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& to be clear we obviously intend to keep our promises made in our NN campaign
VoskCoin03-Sep-19 02:01 AM
im not upset, just setting the record straight lol
& its just a few days
thats a great suggestion, definitely plan to have some of the team members / NN operators on this/next year
Crabby Paddy03-Sep-19 02:13 AM
@Ramirez I have vouch from OURC and Zexo Komodo ecosystem coin otc trade escrows
If you’re legit and send first, can do in small batches as you wish
I’ll take as many Komodo as you have
I know it’s most likely a scam but if you’re happy to follow my terms, I’m more than happy to take every single one of them off your hands
Who can say no to cheap Komodo
Gordon Komodo03-Sep-19 02:31 AM
are you selling 700k kmd? @Ramirez(edited)
allbits03-Sep-19 02:41 AM
@Ramirez this is exactly what Atomicdex is for
allbits03-Sep-19 03:06 AM
Yes anyone can install Atomicdex-API
tolken03-Sep-19 06:42 AM
You mean anyone, as in... anyone can cook?  Don't get scammed guys
jorian03-Sep-19 07:37 AM
You mean anyone, as in... anyone can cook? (But really shouldn’t)
QFT
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anyone who is a developer and knows how the command line works
we have hyperdex for a reason
Cryptoon03-Sep-19 07:44 AM
Truthbombs
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 07:45 AM
@VoskCoin 5k views from 90k subs is low that is why i assumed some of the subs are bought. Are you saying subs cant be bought slowly? In any case i @ you previously when i discussed the exact same thing and got no response so did not think it would make much of a difference.
So when can the community expect a video out of you? When you applied in S2 you got a video then nothing when you did not get in. Now you got in and with the rebrand and other "events" we have not seen a peep out of you. You say you hate people using revshare but you have been elected due to your social media reach yet we have not seen any of that in action.
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hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:31 AM
@Ramirez is a scammer, using a fake jl777c escrow to scam BTC out of people @Crabby Paddy@Gordon Komodo(edited)
I banned him
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Markus03-Sep-19 08:41 AM
soon 5.8k will it hold?
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:42 AM
1k will hold
Market dumping 75k is normal at these prices
Someone is doing it for a reason
Same as the 750k dumps
Markus03-Sep-19 08:43 AM
Quite sceptical about alts recovering
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:44 AM
Not alts in general
Markus03-Sep-19 08:44 AM
but i will hold and we will see, either it goes to shit or it doesnt
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:44 AM
This is where real utility should be the driver in price
Riding this train to 0 if need be
At least we should be able to play p2p poker with worthless tokens(edited)
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Markus03-Sep-19 08:45 AM
At this point im in same boat, i traded kmd well until recently there seem to be no bottom in sight
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:45 AM
Well i have be hodling since 75k
Ummm yeah
Markus03-Sep-19 08:46 AM
my avg is around 11k i believe
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:46 AM
My average is not 75k thankfully
But yeah i would expect a turn around in good alts
Markus03-Sep-19 08:46 AM
I hope so
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:47 AM
KMD being one of them once we fix the liquidity issue
Markus03-Sep-19 08:48 AM
Are u able to make ur own modules to ur chain or are u limited to antara modules?
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:49 AM
If you can make your own modules, you would be better off just coding it from scratch
Markus03-Sep-19 08:49 AM
Alright
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:49 AM
It is not really hard
I dont think there would be much in terms of revenue from that
But as a ecosystem onboarding project, that will add value
Markus03-Sep-19 08:50 AM
I wonder if kmd will add centralized module options so that eventually companies in need of centralised options can use that
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:50 AM
To get people talking and excited, the market maker and people using the DEX for trades will be the best way of doing that
They will just need to run all their nodes
There is no issues with that
Markus03-Sep-19 08:51 AM
Thinking something like instead of dpow they might want to protect their own chain with checkpoints or something similar
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:52 AM
Yeah they can do stuff like only specific pub keys can mine etc
But all these things will just need to be added in
Markus03-Sep-19 08:52 AM
Hm okay
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:52 AM
Or you can premine 100% then have POS protecting the network
Markus03-Sep-19 08:52 AM
Ye true
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:52 AM
But that would not be something that will bring a lot of utility
The focus should be on the DEX, that is where the need is most needed and will be the main driver for user adoption
Markus03-Sep-19 08:53 AM
Well yea it can get huge if done in perfect way
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:54 AM
lets try or die like all the other alts lol
Markus03-Sep-19 08:54 AM
maybe DEX will start next alt season
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:55 AM
No but once it solves the DEX liquidity problem, people will have more choice, do they pay slightly higher prices for privacy or lower and they will need to provide a blood sample
Right now there is no choice
Markus03-Sep-19 08:55 AM
Well to me even trading any pair u wish is a huge thing
if i wanna trade kmd for doge i can
on CEX u cant
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:56 AM
Remember the goal is to bring the liquidity of all the exchanges into the DEX creating the worlds largest orderbook
Markus03-Sep-19 08:56 AM
Indeed
hyperDEX03-Sep-19 08:56 AM
Think bitstamp/binance/coinbase/kraken all in 1 orderbook
So not just match a CEX but we surpass it with the deepest orderbooks
Dont forget the liquidity multiplier, have 1 BTC, have a buy on 100 pairs no problem
Markus03-Sep-19 08:57 AM
yes its cool never seen before
willofleo03-Sep-19 09:18 AM
"But that would not be something that will bring a lot of utility
The focus should be on the DEX, that is where the need is most needed and will be the main driver for user adoption
" @hyperDEX I agree with this also
if it goes well it will only be a scalability issue
not sure antatra will bring in the numbers maybe talent but dex will bring in the hoard
Flint03-Sep-19 09:25 AM
competitors are not asleep! Binance also works on atomic swaps and dex. they will have no problems with liquidity and we return to the question of the usefulness of the Komodo token! Why should someone use a chest of drawers where instead of it, for example, bitcoin can be used in sidechains such as lightning
Acura03-Sep-19 09:28 AM
Where can i read about this that binance is working on Atomicswaps for there Dex @Flint
willofleo03-Sep-19 09:30 AM
but binance will require kyc regardless
Flint03-Sep-19 09:30 AM
Of course, investors and maximalists would like their own Komodo token to grow in price, but the Komodo platform and the like can use Bitcoin as an operational token - not now - so in the future when they will solve bandwidth problems! and creating your own token is for the most part a desire to raise funds precisely in your own project and in the pockets of early investors! for all the genius of the platform, it is worth noting that the need for its own token is not needed for most projects!
Acura03-Sep-19 09:32 AM
Actually binance Dex is tokenbased / middlemen etc
Flint03-Sep-19 09:33 AM
@Acura all that is possible in principle is feasible! atomic swap technology is available not only to the Komodo developer guru - if the technology is really so cool then don’t doubt that the most profitable exchange is working on it - and as for the release, it will be postponed until better times when the market comes to its senses to make more money! do not forget that this is the same market as everyone else with the same principles, albeit a little with its own characteristics!
Acura03-Sep-19 09:37 AM
Time will tell
Flint03-Sep-19 09:38 AM
Binance has so much money that it is possible to hire any available developer to solve certain problems! and good developer work costs a lot of money! ask yourself who in the competition to finance their own project surpasses the finance or KMD? only genius jl777 saves the situation, but if the whole project rests on one person, then this is not entirely good
willofleo03-Sep-19 09:41 AM
maybe binanace will buy up DEX , or devs giving them an offer they cant refuse when they see what mm2 dex is capable of when fully launched , if they dont finish their own dex first, most likly when they see mm2 dex doing large volume they might do such , as it much efficient(edited)
Flint03-Sep-19 09:43 AM
the strength of the binance lies in its ability to finance the most complex development tasks that cannot be solved with the bare enthusiasm and altruism of home developers! the personal time of many of them amounts to hundreds of thousands of dollars and a decentralized model of financial management cannot compete in speed and efficiency with a centralized model of binance! we need liquidity! you need REAL use of the Komodo token in addition to white paper and fantastic fantasies of the future - this is a very competitive environment where your open source tomorrow will copy a stronger and financially powerful competitor and overshadow you - this is the cornerstone of open source
jorian03-Sep-19 09:47 AM
the weakness of binance is that it is binance. a centralized company focussed on trading only
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willofleo03-Sep-19 09:47 AM
you are in some case congruent but I think you over estimate economical power(edited)
ask IBM
jorian03-Sep-19 09:49 AM
use Bitcoin as an operational token
not sure if you mean this, but even when (if ever) they solve bandwidth problems, it can never be an operational token. and bandwidth is only 1 of the many problems Bitcoin has
Acura03-Sep-19 09:50 AM
If I can say so, Binance would never relinquish control of its own Dex - they will always somehow install a middleman just to comply with the rules.
Crabby Paddy03-Sep-19 09:52 AM
Whether what you say will be true or not, I think we can all agree that amongst projects, komodo is leading the way technologically and they are constantly releasing new things without worrying about overspending, marketing and all that bs. If Komodo doesn’t succeed, I don’t think any of the current shitcoins will either
The Netherlands’ central bank has today revealed it will begin regulating firms that offer crypto-related services as of January 2020, ordering them to register.
Regulatory pressure is increasing. Komodo is maybe the most immune tech available.
Flint03-Sep-19 10:00 AM
its not necessary to use the Bitcoin token itself directly! you can use its derivatives built on a particular platform and supported by stablecoins and you get, for example (BTCkmd) a token with the characteristics of a chest of drawers and with liquidity and relative stability of bitcoin itself! fintech as it is! so why do you need your own token with such liquidity and unreliability? do you understand that institutional investors will not come to invest in komodo for many years? They are just looking at Bitcoin - the ICO hype has passed - the bubble has burst - komodo can recover, but hardly in the near future! everything starts to revolve around bitcoin itself! and without institutional, this game is like a casino! weak hands can drop us the price three times more if panic starts although this is panic now
@phideas and why is this immunity stronger than the rest? Where is the objective indicator of excellence that can be measured statistically and mathematically? something other than developer activity?


