| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.ctc.wstx.dtd |
Package that contains Woodstox classes that implement DTD handling.
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| com.ctc.wstx.ent |
Package contains internal entity object implementations, which are used
by stream reader classes, but parsed by dtd functionality.
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| com.ctc.wstx.io |
Low-level classes that are used to abstract most details of stream I/O
access from actual parsing classes.
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| com.ctc.wstx.sr |
This package contains supporting code for handling namespace information;
element stacks that keep track of elements parsed and such.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static DTDSubset |
FullDTDReader.flattenExternalSubset(WstxInputSource src,
Writer flattenWriter,
boolean inclComments,
boolean inclConditionals,
boolean inclPEs)
Method that will parse, process and output contents of an external
DTD subset.
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protected void |
FullDTDReader.handleGreedyEntityProblem(WstxInputSource input) |
protected void |
MinimalDTDReader.handleIncompleteEntityProblem(WstxInputSource closing)
Since improper entity/PE nesting is VC, not WFC, let's not
react to this failure at all when only skipping the DTD subset.
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protected void |
FullDTDReader.handleIncompleteEntityProblem(WstxInputSource closing)
Handling of PE matching problems is actually intricate; one type
will be a WFC ("PE Between Declarations", which refers to PEs that
start from outside declarations), and another just a VC
("Proper Declaration/PE Nesting", when PE is contained within
declaration)
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protected void |
FullDTDReader.initInputSource(WstxInputSource newInput,
boolean isExt,
String entityId) |
static DTDSubset |
FullDTDReader.readExternalSubset(WstxInputSource src,
ReaderConfig cfg,
DTDSubset intSubset,
boolean constructFully,
int xmlVersion)
Method called to read in the external subset definition.
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static DTDSubset |
FullDTDReader.readInternalSubset(WstxInputData srcData,
WstxInputSource input,
ReaderConfig cfg,
boolean constructFully,
int xmlVersion)
Method called to read in the internal subset definition.
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static void |
MinimalDTDReader.skipInternalSubset(WstxInputData srcData,
WstxInputSource input,
ReaderConfig cfg)
Method that just skims
through structure of internal subset, but without doing any sort
of validation, or parsing of contents.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MinimalDTDReader(WstxInputSource input,
ReaderConfig cfg,
boolean isExt)
Common initialization part of int/ext subset constructors.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
WstxInputSource |
UnparsedExtEntity.expand(WstxInputSource parent,
XMLResolver res,
ReaderConfig cfg,
int xmlVersion) |
WstxInputSource |
ParsedExtEntity.expand(WstxInputSource parent,
XMLResolver res,
ReaderConfig cfg,
int xmlVersion) |
WstxInputSource |
IntEntity.expand(WstxInputSource parent,
XMLResolver res,
ReaderConfig cfg,
int xmlVersion) |
abstract WstxInputSource |
ExtEntity.expand(WstxInputSource parent,
XMLResolver res,
ReaderConfig cfg,
int xmlVersion) |
abstract WstxInputSource |
EntityDecl.expand(WstxInputSource parent,
XMLResolver res,
ReaderConfig cfg,
int xmlVersion)
Method called to create the new input source through which expansion
value of the entity can be read.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
WstxInputSource |
UnparsedExtEntity.expand(WstxInputSource parent,
XMLResolver res,
ReaderConfig cfg,
int xmlVersion) |
WstxInputSource |
ParsedExtEntity.expand(WstxInputSource parent,
XMLResolver res,
ReaderConfig cfg,
int xmlVersion) |
WstxInputSource |
IntEntity.expand(WstxInputSource parent,
XMLResolver res,
ReaderConfig cfg,
int xmlVersion) |
abstract WstxInputSource |
ExtEntity.expand(WstxInputSource parent,
XMLResolver res,
ReaderConfig cfg,
int xmlVersion) |
abstract WstxInputSource |
EntityDecl.expand(WstxInputSource parent,
XMLResolver res,
ReaderConfig cfg,
int xmlVersion)
Method called to create the new input source through which expansion
value of the entity can be read.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
BaseInputSource
Abstract base class that implements shared functionality that all current
WstxInputSource implementations Woodstox includes need. |
class |
BranchingReaderSource
Specialized input source that can "branch" input it reads; essentially
both giving out read data AND also writing it out to a Writer.
|
class |
CharArraySource
Input source that reads input from a static char array, usually used
when expanding internal entities.
|
class |
ReaderSource
Input source that reads input via a Reader.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected WstxInputSource |
WstxInputSource.mParent
Parent in input source stack
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static WstxInputSource |
InputSourceFactory.constructCharArraySource(WstxInputSource parent,
String fromEntity,
char[] text,
int offset,
int len,
Location loc,
URL src)
Factory method usually used to expand internal parsed entities; in
which case context remains mostly the same.
|
WstxInputSource |
WstxInputSource.getParent() |
static WstxInputSource |
DefaultInputResolver.resolveEntity(WstxInputSource parent,
URL pathCtxt,
String entityName,
String publicId,
String systemId,
XMLResolver customResolver,
ReaderConfig cfg,
int xmlVersion)
Basic external resource resolver implementation; usable both with
DTD and entity resolution.
|
static WstxInputSource |
DefaultInputResolver.resolveEntityUsing(WstxInputSource refCtxt,
String entityName,
String publicId,
String systemId,
XMLResolver resolver,
ReaderConfig cfg,
int xmlVersion)
A very simple utility expansion method used generally when the
only way to resolve an entity is via passed resolver; and where
failing to resolve it is not fatal.
|
protected static WstxInputSource |
DefaultInputResolver.sourceFrom(WstxInputSource parent,
ReaderConfig cfg,
String refName,
int xmlVersion,
Object o)
Factory method that accepts various types of Objects, and tries to
create a
WstxInputSource from it. |
static WstxInputSource |
DefaultInputResolver.sourceFromString(WstxInputSource parent,
ReaderConfig cfg,
String refName,
int xmlVersion,
String refContent)
We have multiple ways to look at what would it mean to get a String
as the resolved result.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static WstxInputSource |
InputSourceFactory.constructCharArraySource(WstxInputSource parent,
String fromEntity,
char[] text,
int offset,
int len,
Location loc,
URL src)
Factory method usually used to expand internal parsed entities; in
which case context remains mostly the same.
|
static ReaderSource |
InputSourceFactory.constructEntitySource(ReaderConfig cfg,
WstxInputSource parent,
String entityName,
InputBootstrapper bs,
String pubId,
SystemId sysId,
int xmlVersion,
Reader r) |
static WstxInputSource |
DefaultInputResolver.resolveEntity(WstxInputSource parent,
URL pathCtxt,
String entityName,
String publicId,
String systemId,
XMLResolver customResolver,
ReaderConfig cfg,
int xmlVersion)
Basic external resource resolver implementation; usable both with
DTD and entity resolution.
|
static WstxInputSource |
DefaultInputResolver.resolveEntityUsing(WstxInputSource refCtxt,
String entityName,
String publicId,
String systemId,
XMLResolver resolver,
ReaderConfig cfg,
int xmlVersion)
A very simple utility expansion method used generally when the
only way to resolve an entity is via passed resolver; and where
failing to resolve it is not fatal.
|
protected static WstxInputSource |
DefaultInputResolver.sourceFrom(WstxInputSource parent,
ReaderConfig cfg,
String refName,
int xmlVersion,
Object o)
Factory method that accepts various types of Objects, and tries to
create a
WstxInputSource from it. |
static WstxInputSource |
DefaultInputResolver.sourceFromString(WstxInputSource parent,
ReaderConfig cfg,
String refName,
int xmlVersion,
String refContent)
We have multiple ways to look at what would it mean to get a String
as the resolved result.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BaseInputSource(WstxInputSource parent,
String fromEntity,
String publicId,
SystemId systemId) |
CharArraySource(WstxInputSource parent,
String fromEntity,
char[] chars,
int offset,
int len,
Location loc,
SystemId sysId) |
ReaderSource(ReaderConfig cfg,
WstxInputSource parent,
String fromEntity,
String pubId,
SystemId sysId,
Reader r,
boolean realClose) |
WstxInputSource(WstxInputSource parent,
String fromEntity) |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected WstxInputSource |
StreamScanner.mInput
Currently active input source; contains link to parent (nesting) input
sources, if any.
|
protected WstxInputSource |
StreamScanner.mRootInput
Top-most input source this reader can use; due to input source
chaining, this is not necessarily the root of all input; for example,
external DTD subset reader's root input still has original document
input as its parent.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
WstxInputSource |
StreamScanner.getCurrentInput()
Returns current input source this source uses.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
BasicStreamReader.handleGreedyEntityProblem(WstxInputSource input)
This problem gets reported if an entity tries to expand to
a close tag matching start tag that did not came from the same
entity (but from parent).
|
protected abstract void |
StreamScanner.handleIncompleteEntityProblem(WstxInputSource closing) |
protected void |
BasicStreamReader.handleIncompleteEntityProblem(WstxInputSource closing) |
protected void |
StreamScanner.initInputSource(WstxInputSource newInput,
boolean isExt,
String entityId)
Method called when an entity has been expanded (new input source
has been created).
|
protected void |
StreamScanner.throwNullParent(WstxInputSource curr) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
StreamScanner(WstxInputSource input,
ReaderConfig cfg,
XMLResolver res)
Constructor used when creating a complete new (main-level) reader that
does not share its input buffers or state with another reader.
|
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val ApplicationStarting: EventDefinition<Application>
Even definition for Application Starting event
Note, that application itself cannot receive this event because it fires before application is created It is meant to be used by engines.


