChannelUrl isn't allowed after the assignment has been published.
- getODataType() : string|null
- Gets the ODataType
- getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
- getResources() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
- Gets the resources Learning objects that are associated with this assignment. Only teachers can modify this list. Nullable.
- getResourcesFolderUrl() : string|null
- Gets the resourcesFolderUrl Folder URL where all the file resources for this assignment are stored.
- getRubric() : EducationRubric|null
- Gets the rubric When set, the grading rubric attached to this assignment.
- getStatus() : EducationAssignmentStatus|null
- Gets the status Status of the Assignment. You can't PATCH this value. Possible values are: draft, scheduled, published, assigned.
- getSubmissions() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
- Gets the submissions Once published, there is a submission object for each student representing their work and grade. Read-only. Nullable.
- getWebUrl() : string|null
- Gets the webUrl The deep link URL for the given assignment.
- jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
- setAddedStudentAction() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the addedStudentAction Optional field to control the assignment behavior for students who are added after the assignment is published. If not specified, defaults to none value. Currently supports only two values: none or assignIfOpen.
- setAllowLateSubmissions() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the allowLateSubmissions Identifies whether students can submit after the due date. If this property isn't specified during create, it defaults to true.
- setAllowStudentsToAddResourcesToSubmission() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the allowStudentsToAddResourcesToSubmission Identifies whether students can add their own resources to a submission or if they can only modify resources added by the teacher.
- setAssignDateTime() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the assignDateTime The date when the assignment should become active. If in the future, the assignment isn't shown to the student until this date. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
- setAssignedDateTime() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the assignedDateTime The moment that the assignment was published to students and the assignment shows up on the students timeline. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
- setAssignTo() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the assignTo Which users, or whole class should receive a submission object once the assignment is published.
- setCategories() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the categories When set, enables users to easily find assignments of a given type. Read-only. Nullable.
- setClassId() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the classId Class which this assignment belongs.
- setCloseDateTime() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the closeDateTime Date when the assignment will be closed for submissions. This is an optional field that can be null if the assignment does not allowLateSubmissions or when the closeDateTime is the same as the dueDateTime. But if specified, then the closeDateTime must be greater than or equal to the dueDateTime. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
- setCreatedBy() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the createdBy Who created the assignment.
- setCreatedDateTime() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the createdDateTime Moment when the assignment was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
- setDisplayName() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the displayName Name of the assignment.
- setDueDateTime() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the dueDateTime Date when the students assignment is due. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
- setGrading() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the grading How the assignment will be graded.
- setId() : Entity
- Sets the id Read-only.
- setInstructions() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the instructions Instructions for the assignment. This along with the display name tell the student what to do.
- setLastModifiedBy() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the lastModifiedBy Who last modified the assignment.
- setLastModifiedDateTime() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the lastModifiedDateTime Moment when the assignment was last modified. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
- setNotificationChannelUrl() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the notificationChannelUrl Optional field to specify the URL of the channel to post the assignment publish notification. If not specified or null, defaults to the General channel. This field only applies to assignments where the assignTo value is educationAssignmentClassRecipient. Updating the notificationChannelUrl isn't allowed after the assignment has been published.
- setODataType() : Entity
- Sets the ODataType
- setResources() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the resources Learning objects that are associated with this assignment. Only teachers can modify this list. Nullable.
- setResourcesFolderUrl() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the resourcesFolderUrl Folder URL where all the file resources for this assignment are stored.
- setRubric() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the rubric When set, the grading rubric attached to this assignment.
- setStatus() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the status Status of the Assignment. You can't PATCH this value. Possible values are: draft, scheduled, published, assigned.
- setSubmissions() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the submissions Once published, there is a submission object for each student representing their work and grade. Read-only. Nullable.
- setWebUrl() : EducationAssignment
- Sets the webUrl The deep link URL for the given assignment.
Properties
$_propDict
The array of properties available to the model
protected
array<string|int, mixed>
$_propDict
Methods
__construct()
Construct a new Entity
public
__construct([array<string|int, mixed> $propDict = array() ]) : mixed
Parameters
- $propDict : array<string|int, mixed> = array()
-
A list of properties to set
Return values
mixed —getAddedStudentAction()
Gets the addedStudentAction Optional field to control the assignment behavior for students who are added after the assignment is published. If not specified, defaults to none value. Currently supports only two values: none or assignIfOpen.
public
getAddedStudentAction() : EducationAddedStudentAction|null
Return values
EducationAddedStudentAction|null —The addedStudentAction
getAllowLateSubmissions()
Gets the allowLateSubmissions Identifies whether students can submit after the due date. If this property isn't specified during create, it defaults to true.
public
getAllowLateSubmissions() : bool|null
Return values
bool|null —The allowLateSubmissions
getAllowStudentsToAddResourcesToSubmission()
Gets the allowStudentsToAddResourcesToSubmission Identifies whether students can add their own resources to a submission or if they can only modify resources added by the teacher.
public
getAllowStudentsToAddResourcesToSubmission() : bool|null
Return values
bool|null —The allowStudentsToAddResourcesToSubmission
getAssignDateTime()
Gets the assignDateTime The date when the assignment should become active. If in the future, the assignment isn't shown to the student until this date. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
public
getAssignDateTime() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The assignDateTime
getAssignedDateTime()
Gets the assignedDateTime The moment that the assignment was published to students and the assignment shows up on the students timeline. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
public
getAssignedDateTime() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The assignedDateTime
getAssignTo()
Gets the assignTo Which users, or whole class should receive a submission object once the assignment is published.
public
getAssignTo() : EducationAssignmentRecipient|null
Return values
EducationAssignmentRecipient|null —The assignTo
getCategories()
Gets the categories When set, enables users to easily find assignments of a given type. Read-only. Nullable.
public
getCategories() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
Return values
array<string|int, mixed>|null —The categories
getClassId()
Gets the classId Class which this assignment belongs.
public
getClassId() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The classId
getCloseDateTime()
Gets the closeDateTime Date when the assignment will be closed for submissions. This is an optional field that can be null if the assignment does not allowLateSubmissions or when the closeDateTime is the same as the dueDateTime. But if specified, then the closeDateTime must be greater than or equal to the dueDateTime. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
public
getCloseDateTime() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The closeDateTime
getCreatedBy()
Gets the createdBy Who created the assignment.
public
getCreatedBy() : IdentitySet|null
Return values
IdentitySet|null —The createdBy
getCreatedDateTime()
Gets the createdDateTime Moment when the assignment was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
public
getCreatedDateTime() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The createdDateTime
getDisplayName()
Gets the displayName Name of the assignment.
public
getDisplayName() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The displayName
getDueDateTime()
Gets the dueDateTime Date when the students assignment is due. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
public
getDueDateTime() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The dueDateTime
getGrading()
Gets the grading How the assignment will be graded.
public
getGrading() : EducationAssignmentGradeType|null
Return values
EducationAssignmentGradeType|null —The grading
getId()
Gets the id Read-only.
public
getId() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The id
getInstructions()
Gets the instructions Instructions for the assignment. This along with the display name tell the student what to do.
public
getInstructions() : EducationItemBody|null
Return values
EducationItemBody|null —The instructions
getLastModifiedBy()
Gets the lastModifiedBy Who last modified the assignment.
public
getLastModifiedBy() : IdentitySet|null
Return values
IdentitySet|null —The lastModifiedBy
getLastModifiedDateTime()
Gets the lastModifiedDateTime Moment when the assignment was last modified. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
public
getLastModifiedDateTime() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The lastModifiedDateTime
getNotificationChannelUrl()
Gets the notificationChannelUrl Optional field to specify the URL of the channel to post the assignment publish notification. If not specified or null, defaults to the General channel. This field only applies to assignments where the assignTo value is educationAssignmentClassRecipient. Updating the notificationChannelUrl isn't allowed after the assignment has been published.
public
getNotificationChannelUrl() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The notificationChannelUrl
getODataType()
Gets the ODataType
public
getODataType() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The ODataType
getProperties()
Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
public
getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
getResources()
Gets the resources Learning objects that are associated with this assignment. Only teachers can modify this list. Nullable.
public
getResources() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
Return values
array<string|int, mixed>|null —The resources
getResourcesFolderUrl()
Gets the resourcesFolderUrl Folder URL where all the file resources for this assignment are stored.
public
getResourcesFolderUrl() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The resourcesFolderUrl
getRubric()
Gets the rubric When set, the grading rubric attached to this assignment.
public
getRubric() : EducationRubric|null
Return values
EducationRubric|null —The rubric
getStatus()
Gets the status Status of the Assignment. You can't PATCH this value. Possible values are: draft, scheduled, published, assigned.
public
getStatus() : EducationAssignmentStatus|null
Return values
EducationAssignmentStatus|null —The status
getSubmissions()
Gets the submissions Once published, there is a submission object for each student representing their work and grade. Read-only. Nullable.
public
getSubmissions() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
Return values
array<string|int, mixed>|null —The submissions
getWebUrl()
Gets the webUrl The deep link URL for the given assignment.
public
getWebUrl() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The webUrl
jsonSerialize()
Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
public
jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
setAddedStudentAction()
Sets the addedStudentAction Optional field to control the assignment behavior for students who are added after the assignment is published. If not specified, defaults to none value. Currently supports only two values: none or assignIfOpen.
public
setAddedStudentAction(EducationAddedStudentAction $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : EducationAddedStudentAction
-
The addedStudentAction
Return values
EducationAssignment —setAllowLateSubmissions()
Sets the allowLateSubmissions Identifies whether students can submit after the due date. If this property isn't specified during create, it defaults to true.
public
setAllowLateSubmissions(bool $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The allowLateSubmissions
Return values
EducationAssignment —setAllowStudentsToAddResourcesToSubmission()
Sets the allowStudentsToAddResourcesToSubmission Identifies whether students can add their own resources to a submission or if they can only modify resources added by the teacher.
public
setAllowStudentsToAddResourcesToSubmission(bool $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The allowStudentsToAddResourcesToSubmission
Return values
EducationAssignment —setAssignDateTime()
Sets the assignDateTime The date when the assignment should become active. If in the future, the assignment isn't shown to the student until this date. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
public
setAssignDateTime(DateTime $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The assignDateTime
Return values
EducationAssignment —setAssignedDateTime()
Sets the assignedDateTime The moment that the assignment was published to students and the assignment shows up on the students timeline. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
public
setAssignedDateTime(DateTime $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The assignedDateTime
Return values
EducationAssignment —setAssignTo()
Sets the assignTo Which users, or whole class should receive a submission object once the assignment is published.
public
setAssignTo(EducationAssignmentRecipient $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : EducationAssignmentRecipient
-
The assignTo
Return values
EducationAssignment —setCategories()
Sets the categories When set, enables users to easily find assignments of a given type. Read-only. Nullable.
public
setCategories(EducationCategory $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : EducationCategory
-
The categories
Return values
EducationAssignment —setClassId()
Sets the classId Class which this assignment belongs.
public
setClassId(string $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The classId
Return values
EducationAssignment —setCloseDateTime()
Sets the closeDateTime Date when the assignment will be closed for submissions. This is an optional field that can be null if the assignment does not allowLateSubmissions or when the closeDateTime is the same as the dueDateTime. But if specified, then the closeDateTime must be greater than or equal to the dueDateTime. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
public
setCloseDateTime(DateTime $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The closeDateTime
Return values
EducationAssignment —setCreatedBy()
Sets the createdBy Who created the assignment.
public
setCreatedBy(IdentitySet $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : IdentitySet
-
The createdBy
Return values
EducationAssignment —setCreatedDateTime()
Sets the createdDateTime Moment when the assignment was created. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
public
setCreatedDateTime(DateTime $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The createdDateTime
Return values
EducationAssignment —setDisplayName()
Sets the displayName Name of the assignment.
public
setDisplayName(string $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The displayName
Return values
EducationAssignment —setDueDateTime()
Sets the dueDateTime Date when the students assignment is due. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
public
setDueDateTime(DateTime $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The dueDateTime
Return values
EducationAssignment —setGrading()
Sets the grading How the assignment will be graded.
public
setGrading(EducationAssignmentGradeType $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : EducationAssignmentGradeType
-
The grading
Return values
EducationAssignment —setId()
Sets the id Read-only.
public
setId(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The id
Return values
Entity —setInstructions()
Sets the instructions Instructions for the assignment. This along with the display name tell the student what to do.
public
setInstructions(EducationItemBody $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : EducationItemBody
-
The instructions
Return values
EducationAssignment —setLastModifiedBy()
Sets the lastModifiedBy Who last modified the assignment.
public
setLastModifiedBy(IdentitySet $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : IdentitySet
-
The lastModifiedBy
Return values
EducationAssignment —setLastModifiedDateTime()
Sets the lastModifiedDateTime Moment when the assignment was last modified. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z
public
setLastModifiedDateTime(DateTime $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The lastModifiedDateTime
Return values
EducationAssignment —setNotificationChannelUrl()
Sets the notificationChannelUrl Optional field to specify the URL of the channel to post the assignment publish notification. If not specified or null, defaults to the General channel. This field only applies to assignments where the assignTo value is educationAssignmentClassRecipient. Updating the notificationChannelUrl isn't allowed after the assignment has been published.
public
setNotificationChannelUrl(string $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The notificationChannelUrl
Return values
EducationAssignment —setODataType()
Sets the ODataType
public
setODataType(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The ODataType
Return values
Entity —setResources()
Sets the resources Learning objects that are associated with this assignment. Only teachers can modify this list. Nullable.
public
setResources(EducationAssignmentResource $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : EducationAssignmentResource
-
The resources
Return values
EducationAssignment —setResourcesFolderUrl()
Sets the resourcesFolderUrl Folder URL where all the file resources for this assignment are stored.
public
setResourcesFolderUrl(string $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The resourcesFolderUrl
Return values
EducationAssignment —setRubric()
Sets the rubric When set, the grading rubric attached to this assignment.
public
setRubric(EducationRubric $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : EducationRubric
-
The rubric
Return values
EducationAssignment —setStatus()
Sets the status Status of the Assignment. You can't PATCH this value. Possible values are: draft, scheduled, published, assigned.
public
setStatus(EducationAssignmentStatus $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : EducationAssignmentStatus
-
The status
Return values
EducationAssignment —setSubmissions()
Sets the submissions Once published, there is a submission object for each student representing their work and grade. Read-only. Nullable.
public
setSubmissions(EducationSubmission $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : EducationSubmission
-
The submissions
Return values
EducationAssignment —setWebUrl()
Sets the webUrl The deep link URL for the given assignment.
public
setWebUrl(string $val) : EducationAssignment
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The webUrl