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10x: Docker at Clay.io
Intro
At Clay, our deploy process is fun. Seriously. Because we use Docker.
Docker is a containerization tool that allows for easy application isolation and deployment. The basic idea is that Docker runs your application in a virtualized isolated environment, similar to a virtual machine, but without the overhead. You start with a 'base image', and then describe how to create a 'container' using a Dockerfile.
Overview
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Our deploy process looks like this:
- Merge all code to be shipped into git
master
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for release (eg. v1.0.0)- Push docker image to the registry
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- Upgrade master container
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- Update production cluster container versions (zero downtime)
- (see above process)
This process guarantees that we are running the exact same code in staging and production, and allows us to roll back to the last docker container release version if anything goes wrong.
Clay.io Dockerfiles
Here is an example Dockerfile from our mobile app (source):
FROM dockerfile/nodejs:latest
# Install Git
RUN apt-get install -y git
# Add source
ADD ./node_modules /opt/clay-mobile/node_modules
ADD . /opt/clay-mobile
WORKDIR /opt/clay-mobile
# Install app deps
RUN npm install
CMD ["npm", "start"]
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Environment variables will be used to introduce sensitive / dynamic configuration.
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"start": "npm run build &&
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This is because we need to re-build the static files with the production environment variables. For more examples, checkout our GitHub: github.com/clay.io
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At Clay, we host our images on the docker registry.
Because of Docker, deploying our applications to staging and production environments is trivial. This is the entire process (untagged container, to staging - automated with Ansible):
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If you noticed in the above start script, we use PM2 to handle clustering multiple server processes. PM2 supports zero-downtime code updates, however because it is inside the container and we never change code within a container at runtime, we don't use it. PM2 is used simply to take advantage of multiple server cores.
The key to zero-downtime updates is to run two server processes. A master process, and a backup process. We do this by assigning different ports to two container deployments:
docker run ... -e PORT=50000 --name mobile
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The following deploy process is fully automated by Ansible:
- Verify backup healthy container status (Ansible)
docker pull clay/mobile:v1.0.0
- Kill master container (network requests re-route automatically to the backup)
docker rm -f mobile
- Update master container, and restart
docker run ...
- Once the master container comes back up, network requests will move back to the master
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docker rm -f mobile-backup && docker run ...
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There was a lot of information shared at the Forward JS 6 Conference in San Francisco. There were many great speakers with years of JS knowledge and experience sharing information useful even to JS adepts. The key takeaway from this conference is that in order to be a great software developer, you have to be open to receiving new information, and consequently changing formats and techniques in order to make your work more efficient and user friendly. The best software developers are constantly learning.
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Hacking Web Performance
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Changelog
All changes to SwiftyMocky project will be documented in this file.
4.1.0 / 2021
Added:
- moved CLI to main repo (old will be deprecated)
- protocol compositions (@erneestoc Ernesto Cambuston)
- SwiftLint rules support (@migonin Mikhail Igonin)
- cli binary in the repo
- cli: resolving proper Sourcery version and binary path (mint is no longer default if Pods used)
Fixed:
- Fixed some concurrency issues
- Fixed several matcher and compare issues
- Fixed availability for Swift 5.5
- Fixed other basic issues and changes for Sourcery 1.6.0
- Fixed observer setup when the test is marked as async
- Fixed CLI dependencies (@SergeyKovalenko Sergey Kovalenko)
- Moved tests from travis to github actions
4.0.4 / 2020
Fixed:
- Fixed concurrency issue, synchronized mock invocations in/out via private queue.
- Fixed missing annotations for stubbing with producer (Jean-Charles Dessaint)
- Fixed compilation of pod library for Xcode 12.5 (beta) (Emanuel Munteanu)
- Conditionally import XCTest related stuff in SwiftTestObserver (Mark DiFranco)
4.0.3 / 2020
Fixed:
- Fixed issues for Sourcery 1.0.2+, resulting in broken mocks
- Fixed issues with @available for methods returning values
- Fixed issues with unnamed parameters handling
- Updated matcher for sequences,
- Fixed issue with mutating annotation breaking generated mock
4.0.2 / 2020
skipped
4.0.1 / 2020
Fixed:
- Fixed issues with access modifiers for properties
4.0.0 / 2020
Important:
- CLI is extracted to separate repo
Added:
- SwiftyPrototype is now separat library, so it is now possible to use SwiftyMocky to both test & prototype (fake) app.
- Support for methods with variadic parameters
- Support for
@available
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- Made it easier to ship generated mocks with project, allowing to use them by 3rd party
- Resolved problem with ambiguity for generic methods that throws
- Matcher issues should be more prominent and easier trackable
- Matcher should fail test instead of crashing whenever possible
- Verify now have better failure messages, including best matching invocations
typealias
annotation to workaround problems with multiple types from different modules sharing same name.
Deprecated:
- all methods and properties marked previously as deprecated are now removed.
Fixed:
- Mock generation for protocols with internal types (@truebucha)
- Pinned CLI dependencies (@ohitsdaniel)
- Added missing tvOS and macOS support for carthage
3.4.0 / 2019
Added:
- New typealias “annotation”, allowing to fix common issues with generic protocols and ambigious class names
- A “sourcery” section to mockfile, to specify additional sourcery configurations to execute during generation
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Deprecated:
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Fixed:
- Fixed Parameter ExpressibleByArrayLiteral init, by @chuckluck44 (Charley Luckhardt)
- Fixed Xcode 11 support by @glyuck (Vladimir Lyukov)
- Fixed typos in Readme, by @iliaskarim and @mikeakers (Mike Akers)
- Fixed tests for swift 5.0 and linux tests
3.3.4 / 2019
Fixed:
- Fixed problem with not printable ASCI characters by @timedelta (Bryan Nova)
- Fixed problem with missing generic constraints by @demalex (Alex Demishkevych)
3.3.3 / 2019
Fixed:
- Swift 5.0 issue with custom assertions not compiling
3.3.2 / 2019
Fixed:
- Fixed problems with multiple mocks being part of same target by @davidmtamas
3.3.1 / 2019
Fixed:
- Removed leftover swift version setting to 5.0 from SwiftyPrototype target, causing problems for Carthage setup
3.3.0 / 2019
Added:
- Added SwiftyMocky CLI, simplifying setup and providing
doctor
feature - Added support for Swift Package Manager (SPM)
- New configuration file for working with multiple targets -
Mockfile
- Fixed redundant constraints for methods with stripped generics (@tarbayev)
- Added Argument captor by @timedelta (Bryan Nova)
Removed:
- dropped Swift 4.0, SwiftyMocky now requires Swift 4.1+
- dropped MockyCustom subspec, new subspec is Prototyping, for Carthage SwiftyPrototype
3.2.0 / 2019
Added:
- Fixed issues with naming, as internal name
Product
tend to conflict with Mocked classes - Swift 5.0 support, fixes for optional types casting
- Integrated Sourcery 0.16.0, fixed issues resulting in breaking with newest Sourcery
Removed:
- No more support for Swift 3.x
- All Given methods, that were marked as
deprecated
in SwiftyMocky 3.x, are now __unavailable)).
3.1.0 / 2019
Added:
- Convenience
Count.once
as syntactic sugar for1
forVerify
- Proper integration with projects that already use Sourcery (@laxmorek)
Fixed:
- Fixed generating mocks for methods that are throwing, and returning Self in the same time
- Fixed associated types protocols generation, when methods generic constrained
3.0.0 / 2018
Added:
- Gracefully fail when return value is not stubbed
- Support for subscripts
- Stubbing policy, and support for recording sequence of return values
- Sequencing policy, which allows to change order in which stubs are processed
- Given for properties
Deprecated:
- deprecated VerifyProperty
- deprecated setters for readonly properties
- deprecated Given constructors not matching method signature (argument labels fix)
Fixed:
- multiple generation issues, like unnamed method parameters and esaping paramters names
- fixed issues with generics handling, when some attributes was not recognized as genric
- fixed issues with names collisions for methods different only in argument labels
2.1.0 / 2018
Fixed:
- handling @escaping when converting to Any (XCode10)
- minor improvements for XCode10 and Swift 4.2
- updated documentation
2.0.1 / 2018
Fixed:
- methods generation when differ only in return types
- moved lint rules to top (Lammert Westerhoff)
- updated minimal iOS deployment version (Igor Bulaya)
2.0.0 / 2018
Added:
- Support
Verify
for properties Count
object, for easier specification of expectedVerify
resultsParameter
case.matching
, allowing to specify custom rules for matching- Exclude sources documentation
- Protocol ‘inheritance’ test
- Support for
Self
requirements - Dropped
XCTest
dependency - Additional
Custom
subspec, for non XCTest depending cases
Fixed:
- handling
T.Type
generic parameters
1.0.2 / 2017
Added:
- Code of contribution
- Code of conduct
- Default Matcher cases for basic types
Fixed:
- Handling of different Swift versions, checked on:
- Swift 3.1 Xcode 8.3 and Xcode 8.3.3
- Swift 3.2 Xcode 9
- Swift 4.0.x Xcode 9
- Fixed links for cocoapods.org expanded site
1.0.1 / 2017
Fixed:
- Missing Parameter case for ValueType both Sequence and Equatable, causing compile error under Swift 3.x in XCode 9
- Images not showing in expanded description on cocoapods.org
- Documentation link based on tag, not commit
1.0.0 / 2017
Added:
- Support for generics
- Support for static members
- Different Swift versions support
- Matcher convenience registrations
- More extensive documentation
Updated:
- Simplified Mock template
- Generated code simplified and beautified
- Renamed …Proxy to
Given
,Verify
,Perform
- Reduced generation time
Fixed:
- Comparing parameters
- Matcher comparing issues
0.9.0 / 2017
Added:
- basic generation flow
- basic documentation
- readme
- template
- basic swift 3.1 support
Updated:
- Wrapping methods into
Proxy
- Example tests
0.1.0 - 0.4.0 / 2017
- Initial commit
- Foundation of SwiftyMocky project
- Tests and CI setup


