ZU, WARRIORS OF THE MAGIC MOUNTAIN A film review by Leong, Heng-Cheong Copyright 1992 Leong Heng Cheong
ZU, WARRIORS OF THE MAGIC MOUNTAIN (Chinese Title: ZU MOUNTAIN: THE NEW ZU MOUNTAIN SWORDSMEN) is a 1983 HK movie. Directed by Hsui Hark, this film stars Liu Songren, Zheng Shaochiu, and Lin Qingxia (of THE SWORDSMAN II).
This is not a martial arts film. Rather it is a fantasy set during China's civil war of 1740s, featuring a dozen flying swordsmen, a hell-within-the-mountains, and some quite difficult-to-believe fights. ZU, WARRIORS OF THE MAGIC MOUNTAIN can be better described as wu-xia rather than gong-fu (Kung Fu).
Partly based on the novel, and a earlier version of the same film, ZU, WARRIORS OF THE MAGIC MOUNTAIN helped Tsui Hark and Lin Qingxia achieved the fame of today. It also started the movie style of combining special effects with martial arts.
Made with an impressive HK$30,000 at that time, this film offers some 1983-style HK special effects.  Editing seems choppy, revealing how the special effects were done. "Cheap" models were used extensively, and the same mountains were used over and over again. However, being a very original concept at that time, Tsui Hark received instant fame for directing this film.
Lin Qingxia was actually quite famous during the 1970s. However she was type-cast into playing the girl next door in Taiwan romance movies. When these movies ceased to be popular, her career died. It was this film that managed to re-start her acting career, and she has starred in various movies since then, the most recent being THE SWORDSMAN II.
ZU, WARRIORS OF THE MAGIC MOUNTAIN is about the forces of good vs. the forces of evil. Set in the Zu Mountains, a soldier discovers a world of evil. However, the good force is closing on it, preventing the evil from dominating the world.
However, the story gets stranger and stranger from then on. The plot also gets messier. The second half of the story lacks common sense, even in the fantasy world of wu-xia, and it looks hurried. (Somehow, it seems to have many last-minute hacking... :-)) Although I don't think there is any last-minute change to the ending -- we know there is going to be a happy ending at the very beginning of the story -- the ending still looks tagged on.
Characterization again is lacking. Nothing in the film explains the romantic interest in the film. The characters are one-dimensional, and new characters are introduced more or less randomly.
This is not a film that I would recommend -- unless you are a very great fan of Hsui Hark or wu-xia. Watch it only for historical reasons. However, if you do watch the movie, catch the cameo appearance of Tsui Hark towards the very end of the movie. This film is rated PG in Singapore. A few killings, but with no graphical violence.
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Learning a language, you are not going to write in professionally, is like visiting a country you are not going to move in to. It may be tiring, but it’s fun, educational and it makes you appreciate other cultures. And Lisp is particularly fascinating to learn because of its influence on modern programming. You might see traces of Lisp in the most unexpected technologies like WebAssembly or GCC internal representation.
The only reason not to learn Lisp, or any other language, is the amount of effort it usually takes. But! If you only want to know the very basics of Lisp, you wouldn’t have to spend any effort at all.
 And this also means that you know a bit of French as well. Words like “concept”, “culture”, “action”, “instinct”, “machine”, “science”, and many more are actually shared between the two languages. Words like these are called “cognates”, and the word “cognate” is almost a cognate itself.
This happens because of long-lasting French influence on the English language. And the same goes for Lisp too. Its ideas and concepts are so widespread among modern languages that if you have any substantial experience in programming at all — you automatically know some Lisp.
I've prepared several exercises so you could prove to yourself that you do know a little Lisp. As many languages and dialects belong to the Lisp family, I should specify that this quiz is based on WeScheme.
The exercises start with very simple things and gradually progress into obscurity. It’s ok not to get all the answers right, some of them would only work for programmers with a functional programming background.
Amuse-toi!
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Example 5.7 (Linear time-invariant plant)
Following the model of a physical component
| ẋ | = f(x,u), | C | := {x | x ∈ ℝn}, | (1a)
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| x+ | = g(x) = ∅, | D | := ∅, | (1b)
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where
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NP are matrices of appropriate dimensions. State and input constraints can directly be
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CP. For example, the constraint that
x has all of its components nonnegative and that
u has
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For example, the evolution of the temperature of a room with a heater can be modeled by a linear-time invariant
system with state
x denoting the temperature of the room and with input
u = (
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u1 denotes whether
the heater is turned on (
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where
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We define the basis vectors as: $$\gamma_0 ^2 = 1, \gamma_k ^2 = -1, \gamma _ \mu \cdot \gamma _ \nu = 0 , \, (\mu \neq \nu) $$
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We define the faraday bivector: \begin{align} F = E_1 \gamma_{10} + E_2 \gamma_{20} + E_3 \gamma_{30} + \\ B_1 \gamma_{32} + B_2 \gamma_{13} + B_3 \gamma_{21} = \vec E + I \vec B \end{align}
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Required Packages
library(tidyverse) # Loads several very helpful 'tidy' packages
library(furniture) # Nice tables (by our own Tyson Barrett)
library(afex) # Analysis of Factorial Experiments
library(emmeans) # Estimated marginal means (Least-squares means)
library(readxl) # Necessary for reading in an example data set
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<IP_ADDRESS> Hypotheses
H_0: There is no difference in the DV average between IV group
H_a: The DV average is different for at least one IV group
5.2 Exploratory Data Analysis
5.2.1 Compute Summary Statistics
NOTE: Calculate summary statistics of the DV by the groups to the data to eyeball the potential effect or differences in the means. Also check if the standard deviations and samples sizes are somewhat similar in each group.
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5.2.2 Plot the Observed Data
NOTE: Plot the data to eyeball the potential effect. Remember the center line in each box represents the median, not the mean.
<IP_ADDRESS> Side-by-Side Boxplots
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y = continuous_DV)) + # DV on the y-axis
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geom_point() +
theme_bw()
<IP_ADDRESS> Mean by Group Dot-Plot
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y = continuous_DV)) + # DV on the y-axis
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theme_bw()
<IP_ADDRESS> Violin-&-Boxplots
%>%
data_long ggplot(aes(x = group_IV, # groups along the x-axis
y = continuous_DV)) + # DV on the y-axis
geom_violin(fill = "gray") +
geom_boxplot(width = .07,
fill = "white") +
geom_jitter(position = position_jitter(0.21)) +
stat_summary(fun = mean,
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color = "red",
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theme_bw()
5.3 Assumption Checks
5.3.1 Independent, Random Samples
The Sample(s) was drawn at random (at least as representative as possible)
NOTE: Nothing can be done to fix NON-representative samples and there is no statistically test to test this.
5.3.2 Normality of the DV in each Group
A variable is said to follow the normal distribution if it resembles the normal curve. Specifically it is symetrical, unimodal, and bell shaped.
The continuous variable has a NORMAL distribution in ALL relevant populations
- Not as important if the sample is large (Central Limit Theorem)
- IF the sample is far from normal &/or small, might want to use a different method
Options to judging normality:
-
Visualization of each sample’s distribution
- Stacked histograms, but is sensitive to binning choices (number or width)
- Side-by-side boxplots, shows median instead of mean as central line
- Seperate QQ plots (straight \(45^\circ\) line), but is sensitive to outliers!
-
Calculate Skewness and Kurtosis
-
Divided each value by its standard error (SE)
-
A result \(\gt \pm 2\) indicates
issues
- Best used when sample is small, n < 30’ish
-
Divided each value by its standard error (SE)
-
Formal Inferential Tests for Normality
- Null-hypothesis: population is normally distributed
- A \(p \lt .05\) ???indicate snon-normality
- For smaller samples, use Shapiro-Wilk’s Test
- For larger samples, use Kolmogorov-Smirnov’s Test
<IP_ADDRESS> Histogram by Groups
%>%
data_long ggplot(aes(continuous_var)) + # DV along the x-axis
geom_histogram(fill = "gray",
color = "black",
alpha = .5) +
facet_grid(group_var ~ ., # Panel by group
labeller = label_both) +
theme_bw()
<IP_ADDRESS> QQ Plot by Group
%>%
data_long ggplot(aes(sample = continuous_var)) + # make sure to include "sample = DV"
geom_qq() +
stat_qq_line() +
facet_wrap(~ group_var, # Panel by group
labeller = label_both) +
theme_bw()
<IP_ADDRESS> Skewness and Kurtosis Values
%>%
data_long ::describeBy(continuous_var ~ group_var, # Formula: DV ~ groups
psychdata = .,
mat = TRUE,
digits = 2)
<IP_ADDRESS> Skapiro-Wilk’s Test
%>%
data_long ::group_by(group_var) %>% # By group
dplyr::summarise(W.stat = shapiro.test(continuous_var)$statistic, # For the DV
dplyrp.value = shapiro.test(continuous_var)$p.value) # For the DV
<IP_ADDRESS> Skewness, Kurtosis, & Shapiro-Wilk’s Test
%>%
data_long ::nest_by(group_var) %>% # By group
dplyr::summarise(summ = list(pastecs::stat.desc(data$continuous_var, # For the DV
dplyrnorm = TRUE))) %>%
::mutate(summ = list(summ %>%
dplyrunlist() %>%
data.frame() %>%
::rename("value" = ".") %>%
dplyr::rownames_to_column(var = "stat"))) %>%
tibble::unnest(summ) %>%
tidyr::filter(stat %in% c("skewness", "skew.2SE",
dplyr"kurtosis", "kurt.2SE",
"normtest.W", "normtest.p")) %>%
::pivot_wider(names_from = stat,
tidyrvalues_from = value)
skew.2SE
- Calculateed as
skew
divided by 2 times the SE of skewness - If > 1, then we can conclude violations to normality
- Calculateed as
kurt.2SE
- Calculateed as
kurt
divided by 2 times the SE of skewness - If > 1, then we can conclude violations to normality
- Calculateed as
5.3.3 Homogeneity of Variance (HOV) in the DV between groups
All three of the Tests below have:
- \(H_0\): all populations’ variances are equal
- \(H_1\) At least two of the populations have different variances
NOTE: When using Bartlett’s test one of the main assumptions data should be normally distributed. In the case of non-normal data, the Levene’s test is an alternative to the Bartlett test. The Fligner-Killeen test is one of the many tests for homogeneity of variances which is most robust against departures from normality.
<IP_ADDRESS> Bartlett’s Test
%>%
df_long bartlett.test(continuous_var ~ group_var, # Formula: DV ~ groups
data = .)
5.4 One-way ANOVA Model
5.4.1 Fit & Save the Model
The aov_4()
function from the afex
package fits ANOVA models (oneway, two-way, repeated measures, and mixed design). It needs at least two arguments:
formula:
continuous_DV ~ group_IV + (1|id_var)
one observation per subject andid_var
is distinct for each subjectdataset:
data = .
we use the period to signify that the datset is being piped from above
Here is an outline of what your syntax should look like when you fit and save a one-way ANOVA. Of course you will replace the dataset name and the variable names, as well as the name you are saving it as.
NOTE: The aov_4()
function works on
data in LONG format only. Each observation needs to be on its one line
or row with seperate variables for the group membership (categorical
factor or fct
) and the continuous measurement (numberic or
dbl
). The (1|id_var)
indicates there is only
ONE observation PER individual.
# One-way ANOVA: fit and save
<- data_long %>%
aov_name ::aov_4(continuous_DV ~ group_IV + (1|id_var), # Formula: DV ~ groups + (1| id_var)
afexdata = .)
5.4.2 Basic Output - stored name of model
By running the name you saved you model under, you will get a brief set of output, including a measure of Effect Size.
NOTE: The ges
is the generalized
eta squared. In a one-way ANOVA, the eta-squared effect size is
only one value, ie. generalized \(\eta_g\) and partial \(\eta_p\) are the same.
# Display basic ANOVA results (includes effect size)
aov_name
5.4.3 Fuller Output - add $Anova on model name
To fully fill out a standard ANOVA table and compute other effect sizes, you will need a more complete set of output, including the Sum of Squares components, you will need to add $Anova
at the end of the model name before running it.
NOTE: IGNORE the first line that starts with
(Intercept)
! Also, the ‘mean sum of squares’ are not
included in this table, nor is the Total line at the
bottom of the standard ANOVA table. You will need to manually compute
these values and add them on the homework page. Remember that
Sum of Squares (SS)
and
degrees of freedom (df)
add up, but
Mean Sum of Squreas (MS)
do not add up. Also:
MS = SS/df
for each term.
# Display fuller ANOVA results (includes sum of squares)
$Anova aov_name
5.5 Followup-tests
5.5.1 Calculate Estimated Marginal Means
NOTE: Estimated Marginal Means (EMM) will we identical WHEN the groups are exactly the same size AND there is only ONE grouping variable.
%>%
aov_name ::emmeans(~ group_var) # by groups emmeans
5.5.2 Plot Estimated Marginal Means
%>%
aov_name ::emmip(~ group_var, # Calculate Estimated Marginal Means
emmeansCIs = TRUE) # Include Confidence Intervals
5.5.3 All Pairwise Comparisons
There are two steps to conduct all possible pairwise comparisons:
emmeans::emmeans(~ group_var)
- Calculate the Estimated Marinal Meanspairs()
- Determine if each pair is significantly different
Within the pairs()
function there are several options for controling for multiple comparisons, including:
adjust = "none"
- Fisher’s LSDadjust = "tukey"
- Tukey’s HSDadjust = "bon"
- Bonferroni
NOTE: Fisher’s LSD approach is valid if you have 2-3 groups. If there are 4 or more groups, Tukey’s HSD adjustment is more appropriate, provided the groups are the same size. Bonferroni’s adjustment is most conservative.
%>%
aov_name ::emmeans(~ group_var) %>% # Calculate Estimated Marginal Means
emmeanspairs(adjust = "tukey") # Is each pair signif different?
5.5.4 Effect Size for Pairwise Comparisons
Cohen’s d like “Standardized Mean Differences”
%>%
aov_name ::emmeans(~ group_var) %>%
emmeans::eff_size(sigma = sigma(aov_name$lm),
emmeansedf = df.residual(aov_name$lm))
5.5.5 Contrast Statements
There are two steps to conduct a contrast comparison:
emmeans(~ group_var)
- Calculate the Estimated Marinal Meanscontrast()
- Determine if each pair is significantly different
Inside the contrast statement, list the named sets of linear contrast weights. We will only be doing one-at-a-time, but we must still use a nested list
.
NOTE: You must provide one weight (\(c_i\)) for each of the \(k\) groups. If you wish to ignore a group, that group’s weight is \(c_i = 0\). The sum total of all the weights must be zero (\(\sum c_i = 0\)), so use positive and negative numbers.
%>%
aov_name ::emmeans(~ group_var) %>%
emmeans::contrast(list("your contrast name" = c(c_1, c_2, ... , c_k))) emmeans
5.6 APA Write-up
5.6.1 Methods Section
- Research Question(s)
- Specific testable hypotheses
- Sample
- participants
- inclusion & exclusion criteria
- Procedure
- setting
- timeline
- intervention & placebo (if applicable)
- Variables
- Measures used
- DV & IV(s)
- Analytic Plan
- Main Method Used, options
- Assumptions & How Tested
- Follow-up tests
- Effect Size
5.6.2 Results Section
- Descriptive Summary
- Table 1 with sample and variables
- Eyeball treands seen
- Main Test Results
- Assumptions of interest
- May need a table(s) and/or plot(s)
- Follow-up Tests
- final conclusion
Make sure to include: * Effect Sizes * Direction of any Significant relationship * Contex (not “reject the null”)