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Yes i know, in the future i will integrate the 64bit support.
But that takes some time.
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PaleMoon x64 has no compatibility issues with FF extensions.
BBLog, along with 57 other extensions imported from FF profile works just fine for me.
Am I missing something?
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Hi and thanks for the quick reply and looking into this!
Yes, but I think the issue lies with the plugin (not extension) that Battlelog installs to launch the game. It doesn't show up in the plugins tab in Palemoon x64 or other 64bit browsers. Was hoping that BBLog could get around that issue :)
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Administrator
Oh, you mean the official battlelog plugin - When yes, here i can nothing do for you.
Sorry.
Topicstarter
Guest
Ah, okey, worth a try. Thanks anyway and keep up the good work :)


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West Bromwich Albion are top of the Championship with Leeds United in second place
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The Baggies extended their lead at the top of the Championship table with a 2-1 win over Sheffield Wednesday at The Hawthorns, sealed by Charlie Austin’s late penalty.
Slaven Bilic’s team are two points ahead of second-placed Leeds and five in front of Preston in third.
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You can follow our West Brom reporter Joseph Chapman on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>They were heading for a share of the spoils against Wednesday before Matheus Pereira was clattered by Owls’ goalkeeper Keiren Westwood to give the Baggies the chance to seal all three points.
Austin duly delivered from 12 yards and Forshaw insists Wednesday can have no complaints about the decision to award the spot-kick.
He said: “Pereira is a top player and he’s just nicked in front. Unfortunately for the goalkeeper, he’s made the referee’s mind up. He’s come out and with the momentum I’d say it’s a penalty.”