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The tail of the world wide web. The new and fancy route of Communication, controlled by no one but shaped by everyone.
YouTube, a site that was bought over by Google company, for $1.65 billion dollars. The site that is famous worldwide holding so many videos. The Co-Founder, Chad Hurley thinks that Internet is all about connecting the individual. On the other hand there is a CEO of Digg. Mr. Jay Adelson thinks that connecting with peers is more better.
For an average person, before YouTube it was hard to get on screen, they would need a whole crew. YouTube has given power to everyone to broadcast them selves by using smaller cameras and uploading the video to the Internet.
On the other hand Digg at the time was also developing something similar. Helping the community to decide what is important and host the blog like news, and then there was Facebook.
Mark Zuckerberg, the guy who understood deeply of how much time people spend communicating. While Facebook was doing anything and everything to provide what people needed there were people
like David Weekley, Justin Frankel, Cabel Sasser and Steve Frank who thought music needs to be revolutionized.
Instead of going over to the store to get cd’s they thought of putting music through the Internet. MP3 provided a way to compress the data of music so it became easier to store and transfer the music. That was just a start.
But bringing music into the internet was not keeping record labels happy. It enabled people to be able to download music and use it over for their YouTube video purposes even if they had no rights to the music.
A college student Fanning created a software that allowed users to find if a connected user has the music that they like.
If yes, they are able to download the music straight to their computer. Within four moths this app called Napster had passed a million download mark. Making Napster the fastest spreading software yet. The software created concerns fo an intellectual property safety.
After the whole Napster and their music lawsuits, Steve Jobs came in with apple’s iTunes music store where songs were sold for 99 cents a piece with strict copyrights which made record label companies and music creators really happy.
Amidst all of that then came time of Web 2.0. After the dot com crisis web 2.0 was ready and loaded with social media apps, dating apps, apps like myspace.com which was found in 2003. By two LA residents. During the web 2.0 time Facebook as well upgraded their services by mapping out all of human ways of interactions. On top of that Facebook developed a whole new way of online marketing.
All over the world at the time, everyone is able to write and post blogs, spread the word, spread the news. Each day we still see the web growing and providing more and more to the people. We might see a whole new level in the next five years.
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*Source: The True Story of the Internet: People