Hi! I'm Jim. What else do you need to know!? I’ve been working behind the lens since the late 1900’s (sounds forever ago, doesn’t it??), way back when there was this thing called “film”! I shot an old Nikon F that was older than I was, shooting slides and entering into photo competitions with the Western Reserve Photographic Society in Lake County, Ohio. I worked for the County Parks as a naturalist (NOT a naturist, nice try!), and part time at Van’s Photo, where I was a printer and even provided some sales support on occasion when the store was busy. They were good times, because I got to devote a lot of my time and energy into something I truly loved, and still do: Photography.
In 2005, I graduated from the New York Institute of Photography, which was a truly amazing experience, and I would highly recommend the program to aspiring photographers. It provided a really sound base for photographic technology and technique, as well as exposing me to a wide variety of photographic interests. While my first love was always nature photography, wildlife, and sweeping scenic images, the NYIP Course gave me the chance to explore product photography, still life, portraiture, weddings, fashion and glamour, architecture, and much more. These were areas that I had never even considered, but have brought me great happiness in my more recent years.
It was around the same time, 2005, when I transitioned to digital photography, receiving my first real digital camera as a generous gift from my family. It was a Nikon D70, and it was sparkly, new, and brilliant in its design. I kept my film camera, with every intention of shooting Black and White film in it, and learning how to develop in my own darkroom. Best laid plans… But the D70 was a very capable camera, producing 12x18” prints with ease.
I have since moved back to my home state of New York, taking a position with Cornell Cooperative Extension, working with the 4-H Camp program at Bristol Hills. Today, I am actively involved with the Finger Lakes Photography Guild, serving as the Chair of the Education Committee, and as a member of the Executive Committee. My photography has become a venue for creative self-expression, and I love it just as much as I ever have. I still shoot a lot of nature and environmental work, but I have also found great joy in photographing people. It is a very rewarding experience to really connect with a human subject on a photo shoot. Whether it’s a blushing bride on her wedding day, a 12-year old overcoming their fear of heights on the ropes course at camp, or a model who looks absolutely stunning against the backdrop of urban decay on an inner-city shoot, there’s still that amazing moment when I look at my images on the computer after any shoot. I’ve made many friends, both those in front of, and those behind the camera. My clients, in giving me feedback about their photos, have given me confidence to continue growing and learning in these fields. My fellow photographers have inspired me to do bigger, better, and more.
Today I am shooting a Nikon D90, and always on the quest for another great shot. I exhibit work in Gallery shows several times a year, as well as using my photography to promote the 4-H Camp.  So stick around… pour yourself a cup of coffee, and enjoy yourself as you walk through this site. It is the culmination of many years of hard work and great memories.
I would like to take just a moment to thank those who have been so supportive of my photographic endeavors. First and foremost, my wife, Alyssa has been with me since the day I picked up my first camera, and has always been the first to “ooh and ahh” over my work every time I come home from a shoot. She has graciously encouraged me every step of the way. I’d also like to acknowledge my friends at Western Reserve Photographic Society, many of whom I still talk to on a regular basis, and even photograph with annually. Michelle, Lori, Marty and the rest of the gang are among the most talented photographers I’ve had the pleasure to shoot with. They helped me to get my feet underneath me, supporting me with their positive critiques, inspiring me on numerous adventures, and generously sharing their collective knowledge with me from the very beginning. My fellow staff at the Parks in Ohio, and those here at Cornell Cooperative Extension in New York, for not only tolerating my photographic pursuits, but allowing me to incorporate my love for photography into the work I do every day. And finally, the people of the Finger Lakes Photography Guild, who have allowed me a new place to call home for my photography since 2011. They continue to motivate me with interesting photo challenges and educational opportunities. They have made me feel like another member of their family, inviting me into their homes, and taking me under their wing. Special thanks to Lee and Barbara Drake who have virtually adopted me. You have shown tremendous kindness, providing honest feedback for my work, serving as my own personal printers, and breaking bread with my wife and I on a number of occasions over the years.  Your work continues to blow me away every single time I see it. You both inspire me to be a better photographer, but more importantly, to be a better person. Words can’t express my sincere thanks to each of those who have supported me along the way.
And a special thanks to Lori Zanotta, a fellow educator with whom I had the privilege to work at the County Parks in Ohio. Our paths have drifted in different directions in the years since then, but we’ve kept in touch through it all. Lori completed her training in Web Development, and was the one who suggested that my art needed (of course!) a website. So this site is a direct outcome of her hard work and amazing talents. If you love this site, consider contacting Lori to help you showcase your own work online. Thanks Lori!


6,500+ cops deployed as Pope Francis arrives in Bangkok
by Coconuts BangkokMore than 6,500 police officers had been deployed across the capital today to ensure security as Pope Francis is scheduled to land just after noon for a four-day visit.
A command center has been set up to facilitate traffic flow and provide security for the pope’s visit, during which he will meet the king, prime minister and the nation’s top Buddhist monk, according to a deputy national police chief.
Gen. Suwat Chaengyodsuk added that checkpoints have been set up to screen those who wish to see Pope Francis in person.
Today, Wednesday, security measures are expected to impact routes the pope will use to transit from the airport into town. That includes church properties near BTS Surasak on lower Sathon Road, the Don Muang Tollway and Rama IV Road between the toll plaza and Sathon. They will be used by the pope’s motorcade from 12:30pm until at least 1pm.
On Thursday, the pope will meet Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha and his cabinet at the Government House, where he will give a speech. He then will visit Wat Ratchabophit to meet the supreme patriarch.
The same day, he will visit patients and medical professionals at Saint Louis Hospital on Sathorn Road. After a meal at the Apostolic Nunciature Embassy of the Holy See, the pope will go to the Amphorn Satharn Villa to see King Vajiralongkorn. The day ends with a mass ritual at the National Stadium.
For Friday, the pope will visit Catholic priests and bishops at St. Peter’s Church in Nakhon Pathom’s Sam Phran district. Then he’ll come back to the Holy See for a break before holding another mass at Assumption Cathedral in the capital’s Bang Rak district.
The 82-year-old pope will depart Bangkok for Tokyo on Saturday morning. Bangkok is the only stop in Southeast Asia that Francis will make.
After Bangkok, the pope will visit Japan to meet Emperor Naruhito and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe from Nov. 23 to Nov. 26.
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My Project
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Key Classes
Welcome to SLEIGH, a machine language translation and dissassembly engine. SLEIGH is both a processor specification language and the associated library and tools for using such a specification to generate assembly and to generate pcode, a reverse engineering Register Transfer Language (RTL), from binary machine instructions.
SLEIGH was originally based on SLED, a Specification Language for Encoding and Decoding, designed by Norman Ramsey and Mary F. Fernandez, which performed disassembly (and assembly). SLEIGH extends SLED by providing semantic descriptions (via the RTL) of machine instructions and other practical enhancements for doing real world reverse engineering.
SLEIGH is part of Project GHIDRA. It provides the core of the GHIDRA disassembler and the data-flow and decompilation analysis. However, SLEIGH can serve as a standalone library for use in other applications for providing a generic disassembly and RTL translation interface.
There are a couple of make targets for building the SLEIGH library from source. These are:
The source code file sleighexample.cc has a complete example of initializing the Translate engine and using it to generate assembly and pcode. The source has a hard-coded file name, x86testcode, as the example binary executable it attempts to decode, but this can easily be changed. It also needs a SLEIGH specification file (.sla) to be present.
Building the example application can be done with something similar to the following makefile fragment.
SLEIGH is a generic reverse engineering tool in the sense that the API is designed to be completely processor independent. In order to process binary executables for a specific processor, The library reads in a specification file, which describes how instructions are encoded and how they are interpreted by the processor. An application which needs to do disassembly or generate pcode can design to the SLEIGH API once, and then the application will automatically support any processor for which there is a specification.
For working with a single processor, the SLEIGH library needs to load a single compiled form of the processor specification, which is traditionally given a ".sla" suffix. Most common processors already have a ".sla" file available. So to use SLEIGH with these processors, the library merely needs to be made aware of the desired file. This documentation covers the use of the SLEIGH API, assuming that this specification file is available.
The ".sla" files themselves are created by running the compiler on a file written in the formal SLEIGH language. These files traditionally have the suffix ".slaspec" For those who want to design such a specification for a new processor, please refer to the document, "SLEIGH: A Language for Rapid Processor Specification."