Sixth Week of RC
Day 1: SSH and vim
March 25, 2019
My 2016 self once tweeted, "Working with vim does not fill me with vigor." In response, I received several helpful tweets, some of which were as short as ":wq!" and others which started a back-and-forth on how to effectively use vim. Personal favorite moment: When a past classmate answered, "vim is great once you know it," followed by a second tweet, "but it stinks when you open googledocs and realize you don't remember how to use a mouse." (These are paraphrases, as I no longer use my 2016 twitter account.)
Though I'd worked with vim previously, I had honestly never used ssh before this week. I feel self-conscious admitting that, because ssh seems like one of those ubiquituous acronyms that all software developers should know. Maybe I'm displaying some internalized feigned surprise? In the spirit of RC, I'm working to be open about what's new to me. Similar to vim, ssh turned out to be great! And, no, it didn't cause me to forget how to use the mouse, or any other tools.
As discussed in my last blog, I'm currently working on wrapping up a pull request that's been open since the summer. With the help of another project member, whom I'm referring to as Very Smart Person (VSP), because I haven't (yet) gotten their consent to blog about them, we recently debugged a situation where tests were failing due to json serialization errors. Unfortunately, we now have another strange error where tests fail in the Travis CI, but they pass when I run the tests in the project docker container. Curious.
The two relevant tests, test_last_name_capitalization, and test_last_name_capitalization_short_name, both confirm that an officer's last name is properly capitalized when a user creates a new officer entry. This functionality was already in place and tested before we implemented this pull request, which gives users the ability to directly upload photos through an officer's profile page. However, the direct upload feature introduces an extra page in between the "create officer" and "view officer profile" steps, which means that it also introduces an extra "element.click()" step in selenium.
I was struggling to debug the failing tests, since I couldn't use pdb to step through the tests in Travis. I was able to navigate the tests with pdb in docker, but since the tests passed in that environment, debugging in docker wasn't much help. My trusty team member, VSP, created a virtual machine that replicated the Travis environment, with ubuntu trusty (see what I did there?) and Python 2.7 and Python 3.6. (We've transitioned the project to Python 3.6, however, we still run the Travis build for both Python 2.7 and Python 3.6.) He then requested my ssh public key, and granted me permission to access the VM.
Before any of this could happen, I had to generate a public ssh key. First, I confirmed that I hadn't previously generated a ssh key on my machine by running the below command:
ls ~/.ssh/
My terminal returned nothing, which made me confident that I didn't have any existing ssh keys. Next, I generated ssh keys with the below command:
ssh-keygen -t rsa
For my fellow ssh rookies, let's walk through what the above means. The -t
flag, followed here by rsa
, indicates what type of key we'll be generating. If we invoke ssh-keygen
without passing any arguments, it will generate an RSA key. I now realize I could have written ssh-keygen
instead of ssh-keygen -t rsa
. Thanks for the lesson, ssh man pages! Next time I'll save myself those keystrokes.
Once I had permission to ssh into the VM that replicated the Travis build, I ssh'ed in by typing ssh ${name_of_target_VM}
. My OO team member had left a screen session called ootesting
running, which had the python 3.6 virtualenv activated and the correct PATH.
Screen was also new to me, but a few quick googles revealed that screen allows you to reconnect to a running process after ending connection to a VM. This can be helpful if you unintentionally lose connection during an involved processs, or, as in this case, if you are working on something that you want other developers to later be able to access.
To see the screen process, I ran htop
and then used the F4: filter
command to find the screen process's PID. However, I also could have typed screen -ls
to see all current sessions of screen. Since in this case I knew the name of the screen process, I was able to connect by typing screen -r ootesting
.
Once I connected to the running tests, I used vim to place breakpoints at relevant points in the code. I typically use a text editor, like VS Code, or an IDE, like Intellij, to make such code edits. However, vim worked well for this ssh session, since I didn't have access to a GUI.
The tests were initially failing in the VM because a css selector that looked for the button to directly upload officers' images, as shown below
images_button = browser.find_element_by_css_selector("#submit-officer-images")
was returning an "element not found" error. I added the below code
wait_for_element(browser, By.ID, "submit-officer-images")
which I thought would give the element time to load. The tests did pass in the VM once I made this change, but they still failed in the Travis build. At this point, I'm unclear on what caused the discrepancy between the VM and the Travis build. Shoot.
I asked for help on zulip, the Recurse Center's internal chat system, and a fellow recurser informed me that you can ssh into Travis. That means I can use pdb to step through the failing tests in Travis, which removes the need for the virtual machine. Excellent. Tomorrow, I'll be ssh'ing into Travis to continue debugging the error.


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LTAPI
API to access LiveTraffic's aircraft information
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API to access LiveTraffic's aircraft information
You only need to include 2 files into your own projects:
Both files include lots of comments as a basic form of documentation.
The Example
folder includes an example X-Plane plugin (based on the Hello World plugin), which demonstrates the most simplistic usage as well as an enhanced way of using the API by subclassing the provided LTAPIAircraft
class.
The plugin just opens two windows and shows information about LiveTraffic's aircrafts as text.
...starts at around line 195 of LTAPIExample.xpp
. Look for MARK: LTAPI Simple Example
. It just
LTAPIConnect
object,UpdateAcList()
every second via a flight loop callback, and...starts at around line 268 of LTAPIExample.xpp
. Look for MARK: LTAPI Enhanced Example
. This demonstrates how to use LTAPIAircraft
as a base class for some own class. Often, you have your own way of representing aircrafts in your app already. You can add LTAPIAircraft
as a base class and then don't need to copy information back and forth but have access to it right from within your own class.
For this to work you
LTAPIAircraft
,virtual bool updateAircraft()
so that you can do some own work whenever a/c information changes,LTAPIConnect::UpdateAcList()
finds a new aircraft in the sky.LoopCBUpdateAcListEnhanced
does.All the rest of the code deals with the example, which is: The class EnhAircraft
also manages the line number in the output display, i.e. once it found a line it stays there. Also allows to show text "---removed---" for some time when a/c was removed.
LTAPI.xcodeproj
. There might be paths you way want to check...especially the path the resulting plugin is copied to after build (Targets > Build Phases > Copy Files).LTAPI.sln
. Also here you might need to check directories. There is a copy command to my X-Plane installation in the Post Build Event.CMakeList
. I have not tested the resulting binary LTAPIExample-lin.xpl
. Can't even say if it starts.cd Example/docker
make


All Classes
Packages
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net.ljcomputing.core.domain
net.ljcomputing.core.entity
net.ljcomputing.core.exception
net.ljcomputing.core.repository
net.ljcomputing.core.service
net.ljcomputing.core.strategy
net.ljcomputing.core.util
net.ljcomputing.sr
net.ljcomputing.sr.config
net.ljcomputing.sr.controller
net.ljcomputing.sr.domain
net.ljcomputing.sr.entity
net.ljcomputing.sr.repository
net.ljcomputing.sr.service
net.ljcomputing.sr.service.impl
net.ljcomputing.sr.strategy.impl


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Author: Szabolcs KĂĄli, Peter Dayan
Abstract: In memory consolidation, declarative memories which initially require the hippocampus for their recall, ultimately become independent of it. Consolidation has been the focus of numerous experimental and qualitative modeling studies, but only little quantitative exploration. We present a consolidation model in which hierarchical connections in the cortex, that initially instantiate purely semantic information acquired through probabilistic unsupervised learning, come to instantiate episodic information as well. The hippocampus is responsible for helping complete partial input patterns before consolidation is complete, while also training the cortex to perform appropriate completion by itself.