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Experience with Design and Blogging
Date: April 30, 2014
My experience with blogging for DBC and trying to write for an audience has been challenging, but not altogether unpleasant.
First of all in relation to blogging for learning, I have to admit at first I really disliked it. Having to research a topic not only to the point of understanding, but also to the point of being able to explain was extremely time consuming. Sometimes I would have absolutely no background in the topic, so I would have to search for sources from the very basics and try to interpret it my own way. My first technical blogs were probably the most painful.
At the same time, I have to admit that the extensive research helped me understand the topics at hand more fully. Even if the topic wasn't particularly interesting to me, in order to be able to explain it I would have to read up a lot on it. Usually I tend to try to cut to the chase and just try to find out why something doesn't work, or find the syntax for what I'm trying to do. I usually feel like I'm pressed for time and shouldn't be going into extra research for certain topics if its not needed for me to complete a challenge. But if you take the example of the Arrays and Hashes blog, that knowledge stuck with me since I had to read, write and explain it, not to mention format the examples. So in that way writing a learning blog post was technically beneficial.
Writing for an audience and writing to reflect on myself have also been interesting experiences. I'm usually not used to writing something outside of an academic paper (rare) or quick lists (less rare). I guess when writing a blog post its useful to think of who might read it, and then ramble less and/or pay more attention to structure and readibility.
Designing and writing blog posts has been enlightening. My first blog post (now edited to fit the format of my template) originally featured 3 columns for no good reason and a patterned background. It was hard to read, the colors were way too bright and the layout of the content made very little sense for consecutive posts. Keeping the content in mind while formatting the blog was key in this case. I still have a lot to work on, but I feel like my blog/website looks a bit better now!
In the future, I might want to do more with media queries on this website, but at this point I'm pretty happy with how most of the blog is formatted. I'm less happy with the index, but hopefully inspiration will strike sometime!