The Fuzzer tab shows you the requests and responses performed when you fuzz
a string.
Selecting a row see the full requests and responses.
You can also search for strings in the fuzz results using the Search tab.
HTTP Fuzzer results
The results have to be manually assessed to know if any vulnerability was found.
Meaning of values of the "State" column:
"Successful" - the message was successfully sent/received;
"Error" - an error occurred while creating or sending/receiving the message
(for example: malformed HTTP message, time out while reading the response);
"Reflected" - the injected fuzz string (value of "Fuzz" column) was found in
the response body.
Right click menu
Right clicking on a row will bring up a menu which will allow you to:
Exclude from
This menu has the following submenus:
Proxy
This will exclude the selected nodes from the proxy. They will still be proxied via ZAP but will not be shown
in any of the tabs.
This can be used to ignore URLs that you know are not relevant to the system you are currently testing.
The nodes can be included again via the Session Properties dialog
Scanner
This will prevent the selected nodes from being actively scanned.
The nodes can be included again via the Session Properties dialog
Spider
This will prevent the selected nodes from being spidered.
The nodes can be included again via the Session Properties dialog
Resend...
This will bring up the
Resend dialog which allows you to
resend the request after making any changes to it that you want to.
New Alert...
This will bring up the
Add Alert dialog which allows you to manually record a new
alert against this request.
Open URL in Browser
This will open the URL of the selected node in your default browser.


Move Over Nike, Call Under Armour
BOSTON (AP) - Move over, Nike. Call Under Armour, now.
Boston College graduate transfer guard Derryck Thornton made a quick cut near the foul line driving toward to the lane and split the bottom of his left Under Armour sneaker during the first half of Wednesday night’s season opener against Wake Forest.
When the 6-foot-3 guard backed out and dribbled out to midcourt, he looked down and the bottom of his sneaker was slightly hanging off.
Last season, then-Duke star Zion Williamson made a quick move at the foul line against North Carolina and suffered a mild sprain of his right knee when his left Nike sneaker came apart, forcing him into an awkward-almost-split.
Williamson was the NBA’s first overall pick by New Orleans in June.
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Lots of exciting things are happening with Aurelia these days. We've got a new set of updates that bring along many bug fixes as well as a few new features. We've also managed to decrease the minimal size of the library by a significant amount.
New Features
Most of the new features in this release deal with edge cases or will be transparent or indirectly used by most developers. Here's a few brief explanations:
as-element
- In certain circumstances you may need to write atr
element or even adiv
but you would like it to act as if it were a particular custom element. You can now accomplish this with theas-element
attribute, by providing the custom element tag name as its value. Here's a simple example:

Experimental Features
Thanks to the great community effort of Martijn Boland we've got some new experimental support for Webpack (both v1 and v2). We're still working out the final details, but we wanted to let you know that is coming very, very soon :)
Improvements
As usual, there have been lots of bugs fixed in this release. However, there's one major improvement I'm very happy about...
From the early days of Aurelia, almost all of our libraries have had a hard-dependency on CoreJS. CoreJS provides a full es5/es6/es7 set of polyfills along with helper methods. It can be quite large, anywhere from roughly 60k to 100k minified. With this set of releases, we've made some important changes:
- We've removed all hard dependencies on CoreJS. No Aurelia library references CoreJS any longer.
- We've analyzed our codebase to determine the minimal set of JS polyfills required for Aurelia to run. The list of polyfills is quite small and includes only the following:
- Object.assign
- Array.from
- Array.prototype.find
- Array.prototype.includes
- Number.isNaN
- Number.isFinite
- String.prototype.endsWith
- String.prototype.startsWith
- Reflect.getOwnMetadata
- Reflect.defineMetadata
- Reflect.metadata
- Reflect.construct
- Map
- Set
- We've created a new library, aurelia-polyfills, which includes only the minimal set of polyfills listed above. When minified, this library is less than 6kb.
- We've configured Aurelia's bootstrapper to load aurelia-polyfills before initializing the platform.
- We've configured our unit tests to use our own polyfills (via a dev dependency).
The result of all this is that Aurelia now has no hard depdencies on any external library. If you don't need additional polyfills, Aurelia's size just got significantly reduced as well. This also opens up new possibilities for developers. Since we don't have the hard dependency on CoreJS, if you want to add more polyfills, you now can choose your favorite library. If you like, you can add CoreJS back in and use all of its features. You could also use ES6 Shim instead. As always, you can create your own collection of polyfills to suit the unique needs of your app.
This isn't technically a breaking change in Aurelia, however, if you were using additional polyfills from CoreJS, then after updating, you may see some errors. To remove those errors, simply add CoreJS to your index.html or import it in your main.js file. You may want to work through any "errors" to discover what polyfills you may be using that you weren't aware of. Perhaps there's only one or two. You may want to manually polyfill those with your own code rather than taking a library dependency.
Next Steps
In our march towards Beta 2, there are now only three items left:
- JSPM 0.17 Update - As mentioned in a previous post, JSPM 0.17.x is a major breaking change from 0.16.x. We've been working hard to make sure our libraries are configured to work with either 0.16.x or 0.17.x. We believe we have worked out the configuration issues and that we have solutions for the final set of runtime issues. We'll be updating you shortly once everything is confirmed and we're ready for you to give JSPM 0.17 a try. It shouldn't be long.
- Babel 6 - Also as previously mentioned, the Babel 6 release caused a lot of problems for a lot of projects. Thus far we haven't been able to update to the new version. However, we are very close to getting all tooling updates and infrastructure updated. We expect to begin work on updating our codebase very soon.
- Shadow DOM v1 - All major vendors have finally reached consensus on the Shadow DOM v1 specification. Once our updates to JSPM and Babel are complete, this will be the final feature update which will mark the Beta 2 release. We've been waiting a bit for the spec to solidify while making implementation plans. Things are just about settled and we'll begin work on this soon.
Community and Traction Update
The Aurelia community is growing at an astounding rate. It's really exciting! In the last week, we crossed 3,000 developers in our Gitter chat room with almost 223k messages. We're the seventh largest room in the world with the second highest amount of activity. Additionally, we crossed 300 unique contributors to the Aurelia project. This is in addition to our core team. To put it in perspective, this is over 100 contributors more than Angular 2 and about half as many as Ember and React, which have been around for much longer. Keep in mind, Aurelia was only first announced as alpha about one year ago.
2016 is going to be a very exciting year!
Summary
As we move closer to Beta 2, Aurelia is getting smaller, faster and more rich in its capabilities. We're really excited about what the future holds. More exciting news is coming in the next few months. Stay tuned and don .
Release Notes
aurelia-logging 1.0.0-beta.1.1.2
Bug Fixes
- logging: fix the interface ( 6276c3b0 )
aurelia-path 1.0.0-beta.1.1.1
Features
buildQueryString, parseQueryString: object serialization/deserialization This allows using buildQueryString and parseQueryString methods to serialize and deserialize complex objects and arrays with multiple levels of nesting.
aurelia-fetch-client 1.0.0-beta.1.1.1
Bug Fixes
- all: remove core-js dependency ( f91bd742 )
- http-client:
aurelia-polyfills 1.0.0-beta.1.0.0
Bug Fixes
aurelia-pal-browser 1.0.0-beta.1.1.4
Bug Fixes
- all: remove core-js ( 7eb2303d )
aurelia-metadata 1.0.0-beta.1.1.5
Bug Fixes
- all: remove core-js dependency ( 3a300a87 )
Features
- all: remove duplicate code and use new polyfills ( ec2b65ee )
aurelia-history-browser 1.0.0-beta.1.1.4
Bug Fixes
- all: remove core-js dependency ( 209629f8 )
aurelia-http-client 1.0.0-beta.1.1.2
Bug Fixes
aurelia-route-recognizer 1.0.0-beta.1.1.2
Bug Fixes
Features
- route-recognizer: Support multiple names per route ( 6b5637d2 )
aurelia-dependency-injection 1.0.0-beta.1.1.4
Bug Fixes
- all: remove core-js dependency ( 4dff5f15 )
aurelia-binding 1.0.0-beta.1.2.0
Bug Fixes
- *-observation: allow binding extended Map/Set ( a79f1486 )
- all: remove core-js dependency ( a48268df )
- bower: remove core-js ( 3076972b )
- decorator-observable: TypeScript ( 98219be8 )
- definitions:
- element-observation: handle extra spacing around css properties ( cb8a9074 , closes #325 )
aurelia-loader-webpack 0.1.2
Bug Fixes
- all: remove core-js dependency ( dfb7784a )
aurelia-router 1.0.0-beta.1.1.2
Bug Fixes
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On this episode of The Ivy Envy Podcast, we're talking about the first few games of this Cubs/Cardinals series in St. Louis. We get a bit distracted early in this episode when this happened:
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— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) May 7, 2015
We talk about the highlights and lowlights of the first few games in the series. Corey is significantly more optimistic than some of the fans that are freaking out with the Cubs dropping the first two games. There are a lot of positives to take away and we discuss those.
The Cubs have made several roster moves recently and we discuss some of those. We're a month into the season, so it's time to start voting for the All Star Game. Corey gives you his hot take on fan voting, the timing of all of this and the hashtags.