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Classes
The following classes are available globally.
-
Represents account data that is persistent and unique to each client. It is synchronized between all clients of the same user, and can be used for e.g. settings or unread notifications.
Account data can be scoped either to the user or to a room. It is accessed through
Client.accountData
andRoom.accountData
.Each account data is a key-value pair store that emits events when values are changed.
Version
1.0.0Events
update
: Emitted when any account data entry changes. ReceivesDataUpdate
instance.update:<key>
: Emitted when the value associated with the given key is changed. Receives the new value, if any.
Declaration
Swift
final public class AccountData: EventEmitter
-
A class which provides a way to read and modify a set of data that is synchronized between all the peers of a component.
See moreVersion
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
@objc final public class AttachData: NSObject
-
A class which provides an interface for components that are attached to a call or conference. Should not be constructed directly.
The lifetime of the attach point is tied to the attachment of the component. The attach point can only be accessed while the components is attached to something, if it isn’t an error will be thrown.
See moreVersion
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
@objc final public class AttachPoint: NSObject
-
A utility for measuring the audio level of a
MediaSource
.Version
1.0.0Events
filtered
: Emitted when the filtered audio level has changed.raw
: Emitted when the raw audio level has changed.Example
Example of using the
AudioMeter
See morelet microphone = DeviceSource(audio:true, video: false) let meter = AudioMeter() microphone.connect(to: meter) meter.on("filtered", target: self, callback: #selector(onFiltered(_:)) ... @objc func onFiltered(_ value: NSNumber) { // NOTE: This event will be emitted VERY frequently! // Consider reading meter.filtered or meter.raw instead. }
Declaration
Swift
final public class AudioMeter: MediaFilter
-
Represents a step in an authentication flow. Currently all authenication flows only use a single step, so this class is used as a namespace for static atuhentication functions.
See moreVersion
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
@objc final public class Auth: NSObject
-
An object containing the necessary information to connect and authenticate to a server.
See moreVersion
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
@objc final public class AuthInfo: NSObject
-
Base class for all custom errors in the library.
The main purpose of this class is to provide a cross-browser way to subclass errors and have proper stack traces.
It is safe to subclass this error in a babel environment, as opposed to subclassing the
Error
builtin.See moreVersion
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
@objc public class C3Error: NSObject
-
Authentication failed, or authentication is required to perform the action.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class AuthenticationError: C3Error
-
The request was malformed. This error shouldn’t be encountered since input is validated on the client-side.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class BadRequestError: C3Error
-
The requested action would result in a conflict, such as trying to create a room with an alias that already exists, or registering a user with an existing username.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class ConflictError: C3Error
-
An error that represents a failure to set up a connection. As opposed to the
ConnectionLostError
, this error almost always happens when trying to create a new connection.Attempts will be made to set up a new connection, so the
ConnectionLostError.times
property is exposed in order to make it easier for applications to decide when to give up.Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class ConnectionFailedError: C3Error
-
An error that indicates that a connection that was set up successfully has now been disconnected.
An attempt will be made to restore the connection, but if that attempt fails this error will be replaced with a
ConnectionFailedError
.Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class ConnectionLostError: C3Error
-
An error that is represents a signaling failure. This error almost always indicates that there is an incompatability between the endpoints that are being connected, or that the particular way that the connection is being set up is not supported.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class ConnectionSignalingError: C3Error
-
An error that indicates that a file transfer failed because of a protocol error or data corruption.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class FileTransferError: C3Error
-
The requested action could not be performed because the authenticated user has a guest account.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class GuestAccessError: C3Error
-
The server encountered an error because of an unexpected code path or an invalid state.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class InternalServerError: C3Error
-
The requested room alias is invalid because it contains forbidden characters. Aliases are not allowed to contain whitespace characters.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class InvalidAliasError: C3Error
-
The requested username is not valid because it contains forbidden characters. Usernames are only allowed to contain
a-z
,0-9
, and_-./
.Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class InvalidUsernameError: C3Error
-
The requested action could not be performed because it is not allowed, e.g. the authenticated user doesn’t have enough power level, or a user media request was denied.
Actions that are not allowed because the user has a guest account result in a
GuestAccessError
instead of this.Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class NotAllowedError: C3Error
-
The requested resource could not be found, e.g. when looking up a room by alias or requesting a media source.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class NotFoundError: C3Error
-
The constraints of the performed action could not be satisfied, e.g. the requested video frame rate could not be delivered.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class OverconstrainedError: C3Error
-
The action could not be performed because it hit the rate limit of the server. This is currently only used internally since requests are automatically retried if they hit the rate limit.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class RateLimitError: C3Error
-
The request was too large, encountered e.g. when sending messages in a room.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class TooLargeError: C3Error
-
An error that indicates that the transfer was interrupted either on purpose or because of connection issues.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class TransferInterruptedError: C3Error
-
The cause of the error could not be determined. Seeing this error is in itself an error because the real error reason should always be possible to determine.
Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
public class UnknownError: C3Error
-
A WebRTC call to a single peer.
The call only manages the connection to a single peer.
Version
1.0.0Events
closed
: Emitted when the call is closed. Closing the call is permanent, and removes it from the active calls in a room. ReceivesCallClosedInfo
instance.error
: Emitted when an error occurs in any part of the call setup chain. ReceivesError
instance.
Declaration
Swift
final public class Call: EventEmitter
-
Declaration
Swift
@objc final public class CallClosedInfo: NSObject
-
Represents a client.
Version
1.0.0Events
event
: Emitted when an event is received in any room. ReceivesEvent
instance.event:<type>
: Same asevent
, but listens to a specific event type.call
: Emitted when there is an incoming call to any room. Incoming calls are stopped and need to be started with call’sstart()
before a connection is set up. ReceivesCall
instance.invite
: Emitted when a new room invite is received. The room will contain additional information, such asinvitedBy
. ReceivesRoom
instance.rooms
: Emitted whenever the list of rooms changes.state
: Emitted when the conneciton state of the client is changed.
Declaration
Swift
final public class Client: EventEmitter
-
A WebRTC call between multiple peers.
The conference only manages the connections to a set of peers. Functionality is added by attaching different
RtcComponent
s usingConference.attach(_:as:)
.Version
1.0.0Events
error
: Emitted when there is an error within the conference, e.g. the signaling fails.
Declaration
Swift
public final class Conference: EventEmitter
-
A component that allows data to be synchronized between all peers.
Version
1.0.0Events
update
: Emitted whenever any entry in the map is added, changed, or removed. Events are emitted for both local and remote updates. ReceivesDataUpdate
instance.update:<key>
: Emitted whenever a specific entry in the map is added, changed, or removed. ReceivesDataUpdate
instance. Events are emitted for both local and remote updates. The<key>
part of the event name should be replaced with the key you want to listen for, i.e. to listen for the entry forposition
to change, you should listen to theupdate:position
event.
Declaration
Swift
final public class DataShare: RtcComponent
-
Declaration
Swift
@objc final public class DataUpdate: NSObject
-
A media source that streams from user media devices.
Version
1.0.0Events
error
: Emitted if a stream could not be acquired. ReceivesError
instance. The node will only ever emit one of thestream
anderror
events, and only once.stream
: Emitted when the stream has been acquired. ReceivesRtcMediaStream
instance. The node will only ever emit one of thestream
anderror
events, and only once.
Declaration
Swift
final public class DeviceSource: MediaNode
-
Declaration
Swift
@objc final public class Event: NSObject
-
Declaration
Swift
@objc open class EventEmitter: NSObject
-
Represents a reference to a file, which resides either locally, or at some remote peer.
If the file is available locally it can be accessed directly, otherwise it has to be downloaded first.
Version
1.0.0Events
end
: Emitted when the file download ends, both on success and failure. ReceivesFileRefEndReason
instance.error
: Emitted when the file download ends before it is completed. ReceivesC3Error
instance.load
: Emitted when the file download is completed successfully. ReceivesFileRef
instance.progress
: Emitted each time the progress of the file download changes. ReceivesFloat
instance.transfer
: Emitted each time a remote peer starts downloading the file. ReceivesFileTransfer
instance.transfers
: Emitted when the list of file transfers is changes. Receives[FileTransfer]
instance.
Declaration
Swift
@objc final public class FileRef: EventEmitter
-
A component that allows file sharing between peers.
Version
1.0.0Events
update
: Emitted whenever any entry in the map is added, changed, or removed. Events are emitted for both local and remote updates. ReceivesDataUpdate
instance.update:<key>
: Emitted whenever a specific entry in the map is added, changed, or removed. ReceivesDataUpdate
instance. Events are emitted for both local and remote updates. The<key>
part of the event name should be replaced with the key you want to listen for, i.e. to listen for the entry forposition
to change, you should listen to theupdate:position
event.
Declaration
Swift
final public class FileShare: RtcComponent
-
Represents the transfer of a local file to a remote peer.
Version
1.0.0Events
done
: Emitted when the file transfer is completed successfully.end
: Emitted when the file transfer ends, both on success and failure. ReceivesFileRefEndReason
instance.error
: Emitted when the file transfer fails. ReceivesError
instance.progress
: Emitted each time the progress of the file transfer changes. ReceivesFloat
instance.
Declaration
Swift
final public class FileTransfer: EventEmitter
-
Declaration
Swift
@objc final public class IceServer: NSObject