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| edu.biu.protocols.yao.primitives | |
| edu.biu.scapi.comm | |
| edu.biu.scapi.interactiveMidProtocols.ot.otBatch.otExtension |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Party |
CommunicationConfig.maliciousOtServer()
Returns the information about the malicious OT server.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.List<Party> |
LoadParties.getPartiesList() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
Party.compareTo(Party otherParty)
Compares two parties.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
TwoPartiesSuccess.hasSucceded(edu.biu.scapi.comm.EstablishedConnections estCon,
java.util.List<Party> originalListOfParties)
This function is for future implementation.
|
boolean |
SecureCliqueSuccess.hasSucceded(edu.biu.scapi.comm.EstablishedConnections estCon,
java.util.List<Party> originalListOfParties)
This function is for future implementation.
|
boolean |
NaiveSuccess.hasSucceded(edu.biu.scapi.comm.EstablishedConnections estCon,
java.util.List<Party> originalListOfParties)
This function always returns true.
|
boolean |
ConnectivitySuccessVerifier.hasSucceded(edu.biu.scapi.comm.EstablishedConnections estCon,
java.util.List<Party> originalListOfParties)
This function gets the information about the established connections as input and the original list of parties, then it runs a certain algorithm
(determined by the implementing class), and it returns true or false according to the level of connectivity checked by the implementing algorithm.
|
boolean |
CliqueSuccess.hasSucceded(edu.biu.scapi.comm.EstablishedConnections estCon,
java.util.List<Party> originalListOfParties)
This function is for future implementation.
|
java.util.Map<java.net.InetSocketAddress,Channel> |
CommunicationSetup.prepareForCommunication(java.util.List<Party> listOfParties,
ConnectivitySuccessVerifier successLevel,
long timeOut)
Deprecated.
An application that wants to use the communication layer will call this function in order to prepare for communication after providing the required parameters.
|
java.util.Map<java.net.InetSocketAddress,Channel> |
CommunicationSetup.prepareForCommunication(java.util.List<Party> listOfParties,
ConnectivitySuccessVerifier successLevel,
long timeOut,
boolean enableNagle)
Deprecated.
An application that wants to use the communication layer will call this function in order to prepare for communication after providing the required parameters.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
FasterTCPChannel(Party party,
java.net.Socket socket)
Creates a channel given a Party and an established socket
Allows us to bypass scapi's communication establishment and replace the channel type.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
OTSemiHonestExtensionReceiver(Party party)
Default constructor.
|
OTSemiHonestExtensionReceiver(Party party,
int koblitzOrZpSize,
int numOfThreads)
A constructor that creates the native receiver with communication abilities.
|
OTSemiHonestExtensionSender(Party party)
Default constructor.
|
OTSemiHonestExtensionSender(Party party,
int koblitzOrZpSize,
int numOfThreads)
A constructor that creates the native sender with communication abilities.
|


An expressive language to facilitate simulation and visualization of two-dimensional dynamical systems. The basic elements of the language are a model wrapping around a function(x,y) which outputs a list(x = xprime, y = yprime), and a range. The language supports three types of visual objects: visualizations, features, and backgrounds. Visualizations, including dots and arrows, depict the behavior of the dynamical system over the entire range. Features display user-defined curves and points, and their images under the system. Backgrounds define and color regions of interest, such as basins of attraction. The language can also approximate attractors and their basins through simulation.
| Version: | 1.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | shape, graphics, grDevices, latex2exp, pryr |
| Published: | 2017-07-22 |
| Author: | Charles Stein [aut, cre], Seth Fogarty [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Charles Stein <cstein1 at trinity.edu> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/Trinity-Automata-Research/dsmodels/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/Trinity-Automata-Research/dsmodels |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | dsmodels results |
| Reference manual: | dsmodels.pdf |
| Package source: | dsmodels_1.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: dsmodels_1.1.0.zip, r-release: dsmodels_1.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: dsmodels_1.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: dsmodels_1.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: dsmodels_1.1.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | dsmodels archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=dsmodels to link to this page.


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annotatron couldn't find an OpenFaaS connection set up, we need one to continue.
To configure this, open annotatron/settings.py
and add a line like this:
OPENFAAS_URL = "http://localhost:8080/"
Then, restart the annotatron core with docker-compose
docker-compose restart annotatron-service
Or, pass AN_OPENFAAS_URL
in the environment when you do docker-compose up
.
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Harmonic analysis
Fundamental Frequency
1st Added Harmonic Freq (n)
1st Added Harmonic Mag (pu)
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2nd Added Harmonic Freq (n)
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2st Added Harmonic Phase (deg)
Show Harmonic Locus
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The Associated_Object construct enables the description of cyber Objects associated with this Action. This could include Objects that initiated the action, are the target Objects affected by the Action, are utilized by the Action or are the returned result of the Action. |


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Version 1.2.1 released on 28 February 2005. Is a bugfix version over 1.2 is recomended to upgrade to this version.
Version 1.2 released on 11 December 2004. Improves the performance and memory usage over 1.1 release together with an easier integration of JCE providers.
Version 1.1 released on 7 April 2004. Includes a beta implementation of XML Encryption together with minor bug fixes for the XML Signature code.
XML Security Release
The Apache-XML-Security-J 1.2.1 supports XML-Signature Syntax and Processing, W3C Recommendation 12 February 2002 and (in beta) XML Encryption Syntax and Processing, W3C Recommendation 10 December 2002
Note that there is no standard API avaliable at the moment. SUN is working on a JAVA Specification Request JSR-105: XML Digital Signature APIs on an API for XML Signature and JSR-106: XML Digital Encryption APIs , but until now, nothing has been published. So, this software does not conform to any of these specifications.
JDK 1.4 issues
If you use JDK 1.4 and want to use this software, be sure that Xalan is properly installed. Check the installation guide!!!
I have so many complaints from people who argue that the software throws exceptions during running the examples or during unit testing. This package NEEDS a Xalan version after 2.2D13 (and SUN shipped his JDK 1.4.0 final with a Xalan beta!). I started integrating the installation guide into the exception messages cause it seems that people don't have a look at the installation guide.


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Weekly Meeting: 2013-06-11
11th June 2013: the end of the start is in sight
Agenda
Work through the integration of:
- the new UNIX backend which spins off a separate unikernel process
- the elimination of OPAM switch from the mirari workflow
- binary package generation
Attendees: Anil Madhavapeddy, David Scott, Vincent Bernardoff, Daniel Buenzli, Jonathan Ludlam
Notes
Vincent’s patchset successfully split out much of the UNIX dependencies into smaller libraries. Anil has been code-reviewing and integrating them, and now has a working Mirage again in trunk!
The new OPAM scheme breaks up:
mirage
intomirage-unix
andmirage-xen
mirage-net
intomirage-net-direct
andmirage-net-socket
- Adds a dependency of the form
(mirage-unix|mirage-xen)
to the now-dummymirage
package. - Adds conflicts to each other on
mirage-unix
andmirage-xen
.
This all means that we no longer need to use a separate compiler switch for
compiling UNIX and Xen backends, thus simplifying mirari considerably. Dave
added a patch which stubs out mmap
, also eliminating the need for the
xenbigarray
package.
Anil will push all these changes to trunk and cut a new set of releases with this scheme. This should be the last of the changes required before a beta!
Anil: trunk compiler seems broken with Xen due to missing symbols Dave: yes, as they have been added since 4.00.1 was released. Decision to stick with 4.00 for now, as we don’t require the 4.1 features (but they speed up the unikernel a lot, but performance isn’t priority just yet).
Next Steps
We’re going to aim to stabilize everything for two weeks.
- Vincent: get EC2 bindings in shape.
- Anil: try out libvirt
- Anil: look at plumbing through block storage in mirari.
- Dave: fixing Balraj’s network ring reservation query.
- Dave: look at pulling out FAT32 (still using Bitstring).
- Vincent: write blog post on Mirari.
- Vincent/Dave: look at evtchn unification and test cases for event handling.
Anil will chat with David Sheets about getting continuous builds runnings now that it’s all part of the mainline.
Binary packages
Discussion about whether we could use OCamlot for binary distribution generation, as Dave and Jon have been knocking out RPM spec files at an alarming rate. We also need this to generate binary distribution of Mirage for the OSCON preview.
Jon/Dave/Citrix are working with upstream CentOS, so this is the first place to start. Anil: we can customise OCamlot much more easily than Jenkins, so this should be good to hook in.


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Fantastic colors and image quality!; Little bulky... only this.
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The remote operation is great!; Too short a shoulder strap, I'm using my old one.