GENDER-BASED VIIOLENCE is an umbrella term for any harmful act that is perpetrated against a person’s will
and that is based on socially ascribed (i.e. gender) differences between males and females. It includes acts that
inflict physical, sexual or mental harm or suffering, threats of such acts, coercion, and other deprivations of liberty.
These acts can occur in public or in private.
GENDER refers to the social differences between males and females that are learned. Though deeply rooted in
every culture, social differences are changeable over time, and have wide variations both within and between
cultures. “Gender” determines the roles, responsibilities, opportunities, privileges, expectations, and limitations
for males and for females in any culture.
Allow the survivor to express their emotions in whatever form they
are – some people are quiet, others are angry and yelling, others
may be crying and so on. Listen to the survivor and ask how you can
help. Do not ask questions about what happened or the details of the
incident, instead emphasize that you are there to be a listening ear
to whatever the survivor wants to share.
Recognize if you find yourself in a situation that is not safe for the
survivor or yourself. There may be other focal points with the capacity
to better support in this scenario.
Note to facilitator: introduce PSEA protocols and other relevant procedures in your context, including limits to confidentiality, information
sharing/reporting requirements and considerations for children.
REMEMBER, if you want to seek support from a supervisor or another
humanitarian actor, ALWAYS ask permission from the survivor first
including sharing who you want to talk to, why you want to talk to
them and what information you would share. If the survivor is not
comfortable or outright refuses sharing of their information, help them
using the tools in the Pocket Guide.
As humanitarians, our duty is to respect and protect the rights
and needs of all persons in need, and to not make assumptions


Dev Docs: https://developers.komodoplatform.com | Test plan: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1l0dWEPcrv9zE11_TD-XrX_HIYV0VLpadCJN6hvaZERc/edit#gid=211514340
https://medium.com/@jameslee777/how-to-implement-finite-state-machines-into-a-cc-8dfeadccbcad
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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
jl777c02-Feb-19 07:51 PM
@TonyL what dir did you run it from?
that is where the files will be
TonyL02-Feb-19 07:52 PM
@jl777c I run from rouge folder. Bat killed me on lvl1
So I guess it's a reason
jl777c02-Feb-19 07:52 PM
oh, then you died before it would have made any files
try to survive to level 2
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TonyL02-Feb-19 07:53 PM
@SHossainI opens inventory
Can change the weapon or use food
SHossain02-Feb-19 07:54 PM
what is this?
jl777c02-Feb-19 07:54 PM
a scroll
there is a very good readme
SHossain02-Feb-19 07:57 PM
thanks. found the html file
SHossain02-Feb-19 08:15 PM
at level 2
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:18 PM
Have we die on lvl2 or it should creates if just exit?
SHossain02-Feb-19 08:20 PM
died in level 2
new file was created rogue.123.2
started the game with ./rogue 123 gui
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:23 PM
to replay do
./rogue 123
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:23 PM
Replay seems work
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:24 PM
yes, it was a trick to make it replay precisely and worried it wont always be identical state
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:24 PM
Saw my inglorious death again :/
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:25 PM
when the ingame items can be extracted from a blockchain validated keystrokes file
then it will become a lot more interesting
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:26 PM
Cool, since tokensCC have DEX inside it will possible to trade ingame items
I guess
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:26 PM
yes, exactly
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:27 PM
Fantastic stuff
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:27 PM
the control flow would be to creategame with buyin defined
idea is someone will challenge someone or announce and then people will be able to see it via "pending"
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:27 PM
Will be there some bots protection?
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:27 PM
then 5 minutes to register
i think for play money, bots wont be an issue
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:28 PM
Hmm or maybe no need bots protection - can make a clash of AI
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:28 PM
eventually bots can and will arrive and the game will evolve into bot wars
1
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:28 PM
If somebody wants
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:28 PM
exactly
in early days it is easy mining
SHossain02-Feb-19 08:29 PM
at level 5 now
1
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:29 PM
bots are like ASIC
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:29 PM
PoR - proof of rogue
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:29 PM
so you register and at first for newbie games, you just register. for buyin you need to have ROGUE coins
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:29 PM
Oh newbie games are faucet like
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:29 PM
eventually the register will specify the external items you want to put back ingame
yes, so people can farm by starting a newbie game, getting items and quit
that saves the inventory and any new items you got you can extract
so eventually the registering will be very interesting 5 minutes as people decide what items to bring ingame. those are lost if you die or get lost ingame
once you are registered, it will submit progress of keystrokes, basically the keystrokes files in opreturn with state hashes. this way every node can verify you did find the 777 gold pieces
and in rogue you win by finding the amulet of yendor and go up back to level 1
so that is the winning condition to win all the buyins
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:32 PM
Seems like another XX millions Ethereum smart-contact ICO functionality
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:32 PM
running rogue on ETH would burn up a lot of gas
imagine paying $4 in gas, just to be killed by a snake
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:33 PM
I mean like you saw some project made ICO for onchain Sudoku
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:33 PM
this is 10x or more than sudoku
it is a proof of concept for any game that is deterministic random
SHossain02-Feb-19 08:34 PM
reply works fine too
just quit at level 5
too much addictive
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:34 PM
it is quite dangerous
SHossain02-Feb-19 08:35 PM
will only play for testing if needed
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:35 PM
with all the different scrolls, rings,staffs,weapons, monsters. it seems to have a lot more depth thanmany more recent games
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:35 PM
Super dangerous! I've spent a lot of nights on it - on mobile especially
SHossain02-Feb-19 08:35 PM
yes, a lot of features(edited)
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:35 PM
on rogue?
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:35 PM
There is a lot of interesting ports of rogue
Dungeon this, dungeon that
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:36 PM
any idea how many rogue players there are?
SHossain02-Feb-19 08:36 PM
i used to play something similar (forgot the name) around 1993-4 time
on a console
with game cassetes
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:37 PM
1m+ downloads
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:37 PM
from the GUI, can you launch a console for the ./rogue?
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:38 PM
From the GUI of this mobile game?
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:38 PM
for ROGUE chain
i am thinking of the GUI, which will mostly be doing "lobby" function and eventually managing the inventory of ingame/external items
but for the gameplay, it needs to run in a console
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:39 PM
Ah I see, launch terminal from GUI - why not I think
Like a Sudoku have a graphical interface for interaction with board and terminal outputs
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:40 PM
all the newgame, pending, register should be easy enough. I probably need to make it automatically do the pending tx
then when you win, the gui can do the claimwin and extract rpc calls
TonyL02-Feb-19 08:41 PM
Some attractive graphics is needed
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:41 PM
i think there might be rogue text -> graphics GUI engines
SHossain02-Feb-19 08:41 PM
yes, shiny graphics are the soul of modern games
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:42 PM
there should be something off the shelf that can visualize the rogue text screens
SHossain02-Feb-19 08:42 PM
and, bit of animation and special effect
jl777c02-Feb-19 08:43 PM
it shouldnt be so hard to add a graphics layer on top as the game engine is generating all the events and drawing them onscreen


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"When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things." -1 Cor 13 : 11


“What the hell is it good for?”⁸⁴
Robert Lloyd, engineer at the Advanced Computing Systems Division of IBM, on the microprocessor, 1968
“There is no reason for the individual to have
a computer in their home.”⁸⁵
Ken Olsen, president of Digital Equipment Corporation,
Convention of the World Future Society in Boston, 1977
“640k [of computer memory] ought to be enough for anybody.”⁸⁶
Bill Gates, founder and CEO of Microsoft, 1981