-
Represents a server-side image resource.
This class provides a link to an image, as well as the possibility to thumbnail the image.
See moreVersion
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
@objc final public class ImageResource: NSObject
-
Represents a media upload.
Version
1.0.0Events
done
: Emitted when the upload has completed sucessfully.progress
: Emitted when the progress of the upload is updated.
Declaration
Swift
final public class ImageUpload: EventEmitter
-
A component that is used to broadcast media to all peers.
Label: cct.media.broadcaster.
Version
1.0.0Example
Example of connecting a
MediaBroadcaster
to a conference
See morelet remoteView: UIView = ... ... let conference = room.startConference() let camera = DeviceSource() let broadcaster = MediaBroadcaster() camera.connect(to: broadcaster) broadcaster.on("remoteSource", target: self, callback: #selector(onRemoteSource)) conference.attach(broadcaster, as: "my-broadcaster") ... @objc func onRemoteSource(_ source: [String:Any]) { (remoteSource["source"] as! MediaTee).connect(remoteView) }
Declaration
Swift
public final class MediaBroadcaster: RtcComponent
-
A base class for media nodes with a single input and a single output.
The subclass should override the
MediaFilter.onStream(_:_:)
method, and assign toMediaFilter.stream
to update the output stream.See moreVersion
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
open class MediaFilter: MediaNode
-
A base class that all pure media nodes inherit from.
Classes inheriting from media node are plain nodes with input and output ports directly attached.
A media node has zero or more input and output ports, which can be connected to other nodes. Media nodes are always connected from one output port to one input port, using the connect method of either the output port or the media node.
When using the connect method of a media node, the output port to be used is resolved by recursively looking up the output property of the media node. The same method is used when a media node is used as the target for a connection, but in that case an input port is looked up via the input property.
Because the input and output property lookups are recursive, it is easy to create simple container nodes that have a number of internal media nodes, and then expose input and output ports as properties.
See moreVersion
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
open class MediaNode: EventEmitter
-
A class which represents an input of
MediaNode
. Outputs are connected to inputs in order to forward media streams.This class should only be used within the implementation of media nodes. While it is possible to attach inputs to an existing media node, it should be avoided. Use an additional media node to implement the desired behaviour instead, such as a passthrough.
See moreVersion
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
@objc final public class MediaNodeInput: NSObject
-
A class which represents an output of
MediaNode
. Outputs are connected to inputs in order to forward media streams.This class should only be used within the implementation of media nodes. While it is possible to attach outputs to an existing media node, it should be avoided. Use an additional media node to implement the desired behaviour instead, such as a passthrough.
See moreVersion
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
@objc final public class MediaNodeOutput: NSObject
-
A utility that can be used for media switching in a
Conference
. AMediaSwitcher
selects one conference participant to be theactive speaker
. Only the stream from the active speaker will be sent and displayed.Version
1.0.0Example
Example of connecting a
MediaSwitcher
to a conference
See morelet localView: UIView = ... ... let conference = room.startConference() let switcher = MediaSwitcher() let source = DeviceSource() source.connect(to: switcher) switcher.connect(to: localView) conference.attach(switcher, as: "switcher")
Declaration
Swift
public final class MediaSwitcher: RtcComponent
-
A simple MediaNode that can be used to expose media together with the basic utilities of emitting stream events, exposing a stream stream property, and a mute property.
Version
1.0.0Events
stream
: Emitted whenever the stream is changed. ReceivesRtcMediaStream
instance.
Declaration
Swift
final public class MediaTee: MediaNode
-
Declaration
Swift
final public class MuteFilter: MediaFilter
-
A simple identity filter that simply passes on the input stream.
This node can e.g. be used to provide a separate output node in order to avoid losing internal connections in a node. The example below shows how a container node uses a passthrough element in order to avoid losing the connection between the filter and analyser if
MediaNode.disconnect(from:)
is called on the output.┌──────────┐ ┌─┤ Analyser │ ┌────────┐ │ └──────────┘ input ○─┤ Filter ├─┤ └────────┘ │ ┌─────────────┐ └─┤ Passthrough ├─○ output └─────────────┘
Version
1.0.0Events
stream
: Emitted whenever the stream is changed. ReceivesRtcMediaStream
instance.
Declaration
Swift
final public class Passthrough: MediaFilter
-
A simple component that allows a single media stream to be sent and received within a call. This component can only be used by calls, and will throw an error if attached to a conference.
Media does not have to be sent both ways, i.e. the component will work even if none or just one of the peers are sending media.
This component is usually not used directly, as it is used in the implementation of
Call.setLocalSource(_:as:)
andCall.remoteSource(_:)
.See moreVersion
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
final public class PeerMediaPipe: RtcComponent
-
A class which provides a fluent API for modifying a power levels object. It cannot be instantiated directly and can only be created through the static factory methods as well as
Room.editPowerLevels()
.Many methods are verbs, but they simply set the power level required to execute the matching action, with the exception of
PowerLevelsEdit.commit
.No actual action is taken until the
PowerLevelsEdit.commit
method is called. The commit method is only available if the instance was obtained from aRoom.editPowerLevels()
call. It is also possible to create an instance with one of the static factory methods and then pass the instance toRoom.setPowerLevels(_:success:failure:)
.Version
1.0.0Example
See moreroom.editPowerLevels() .kick(has: 60) .addState(has: 0) .user(promotedUser, has: 60) .event(
my.customer.event
, has: 20) .commit({ print("Power levels updated!) })room.setPowerLevels( PowerLevelsEdit.fromDefault(client.user!), success: { room in print(
Power levels reset
) })Declaration
Swift
final public class PowerLevelsEdit: PowerLevelsContainer
-
A class which provides convenience accessors for the internal representation of a power levels structure.
This will usually be accessed through
Room.powerLevels
.See moreVersion
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
final public class PowerLevelsReader: PowerLevelsContainer
-
A representation of a room that users join in order to communicate.
Version
1.0.0Events
alias
: Emitted when the alias of the room changes.avatar
: Emitted when the avatar of the room is changed. ReceivesImageResource
instance or nil.call
: Emitted when there is an incoming call to this room. Incoming calls are stopped and need to be started withCall.start()
before a connection is set up. ReceivesCall
instance.event
: Emitted when a new event is triggered in the room. Will not trigger when loading old events. ReceivesEvent
instance.event:<type>
: Same asevent
, but listens to a specific event type. ReceivesEvent
instance.events
: Emitted when the list of events in the room change. This event does not have any parameters, the updated list of events can instead be accessed via theRoom.events
property.guestAccessRule
: Emitted when the guest access rule of the room changes. ReceivesGuestAccessRule
instance.historyVisibility
: Emitted when the history visibility of the room changes. ReceivesHistoryVisibility
instance.invite
: Emitted when a user is invited to the room. Receives the user that was invited.invited
: Emitted when the invited user collection is changed. This event does not have any parameters, the updated list of users can instead be accessed via theRoom.invited
.join
: Emitted when a user joins the room. Receives the user that joined.joinRule
: Emitted when the join rule of the room changes. ReceivesJoinRule
instance.leave
: Emitted when a user leaves the room. Receives the user.members
: Emitted when the members user collection is changed. This event does not have any parameters, the updated list of users can instead be accessed via theRoom.members
property.membership
: Emitted when the authenticated users membership of the room is changed. ReceivesRoomMembership
instance.memberships
: Emitted when the membership of any user in the room is changed. Receives a map of users and their memberships.name
: Emitted when the name of the room is changed. Receives the new name.otherMembers
: Emitted when theRoom.otherMembers
user collection is changed. This event does not have any parameters, the updated list of users can instead be accessed via theRoom.otherMembers
property.powerLevels
: Emitted when the power levels of the room change. ReceivesPowerLevelsReader
instance.state
: Emitted when a state of the room is changed. ReceivesRoomState
instance.state:<stateType>
: Same asstate
, but listens to a specific state type.topic
: Emitted when the topic of the room is changed. Receives the new topic.type
: Emitted when the type of the room is changed.typing
: Emitted when the list of users who are currently typing is changed. This event does not have any parameters, the updated list of users can instead be accessed via theRoom.typing
property.
Declaration
Swift
final public class Room: EventEmitter
-
Represents a live query that selects a subset of all rooms and transforms them using a map function.
Whenever a room receives an event, the map function is run for every query. If the map function returns a falsy value, it is ignored. If the value is truthy, the value is added to the resulting rows.
Version
1.0.0Example
This is an example of a map function that lists all public rooms that the user is a member of:
{ room -> AnyObject? in if room.membership == .member && room.visibility == .public { return room } return nil }
Whenever the value returned by the map function changes, an
update
event is emitted, as well asadded
and/orremoved
events. The value is considered changed if it switches between truthy and falsy, or if the id property of the value changes.This is an example of a map function that lists all rooms to which the user has been invited, as well as the inviting user:
{ room -> AnyObject? in if room.membership == .invited { return [ "user": room.invitedBy!, "room": room ] } return nil }
Events
added
: Emitted when a row is added to the result of the query. Receives added row.removed
: Emitted when a row is removed from the result of the query. Receives removed row.updated
: Emitted when the result of the query has changed. Receives updated row.
Declaration
Swift
final public class RoomQuery: EventEmitter
-
Represents a state in a room identified by a state type, and synchronized between all clients.
Each room state is a key-value pair store that emits events when values are changed.
The room state also has a default value which can be accessed by omitting the key parameter to any of the methods. The default value is handy for simple states such as setting a hex color for the room.
See moreVersion
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
final public class RoomState: EventEmitter
-
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Version
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
open class RtcComponent: EventEmitter
-
This class provides a point of interaction with remote peers of an attached component. Peers are accessed either through
AttachPoint.peers
, or via the overridable methods of an attach point.See moreVersion
1.0.0Declaration
Swift
final public class RtcPeer: MediaNode
-
Declaration
Swift
@objc final public class User: EventEmitter