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| Occupation:bcom. House wife. | Dr. pjfp |
Address: Native bangalore |
DIAGNOSIS- ANTENATAL CARE |
Headache from 15 days. b/l temples. Backpain since one week. < on and off.
Giddiness < morning.
Case of pcod prior pregnancy took tablets for conception. Darkish discoloration on skin neck lips underarms. < sun , itching. >washing with normal water. Then was diagnosed with pcod.
Less thirsty. <lt per day.
Eating finds difficult now.
Rx:
Ferr phos 12 x 4-4-4-4
Sulphur 1m – 1 dose b/brush water.
7/2/18: giddiness, headache, feeling as if circulating feeling in the abdomen < night , no vomit. Eats lil. Giddiness< mng. After waking. Headache /,night time. Afternoon. Temples. Feels like sleeping. Feeling thirsty more.
Rx:
Sulphur 1m – 1 dose b/brush water.
Bry 200 – headache sos 4 pills.
Syzizium q – 10-10-10 drops a/food.
Cold sos – all cepa 30+gels30 4 pills sos
Cough +throat pain- bell30+hep sulph 200 4 pills sos
Fever – bell30+gels30+ferr phos 30 – 4 pills sos.
Ferr phos 12x 4-0-4
Avena 1m 4 doses – weekly once b/brush water.
Alfa 1m 4 doses – weekly once b/brush water.
14/3/18: backpain. Low abdomen pain <evening, night. Feeling more thirsty. Craving for sweets. Giddiness < morning. Dry tongue. More frequency of urination. < night , early morning.
Rx:
Sabina 200 – 1 dram pills 3-3-3-3
Cal.phos 12x 4-0-4
Rub 30 – 1 dose nt b/food.
Sulphur 200 – 1 dose nt b/food
Thuja 200 – 1 dose – 21 march mng b/brush water
Ferr phos 12 x 4-0-4
Uran nit 30 – pills 2 dram nt b/food
7/4/18: BACKPAIN <sitting. Catching type of pain. >massage thighs pain <night pain
Calc carb 200 - 4 doses – weekly b/food.
Pentaphos 2-2-2 take 2 bottles for 1 month
Uran nit 200 – 1 dram pills 3-3-3-3.
Sygiziumq 10-10-10 drops a/food.
Thuja 1m – 1 dose .
Acid phos 1 disc 3-0-3
Sepia 200 – 4 doses – weekly once b/brush water.
7/5/18: back pain feels better. Toothpain and pus formation. Done a cap replacement 2 months back. The same tooth frm 15 days troubling. Smtimes brushing leads to bleeding. Gum boil with a small opening at the top.
Rx:
Hepar sulph 30 – 4-4-4-4 for 3 days.
Hekla lava 200- 4-4-4-4
1 month medicines:
Silicea 200- 4 doses. daily once b/food. Morning.
alfalaQ avenaQ 10-10-10 drops a/food
rub 60 doses 1-0-1 b/food.
8/6/18: back pain lil bit. Cold since yday.after 30 – 60 min getting heartburn. Lunch n lying more.
Rx:
pentaphos 2-0-2
nat phos 6x 4-4-4 b/food.
Rub 1-0-1 60 doses.
Alfalfa 200+avena200+sygizium200 – 4-4-4-4 2 dram repeat 2 weeks once for 4 days.
Acid phos 1m 4-4-4-4 2 dram repeat 2 weeks once.
Nithin husband: 8/6/18: dry cough since 3 days <night, after eating and lying. Had ice cream outside. Headpain while coughing. No thirst. Throat pain itching when phlegm comes. phlegm white pale yollow. Relief hot water.
Rx:
Hepar sulph 30 – 4-4-4-4
Bryonia 30 4-4-4-4.
12/7/18: 3 DAYS COUGH THROAT PAIN. <POMGRANATE JUICE. MRNG, NIGHT. COLOR OF PHLEGM – YELLOWISH. BURNING. HEARTBURN < AFTR FOOD, CHUTNEY, AFTER BFAST.
RX:
FOR 5 DAYS:
SEPIA 200 – 4 PILLS 3 HOURLY – FR 4 DOSES.
AFTER 3 DAYS.
ALFALFAQ+AVENAQ – 15 -15-15 DROPS A/FOOD WATER
ACID PHOS1M– 4-4-4-4
SULPUR 200 – 1 DOSE.
THUJA 1M – 1 DOSE.
JULY 29/7/18:
PULSATILLA 200 – 4-4-4-4
ARNICA 200 – 4-4-4-4
HYPERICUM1M – 1 DOSE
23/7/18: bp : 120/70mmhg. sugars sre high – 154 mg/dl. Feels food is in throat only.
Rx:
Bell 30 – bp during labor
Insulinum 1m / sulphur1m/ sygz –disc 3-3-3-3.
6/8/18:
Insulinum1m / sulphur1m 4-4-4-4.
Thuja 1m – 2 doses alternate days b/food morning.
Chamomilla 1m/staphysagria 1m – tooth pain sos 4 pills.
Carbo veg30 – 4 pills sos gastritis.
Pentaphos 2-2-2.
Rub 30 -1-0-1 b.food.
22/8/18: constipation. Delivered on 15th sug lscs. No pain and big baby was the indication.
Rx:
Sepia 1m / bry1m
Baby :
Medo 1m- 1 dose with milk mother.
Husband:
Ars/gels/bry/bell/acon 30 – 4 pills 3 hourly. For 1 day wed/thu
Same as above 200 – Friday and sat.
11/9/18: b/o pavithra: night full crying.11pm 5-6am smtimes 8am.. snce birth getting yellowish discharges frm birth. Watery at birth now sticky and yellowish.
Rx:
Sulphur1m/pulsatilla1m/chamomilla1m – 4-4-4 for 3 days.
4/10/18:
B/O PAVITHRA: CRYING IN THE NIGHTS ALONE.
RX:
SYPHILINUM 1M – 4 PILLS IN THE MORNING FOR 3 DAYS.
11/11/18: blackish discoloration. On thyronorm 25mg. for weight control.
Tx:
Phytolacca Berry Q 10-10-10 drops a/food water.
Berb aquifolium Q – 20 drops in the morning and night in one mug of water after bath.
Thyroidinum 6x 2-2-2
Graphites 200/ thuja 200 – 1 dose night b/food weekly.
27/11/18: cold, throat pain,
Rx:
Hepar sulph 30+ nux vom 30 – 4-4-4-4-4.
Nat mur 6x+ferr phos 6x 4-4-4-4.
29/12/18: DARKNESS ON THE NECK AND DARK CIRCLES.
RX: Berb aquifolium Q – 20 drops in the morning and night in one mug of water after bath.
Thyroidinum 6x 2-2-2
Graphites 1M/ thuja 1M – 1 dose night b/food weekly.
BERB AQ 30 DISC 4-0-4. A/FOOD.
28/1/19: DARKNESS IS REDUCED BUT THERE STILL. STOPPED THYRONORM. GIDDINESS FRM A DAY. NIGHT AND EVENINGS. PERIOD NOT STARTED YET. BACKPAIN. MOTION NORMAL.
RX:
RX: Berb aquifolium Q – 20 drops in the morning and night in one mug of water after bath.
Thyroidinum 6x 2-2-2
SEC COR 30 DISC 4-0-4
BERB AQ 200 DISC 4-0-4. A/FOOD.
2/2/19: B/O Pavithra: cough since 3 days. Exposure to cold dry wind. Aconite1m, hepar suph 200. Increased. Continuous cough. Night full crying. Not drinking milk. Nose block. Vomit after cough.
Rx:
Coccus cacti 200 – 4-4-4-4
Nux vom 200- 4-4-4-4
2/2/19: cough cold, thick discharge. Tonsils swollen. Pricking pain.
Rx:
Belladonna 200. 4-4-4-4.
Bryonia 200 – 4-4-4-4
18/3/19: dark pigmentation. Heat boils on buttocks. Sitting while paining. >cold water. Baby not feeding from right breast. Vomits from it.
Rx:
Echnicea+calend 6c – 30 ml dilution – 30 drops for sit baths.
Berb aq+hamemalisq+calendula 6c – 15 drops on the face. Twice daily.
Calcarea carb 200 – 4-4-4-4. Boiron
Caulophyllum 200 +berb aq. 200 – disc 4-0-4 b/food.
Rub30 – 1 tab night b/food.
Bell1m+ mer sol 1m – 4 pills sos frheat boils.
23/3/19: Tuesday. Cold running nose. And frm today mild cough, body hot. Frm mng not eating.
Rx:
Dulcamara 200/acon 200 - 4-4-4-4-4.
Ferr phos 6x 2-2-2-2-2.
B/O PAVITHRA – SRUSHTI : 4/6/19: COLD COUGH 2 DAYS . TRAVELLING AND AC ENVIRONMENT. FUNCTION. FOOD REDUCED. DOESN’T CRAWL . WILL STAND, AND ROLL ON TUMMY BT WILL NOT TRY TO GO FORWARD. WILL RETCH BUT NOT VOMIT. AFTER LITTLE ALSO WILL RETCH WHILE EATING. CHEST CLEAR. NOSE WATERY.
RX:
ACONITE1M/DULCAMARA1M – 4-4-4-4
FERR PHOS 6X 4-4-4-4.
PAVITHRA: THROAT PAIN , RUNNING NOSE SINCE MORNING. PAINING. NO COUGH. CHEST CLEAR. TONSILS HYPERTROPHIED. DARK PIGMENTATION. CUBITAL FOSSA HAS SOME ITCHING AND TURING BLACK.
RX:
ALSEPTOL FOR GARGLING – 25 DROPS 3 TIMES AFTER FOOD GARLGE AND DON’T EAT OR DRINK FOR 15 MIN AFTER GARGLING.
HEPAR SULPH 1M – 4-4-4-4
NAT SULPH 6X 4-4-4-4.
AFTER 5 DAYS:
GRAPH 200 – DISC 4-0-4
THUJA 200 – WEEKLY 2 DOSES – 8 MNG B/FOOD
RUB 30 – 1 TAB NIGHT B/FOOD.
Berb aq+hamemalisq+calendula 6c – 15 drops on the face.
RX:
ACON1M/GELS1M/BEL1M – 4 PILLS 3 HOURLY.
FERR PHOS1M/ ALL CEPA 1M – 4 PILLS 3 HOURLY.