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| Indiana | 9 | Virginia | 2 |
| Michigan | 6 | Tennessee | 2 |
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Contributing Factors
Many different factors contribute to increased dementia risk
The Science of Dementia
There’s a significant amount of medical research about factors that can affect your brain health. To strongly ground our test in science, we extensively reviewed this research. With our sophisticated data-driven methods, these medical findings have helped inform us about what factors to consider, and hence what questions to ask you in our test.
Below are some factors that affect your risk of dementia. For each factor, we briefly summarize key research findings about how it contributes to dementia risk. And for those with a particular interest in a given contributing factor, we also provide a link to more detailed information about the particular research finding.
Age
Many studies have shown that cognitive ability typically declines with age and that overall cognitive ability is linked with the potential onset of dementia. Accordingly, your age is one the strongest predictors of your risk of potential dementia onset.
Link to further research: Age and Dementia Risk
Marital Status
Closely related to loneliness more broadly, martial status is an indicator or dementia risk. In particular, single people have a greater chance of dementia.
Link to further research: Marital Status and Dementia Risk
Educational Level
Higher levels of education attained by an individual are associated with higher cognitive functioning. While higher cognitive base may provide a degree of protection from the time of dementia onset, studies show that higher education does not affect the rate of decline in cognitive functioning or the eventual risk of dementia.
Link to further research: Educational Level and Dementia Risk
Heart Attack History
People who have previously had a heart attack are more than twice as likely to develop dementia, whether it's Alzheimer’s or another type.
Link to further research: Heart Attack History and Dementia Risk
High Blood Pressure
High blood pressure, especially in midlife, increases your dementia risk. It is important to control your blood pressure because it has been shown that people who have treated their high blood pressure have decreased dementia risk.
Link to further research: High Blood Pressure and Dementia Risk
Alcohol
Mild drinking (one to three drinks per week) has been found to provide protection against dementia, while no or excessive consumption increases the risk of cognitive decline and dementia.
Link to further research: Alcohol and Dementia Risk
Body Weight
Maintaining optimal body weight may be especially important to reduce risk of cognitive decline. Xiang and An show that being underweight, defined as having a body mass index less than 18.5, is a robust risk factor for onset of cognitive impairment in later life. While obesity also increases your odds, especially for women, the Fortanasce-Barton Neurology Center found that women may be three times as likely to develop Alzheimer’s as their thinner peers and obese men increase their risk by about 30 percent.
Link to further research: Body Weight and Dementia Risk
Exercise
People who engage in regular vigorous physical activity have reduced dementia risk.
Link to further research: Exercise and Dementia Risk
Neuropsychiatric Symptoms
Depression, anxiety, agitation, elation and delusions are prevalent among those with cognitive impairment. The percentage of those with three or more symptoms increases sharply going from mild to moderate dementia (from 15.2% to 44.3%) but then decreases slightly with severe dementia (38.2%). Some research suggests that neuropsychiatric symptoms may actually precede dementia. Interestingly, unlike treatment of high blood pressure being a mitigating dementia risk factor, a study of HRS participants for six years shows that the use of antidepressants does not make any difference in cognitive changes.
Link to further research: Neuropsychiatric Symptoms and Dementia Risk
Vision
Those diagnosed with dementia, especially AD, have poorer vision at baseline and have received fewer eye services prior to their diagnosis than those who do not experience serious cognitive decline. Uncorrected poor vision is a very significant risk factor for dementia.
Link to further research: Vision and Dementia Risk
Diet
Diets low in vegetables may speed cognitive decline. One reason for this involves homocysteine, an amino acid in blood plasma. Higher levels seem to increase your risk of Alzheimer’s, among other deadly diseases. You need folate and other B vitamins to properly break down homocysteine. While all types of vegetables will help, kale, squash, eggplant, collard greens and blueberries as cognitive superstars. Certain spices, notably cinnamon and turmeric, may also have a dramatic effect. There is clear evidence that people in India, at least from epidemiological data, have less Alzheimer’s, which may in part be due to their diet being higher in turmeric.
Link to further research: Diet and Dementia Risk
Gait Changes
Five different studies presented at the 2012 Alzheimer’s Association International Conference tied gait change to the disease. A deteriorating gait and the inability to simultaneously walk and talk may indicate the onset of dementia. Walking while talking is a divided attention task which becomes more difficult as dementia takes hold.
Link to further research: Gait Changes and Dementia Risk
Poor Navigation
Since Alzheimer’s starts in the hippocampus, often called the brain’s seat of memory, disorientation is a hallmark of the disease. As such navigational problems might arise very early in the course of cognitive decline. Therefore people with comparatively poor ability to navigate and those who are navigationally challenged may face faster cognitive decline.


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To push data from the Overland app on your phone to Open Humans you need to use the following URL as the Receiver Endpoint in the Overland: {{ overland_endpoint }}
After you have copied your personal Overland endpoint URL you can enter it in your Overland app on your phone:
Open the Overland
Open the Settings menu by clicking on the bottom right button
On the top click on Set Receiver Endpoint URL
Paste the URL you copied from the left
Press Save
You are done now. Don't forget to turn on Tracking Enabled


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Calculate length of a series of points, specified by an iterator pair and a strategy.
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{ using namespace geometry; typedef point_ll<degree, float> LL; std::deque<LL> line; geometry::from_wkt<LL>("linestring(0 51,1 51,2 52)", std::back_inserter(line)); std::cout << "linestring length is " << 0.001 * geometry::length(line.begin(), line.end(), geometry::strategy::distance::vincenty<LL>()) << " kilometers" << std::endl; }
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{ std::vector<geometry::point_xy<double> > line; geometry::from_wkt<geometry::point_xy<double> >("linestring(0 0,1 1,4 8,3 2)", std::back_inserter(line)); std::cout << "linestring length is " << geometry::length(line.begin(), line.end()) << " units" << std::endl; }
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Babylon.js is a fully-featured 3D framework built on the WebGL platform. The engine works seamlessly and transparently on both WebGL 1.0 and WebGL 2.0 platforms. And Babylon.js is available on the devices your users frequent:
Babylon.js offers a fully-featured scene graph with nodes available for lights, cameras, materials, meshes, sprites, layers, animations, audio clips, GUI elements and actions.
Interactions with elements in the 3D scene are made easy through the integration or ray casting, behaviors and mesh picking in Babylon.js. Give your users full control over your 3D environment.
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I left commented some debug code to help diagnosing bad estimations.
**Update** Following the comment of Michael Banck, I
updated the query and added a warning on top of the query. The query does not
require to be superuser anymore, but you have to make sure the role you are
using is able to access all your precious tables and indexes!
Known bug
While testing the query, I found a weird bug where negative bloats show up on
some system indexes. As instance:
After hunting for some time on this, I found that this was related to the
name type. This type has a fixed size of 64 bytes in stats, but
they become a simple cstring in index with a variable length depending on real
string values!
As the query rely on theses stats to compute the estimated size of the index
depending on indexed fields and number of lines in the table, this difference
with the real value size in indexes make the stats completely wrong.
I’m not sure how I should handle this. Maybe by defining some incompatible
types with this query? Moreover, I am curious about why name is a
fixed length type…
As usual, any feedback, help or answers on these two last posts is appreciated :)
the bytes output should be converted into human readable format (mb,gb,etc)
The main purpose of this query is supervision, so I need raw values, but adding some more fields with human values is clearly useful.
internal postgresql tables shouldn’t be shown
I decided to keep all the objects found in the database, even system ones. They can be removed easily by filtering out on the schemaname column if needed
I know this query, it has been written by Josh Berkus based on my previous post. As I commented in his blog, I don’t want to break compatibility with older release of PostgreSQL by using CTEs, just for human readability. I need it to monitor old releases (sadly, like 8.2, but even a 7.4!).
I’ll update the query in my gist and this blog post with your comments.
I think ‘name’ being fixed length is a tradeoff of space vs. time in the system catalogs. It gives predictable row layouts in the critical catalogs, for initialization, recovery, etc.
Your query (still) requires superuser privileges due to using pg_statistic. This is not really great for monitoring queries, and can be easily avoided, as shown here (based on Josh Berkus’ version of your earlier query): https://gist.github.com/mbanck/9976015/revisions.
That’s true. However, note that using @pg_stats@, you must make sure you are using a supervision role that is always granted to read all tables. If supervision role can not read some of the tables, the query just ignore them.
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Interesting query, but there are several things that should be updated.
See this index bloat query: https://gist.github.com/gullevek/32881d6b4c5b1ed0135c (original here: https://gist.github.com/mbanck/9976015)
Hi Clemens,
The main purpose of this query is supervision, so I need raw values, but adding some more fields with human values is clearly useful.
I decided to keep all the objects found in the database, even system ones. They can be removed easily by filtering out on the schemaname column if needed
Agree with that, easy to add.
I know this query, it has been written by Josh Berkus based on my previous post. As I commented in his blog, I don’t want to break compatibility with older release of PostgreSQL by using CTEs, just for human readability. I need it to monitor old releases (sadly, like 8.2, but even a 7.4!).
I’ll update the query in my gist and this blog post with your comments.
Cheers,
Re: name being a fixed length type
See the bottom of this page: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.3/static/datatype-character.html
I think ‘name’ being fixed length is a tradeoff of space vs. time in the system catalogs. It gives predictable row layouts in the critical catalogs, for initialization, recovery, etc.
Hi Joe,
Thank you for this answer and doc URL! I would have save a bit of time by reading this part of the doc first ;)
Cheers,
Your query (still) requires superuser privileges due to using pg_statistic. This is not really great for monitoring queries, and can be easily avoided, as shown here (based on Josh Berkus’ version of your earlier query): https://gist.github.com/mbanck/9976015/revisions.
Hi Michael,
That’s true. However, note that using @pg_stats@, you must make sure you are using a supervision role that is always granted to read all tables. If supervision role can not read some of the tables, the query just ignore them.
I updated my query (here and on github) based on your diff and just added a comment about that. See: https://gist.github.com/ioguix/c29d5790b8b93bf81c27/revisions
Thanks,