This is based on two combined experiences I've had. The first on a few weeks ago and the second today, which I'm still under the post peak madness off.
On both these experiences I've smoked 1/2 a bong and on each occasion heard a voice saying 'right come with me, we don't have much time'. On friday night it wanted me to take my couch (which I was lying on) to add to a machine that was being built, at which time I jumped at to do just that, in doing so I opened my eyes, washing away the illusion. Around me the room had taken on a blue tinge and I could hear chattery laughter.
I then lay back on the couch again, closed my eyes and it was like I was falling past a red brick building with yellow rectangles where windows should of been, this faded after about 30 seconds and it was then I the inside of my mouth went cold and I could taste a metalish taste, I then devoloped the same sensation of cold on my hands, and after a minute my hands could taste the flavour in my mouth. Tonight after i heard the voice entities who's faces I couldn't see started lifting the walls of my room to bits (which I could still see even though I had my eyes closed), I unfortunately couldn't see these beings. Once they had completely removed my room I was left suspended in darkness, until slowly small figures started to appear and dance in front of me. Then about all that happened is it ended.
I'm quite an experienced drug user, but this was like nothing else, reading all the trip reports in the world will never, never prepare you for it.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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The return of the cult comedy series for a second run attracted 370,000 on its opening night on RTE Two and is already the comedy hit of 2019 for the national broadcaster.
And while the focus of episode one was the storyline of Jock and Siobhan’s teenage pregnancy, it is the blossoming romance between Conor (Alex) and Linda (Demi) that earned the biggest belly laughs.
Viewers watched open mouthed as Chris stripped down to his birthday suit in the school principal’s office as the pair attempted unsuccessfully to ‘go all the way’.
And Alex, 21, admits that this is a running theme for series two and that his embarrassing scenes with Demi, 18, get more frequent as the series progresses.
“We would love to do a series three but in all honesty that means that the embarrassing stuff will get much worse”, he told The Irish Mirror.
“I have kind of hit rock bottom in this series anyway, but I am sure they can find something worse.