Welcome to the Botler Documentation!
In these docs you will learn about the games we have available and how your program will interact in the gaming arena
Botler currently supportes two games for a programmer to code for. These two games are Rock,Paper,Scissors, and LightBike. (We plan to do more in the future)
For bots designed to play Rock Paper Scissors, the standard data each bot will except will be in the code block below in the form of a python dictionary
Sample:
{ "player":1, "valid_moves":["r","p","s"], "history":[0,1,1,0,2,1,2,2] }
"player"
will indicate to the bot which player it is
"valid_moves"
will contain a list of the valid return values the bots can return
"history"
will contain a list of the history of wins and ties
History Legend:
0 = Tie 1 = Player 1 win 2 = Player 2 win
Valid Moves Legend:
"r" = Rock "p" = Paper "s" = Scissors
For bots designed to play Light Cycle, the standard data each bot will except will be in the code block below in the form of a python dictionary
Sample:
{ "player":1 "valid_moves":["l","r","s"], "board_size":{ "x":10, "y":10 }, "board":[ {(0,0):1} {(1,0):None} {(2,0):None} {(3,0):None} {(0,1):1} {(1,1):None} {(2,1):None} {(3,1):None} {(0,2):1} {(1,2):None} {(2,2):None} {(3,2):None} ], "bounds":[[min_x, min_y], [max_x, max_y]] "current_direction":"l", "score":{ "p1_wins":500, "p2_wins":423, "games_left":324 } }
Valid Moves Legend:
"l" = Left "r" = Right "s" = Straight
Board Legend:
0 = Empty Space 1 = Player 1 2 = Player 2 3 = Player 1 trail 4 = Player 2 trail
Current Direction Legend:
"l" = Left "r" = Right "u" = Up "d" = Down
Botler utilizes python scripts as the comptetitive bots in the arena!
#this is my awesome Rock,Paper Scissors program from random import choice def main(data): return choice(data['valid_moves'])
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Does someone know what do i need to craft a ROD ?? which material i need?? I wanna make a ROD (a clean one) so i can put shadow shield, timestop, etc.. on it!!!
I only know that i need the crft rod feat... but i dont know which metrials do i need to craft it!! Can someone plz tell me!!
thx sry foe the english
The "Craft Wand" feat is limited to lvl 4 spells and under. So no Timestop or Shadow Shield.
Perhaps your server has some special crafting system that allows for unique items like that to be made. If so, best to ask on your server msg forum (if they have one).
man.. i am talking about ROD... wand sucks... i know that ROD can hold up to lvl9 spells... thats why i wanna know how to create it
There's no Craft Rod feat in standard NWN.
Craft Rod is a PRC feat, you can try asking for advice in the PRC General Discussion Forum or even better check the Player Resource Consortium site. They've got a forum and an online and downloadable manual there which you can consult.
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PROGRAMMING EXERCISE
Though it is possible to write a single regular expression that matches an en-
tire comment, as comments get more complicated it becomes more difﬁcult,
or even impossible if nested comments are allowed.
The Lex speciﬁcation corresponding to this machine is
.
.
.
the usual preamble ...
%Start INITIAL COMMENT
%%
<INITIAL>if
{ADJ; return IF;}
<INITIAL>[a-z]+ {ADJ; yylval.sval=String(yytext); return ID;}
<INITIAL>"(*"
{ADJ; BEGIN COMMENT;}
<INITIAL>.
{ADJ; EM_error("illegal character");}
<COMMENT>"*)"
{ADJ; BEGIN INITIAL;}
<COMMENT>.
{ADJ;}
.
{BEGIN INITIAL; yyless(1);}
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INITIAL
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to get Lex into this state. Any regular expression not preﬁxed by a
<STATE>
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global variable that is incremented and decremented in the semantic actions.
P R O G R A M
LEXICAL ANALYSIS
Use Lex to implement a lexical analyzer for the Tiger language. Appendix A
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Classes | |
| class | Bounce3 |
| An object that debounces a single GPIO. More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | B3_DEBOUNCE_MS (50UL) |
| How long the debounce interval is. | |
| #define | B3_SLOW_WAIT_MS (1000UL) |
| How long to wait in milliseconds before repeating slowly. | |
| #define | B3_SLOW_INT_MS (1000UL) |
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| #define | B3_FAST_WAIT_MS (B3_SLOW_WAIT_MS + (B3_SLOW_INT_MS * 4)) |
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| #define | B3_FAST_INT_MS (250UL) |
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| #define | B3_MODE_ONESHOT (1 << 0) |
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| The button has a pulldown resistor. | |
| #define | B3_ACTIVE_LOW (0 << 1) |
| The button has a pullup resistor. | |
| #define | B3_PRESS (1) |
| Return value if the button was just pressed. | |
| #define | B3_REPEAT_SLOW (2) |
| Return value if the button is held, and is repeating slowly. | |
| #define | B3_REPEAT_FAST (3) |
| Return value if the button is held, and is repeating quickly. | |


Yesterday we published a picture of Ivan The Terrible, in an item about Tsars, and it led me to reflect on the manner in which potentates of old used to dress up to the nines. You knew you were dealing with an emperor or a grand vizier, because they were festooned in finery, while you were just a snivelling peasant in rags. Nowadays, of course, the powerful like to pretend that they are just like us, and dress more or less accordingly. Look at a group of world leaders—who, when gathered, always seem to be photographed standing on the steps of an imposing building—and you will see an array of extremely dull business suits. It may as well be a convention of accountants. Good news, then, from Boston, where wannabe Potus John Kerry announced that, if elected, he will make all his public appearances in a special Potus-suit.