Cycle the Continental Divide
Costs: $2500-6000 per person
Timeline: 30-60 Days
- Route:
- 1. Roosville, MT to Polaris, MT (542.3 mi.)
- 2. Polaris, MT to South Pass City, WY (510.4 mi.)
- 3. South Pass City, WY to Silverthorne, CO (403.9 mi.)
- 4. Silverthorne, CO to Platoro, CO (316.5 mi.)
- 5. Platoro, CO to Pie Town, NM (430.1 mi.)
- 6. Pie Town, NM to Antelope Wells, NM (307.8 mi.)
Basic Requirements
Backpack
- Comfortable Backpack
- Pack Liner
Shelter
- Light Packing Tent
- Tarp
Sleeping
- Sleeping Pad
- Quilt
- Sheet
Eating
- Tupperware container
- Plastic Spoon
- Knife
Clothing
- Jacket
- Long Sleeve Shirt
- Short Sleeve Shirt
- Socks
- Hat
- Gloves
- Long Johns
Footwear
- Comfortable biking shoes
- Flip Flops
Hygiene/First Aid
- Ibuprofen
- Hand Sanitizer
- Soap
- Bandages
- Toothbrush
- Floss
Other
- Ziploc Baggies
- ID
- Debit Card
- Phone with sturdy case
- Charging cord and battery pack
- Mini Lighter
- Sun Screen
- DEET
- Maps
- Head Lamp


CSE202 HW2
Problem 1 (KT 5.2)
Idea: we will need to modify the merge-and-count function, everything else stays the same as regular inversion algorithm.
merge-and-count(A, B):
- i = 1, j = 1, where i is pointer to A, j is pointer to B
- count = 0, lenA = length(A), lenB = length(B)
- sorted = {}
- While $i \leq lenA$ and $j \leq lenB$:
- if (A[i] $\leq$ B[j])
- sorted = sorted + {A[i]}
- $i \gets i + 1$
- else
- sorted = sorted + {B[j]}
- $j \gets j + 1$
- if (A[i] $\leq$ B[j])
- append remaining A or append remaining B to sorted
- While $i \leq lenA$ and $j \leq lenB$:
- if (A[i] $\leq$ 2B[j]), means no significant inversion
- $i \gets i + 1$
- else
- $j \gets j + 1$
- $count \gets count + (lenA - i + 1)$
- if (A[i] $\leq$ 2B[j]), means no significant inversion
- return (sorted, count)
Analysis
Time Complexity
Instead of looping once for original inversion problem, we here loop twice. One for making the element sorted, and one for counting number of significant inversion. Our conquer step will take O(2n), which is still O(n), so T(n) = 2T(n/2) + O(n) still holds. Thus the overall algorithm is still $O(n\log n)$.
Space Complexity
T(n) = O(n)
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Problem 2
part (a)
Since there are 4 addition, 2 substractions. Assume all other operations takes negligible time and all the $B^n$ is precomputed to save time.
We have following
\begin{align} T(1) &= 1 \newline T(n) & = 3T(n / 2) + 6 \end{align}
Solving the above recurence euqaion, we got
$$T(n) = 4 \cdot 3 ^ {\log n} - 3 = 4 n ^ {\log 3} - 3$$
part (b)
ALG(A, B, n):
- pad A and B to 2n digits
- A = pad(A, 2n)
- B = pad(B, 2n)
- A = DFT(A, 2n)
- B = DFT(B)
- C = $A \cdot B$
- coefficient = IDFT(C)
- return Coefficient
pad(A, d):
- pad the input A to desired digits
DFT(x, N, s)1 :
- if N = 1
- return X
- else
- $X_0, … X_{N/2 - 1} \gets$ DFT(x,N/2, 2s)
- $X_{N/2}, … X_{N -1} \gets$ DFT(x + s,N/2, 2s)
- Full DFT Step:
- for k = 0 to N / 2 - 1
- $t \gets X_K$
- $X_k \gets t + e^{\frac{2\pi i k}{N}} X_{k+N/2}$
- $X_{k + N / 2} \gets t - e^{\frac{2\pi i k}{N}} X_{k+N/2}$
- endFor
- endIf
Assume that all the roots of unity is precomuted to save time. Now for DFT, the recurrent relation is $T(N) = 2T(N/2) + 2N$, which is $T(N) = 2N \log_2 N$, IDFT performs excatly the same steps in reverse, so we can treat the time complexity as same.
Since there are 3 DFT operations, and N dot operations, we have overall time complexity of
\begin{align} T(N) &= 3 \times 2N \log_2 N + N \newline T(n) &= 3 \times 2 (2n) \log_2 {2n} + 2n \newline &= 12 n \log_2 {2n} + 2n \newline &= 12 n (\log_2 2 + \log_2 n) + 2n \newline &= 14 n + 12n\log_2 n\newline \end{align}
Finally incoporating the 10 times cost to float points operations, we got
$$T(n) = 140 n + 120 n\log_2 n$$
part (c)
Using scipy library, I got n = 40254.58180453, So if n >= 40255, FFT outperforms Karatsuba.
Problem 3
Algorithm 1:
Basic Idea: for each vertex v, find the two longest paths orginate from v.
We need to create a adjacency matrix or neighbor list for each v.
Alg(T):
- Let adj = {neighbors[i], where i = 1 to n} from buildAdjMatrix(T)
- Let diameter = 0
- Let visited = {}
- for v in V
- add vertex to be visited to avoid next node travel back
- loop through neighbors[v] and calculate the distance
- $maxDist_v$ = sum of two longest paths (or just one for 1 neighbor)
- diameter = max($diameter$, $maxDist_v$)
- return diameter
Complexity
Time Complexity
Building adjacency matrix takes O(n). For each loop, we will take O(n) to visit possibly all the vertices. By looping n times, we have $O(n^2)$. Overall we have $O(n^2 + n) = O(n^2)$
Space Complexity
We will at most store 2n vertices in adj matrix and n status in visited. So the overall space is O(n).
Where
- V = vertices of graph
- T = graph
- m = number of edges
- n = number of vertices
Algorithm 2 (Improved Algorithm):
Idea: we have done a lot of repeated work to find the disitance between different iterations. We can see that the maximum diameter should be either on subtrees of current vertex or span across different subtree (including current vertex). We can recursively split the problem into k subgroups and perform the calculation.
k = number of neighbors for each vertex, which can be different for diffrent vertex.
Alg(T):
- Let adj = {neighbors[i], where i = 1 to n} from buildAdjMatrix(T)
- Let global variable diameter = 0
- Let visited = {}
- Let x = an abitary vertex in V.
- DFS(x, adj, visited)
- return diameter
DFS(x, adj, visited):
- if visited[x] return
- Let longestDist = 0, secondLongestDist = 0
- set x to be visited
- for neighbor in adj[x]:
- dist = DFS(neighbor)
- if dist > longestDist
- longestDist $\gets$ dist, secondLongestDist $\gets$ longestDist
- else if dist > secondLongestDist
- secondLongestDist $\gets$ dist
- diameter = max (longestDist + secondLongestDist, diameter)
- return longestDist
Complexity
Time Complexity
Building adjacency matrix takes O(n). For the n loops, we basically split the vertices into groups of neighbors. Let’s assume without loss of generality that at each vertex we split into k groups, so T(n) = kT(n/k) + O(1). Based on master theorem, this is O(n) complexity. Alternatively, we can see that the algorithm visit each node exactly 1 time. Overall we have $O(n + n) = O(n)$
Space Complexity
Same as above, so space complexity is O(n).
Proof
Claim 1: The algorithm cover all the paths possible and return the diameter of the tree.
Assume the contary, the return value is not the diameter, which means there is a path has longer distance than diameter. Let’s call this path $P_{uv}$. Let’s assume z is the root vertext of this path. There are two possible cases
- our original solution contains z
- our original solution doesn’t contains z
Let’s define our original solution to be $P_{xy}$.
If our original solution contains z, then at the step when we try to find the two longest paths, we would’ve pick $P_{uv}$. We ended up choose our $P_{xy}$ because $P_{xz}$ and $P_{yz}$ is the two longest path, so $P_{uz}$ < ($P_{xz}$, $P_{yz}$) and $P_{vz}$ < ($P_{xz}$, $P_{yz}$), so $P_{uz} + P_{zv} < P_{xz} + P_{zy}$. So $P_{uv}$ can’t be the diameter.
If our original solution doesn’t contain z, this happens in the another vertex a, where $a \neq z$. However, if the $P_{uv}$ is the true diameter, the diameter value will not be replaced by the $P_{cd}$ that goes through vertex a. Therefore $P_{uv}$ cannot be the true diameter.
Claim 2: The longest path lies between two leaf nodes.
If this is not the case, we can always extend the path with additional nodes to make it longer.
Problem 4
Idea: for each book we can either start a new shelf by itself and append to the exisiting shelf. SO we define a dp array BEST, where BEST[i] stores the best height for stacking the the books from i to n. Thus, we start from the last book $b_n$ to $b_1$.
Assuming each book’s width is smaller than W, otherwise there is no solution at all.
Algorithm
Alg(h, t)
- Let BEST = array of size n
- BEST[n] = $h_n$
- for i = n - 1 to 1
- currentShelfHeight = $h_i$
- currentWidth = $w_i$
- bestSoFar = $\infty$
- for j = i + 1 to n
- currentWidth $\gets$ currentWidth + $t_j$
- if currentWidth > W, break the loop
- currentShelfHeight = max(currentShelfHeight, $h_j$)
- if BEST[j] + currentShelfHeight < bestSoFar
- bestSoFar $\gets$ BEST[j] + currentShelfHeight
- BEST[i] = bestSoFar
- return BEST[1]
Complexity
Time Complexity
T(n) = O($n^2$), double for loops and each loops takes around n times.
Space Complexity
T(n) = O(n), only auxiliary array of size n is used.