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Debug
assert-balanced
Macro
(assert-balanced form)
raises an error if the memory balance (number of alloc
s - number of free
s) isn't 0
. Requires the flag --log-memory
to be passed durng compilation.
check-allocations
Dynamic
(check-allocations)
will check the allocations made by the program
immediately, raising a SIGABRT
if it fails.
leak-array
(λ [a] ())
leaks some memory. This function is useful for testing tools that detect leaks.
memory-logged
Macro
(memory-logged form)
logs all calls to memory allocation within the form. Requires the flag --log-memory
to be passed during compilation.
sanitize-addresses
Dynamic
(sanitize-addresses)
instructs the compiler to sanitize addresses.
This might not work on all compilers, but reasonably new versions of GCC and Clang are supported.


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class kMeans
n: Features
m: Datapoints
K: Clusters
X: m×n dataset
class kMeans
Initialize a new k-means clustering object. Pass the following options, and proceed to clustering. Options:
K
(Integer) Default: 5
The number of clusters.
maxIterations
(Integer) Default: 100
The number of iterations before the algorithm stops.
enableConvergenceTest
(Boolean) Default: true
Enable convergence test. This test can be computationally intensive, but
might also save many iterations.
tolerance
(Float) Default: 1e-9
Floating point value for the convergence tolerance.
initialize
(Function)
The function used to initialize the centroids.
Default: The Forgy method, which chooses K random datapoints, as the
initial centroids. You can also write your own, with the following signature
fn(X, K, m, n), where:
X
(2D Array): The set of datapoints. Remember this is passed by reference and is therefore **mutable**.
K
(Integer): The number of centroids to initialize.m
(Integer): The number of datapoints in X
.n
(Integer): The number of features of each datapoint in X
.distanceMetric
(Function)
The function used to measure the distance between centroids and points in its
cluster. constructor: (options = {}) ->
@K = options.K ? 5
@maxIterations = options.maxIterations ? 100
@enableConvergenceTest = options.enableConvergenceTest ? true
@tolerance = options.tolerance ? 1e-9
@initialize = options.initialize ? kMeans.initializeForgy
@distanceMetric = options.distanceMetric ? @sumSquared
if not (1 <= @K < Infinity)
throw "K must be in the interval [1, Infinity)"
if not (1 <= @maxIterations < Infinity)
throw "maxIterations must be in the interval [1, Infinity)"
Initialize clustering over dataset X
.
X
should be a m×n matrix of m data rows and n feature columns.
cluster: (@X) ->
@prevCentroids = []
@clusters = []
@currentIteration = 0
[@m, @n] =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@X[0].length]
if not @m? or not @n? or @n < 1
throw "Data must be of the format [[x_11, ... , x_1n], ... , [x_m1, ... , x_mn]]"
@centroids = @initialize(@X, @K, @m, @n)
if @centroids.length != @K or @centroids[0].length != @n
throw "`initialize` must return a K×n matrix"
Used when custom logic is interleaved within the clustering process.
See autoCluster(X)
method below for an example
step: ->
@currentIteration++ < @maxIterations
Cluster dataset X
by means of the standard algorithm:
1. Find closest centroid for each datapoint and assign it to the centroids cluster
2. Move the centroid to the mean of its cluster
3. Optional Check for convergence, by measuring the distance moved
by the centroid since the last iteration
autoCluster: (X) ->
@cluster X
while @step()
@findClosestCentroids()
@moveCentroids()
break if @hasConverged()
The Forgy method uses K random data points as initial centroids. Accessed as
kMeans.initializeForgy
O(K)
@initializeForgy: (X, K, m, n) ->
X[Math.floor Math.random() * m] for k in [0...K]
This initialization places K centroids at random, within the range of the data points.
Accessed as kMeans.initializeInRange
O(n·m+K·n)
@initializeInRange: (X, K, m, n) ->
min = Infinity for i in [0...n]
max = -Infinity for i in [0...n]
for x in X
for d, i in x
min[i] = Math.min min[i], d
max[i] = Math.max max[i], d
(for k in [0...K]
(for d in [0...n]
Math.random() * (max[d] - min[d]) + min[d]
)
)
Assign each datapoint to the cluster of its closest centroid. This is done by adding the datapoint's index to an array of clusters, where the index of each cluster corrosponds to the index of the centroid for that cluster.
findClosestCentroids: ->
if @enableConvergenceTest
@prevCentroids = (r.slice(0) for r in @centroids) #Clone optimization
Datapoints will be assigned to clusters to optimize the move step however, this means that it will be hard to find out which cluster a specific datapoint belongs to, without probing every element of every cluster
@clusters = ([] for i in [0...@K])
for x, i in @X
cMin = 0
xMin = Infinity
for c, j in @centroids
min = @distanceMetric c, x
if min < xMin
cMin = j
xMin = min
@clusters[cMin].push i
Iterate through each cluster and move it's centroid to the mean of all the datapoints in that cluster.
moveCentroids: ->
for cl, i in @clusters
continue if cl.length < 1 #Avoid division by 0
for j in [0...@n]
sum = 0
for d in cl
sum += @X[d][j]
@centroids[i][j] = sum/(cl.length)
Check whether any of the elements of the absolute difference between the previous centroid positions and the current are greater than a set tolerance. In case they're none are greater, then the algorithm has converged.
hasConverged: ->
return false if not @enableConvergenceTest
for i in [0...@n]
for j in [0...@m]
absDelta = Math.abs @prevCentroids[i][j] - @centroids[i][j]
return true if @tolerance > absDelta
return false
The default distance metric used by the findClosestCentroids
step. Takes the
square of the euclidian distances between points. A custom metric can be used by
changing the options.distanceMetric
when initializing kMeans.
sumSqured: (X, Y) ->
sum = 0
n = X.length
while n--
sum += (Y[n] - X[n]) * (Y[n] - X[n])
sum
Check whether module.exports or exports are present, otherwise attach the class to the window object.
if module?.exports? or exports?
module.exports = exports = kMeans
else
window.kMeans = kMeans


Attempted cyberattack disrupts Louisiana state government
Many of Louisiana's state government websites and email systems are shut down because of what the governor's office says is an attempted ransomware attack.
The problem Monday disrupted business operations and online services across state agencies. It happened two days after Louisiana's election for governor, when the Secretary of State's website was a vital link for information.
Gov. John Bel Edwards' office says some services started returning Monday afternoon. But it could take days to restore all websites and online operations.
Edwards' office says the Office of Technology Services identified a "cybersecurity threat" that affected some computer servers. The office took all its servers offline as a precaution.
The governor says state police and federal agencies are investigating.
Officials say nearly every state agency was affected in the shutdown.


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People use alcohol and drugs for a number of reasons, but there are disadvantages to drug and alcohol use. If you think you might need to stop using alcohol or drugs due to negative effects, consider seeing a therapist that specializes in substance-abuse issues or attending a self-help group like Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous.
Addiction
Use of alcohol and many drugs can lead to addiction. Often, addiction occurs at least in part because these substances trigger a release of dopamine in the brain, which feels good. A person begins to crave more and more alcohol or drugs to get that good feeling. Once someone becomes addicted, his life begins to revolve around alcohol or drugs and he cannot stop using them. He continues to use alcohol or drugs despite numerous negative consequences. Many addicts require professional help to stop using alcohol or drugs.
Withdrawal
Many drugs and alcohol can lead to withdrawal symptoms when a heavy user attempts to stop using. Symptoms vary from drug to drug. For instance, symptoms of opiate withdrawal include anxiety, muscle pain, nausea and vomiting. Symptoms of alcohol withdrawal include shakiness, nausea, hallucinations and seizures. Addicts may need medical treatment during the withdrawal process.
Health Consequences
Alcohol and drug use has many negative health consequences. For instance, excessive alcohol use can cause damage to the liver and pancreas, ulcers, diabetes and heart problems. Cocaine use can cause holes in the nasal cartilage, lung damage, ulcers, kidney failure and heart attacks.
Mood Changes
Alcohol and drugs cause mood changes. Some people like some of the mood changes. For instance, they may feel happy or even euphoric. They may feel relaxed. Alcohol and drugs can cause unpleasant mood changes, too, though. Alcohol and many drugs can lead to depression. Some drugs cause anxiety, irritability or even paranoia. These mood changes can create problems in relationships and on the job.
Legal Issues
Adults can use alcohol legally and people can also use prescription drugs legally as long as they use them as prescribed. Many drugs are illegal, though. People who use illegal drugs, people who drive while under the influence of drugs or alcohol and people who use prescription drugs improperly can face legal problems, including fines, the loss of a driver’s license and jail time. People may also lose their jobs if they fail drug tests at work.