“Those moments aren’t awkward because we are both there to do a job.
“There is no point getting nervous or awkward so we get on with it and just have fun with it and hopefully the audience comes on the journey with us.”
Both Conor and Jock are no stranger to embarrassing situations stripping off together in front of the Principal in a memorable classroom scene during season two.
And while Conor has broken up with Linda, Alex hinted that the future might be bright for the pair.
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“I can’t say too much but let’s just say there are far more embarrassing and compromising situations ahead for Conor and Linda.
“I think people are bizarrely behind Conor and Linda and want them to get back together.
“Maybe they just want to see me in the most humiliating situations on the planet, who knows?”


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Living away from home and dealing with a new academic system gives you both excitement and challenges. If you encounter difficulties, be sure to seek help from student support resources on campus early so that we have better chance of supporting you overcome challenging situation.
We offer walk-in one stop services at “Support Desk for International Students and Studying Abroad”. We also offer individual/private session to improve your situation. Further this also gives you the opportunities to connect you with on/off-campus community so that you can have a chance to deepen your understanding toward Japan and Japanese society. We also help international students with finding the career possibilities in Japan.


Seeking revenge on Sorin Markov for what she sees as his abandonment of her home, Zendikar, Nahiri brings the Eldrazi threat to Innistrad. Jace Beleren, realizing what is happening, brings the Gatewatch to help save the plane.


Displays force platform geometries from a collection of btk::ForcePlatform object.
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#include <btkVTKForcePlatformsSource.h>
Displays force platform geometries from a collection of btk::ForcePlatform object.
| btk::VTKForcePlatformsSource::VTKForcePlatformsSource |
( |
| ) |
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protected |
Constructor.
Filter with one input and output.
| btk::VTKForcePlatformsSource::~VTKForcePlatformsSource |
( |
| ) |
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inlineprotected |
| int btk::VTKForcePlatformsSource::FillInputPortInformation |
( |
int |
port, |
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vtkInformation * |
info |
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) |
| |
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protectedvirtual |
Sets the type of object required for the input.
| double btk::VTKForcePlatformsSource::GetScaleUnit |
( |
| ) |
|
|
inline |
Returns the scale factor used to adapt size of force platform's geometry.
Usefull when visualized acquistion date are set in meter, millimeter, inch, etc.
| bool btk::VTKForcePlatformsSource::GetShowAxes |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
Gets the status for the displaying of the axes.
| bool btk::VTKForcePlatformsSource::GetShowIndex |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
Gets the status for the displaying of the index.
| void btk::VTKForcePlatformsSource::PrintSelf |
( |
ostream & |
os, |
|
|
vtkIndent |
indent |
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) |
| |
Prints only Superclass informations.
| int btk::VTKForcePlatformsSource::RequestData |
( |
vtkInformation * |
request, |
|
|
vtkInformationVector ** |
inputVector, |
|
|
vtkInformationVector * |
outputVector |
|
) |
| |
|
protectedvirtual |
Generate force platform geometry.
| void btk::VTKForcePlatformsSource::SetScaleUnit |
( |
double |
s | ) |
|
|
inline |
Sets the scale factor used to adapt size of force platform's geometry.
Usefull when visualized acquistion date are set in meter, millimeter, inch, etc.
| void btk::VTKForcePlatformsSource::SetShowAxes |
( |
bool |
actived | ) |
|
Switch on/off the displaying of the axes for each force platform.
| void btk::VTKForcePlatformsSource::SetShowIndex |
( |
bool |
actived | ) |
|
Switch on/off the displaying of the index for each force platform.


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Borderlands 3's first DLC seems like it'll further desecrate the legacy of Handsome Jack
Mo' looks, mo' problems
by Brett MakedonskiA handsome guy just can't catch a break. History is told by those who win, and Handsome Jack definitely did not win. Hyperion's leader opened up some vaults and took over Pandora, only to catch a few bullets for his trouble. Okay, maybe many bullets.
It seems as though Handsome Jack will catch more flak in Borderlands 3's first proper add-on. Gearbox is nearly ready for the reveal of Borderlands 3's first story DLC, and it seems like Handsome Jack -- although very much dead -- is at the center of it. Here's the teaser trailer:
That's Opportunity, Handsome Jack's utopian city of the future. That's also Mad Moxxi, and she wants to burn the whole thing down. You know how this story goes. Just turn it off before the end because the bad guy dies.
Gearbox has more in store for everyone who's grinding Borderlands 3's endgame. The raid-like Takedown at the Maliwan Blacksite and Mayhem Mode 4 are both being implemented before the end of November. That all gets detailed alongside the premium DLC on the November 20 episode of The Borderlands Show.