--- layout: post title: Dreams Do Come True! Named Router Outlets in Angular 2 date: 2016-10-11 19:54:17.000000000 -07:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - Angular 2 - Programming tags: [] meta: _wpcom_is_markdown: '1' _edit_last: '1' _yoast_wpseo_primary_category: '34' _yoast_wpseo_content_score: '30' _thumbnail_id: '1314' _nina_cross_promo: a:1:{s:8:"template";s:17:"custom_1399328552";} _wp_old_slug: dreams-come-true-named-router-outlets-angular-2 author: login: ohmadmin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Lukas Ruebbelke first_name: Lukas last_name: Ruebbelke ---
I am generally a positive person that endeavors to say nice things about people and frameworks. In the broadest sense, I love Angular, and it has been an amazing tool to build some really cool things. Angular 2 has exceeded my expectations in a lot of ways. But! There has always been some cognitive dissonance when it comes to the router in Angular 2. Its interesting history is no secret, and historically it has personally been a huge source of frustration for me. Having named outlets was something that I completely took for granted with UI-Router, and it drove me crazy that for the longest time, they just did not exist in Angular 2 and I wanted it! Well, dreams do come true! In the newest router, setting up named router outlets is a snap and in fact, they work pretty much exactly like unnamed router outlets. Please give Victor Savkin a hug next time you see him.
Speaking of Victor, I would like to thank him for his valuable input on this post.
Our sample project allows us to see a list of speakers and their bios when you select on them. The speaker list and speaker bio components are mapped to two parallel named router outlets. Grab the sample project below and let's go!
[button link="https://github.com/onehungrymind/ng2-named-router-outlets" size="large" window="yes"]Sample Code[/button]
The first thing that we need to do when setting up routes for our project is to define the routing table. We will start out with a basic home route that maps to the HomeComponent and then add another route to redirect the root path to our home route.
[js]
const routes: Routes = [
{ path: '', redirectTo: 'home', pathMatch: 'full' },
{ path: 'home', component: HomeComponent }
];
@NgModule({
imports: [RouterModule.forRoot(routes)],
exports: [RouterModule],
providers: []
})
export class RoutingModule { }
[/js]
We will create another route that maps to our SpeakersComponent that has two children routes that we will use to introduce our named router outlets. Within the speakers route, we want to be able to display a list of speakers and the bio for the currently selected speaker. We accomplish this by adding in two child routes for the SpeakerListComponent and the BioComponent. Notice that both child routes follow the exact same structure as their parent route with the presence of a path and component property. The difference is that we have introduced an outlet property that we will use to map to a router-outlet in our template.
[js]
const routes: Routes = [
{ path: '', redirectTo: 'home', pathMatch: 'full' },
{ path: 'home', component: HomeComponent },
{ path: 'speakers', component: SpeakersComponent, children: [
{ path: 'speakersList', component: SpeakersListComponent, outlet: 'list' },
{ path: ':id', component: BioComponent, outlet: 'bio' }
] }
];
[/js]
The path for the bio outlet is :id which we will use to send in a route param to load in a specific speaker.
We are using an unnamed router outlet to load our home and speakers route as seen in the template below.
{% highlight html %}
{% endhighlight %}
In our SpeakersComponent template, we are going to do essentially the same thing but instead of one router outlet, we will use two. And so that the router can delineate what component goes into what outlet, we will add a name attribute that matches up to our routing table. The route with the list output will be loaded into the outlet named list and so on.
{% highlight html %}
{% endhighlight %}
So far this has been a fairly straightforward exercise in the universe matching up with what we expect to see. Things get a little more interesting when we want to navigate to parallel named router outlets.
We can navigate to a route within our template using the routerLink directive and if the route is static then we can simply pass in the value to the route we want to navigate to. Because we do not need to pass in an dynamic values to the home route, adding routerLink="home" to our button will suffice.
{% highlight html %}
{% endhighlight %}
When a route needs to generate a dynamic URL, we can pass it an array of values that get mapped to the URL. In our case, when we go to the speakers route, we want to map our list outlet to the speakerList path and our bio outlet to have a path of none which evaluates to a speaker id of none.
{% highlight html %}
[routerLink]="['/speakers', {outlets: {'list': ['speakersList'], 'bio': ['none']}}]">
Speakers
{% endhighlight %}
This will generate a URL that looks like this http://localhost:4200/speakers/(list:speakersList//bio:none) and looks like this in the application.
To navigate to a specific speaker, we will first add a click handler to our speakers list that calls showBio with the speaker.id.
{% highlight html %}
[style.background-image]="'url(assets/' + speaker.src + ')'"
(click)="showBio(speaker.id)">
{% endhighlight %}
And within our SpeakersListComponent, we will call router.navigate to update our bio outlet with a path based on the id parameter.
[js]
showBio(id) {
this.router.navigate(['/speakers', {outlets: {'bio': [id]}}]);
}
[/js]
This will generate a URL that looks like this http://localhost:4200/speakers/(bio:1//list:speakersList) and looks like this in the application.
For reference, you can see the entire SpeakersListComponent below.
[js]
import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { Router } from '@angular/router';
import { SpeakersService, Speaker } from '../shared';
@Component({
selector: 'app-speakers-list',
templateUrl: './speakers-list.component.html',
styleUrls: ['./speakers-list.component.css']
})
export class SpeakersListComponent implements OnInit {
speakers: Speaker[] = [];
constructor(
private router: Router,
private service: SpeakersService
) { }
ngOnInit() {
this.speakers = this.service.getSpeakers();
}
showBio(id) {
this.router.navigate(['/speakers', {outlets: {'bio': [id]}}]);
}
}
[/js]
We are successfully generating a URL that communicates appropriate paths to our named router outlets but how do we use that information to do something useful? We can use ActivatedRoute to get the route parameters off of the active route to perform logic within our components. In our case, we want to use the id parameter to retrieve the correct speaker information so that we can display it in our template. We can use Activated to get all sorts of useful information about the route loaded within a component but in our case, we are most interested in the params property. The params property is an observable that we can subscribe to that will give us the parameters that have been scoped to the current route.
[js]
ngOnInit() {
this.route.params.subscribe((params: {id: string}) => {
this.currentSpeaker = this.service.getSpeakerByID(params.id);
});
}
[/js]
Within the subscribe method, we will use params.id to set this.currentSpeaker by calling this.service.getSpeakerByID.
For reference, you can see the entire BioComponent below.
[js]
import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { ActivatedRoute } from '@angular/router';
import { SpeakersService, Speaker } from '../shared';
@Component({
selector: 'app-bio',
templateUrl: './bio.component.html',
styleUrls: ['./bio.component.css']
})
export class BioComponent implements OnInit {
currentSpeaker: Speaker;
constructor(
private route: ActivatedRoute,
private service: SpeakersService
) { }
ngOnInit() {
this.route.params.subscribe((params: {id: string}) => {
this.currentSpeaker = this.service.getSpeakerByID(params.id);
});
}
}
[/js]
And just to wrap things up, within our BioComponent template, we are binding to currentSpeaker and using the safe navigation operator to keep our template stable when there isn't a speaker selected.
{% highlight html %}
{% endhighlight %}
And this is how we can have parallel, named router outlets within our Angular 2 application! I am so happy!
Let's do a quick recap of what we covered.
A super awesome resource in general. Victor Savkin's Blog
Well worth the $25 investment. Buy it now! Angular 2 Router Book by Victor Savkin
And just in case... Router API Documentation
[button link="https://github.com/onehungrymind/ng2-named-router-outlets" size="large" window="yes"]Sample Code[/button]