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Douglas Rodger Pryce
Democrat
Retired. Past 10 years: self-employed attorney; Director, United Power (Brighton); President, United Power; Director, Tri-State Generation & Transmission; adult ed instructor.
BS Math, Tufts University, Medford, MA JD, University of Santa Clara, CA Member of Colorado Bar; past member of California Bar Courses of study in mediation
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On the United Power Board of Directors, I represented and advocated for approximately 200,000 electric consumer-owners. It was essential that I recognize and consider both the majority and minority opinions of the members on a myriad of issues. I also organized (with others) the Coal Creek Canyon Park and Rec District, saw it through its legal creation, and sat on the newly formed board as its Chair. In both the Park and Rec District and the Coal Creek Canyon Improvement Association I've organized and run many social and civic events. On numerous occasions I've organized and facilitated strategic planning sessions for non-profit and not-for-profit groups. During the implementation of the Affordable Care Act in Colorado, I was a spokesperson at business associations, homeowners organizations and other affinity groups. As an attorney, I advocated for hundreds of clients.
I volunteered for phone-calling and canvassing in the 2016 election, served as a poll watcher for Democrats. I've made donations in the past and possibly a donation in the 2016 Presidential Election (no more than $100).
Active in Barclay Towers HOA. Member, First Unitarian Society of Denver Active (until 2017) in Coal Creek Canyon Improvement Association. Active (until 2017) in Coal Creek Canyon Park and Rec District. Director (until 2017) elected to the United Power Board of Directors. United Power is an electric distribution cooperative.
This Commission is implementing a new tool designed to objectively determine election districts in Colorado. The Commission will certainly come under scrutiny from many factions in our society, including the media, so we must pursue not only objectivity but also the appearance of objectivity. We must be sure that we place every detail of our process under a microscope, because others will certainly do the same. If we are successful, I believe our Commission will serve as a model for other states across the country. This is a rare opportunity to advance a greatly improved design in redistricting and advance democracy in the U.S. I want this Commission to be a successful model, and I believe my understanding of mathematics/statistics/probability and my skills in facilitating, in advocating and in leadership can contribute significantly to its success.
Too often we are "positional" in our arguments, convinced that we are right and the other party just needs to see the light. We focus on espousing the righteousness of our position, not listening to the reasonable arguments of other perspectives. I'm willing to ask the questions necessary to draw out the reasoning of others. I'm capable of arguing both sides of an issue and reserving my judgment until all arguments have been made. And I have the verbal and synthesizing skills to articulate a resolution that is acceptable to all around the table. As for fairness and impartiality, I am not doing this to advance myself or my political team. The redistricting commission is a grand and well-designed experiment in democracy. I believe my skills will advance that experiment. I will also be diligent in recognizing signs if and when we waver from impartiality.
I was a math major. The fields of mathematics are all based on analysis and logic. A mathematics "proof" is merely applying logic to numbers. As an attorney, I made my living articulating my client's position in a logical and reasonable manner. If the judge or jury cannot follow a logical path, my client does not win. I was a professional board member for 27 years. Logic and reason are essential skills to convincing others of your position. After four years on my first professional board, I was elected to the position of President/Chair of that board. I'd like to think that others believed me to be a clear-headed, logical person who would represent our company in a manner befitting our substantial size and regional presence.
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AvNav is not contacting any servers in the internet except for the demo charts.
Further exception: If you select NMEA/AIS source “IP” AvNav will contact the selected server (IP and port) to get location information and AIS data.
Normally such a server will be located in the local network (WLAN). The ip address will be entered by the user.
When running AvNav will collect location data and write it as tracks in the selected working directory at the device or the external SD card.
Those data will remain there until deleted by the user.
Other personal data will not be used or accessed by AvNav.
AvNav needs the following access rights:
For connecting to a server to get NMEA or AIS data. The ip address will be selected by the user.
In mode “external browser” you can allow (within settings) that other devices can connect to avnav.
For accessing GPS/NMEA devices.
You can select external storage as working directory.
This is used for the basic function of displaying the position.
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EXID's Hani & Hwang Seung Un in talks to star as leads of new MBC drama 'XX'
by beansssAccording to reports on November 1, EXID's Hani and rising actress Hwang Seung Un are currently in talks to star as the female leads of a new MBC web drama, titled 'XX'.
Expected to be produced by hit web drama platform 'Playlist' in partnership with MBC, 'XX' will deal with the story of a bartender who helps customers resolve their romantic problems at a secret speakeasy spot. The drama will likely air online as well as on MBC during the late Friday evening time slot, some time early next year.
Do you want to see Hani and Hwang Seung Un in upcoming drama 'XX'?
[UPDATE] 'Playlist' has since confirmed Hani and Hwang Seung Un's casting in their newest production 'XX', alongside rookie actor Lee Jong Won. The drama will begin filming this November 13, and air in January of 2020.


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February 1
The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters.
Psalm 23:1-2
Have you ever thought about David and wondered how a shepherd boy could become a man after God's own heart? A man so strong in spirit that God chose him to be king of Israel? I have.
In fact, I asked God about it, and He showed me that revelation was what turned David into such a spiritual powerhouse--revelation that came to him through hours of thinking about the things of God. I imagine the day he wrote Psalm 23 he was just sitting and singing praises to God and meditating on His goodness. Just fellowshipping with Him when suddenly the anointing of the Lord came upon him and he said, "The Lord is my Shepherd!"
Suddenly he thought about the sheep he watched over as a boy, I faced death for those sheep. I led them where pastures were green and waters were cool, clean, deep, and peaceful. He kept on meditating on that until it started to thrill him. When the lion and the bear came, didn't He prepare a table before me in the presence of those enemies? He gave me victory. "My God! My God will fight for me. The Lord is my Shepherd! I shall not want!"
That revelation welled up in David so strong that the devil couldn't beat it out of him. So when Goliath tried to make a fool out of Israel, David went after him. Goliath was able to scare off everyone else, but he couldn't shake David because he had a revelation inside him that said, "Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for my God is with me." That revelation enabled David to say, "I come against you in the name of the Lord of Hosts" and to send a rock sailing into that giant's brain.
Is the devil out to destroy you? Do what David did. Meditate on God and His Word. Sing praises to your King. Fellowship with Him until the revelation of who He is in you starts to thrill your soul. Then tell the devil, "You're not going to kill me. The Lord is my Shepherd!" Hit him with the rock of revelation knowledge, and you'll knock him flat every time.
Scripture Reading: Psalm 23


Red panda cubs on display at Zoo Knoxville
by Amanda HaraKNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - When Zoo Knoxville visitors stop to admire the four red panda cubs on display, they may not realize that they're also helping with global conservation efforts of an endangered species. A portion of every visitor's admission fee helps support conservation of the species.
According to experts, low estimates show only 2,500 red pandas left in the wild.
"We've seen a 40 percent decline in the wild population due to deforestation and illegal wildlife trafficking so anytime we can have people come here and fall in love with our ambassadors and learn more about them only helps the cause," said Sarah Glass, Zoo Knoxville's Red Panda Curator.
Zoo Knoxville officials said more red panda cubs have been born in Knoxville than any other zoo worldwide.
With four cubs now living at the zoo, Plexiglas provides the perfect window for visitors to peer into the daily life of the cubs. They can watch the four cubs play, eat, nap and cuddle. Some never miss the lunch time feedings.
"We have folks who come every single feeding who are pass holders, just to see the babies, so it's bit of an extended family...It's great to see the kids come up here and the pandas go nose to nose with them and people cry because it's so cute," Glass said.
If you've always dreamed of a job that gets you close to red pandas, Sarah Glass said the cubs look cute but they're very powerful, "Imagine a six pound eight-week-old kitten in your house. That's what we're dealing with. And a jaw like a horse."
In another two months, Glass said the cubs will begin to venture outside.