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This is a two year program is designed to prepare students for many different jobs in the digital media industry. Students will learn the base elements of planning media projects as well as the development stage and the creative and technical aspects. In this hands-on program, students will explore web development, digital imaging, authoring, photography as well as video. Students will work on individual and team projects and gain practical experience working with clients in the applied projects course.


Introduction to Cocos2d-x
Cocos2d-x is one of the most used frameworks for cross-platform developing mobile games, and the one I myself used to develop 2D games. Cocos2d-x offers C++, JavaScript and Lua languages.
I will share my knowledge about cocos2d-x, I will use Cocos2d-x V3 C++ in my tutorials. Let's start with a new project creation.
Download Cocos2d-x last version from http://cocos2d-x.org also you can download from github with using Git Command Line as following;
git clone https://github.com/cocos2d/cocos2d-x.git
Now change to the directory where you want to clone the repository and run setup.py script as following;
cd /Users/onurtnrkl/Documents/Cocos2d-x
./setup.py
Script will ask Android NDK and SDK path, if you will use Android enter directory of NDK and SDK. If you will use only iOS press Enter for skip. After this, reload your bash profile and create your first project;
source ~/.bash_profile
cocos new MyFirstProject -p com.Tutorial.MyFirstProject -l cpp -d /Users/onurtnrkl/Desktop/
That's all. Now you can see your project folder from your directory.
More information about cocos new arguments
positional arguments:
PROJECT_NAME Set the project name
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p PACKAGE_NAME, --package PACKAGE_NAME
Set a package name for project
-l {cpp,lua,js}, --language {cpp,lua,js}
Major programming language you want to use, should be
[cpp | lua | js]
-d DIRECTORY, --directory DIRECTORY
Set generate project directory for project
-t TEMPLATE_NAME, --template TEMPLATE_NAME
Set the template name you want create from
--ios-bundleid IOS_BUNDLEID
Set a bundle id for ios project
--mac-bundleid MAC_BUNDLEID
Set a bundle id for mac project
-e ENGINE_PATH, --engine-path ENGINE_PATH
Set the path of cocos2d-x/cocos2d-js engine
--portrait Set the project be portrait.
lua/js project arguments:
--no-native No native support.


Loader
The Loader class is used to preload files
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
Creates an instance of the Loader class |
Method Summary
| Public Methods | ||
| public |
Create a new instance of the Loader |
|
| public |
Returns a load file by id |
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| public |
Returns the cache containing the preloaded files |
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| public |
Load a list of files |
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| public |
preloadAudio(id: String, url: String, audio: Audio): Promise Preload an audio file |
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| public |
preloadFile(id: String, url: String, request: XMLHttpRequest): Promise Preload a file using HTTPRequest |
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| public |
preloadImage(id: String, url: String, image: Image): Promise Preload an image |
Public Constructors
Public Methods
public get(id: String): Object source
Returns a load file by id
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| id | String |
public preload(files: Object, progress: Function): Promise source
Load a list of files
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| files | Object | Contains a list of files to load with the following structure: { "file1": "url1", "file2": "url2" } or { "file1": { type: "image|audio|file", url: "url1", obj: objectLoader|null } } |
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| progress | Function | A callback function with the parameters: "err, id, data, loaded, total" |
Return:
| Promise | Returns a promise which is resolved upon loading all files, doesn't matter if they failed or not |
public preloadFile(id: String, url: String, request: XMLHttpRequest): Promise source
Preload a file using HTTPRequest


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Burna Boy Unfollows Everyone On Instagram, Leaves Only Stefflon Don (Photo)
by Gbenga SijuadeFuture Award winner, Burna Boy, has unfollowed everyone on Instagram, leaving only his girlfriend, Stefflon Don.
The self-acclaimed ‘African Giant’ may just be proving that he is indeed the king and need not follow anyone.
Burna Boy, who is unbelievably controversial, may just be attracting a lot of backlash because of his actions.
With a follower base amounting to 4.6M, Burna Boy has joined the train of the few artists who are following no one.
See His Instagram page link bellowhttps://www.instagram.com/burnaboygram/
With time, we shall know his reason behind this, however, fingers crossed as to how Nigerians will react to this.


I am Georgi. I am working realy hard to study programming in SoftUni and TU both.
I am from awesome town - most people know it like maina town


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- DiamondLang::Errors::InvalidAxis
- with the invalid axis being i
- should eq "A cordinate was created with an axis of i, which isn't in: [x, y, z]"0.00243s
- with the invalid axis being w
- should eq "A cordinate was created with an axis of w, which isn't in: [x, y, z]"0.00020s
- with the invalid axis being a
- should eq "A cordinate was created with an axis of a, which isn't in: [x, y, z]"0.00013s
- DiamondLang::Errors::InvalidCoordinateValue
- with the invalid value being 5f
- should eq "5f isn't a valid coordinate."0.00015s
- with the invalid value being ~!2!
- should eq "~!2! isn't a valid coordinate."0.00012s
- DiamondLang::Errors::RelativeCordinateConvertedToArgument
- with the default message
- should eq "A relative cordinate was converted to an argument."0.00016s
- DiamondLang::Errors::TooSmall
- with the default message
- should eq "Could not fit all commands in the area you selected."0.00014s
- DiamondLang::Helpers::Block
- with an id of stone
- is stone0.00010s
- has a data value of 00.00009s
- converts to a string0.00012s
- converts to a string with a replace method0.00010s
- when converted to falling sand
- should be a kind of DiamondLang::Helpers::FallingSand0.00158s
- is a FallingSand entity0.00016s
- has a block id of stone0.00010s
- has a time of 10.00013s
- with an id of sand
- is sand0.00010s
- has a data value of 00.00009s
- converts to a string0.00011s
- converts to a string with a replace method0.00010s
- when converted to falling sand
- should be a kind of DiamondLang::Helpers::FallingSand0.00017s
- is a FallingSand entity0.00009s
- has a block id of stone0.00012s
- has a time of 10.00009s
- with an id of wood
- is wood0.00011s
- has a data value of 00.00009s
- converts to a string0.00010s
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- when converted to falling sand
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Some words seem to 'fit' their meanings. For example, consider the English words wiggle, jiggle, and wriggle.
We have an intuitive sense of the meanings of these words, because there is a resemblance between the words and their meanings.
Even people who do not speak any English can get a sense of the meaning of these words.
Words like walk and run on the other hand are not so intuitive; people who do not know any English would not be able to guess what these words mean.
In this task, you will listen to some foreign words, and we will tell you their meanings. You will then be asked to judge whether there is a resemblance between the word and its meaning.
Criteria for participation
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When you play each item you will hear three sounds separated by silences. Simply judge WHICH SOUND WAS SOFTEST (quietest) -- 1, 2, or 3?
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Published on — Tue Jul 25 2023