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A handy trick is to put a small bit of script at the bottom of every external file which redirects to the page's virtual address. That way if someone links directly to an external file they'll be redirected to see things rendered correctly. Be sure to give the script tag for the redirect the class 'noplate-skip', so that noplate doesn't try and run the redirect when linking to it.
If you view the html for this fragment directly it'll redirect to this virtual address:


{% extends 'email_base.html' %} {% load i18n %} {% block body %}
{% blocktrans with name=study_group.facilitator.first_name %}Hi {{name}}{% endblocktrans %},
{% url 'studygroups_signup' location=study_group.venue_name|slugify study_group_id=study_group.pk as study_group_url%} {% blocktrans %}Congratulations! Your Learning Circle is now live at: {{protocol}}://{{domain}}{{study_group_url}}
{% endblocktrans %}{% trans "What next?" %}
{% blocktrans %}You'll hear from us again a few days before your first Learning Circle. If you have any questions in the meantime, you can ask in our facilitator community.{% endblocktrans %}
{% trans "Cheers" %},
P2PU


var zview = require('z-views');
/*
template => string, the name of the file you want to load (must be located on the _root_/views folder );
data => object, the values you want to inject to html page
callback => function, a callback function. return html content
*/
zview.render(template, data, callback);
//on route
zview.render('example', {
headline: 'This is a headline',
info: 'This is a simple info'
}, callback);
//on html page -- located in _root_/views/example.html
\{\{headline\}\}
\{\{info\}\}
//rendered page
{{headline}}
{{info}}
//on html page -- add a "copy" tag and inside add what ever html you like
//set name of the copy as an attribute (Ex: 'example')
<_copy example>
this tag will be copied
//now you can add "paste" tag with and name of the copy as an attribute as much as you like
<_paste example>
<_paste example>
<_paste example>
<_paste example>
//result
this tag will be copied
//on route
var list = [
{ name: 'person 1', age: '36' },
{ name: 'person 2', age: '21' },
{ name: 'person 3', age: '45' }
]
zview.render('example', {
headline: 'This is a headline',
info: 'This is a simple info',
list: list
}, callback);
//on html page -- located in _root_/views/example.html
\{\{headline\}\}
\{\{info\}\}
<_loop list>
\{\{name\}\}
\{\{age\}\}
//on html page -- located in _root_/views/example.html
{{headline}}
{{info}}
{{name}}
{{age}}
<_template src="/global/docs">


Either you try stable CRAN version
install.packages("cbar")
Or unstable development version
devtools::install_github("zedoul/cbar")
You’ll need to use library
to load as follows:
library(cbar)
cbar
is an R package for detecting anomaly in time-series data with Bayesian inference. Although there are many packages to detect anomaly in the world, relatively few packages provide functions for visually and/or analytically abstracting the output.
The cbar
package aims to provide simple-to-use functions for detecting anomaly, and abstracting the analysis output.
A minimal example would be like:
library(cbar)
.data <- mtcars
rownames(.data) <- NULL
datetime <- seq(from = Sys.time(), length.out = nrow(.data), by = "mins")
.data <- cbind(datetime = datetime, .data)
ref_session <- 1:16
mea_session <- 17:nrow(.data)
.cbar <- cbar(.data, ref_session, mea_session)
plot_ts(.cbar)
You may wonder why it uses reference
and measurement
instead of training
and testing
. In anomaly detection, espeically in telecommuncation field, performance reference period
refers a period which serves a basis for defining anomaly, and performance measurement period
refers the period during which performance parameters are measured.
If you hope to see the abstracted outcome, then:
summarise_session(.cbar)
## session n_anomaly n_total rate
## 1 reference 0 16 0.000
## 2 measurement 2 16 0.125
or you can just use print
function as follows:
print(.cbar)
## session n_anomaly n_total rate
## 1 reference 0 16 0.000
## 2 measurement 2 16 0.125
or
summarise_session(.cbar)
## session n_anomaly n_total rate
## 1 reference 0 16 0.000
## 2 measurement 2 16 0.125
If you hope to see details of those anomalies:
summarise_anomaly(.cbar, .session = "measurement")
## datetime session y point_pred lower_bound upper_bound
## 1 2017-12-21 15:50:09 measurement 14.7 10.80981 6.453536 15.67128
## 2 2017-12-21 15:51:09 measurement 32.4 24.94162 20.481840 29.27472
## 3 2017-12-21 15:52:09 measurement 30.4 27.09495 21.555414 34.54683
## 4 2017-12-21 15:53:09 measurement 33.9 25.98294 21.388805 30.63084
## 5 2017-12-21 15:54:09 measurement 21.5 23.51963 18.790273 29.36701
## 6 2017-12-21 15:55:09 measurement 15.5 17.47841 12.906749 21.52153
## 7 2017-12-21 15:56:09 measurement 15.2 18.03678 13.881706 22.26309
## 8 2017-12-21 15:57:09 measurement 13.3 14.58216 9.049250 20.34114
## 9 2017-12-21 15:58:09 measurement 19.2 16.05066 11.934944 20.22790
## 10 2017-12-21 15:59:09 measurement 27.3 25.53608 21.319480 30.16509
## 11 2017-12-21 16:00:09 measurement 26.0 23.92192 18.553984 29.18577
## 12 2017-12-21 16:01:09 measurement 30.4 24.48550 16.285601 30.51922
## 13 2017-12-21 16:02:09 measurement 15.8 15.29917 4.195908 22.70719
## 14 2017-12-21 16:03:09 measurement 19.7 18.70781 7.364142 24.43209
## 15 2017-12-21 16:04:09 measurement 15.0 11.63437 -1.049732 20.79486
## 16 2017-12-21 16:05:09 measurement 21.4 22.17463 18.028705 26.74785
## anomaly
## 1 FALSE
## 2 TRUE
## 3 FALSE
## 4 TRUE
## 5 FALSE
## 6 FALSE
## 7 FALSE
## 8 FALSE
## 9 FALSE
## 10 FALSE
## 11 FALSE
## 12 FALSE
## 13 FALSE
## 14 FALSE
## 15 FALSE
## 16 FALSE
And if you rather want to check prediction performance:
summarise_pred_error(.cbar)
## datetime session diff mape
## 1 2017-12-21 15:50:09 measurement 3.8901875 0.26463861
## 2 2017-12-21 15:51:09 measurement 7.4583765 0.23019680
## 3 2017-12-21 15:52:09 measurement 3.3050472 0.10871866
## 4 2017-12-21 15:53:09 measurement 7.9170636 0.23354170
## 5 2017-12-21 15:54:09 measurement 2.0196337 0.09393645
## 6 2017-12-21 15:55:09 measurement 1.9784081 0.12763923
## 7 2017-12-21 15:56:09 measurement 2.8367803 0.18663028
## 8 2017-12-21 15:57:09 measurement 1.2821648 0.09640337
## 9 2017-12-21 15:58:09 measurement 3.1493389 0.16402807
## 10 2017-12-21 15:59:09 measurement 1.7639188 0.06461241
## 11 2017-12-21 16:00:09 measurement 2.0780782 0.07992608
## 12 2017-12-21 16:01:09 measurement 5.9145010 0.19455595
## 13 2017-12-21 16:02:09 measurement 0.5008259 0.03169784
## 14 2017-12-21 16:03:09 measurement 0.9921852 0.05036473
## 15 2017-12-21 16:04:09 measurement 3.3656267 0.22437511
## 16 2017-12-21 16:05:09 measurement 0.7746257 0.03619746
to visualise:
plot_error(.cbar, method = "mape")
This Bayesian algorithm selects the best indicators, so we can make use of those selected indicators for structural analysis. Note that those indicators will be selected during the reference period.
To see those indicators:
summarise_incprob(.cbar)
## hp wt
## 0.449398 1.000000
to visualise:
plot_incprob(.cbar)