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This function plots the raw fluorescence data from the donor, acceptor and FRET channels, as a function of the acceptor concentration (titration series).
inspect_raw_data(raw_data, titrations = NULL, highest_signal = NULL)
| raw_data | A dataframe containing the raw fluorescence data. It must
contain at least five columns named |
|---|---|
| titrations | An optional character vector containing the names associated to the titration series. If not specified, the donor channel plot will not display the mean and +/- 10 % shaded area. |
| highest_signal | An optional number corresponding to the maximal signal
measurable by the plate reader instrument used. Defaults to |
A list containing a logical value `saturated_reads` indicating the
presence of saturated reads in the dataset (equals to `TRUE` if saturated
reads are present, `FALSE` if there is no saturated read, or `NULL` if
this was not tested), and three ggplot2
graph objects (named
donor
, acceptor
and fret
). Warning messages appear
when missing values are encountered, and can be safely ignored.
not_run({ # Send all plots to the output device. inspect_raw_data(fret_good) # Donor plot will display pipetting precision. inspect_raw_data(fret_good, c("titration_1", "titration_2") # Store plots in a variable, print all plots, print only one of them. my_plots <- inspect_raw_data(fret_good) my_plots my_plots$acceptor })#> Error: <text>:9:3: unexpected symbol #> 8: # Store plots in a variable, print all plots, print only one of them. #> 9: my_plots #> ^


| SQL Statement | Syntax |
|---|---|
| AND / OR | SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name WHERE condition AND|OR condition |
| ALTER TABLE | ALTER TABLE table_name ADD column_name datatype or ALTER TABLE table_name |
| AS (alias) | SELECT column_name AS column_alias FROM table_name or SELECT column_name |
| BETWEEN | SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name WHERE column_name BETWEEN value1 AND value2 |
| CREATE DATABASE | CREATE DATABASE database_name |
| CREATE TABLE | CREATE TABLE table_name ( column_name1 data_type, column_name2 data_type, column_name2 data_type, ... ) |
| CREATE INDEX | CREATE INDEX index_name ON table_name (column_name) or CREATE UNIQUE INDEX index_name |
| CREATE VIEW | CREATE VIEW view_name AS SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name WHERE condition |
| DELETE | DELETE FROM table_name WHERE some_column=some_value or DELETE FROM table_name DELETE * FROM table_name |
| DROP DATABASE | DROP DATABASE database_name |
| DROP INDEX | DROP INDEX table_name.index_name (SQL
Server) DROP INDEX index_name ON table_name (MS Access) DROP INDEX index_name (DB2/Oracle) ALTER TABLE table_name DROP INDEX index_name (MySQL) |
| DROP TABLE | DROP TABLE table_name |
| GROUP BY | SELECT column_name,
aggregate_function(column_name) FROM table_name WHERE column_name operator value GROUP BY column_name |
| HAVING | SELECT column_name,
aggregate_function(column_name) FROM table_name WHERE column_name operator value GROUP BY column_name HAVING aggregate_function(column_name) operator value |
| IN | SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name WHERE column_name IN (value1,value2,..) |
| INSERT INTO | INSERT INTO table_name VALUES (value1, value2, value3,....) or INSERT INTO table_name |
| INNER JOIN | SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name1 INNER JOIN table_name2 ON table_name1.column_name=table_name2.column_name |
| LEFT JOIN | SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name1 LEFT JOIN table_name2 ON table_name1.column_name=table_name2.column_name |
| RIGHT JOIN | SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name1 RIGHT JOIN table_name2 ON table_name1.column_name=table_name2.column_name |
| FULL JOIN | SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name1 FULL JOIN table_name2 ON table_name1.column_name=table_name2.column_name |
| LIKE | SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name WHERE column_name LIKE pattern |
| ORDER BY | SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name ORDER BY column_name [ASC|DESC] |
| SELECT | SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name |
| SELECT * | SELECT * FROM table_name |
| SELECT DISTINCT | SELECT DISTINCT column_name(s) FROM table_name |
| SELECT INTO | SELECT * INTO new_table_name [IN externaldatabase] FROM old_table_name or SELECT column_name(s) |
| SELECT TOP | SELECT TOP number|percent column_name(s) FROM table_name |
| TRUNCATE TABLE | TRUNCATE TABLE table_name |
| UNION | SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name1 UNION SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name2 |
| UNION ALL | SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name1 UNION ALL SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name2 |
| UPDATE | UPDATE table_name SET column1=value, column2=value,... WHERE some_column=some_value |
| WHERE | SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_name WHERE column_name operator value |
Source : http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_quickref.asp