So when I got started with this blog, I grabbed the first thing that I saw I liked and was good to go, out of the box. That happened to be BlackDoc. I did this mainly so I could experiment with Emacs and blogging from it through jekyll, also I generally despise any 'front-end' work.  This to me, makes forward facing tech on the web irritating, arbitrarily hard and not worth it. However, since this is just a thing I'm doing for me and I don't care what browser where renders what in some way, I decided to give the whole html5 Css thing another go.
So I started with what I sort of remembered, I need to reset or something, and then I found that apparently lots of people are normalizing instead. Grabbed this scss version of Normalize.css.  Poking around and a wild skeleton appeared, then I located this scss version which had the normalize removed, what luck since i had already found the standalone one.
At first I was messing around with the skeleton grid system, pretty sweet, but when I was exploring I kept hearing about flexbox is coming soon, so I looked into this flexy box thing. Turns out it had arrived already. With this knowledge in hand I quickly located flexbox grid and disabled importing the grid system from skeleton. Nice nice, great start. Then I found out that chrome dropped support for position: sticky, messed around with java script polyfills for making this work. Then I decided meh who cares. With that tidbit out of the way, I moved on to colors. Even though I generally dislike frontend work I have always loved colors, which gave me another chance to use one of my favorite tools sip, very cool. So I snagged me some colors, and got to work.
Type type type, messing around with template, soooo many divs and divs as wrappers barf. I thought this was >Current Year and there was supposed to be much semantic goodness. Much searching, find some examples. Strip down the html present in my starting template, omg all the shapes and typesetting are three kinds of messed up. Ok…Ok…Gonna bite the bullet lets strip this whole thing down, use reference render of decent looking one rendered old way. Ok some sections an aside a nav and various elements later, done. So I'm looking at it and I'm pretty unsatisfied with my navigation, and I think to myself yeah, code. It should look like code.
Great idea, I get to work on it manually plotting out some spans, simulate rainbow parenthesis. But there is this huge gap at the bottom of my code block. What gives? Turns out that the end of the liquid for tag before the closing
 adds white space as it is interpreted literally. So I had to capture the output:
and insert it:
Instead of keeping the logic in between the tags, as it had originally been done in BlackDoc.
Alright, then I noticed that for some reason (still unknown to me) if you visit this bugged archived copy of the main page. You will discover the thing that prompted me to ask this question on SO. Basically for some reason on safari the left hand nav is thin and anti-aliased while the pagination at the bottom is not. I followed the advice, well sort of because I wanted both navigation places to look like the pagination. Now I just need to style the tags on the main article pages and should be done, unless I totally forgot about something. Probably did…probably did.


Benetech's Code Alliance is a technology program that connects developers to social impact opportunities through open source hackathons and code sprints!
This year we are bringing you 2 - 3 nonprofit projects over the course of 2.5 days.
The nonprofits we work with are tech-focused, have open source software projects, and are already using technology for good in the field. There will be 1 technical representative from each nonprofit to work with you onsite the days of the events.
Your job is to join a team and work with your master of ceremonies: Deep Datta, on fulfilling a list of technical tasks to be assigned to your team that day.
You can read the project descriptions and see the list of skills needed for each team by clicking on the links below:
AmpleHarvest.org OpenReferral.org3:00 - 5:00 pm: 2-hour kickoff presentation!
9:30 am - 9:30 pm: Spend all day coding with your team!
9:30 am - 4:30 pm: Last day of coding!
4:30 pm - 5:15 pm: Demo presentations and wrap-up
*** We are providing food and drinks to all hackathon participants!
Your BlackRock contact is Joanne Deignan.
Feel free to contact me Deep Datta if you have any
questions or comments about this event!