Company boss said he knew nothing about millions of smuggled cigarettes inside hollowed-out washing machines
The trial continues
by Rod MalcolmA company boss told a court that he had no idea that 2.6 million smuggled cigarettes were inside washing machines delivered to Nottingham.
"I know nothing of that," said Rafal Szczepanik of Leeway Road, Southwell as he gave evidence at his trial.
Nottingham Crown Court has been told that the cigarettes were of two brands which should never be sold in the UK. The haul evaded tax amounting to £756,422 and was found inside hollowed-out washing machines.
Szczepanik, 42, described how he was arrested when he arrived at a storage unit he had leased on Trent South Industrial Park near Little Tennis Street on June 28.
Investigators were waiting and he told a jury: "I was approached by a woman who started shouting 'sir, sir.' She started calling her colleague.
"I was standing next to her and he shouted 'you are arrested.'"
Questioned by Mark Cotter QC, defending, he said that he owns a bonded warehouse near his Polish home, which is six miles from the Ukrainian border.
His customers include people from Russia and the Ukraine. He said: "They buy goods around the whole of Europe and the world. They send them to us in containers and lorries."
He said that he leased storage space in London but this was not a success because of a family illness.
A stepdaughter runs a cafe in Nottingham and so he decided to find one in the city.
Four men have admitted being concerned in the fraudulent evasion of excise duty.
Szczepanik denies the charge.
The court has been told that the case was investigated by HM Revenue and Customs officers. They used a ram to get into the unit.
Gareth Weetman, prosecuting, said: "They found a total of 46 dummy washing machines and 18 of them were still secured on pallets."
The cigarettes were two brands which are illegal in the UK, 2,662,240 Minsk cigarettes and 8,460 carrying the Pect name.
The trial continues.


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Pirate (ARRR) is a cryptocurrency that solves the issue of financial privacy on the blockchain through forced anonymous transactions. Protect your wallet and transactions with Pirate’s completely anonymous network. With forced private transactions, your privacy cannot be compromised by another users’ activity on the network. If you wish to learn more, please join the official Pirate Discord at https://pirate.black/discord/ or message FishyGuts#5085, who will be happy to help out.
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GatewayBOT09-Nov-19 04:51 PM
[dscrd-prt] <Cryptofist> please give me an exscuse
[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> I can do NC, but not for a while. Im gonna need a break after this trip
Check out photos of Atalaya Castle located near Myrtle Beach in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. A historic landmark perfect for your visit to The Grand Strand!
[dscrd-prt] <Cryptofist> lol
[dscrd-prt] <Cryptofist> yeah I was thinking like may or june if we do anything at an east coast beach...
Recent Wasabi Mixer Spending Leads to PlusToken Whale and Attempted BTC Mixing
GatewayBOT09-Nov-19 05:10 PM
[dscrd-prt] <ph03nix> silly whale
GatewayBOT09-Nov-19 05:25 PM
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> next time anybody asks how good wasabi (and any other mixers) work, the above article shows it works great for the side wanting to track source, destination and balances
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> PIRATE, the official crypto of the caymans!
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> at least that would be really cool
[dscrd-prt] <Cryptofist> It sounded far fecthed when we first discussed it
[dscrd-prt] <Cryptofist> then it it didnt the more house talked with Mel (Fesival Director and Council Woman)
[dscrd-prt] <Cryptofist> and now after the meetings they had there, seems a very realistic possibility!
Just the being the festival currency alone is amazing!
GatewayBOT09-Nov-19 05:44 PM
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> gotta start somewhere. eventually there will be a lot of value stored in privacy coins, might as well be the one with the best tech. if we can get to where PIRATE is the answer whenever someone in the caymans asks their financial advisor what is the most private way to store wealth, then it seems a good achievement
GatewayBOT09-Nov-19 05:55 PM
[dscrd-prt] <joe2x4> It would be interesting if it was possible to send message via blockchain to the address that has those 20,000 BTC (plustoken) tell them to use pirate.
[dscrd-prt] <Cryptofist> Absolutely Jl, that might be very soon. Locals are EXCITED about it. There really are lots of investors around.... hanging out at a Pirate Festival.
Wolf has even been able to break down the tech to people who knew very very little about crypto, furthering the reach of adoption.
[dscrd-prt] <kaks> @wolf pirate.black we arrr good
GatewayBOT09-Nov-19 08:28 PM
[dscrd-prt] <FishyGuts> Wow, Amazing work guys! It all looks like a great start and something I wish I was a part of! Instead I am taking my kids clothes shopping today
[dscrd-prt] <sabertooth> What’s the news? Did I miss something?
GatewayBOT09-Nov-19 10:42 PM
[dscrd-prt] <wolf pirate.black > Nothing missed I will drop some news about what I'm bringing to the table for Pirate later on today
[dscrd-prt] <wolf pirate.black > @mrlynch thank you
GatewayBOT09-Nov-19 10:50 PM
[dscrd-prt] <ComputerGenie > is usually best to bring to the table
GatewayBOT09-Nov-19 11:24 PM
[dscrd-prt] <wolf pirate.black > Well if there is one thing I enjoy, its feeding my people
[dscrd-prt] <wolf pirate.black >
GatewayBOT09-Nov-19 11:58 PM
[dscrd-prt] <zebedee> i bought a spork the other day, pretty cool
[dscrd-prt] <zebedee> has a knife edge on fork 2, 3 in 1
GatewayBOT10-Nov-19 02:47 AM
[dscrd-prt] <+dreamTim> we have been overtaken here, time to do some more voting https://vote.safe.trade/
GatewayBOT10-Nov-19 04:20 AM
[dscrd-prt] <wolf pirate.black > Hey guys I dropped my update into the new #tortuga-exchange channel!
[dscrd-prt] <wolf pirate.black > If you have any questions please ask there or tag me, thank you!
GatewayBOT10-Nov-19 03:18 PM
[dscrd-prt] <CHMEX> to the owner of: RGvLoLVqQuvDXnaXCQ9QemSNkXV77dEUWY
Please shield your funds.
GatewayBOT10-Nov-19 03:32 PM
[dscrd-prt] <FlyingDutchman> not me, but how do you shield funds?
[dscrd-prt] <FlyingDutchman> I thought they came hielded by default
[dscrd-prt] <ComputerGenie > coinbase transactions from the actual mined block are transparent
[dscrd-prt] <ComputerGenie > pools (including true solo-miners) and NNs have the only transparent txes(edited)
GatewayBOT10-Nov-19 04:14 PM
[dscrd-prt] <wolf pirate.black > And its important coinbase is auditable
[dscrd-prt] <wolf pirate.black > otherwise how do you trust supply and issuance from the network
[dscrd-prt] <wolf pirate.black > @dima hey welcome to Pirate!
GatewayBOT10-Nov-19 06:20 PM
[dscrd-prt] <dima> Sup
GatewayBOT10-Nov-19 06:27 PM
[dscrd-prt] <PaddedLA> I have someone that want to pay me $40 through their bank and they don’t know how to do crypto or anything. Is their an easy way to have them pay me in ARRR the same day, instead of Cash? Without taking days of exsplaning or verification processes? What the easiest way you can think of to change $40 for ARRR the same day?
GatewayBOT10-Nov-19 07:06 PM
[dscrd-prt] <Diablo_> Don't think there is any (easy) way to do that same day.
[dscrd-prt] <ComputerGenie > What the easiest way you can think of to change $40 for ARRR the same day?
give me $40 and I'll give you 1 ARRR
easy and 1 day
[dscrd-prt] <ComputerGenie > jokes aside:
If you want someone that isn't in crypto to get in crypto then you (or someone else) is going to have to walk them through the entire process of getting into it
They didn't just wake up one day and know exactly how USD worked either, it had to be taught to them
[dscrd-prt] <wolf pirate.black > Yup, it's a process, it's not good for us to just give them coins they may easily lose or not use correctly.
[dscrd-prt] <wolf pirate.black > You have to really want to teach them
BoBot-BUY KMD10-Nov-19 10:06 PM
error in HDD data, might just need to update to latest, if that doesnt work, then you need to resync
PIRATE exited with code 1, crashed?
I reindexed pirate and then after that every time I open agama it now says this ^ only way I get it to run is by reinidexing and that takes about 10-12 hours
GatewayBOT10-Nov-19 10:16 PM
[dscrd-prt] <mrlynch> bobot, windows most likely corrupted your wallet
BoBot-BUY KMD10-Nov-19 10:18 PM
any way around having to reindex ? takes so long
GatewayBOT10-Nov-19 10:21 PM
[dscrd-prt] <mrlynch> reindex usually fixes it. if it doesn't, export ALL your private keys once it loads, save them carefully, stop wallet.. rename wallet.dat in %AppData%\Komodo\Pirate if you are on windows to wallet.dat.bak, restart wallet and import the private keys you saved in the beginning
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