Systematizing Knowledge
Transcript By: Bryan Bishop
Tags: Research, Scalability
Category: Conference
There should be a SNARK wiki. Any website that is better than someone saying “you know, check the June July 2014 bitcoin-wizard logs”. We need to research gmaxwell scalability. We should probably fix that.
Let’s talk about what some of the goals are that we might get out of this. We have some different ideas for approaches to systematizing knowledge. There are at least three camps here. I think Bryan’s paper repositories.. whenever you search for papers on Google Scholar, you always find Bryan mirrored on his website. I assumed it was a university, but no it was also his website. The title of this group probably came from the title of the paper that 4 of us here work. Jeremy, Joe, Arvin, myself as well as Josh pearl who is not here. Bitcoin is relevant to academic literature, and it involves exciting ideas not generated by academic circles but by the bitcoin community. There is underrepresentation in the academic literature, in academia I think there is an assumption that most of the other ideas come from, so one of our goals was to try to break that.
Whenever we say systematizing knowledge, there’s always a recipient of that knowledge. We can’t systematize it for knowledge. That paper was very directed at academics. There’s also person-to-person scaling problems. How do you pick an audience? When I’m trying to remember how this works, I don’t want to remember it from the bitcoin-wizards logs. It would be way more useful to write small summaries.
What’s the best forms of these? We could complain about the old IRC logs and mailing lists. There are many sources of knowledge, and many recipients of knowledge. It should funnel in all direction. Systematize the different systemizations by which audience they are targeted at. We have the academic side, we have the whitepaper, in some way that doesn’t scale because you get academic credit for doing it once, there’s no incentive to keep updating it. It’s not community-updateable or anything like that. Developer community.
- policy makers, like coincenter has 300 word explainers that explain each topic, bitcoin primer paper, which was directed at the regulator and policy audience, that was one of the first bitcoin surveys
- developers
- academics, researchers
- startups
- banks
- users
- general public, not necessarily users
- miners
- economics people, finance people (not necessarily banks)
- lawyers
Telling the bankers that the MOOCs exist, has been very helpful for legitimacy reasons. Students are an important audience because you want people who are coming into the community for the first time to be able to get up to speed faster. The SK paper was aiming at academics. There are other efforts. Educational materials is for undergrad-level or high-school-level students. And then there’s finance industry, market reports.
Gavin and Greg are probably the closest two who are interacting with academics.
Look up so that – everyone knows about the cypherpunks movement, and it was the proto-bitcoin kind of ideas. Most of those mailing lists have visible logs.
liberationtech, libtech, and another liberationtech…
Archival activity. gmaxwell/bryan has a project to index technologies and proposals.
- IRC logs
- forum posts
- mailing list posts
- bitcoin wiki
- bitcoin.org developer docs
Committed effort to improve the bitcoin wiki?
For devs and for anyone that might run a full node or wallet, what the various pros and cons are of different proposals. Proposal summaries with greppable form, with different proposals linked to why we want this point, because we want this other feature. Argument map. Mind maps. Could be done as a wiki.
You could see developer debate that happens on BIPs so that people could catch up faster. Systematizing whatever’s not quite knowledge yet, like on the edge of controversy. We had to filter when writing a paper, we had to drop stuff that was brand-new ideas that had not percolated yet.
Vitalik often writes blog posts.
The source code should be more commented. You can serialize a bunch of these structured data types into a wiki. Every time someone has an argument, just add a link to the argument about bip57, it could be a caption to the page. And then someone can come on later and add a deeplink to a line of code. Semantic web and structured data on the wiki. They can independently host it or something. Wiki Data runs on Wikibase, which is beyond the version of semantic mediawiki.
Lawyers have said insightful things about bitcoin. “Let’s automate property ownership” has been tried, but things always come back to the way things are currently, lessons from previous attempts. There is a legal markup language and it is based on arguments. Reddit tells you about things you didn’t know existed sometime. Byzantine altruistic systems or something like that. You can look at random posts and find cool information. Random entry points for learning about bitcoin. Random wiki page.
Law is a source that is underrepresented for knowledge getting to devs. Needs to filter out. There’s some nice annular essay events where a publication will send out an email to a few hundred people. edge.org is a good example. Invited articles on some topics. Annular process, these are all the topics. Maybe crowdfunding. Regular interviews.
webshows, podcasts, interviews. Those end up being really nice. Stackexchange has answered many questions and answers.
Ideal communication method might be based on what the community is comfortable with.
Real-time debate systemization, get short statements and show how they are related.
We have been talking about SNARKs now in -wizards for years. It has been spread across years of bitcoin logs. It is rare that we have a single thread about it. We had a chance to talk earlier today about SNARKs.
Point of reddit and stackexchange AMA style- to vote for questions that need answering, not for the answers. Perhaps that should be picked for what the topics are more effort to collect. “What are SNARKs” might pop up.
What’s the difference between #bitcoin-dev and #bitcoin-wizards? Which ideas should go to one or the other? Somewhat unfair to send broken theoretical crypto to people working on mempool optimization.
Structured data can be submitted to a wiki.
Having a place to ask questions and filter them up, can someone please improve the public version of a SNARKs article. The general public usually gets left out.
Experts might be okay with looking up what the demand is for certain forms of knowledge. This may not be too burdensome.
Information might be too diffuse; some people prefer reddit, irc, stackexchange, people will miss things on each. Have a canonical authority, have a place where anyone can post links to other places.
Twitter has users with good cross-sections where they look at other users. In the bitcoin subreddit, you can’t really subscribe to posts with a certain tag. Tag-based filtering would suffice for that. Not content tags, but person tags. That’s the “who you get your data from” problem. What kind of data do I want you to send me? I want you to send me, some structured data, … indicate a person, only relative to you, wihch topics tags you want, … structure of the data that you receive, then the data will bloom and we will find ways to get parts that you like.
bottleneck of knowledge creation signal-noise
Signal-to-noise could work if there were more people that knew everything about bitcoin.
bitcoin.ninja has a bunch of old links- anyone can submit pull requests on github.
There’s this social problem of creating or currating it. We can solve it through superheroes, data formats, or structure. Academia solved this problem by moving to a boring way of writing papers. The one thing that it does really well is if some idea is wrong, it’s reported as wrong. All of that goes into that boring way of writing papers, it’s for creating a graph of ideas and seeing what ideas survive to the next round. I think that has been super helpful. The way we do things in bitcoin is very helpful, things can happen on hours and days. But in the long-term maybe it would be better if we could find something in the middle. Even a tiny amount of gatekeeping, not as much as in academia. Peer review can be helpful, related work must be mandatory. Standard format. Every academic is supposed to demarcate where you are building on something already known, and where you are contributing a new idea. Most of the bitcoin community is like go straight to VHS video.
In academia there is a strong standard on pointing out how your work is different, and it’s a cardinal sin to not point out that someone’s work was not your own. Academic community also does mentorship, maybe the bottlenecks is how many people know this thing, count the bus factor. Every academic conference, some soul searching discussion about peer review, it’s one of the biggest thing that people are upset about. Articulate your assumptions,
More contributors. Fewer people publishing ideas in bad formats.  Don’t waste people’s time. See an end of the phrase “check the logs”. Time-consuming to check the logs.
in -wizards have a way to tag timestamps with the bot, just ask “.timestamp” and tag it.
don’t waste people’s time, “check the logs” but only once.
Academic committees are mostly arbitrary. Whether the reviews are rolling or have a fixed deadline wont matter. The way things are is because of inertia. Not too much of this needs to be imported. What do a couple of other people in the community think of this idea? This should be attached to the idea itself.
A more extreme example of that is the patent system, where there’s an extreme format cost. It aciheves it through formatting and the patent office, some party vetting the idea. Paper rejected for the same format. Patents must have a specific format. Ideas should be standardized in the same format, like less formal than BIPs. or RFCs. Idea index. Style guide.. Everything in the index gets a page… we need a template for an idea that makes the problems we want to solve more clear, what the related work is, criticism.
Copy-and-paste from a wikipedia style guide.
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| Class | OhEmbedr::OhEmbedr |
| In: |
ohembedr.rb
|
| Parent: | Object |
Using OhEmbedr is super simple. Below is an example
begin o = OhEmbedr::OhEmbedr.new(:url => "http://vimeo.com/6382511", :maxwidth => 600) embed_data = o.gets rescue OhEmbedr::UnsupportedError => error # URL not supported end
Wrapping in a begin rescue block allows us to pass any url to OhEmbedr if an UnsupportedError exception is raised then we know the url is not supported and can continue
| format | [R] | |
| hash | [R] | |
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Qi Sun, Anjul Patney, Li-Yi Wei, Omer Shapira, Jingwan Lu, Paul Asente, Suwen Zhu, Morgan McGuire, David Luebke, Arie Kaufman
GTC 2018
Walking is good for our health, and can improve perceptual comfort in virtual reality (VR) applications. Similar to car sickness, VR simulator sickness happens when what our eyes see differ from what our bodies feel. Redirected walking is a technique that guides users to walk in a physical environment while they perceive a virtual environment via head mounted displays (HMD). A key challenge for redirected walking is to keep users safe without bumping into other stationary or dynamic objects while bridging the size and shape differences of the virtual and physical environments. In particular, virtual environments are usually large and rich, and yet the physical rooms are often limited due to real-estate space and tracking equipment.This project significantly expands the allowable size difference between the virtual and physical environments by exploiting temporal blindness in human visual systems. We look specifically at saccades, which are rapid eye movements during which the visual signals are temporarily blocked but not perceivable due to brain interpolation. Thus, during saccades, we can change the virtual cameras inside the HMD to nudge users walk in the desired directions (e.g. away from walls) without them noticing the camera changes.
As a collaboration between Adobe, NVIDIA, and Stony Brook University, this technology has been demonstrated as a live demo in GTC 2018 via a chess game. As shown in the left image, a user wearing a HMD is being guided by a researcher. She can perceive a virtual classroom inside her HMD, while being guided by our system to walk on a virtual chessboard, as shown in the right image. The overlaid image on the right shows the virtual path (in red) and real path (in green), which can be very different and yet non-perceivable by the user.
This technology makes room-scale redirected walking in VR more feasible, so that one day users can play a large virtual online game while walking around in their small physical rooms. We will talk about more details in an upcoming technical paper in SIGGRAPH 2018.


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Use dialogs sparingly because they are interruptive.
Some dialog types include:
Alerts are urgent interruptions that inform about a situation and require
acknowledgement.
Simple menus display options for list items, whereas simple dialogs can
provide details or actions about a list item.
Confirmation dialogs require users to explicitly confirm a choice.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 8
If you want to make these puddings in advance, they freeze beautifully, and after defrosting should be re-heated as below.
Equipment and preparation: You will also need eight 175ml/6fl oz pudding basins, well buttered, and a solid baking sheet.
Pre-heat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
First of all, place the pieces of stem ginger in a food processor and turn the motor on for about 7-10 seconds. Be careful not to process for too long - the ginger should be chopped small, but not puréed! After that, sift the flour, spices, baking powder and bicarbonate of soda into a mixing bowl. Then add the eggs, butter and sugar. The way to deal with the treacle is to grease the spoon first and, using a spatula or another spoon, push it into the bowl to join the rest of the ingredients. Now add the freshly grated ginger, then, using an electric hand whisk, whisk everything together gradually, adding 175ml/6fl oz warm water until you have a smooth mixture. Finally, fold in the apple and stem ginger.
Now divide the mixture between the buttered pudding basins, stand them on a baking sheet and bake in the centre of the oven for 35 minutes, or until they feel firm and springy to the touch. After that, remove them from the oven and let them stand for about 5 minutes, then run a small palette knife around the edges of the tins and turn them out. Allow the puddings to get completely cold and keep them wrapped in clingfilm until you need them.
To make the sauce, all you do is gently melt together the sugar and butter until all the granules of sugar have completely dissolved, then whisk in the ginger wine and brandy, add the chopped ginger and the sauce is then ready to serve.
To serve the puddings, preheat the grill to its highest setting and arrange the puddings on a heatproof dish or tray. Spoon the sauce over, making sure that no little bits of ginger are actually on the top of the puddings, then place the whole thing under the grill, so that the tops of the puddings are about 13cm/5in from the source of heat. Now allow them to heat through - which will take about 8 minutes - by which time the tops will be slightly crunchy and the sauce will be hot and bubbly. Serve with chilled pouring cream.


Pop music is known for its simple structure and repeated choruses and hooks. This is all in an attempt to make it catchy and appealing to the public. Pop music is meant to be something enjoyed or danced to, so tempos and overall dynamics of these songs tend to be very simple.
Pop music instrumentation is a mixed bag. Vocals are obviously very important as they serve as the main vehicle for expression and delivering a performance. Instruments or sounds used include synths, keyboards, electric and acoustic guitars, bass guitars, drums, cymbals, and more.
Here, we're going to leave some examples of pop music and their artists for you to listen to! You've probably heard these on the radio before. After this comes the quiz - Make sure you prepare for it. Note: you may have to view these music videos on YouTube because the publishers did not enable video embed on other sites.