Power Stream, Borivali(West) As a "Software Developer".
Skill Sets:
Application software: Turbo C, Dosbox, Quency C, Microsoft Visual Studio 2013, Dreamweaver 8, Netbeans, Oracle 10.
Awards:
Certificate of Appreciation for "INFOSYS - SFIT CAMPUS CONNECT PROGRAMME [FP 3.1]" training for batch 2013-14 and 2014-15.
Professional Memberships: ISTE
Academic Duties:
Member of Placement Committee
Member of E-CELL committee
Interaction with Professional Institutions:
University of Mumbai as Examiner
Infosys Campus Connect, Pune
R&D Activities:
Two week ISTE approved short term training programme on “Advances in Cloud Computing” conducted by Thadomal Sahani Engeneering College, Mumbai from 15/06/2015 to 26/06/2015.
"SILVER certificate under Inspire -The Campus Connect Faculty Partnership Model" by Infosys Partners in success 2015.
Two week ISTE WORKSHOP on “Introduction to Design of Algorithms” conducted by Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT) from 27/04/2015 to 30/05/2015
Certificate of
participation in Faculty Development Programme conducted by
TCS
on “
Cloud Computing, Big Data & Virtualizati
on
” held on 10/04/2015 at
SFIT college, Mumbai
Certificate of Appreciation
in guiding students for
“PRAYAS
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2015”,
a science and technology project exhibition
approved by ISTE student chapter (MH
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202)
held on 04/03/2015 at SFIT college, Mumbai.
One week
short term training
Programme on “
Faculty Enablement Program (FEP) on
Foundation Program 4.0
” conducted by
INFOSYS LTD
.
At SGI, Atigre from 05/01/2015 to 09/01/2015 and has been awarded with
“A
” grade.
Certificate of Appreciation
for “
INFOSYS
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S
FIT CAMPUS CONNECT PROGRAMME
[
FP 3.1
]
”
training for batch 2013
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14 and 2014
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15.
Two week
ISTE WORKSHOP
on
“Computer Programming”
conducted by
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT)
from 20/05/2014 to 21/06/2014.
Certificate of Appreciation
for extending services towards development of students, SFIT, year
2013.
Faculty Induction Programme
[FIP
–
12] from 02/07/2012 to 12/07/2012.
Publication & Conferences : (Till Date)
Conference:
National : 0
International : 7
Journal:
National : 0
International : 7
Books:
Published: 4
Books Published: 4 (09/02/16)
Book Name: Structured Programming Approach
Author Name: Bhavesh Pandya & Sachin Agrawal
Publication: Vikas Publication (New Delhi)
Academic Year: 2014
Year : FE
Semester: II (Common for all branches)
ISBN NO: 978-9325-975538
Book Name: Multimodal Fusion of Iris and Fingerprint


What is React?
History
Why React?
Simplicity
Easy to learn
Native Approach
Data Binding
React Perfomance
Testability
Conclusion


What you will find here
The primary focus of our activities is to enable high performance TensorFlow application deployed on the OpenShift Container Platform.
Building TensorFlow from source can give better performance than the official standard build. This is because the
default TensorFlow binaries target the broadest range of hardware to make TensorFlow accessible to everyone. If using CPUs for training or inference, it is recommended to compile TensorFlow with all of the optimizations available for the CPU in use.
Who we are
The Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence (AICoE) is part of Red Hat's Office of the CTO. Our core mission is to:
- Lead Red Hat on a path to fully embrace the AI transformation leveraging momentum and strengths from our existing product portfolio and unique Open Source philosophy
- In collaboration with the different product, service, and operations teams, we advance the application of state-of-the-art AI
As part of our mission we strive to provide a optimized developer experience on the OpenShift Container Platform. A part of this, are the artifacts you will finde here.
How we build them
To build the artifacts you can find here, we are using OpenShift. A build is triggered for each release of TensorFlow and will result in an optimized artifact published in the corresponding Python Module index on this site. For details on the build process you may have a look at our build tool chain.
Python Simple Index
How to use it
Using these wheels with your Python application is very simple, just use the directory we provide as a source in your Pipfile or requirements.txt.
Pipenv
Here is a simple example of a
Pipfile
.
[[source]] url ="https://tensorflow.pypi.thoth-station.ninja/index/manylinux2010/AVX2/simple/" verify_ssl = true name = "redhat-aicoe-experiments" [[source]] url = "https://pypi.python.org/simple" verify_ssl = true name = "pypi" [requires] python_version = "3.6" [packages] tensorflow = {version="==1.13.2", index="redhat-aicoe-experiments"} [pipenv] allow_prereleases = true


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- code/googleappengine-read-only/python/google/appengine/datastore/datastore_v3_pb.py


Before Change
early_stopping=True))
est.fit(X_train, y_train)
print("done in {:.3f}s".format(time() - tic))
print("Test R2 score: {:.2f}".format(est.score(X_test, y_test)))
// %%
// We configured a pipeline to scale the numerical input features and tuned the
// neural network size and learning rate to get a reasonable compromise between
After Change
"Partial dependence of house value on non-location features\n"
"for the California housing dataset, with Gradient Boosting"
)
display.figure_.subplots_adjust(wspace=0.4, hspace=0.3)
// %%
// Analysis of the plots
// .....................


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Mysterous Wizard:
So tell me!
"You're gathering materials for the dark arts."
"You signed a contract."


that God stepped into lives that needed changing and announced His presence and power with grace and truth.
I hope you’ll be listening for the echoes of your own story each week. Exploring our identities is a lifelong process. At every stage and in every experience of life we are led to ask again: “Who is God, and who is He calling me to become?”
For each week of our study there are five readings. The first four explore the theme of transformation found in the featured Bible story, and the last one focuses on the theme of God’s revelation of Himself. Each of these readings includes the following segments:
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A guided reflection and study of the Scripture with space for recording your responses. (Boldface type indicates write-in-the-book questions or activities.) |
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Pray About It |
A prayer suggestion and/or sample prayer to guide you into a personal time of prayer. |
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Ideas to help you act on what you have read. |
You will be able to complete each reading in about 20–30 minutes. (You will need a pen or pencil and your Bible.) Completing these readings each week will help to prepare you for the discussion and activities of the group session.
Once a week you will gather with your group to watch a video in which I share additional insights into the stories and their application in our lives. I encourage you to discuss what you’re learning and to share how God is working to transform your own stories. You will find that sharing with one another will enable you to recognize God’s activity in your lives even more clearly and help you to encourage and pray for one another.
Before you begin this journey, give God permission to work on your heart and your life. Offer yourself to Him and express your desire to live into the new story He is writing for you. May God richly bless you as you study His Word and discover the wonderful things that happen when God rewrites your story!
Blessings,


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wcDocker (Web Cabin Docker) is a page layout framework that allows users to organize an array-able list of panel types in almost any configuration. Panels can be docked beside other panels, floating on their own, resized, moved, duplicated, and removed at will by the user. It is a powerful library for use as an IDE or a visual data management interface.
- wcDocker is developed and maintained by Jeff Houde (lochemage@webcabin.org).
Dependencies
Begin by including the necessary dependencies.
- JQuery Library version 1.11.1 http://jquery.com/
- JQuery ContextMenu Library https://github.com/swisnl/jQuery-contextMenu
- Font-Awesome http://fortawesome.github.io/Font-Awesome/
Installation
You can use bower for easy installation using the Node Package Manager
{@lang bash}npm install -g bower
bower install wcDocker
Once installed, all of the source files will now be located in the bower_components
folder and ready to link into your project.
You can also download the source and link them directly.
Basic Implementation
{@lang xml}<link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='bower_components/jQuery-contextMenu/src/jquery.contextMenu.css'/>
<link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='bower_components/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.css'/>
<script src='bower_components/jquery/dist/jquery.min.js'></script>
<script src='bower_components/jQuery-contextMenu/src/jquery.contextMenu.js'></script>
<script src='bower_components/jQuery-contextMenu/src/jquery.ui.position.js'></script>
Also include the wcDocker library files as well...
{@lang xml}<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="bower_components/wcDocker/Build/wcDocker.min.css"/>
<script src="bower_components/wcDocker/Build/wcDocker.min.js"></script>
Once the dependencies have been included, start by creating an instance of the main docker and assign it a DOM container (this should be done after the document has finished loading). Typically this would be the document body element, but there is no restriction if you want to use a smaller area instead. Multiple dockers can be used, however, that feature is not currently supported and may not work properly.
$(document).ready(function() {
var myDocker = new wcDocker(document.body, {
themePath: 'My/themes/folder'
});
});
Notice the themePath, if your theme CSS files are not in the default 'Themes'
folder, you will need to tell docker about the new path or it will not be able to initialize the default theme.
Once the docker instance is made, you will need to register the panel types that will become the contents of your layout. A panel is an individual dockable window, generally designed to serve a single purpose.
myDocker.registerPanelType('Some type name', {
onCreate: function(myPanel, options) {...},
options: {'some optional object': 'that will be passed to the create function above'}
});
Once a panel is registered, any time an instance of it is created, the onCreate handler will be invoked allowing you to initialize the contents of your panel.
To do this, you will need to use the layout object found inside the panel.
myPanel.layout().addItem(domNode, x, y, width, height);
Additionally, you can assign various starting properties of the panel here, such as the desired size, or size constraints...
myPanel.initSize(200, 200);
myPanel.minSize(100, 100);
Once you have registered the panels that you want, if they are not private, the user will be able to create them whenever they wish. However, it is recommended that you initialize docker with a default arrangement of panels, to make it easier for the users to get started.
// Put Panel1 into the docking layout, since it is the first panel,
// it will always fill the entire area regardless of what docking
// position you request.
var panel1 = myDocker.addPanel('Panel1', wcDocker.DOCK.LEFT);
// Once we added a panel, we can use it as a target for another panel.
myDocker.addPanel('Panel2', wcDocker.DOCK.BOTTOM, panel1);
// The panel itself may have an initial size, but you may want more
// control over that.
myDocker.addPanel('Panel3', wcDocker.DOCK.RIGHT, null, {w:200, h:200});
See wcDocker.DOCK for a list of all available docking positions.
Continue to the Tips and Tricks tutorial.


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page = doc.newPage(title='Primary', name='primary.html', template='home')
box = page['Introduction']
Primary axes
Definitions and recipes
box = page['Main']['Content']
xtra
- Tag xtra
- Name: x transparent
- Type: Primary axis
- Description: Assigns a “white” per mille value to each instance of the design space, by changing the counters.
- Recipe: Counter width varies. Axis value scales the width of counters, if they exist. Stems and side-bearings are constant. Outline points within the vertical projection of counters interpolate between the counter edges. Points outside the projection of counters just move relative. Component positions and their outlines behave as decomposed points.
- Valid numeric range: -1000 to 2000
Scale interpretation: values can be interpreted as per-mille-of-em. Note that with this range, counters are valid to get negative width.
- Recommended “normal” value: sample value 400
- Suggested programmatic interactions:
- Suggested user interactions:
- Related axis information:
xopq
- Tag: xopq
- Name: x opaque
- Type: Primary axis
- Description: Assigns a “black” per mille value to each instance of the design space.
- Recipe: Stem width varies. Counter widths, if they exist, and side-bearings are contant. Outline points within the vertical projection of stems interpolate between the middle of stems. Points outside the projection of stems just move relative. Component positions and their outlines behave as decomposed points.
- Valid numeric range: -1000 to 2000
- Scale interpretation: values can be interpreted as per-mille-of-em. The minimum value is also defined so that stems don’t get negative width.
- Suggested programmatic interactions:
- Suggested user interactions:
- Related axis information:
xtrk
- Tag: xtrk
- Name: x tracking
- Type: Primary axis
- Description: assigns a “white” per mille value to both side-bearings for each instance of the design space.
- Recipe: Counter widths, if they exist, and stems are contant. The axis value is added to the side-bearings on both sides, so the netto increase in with is double the axis amount.
- Valid numeric range: -1000 to 2000
- Scale interpretation: Values can be interpreted as per-mille-of-em. The minimum value is also defined so that stems don’t get negative width.
- Suggested programmatic interactions:
- Suggested user interactions: Change distance between glyphs, only affecting the total width. Weight counters and vertical metrics don't change, while that be room for extending serif length and position of connecting strokes. The behavior of this axis is comparable with the tracking in a page-layout program. Here it allows the design to change the glyph shape (e.g. touching script glyphs) if necessary.
- Related axis information:
ytra
- Tag: ytra
- Name: y transparent
- Type: Primary axis
- Description: Assigns a “white” per mille value to each instance of the design space, by changing the vertical counters.
- Recipe: Vertical counter width varies. Axis value scales the width of vertical counters, if they exist. Bars are constant. Outline points within the vertical projection of counters interpolate between the counter edges. Points outside the projection of counters just move relative. Component positions and their outlines behave as decomposed points.
- Valid numeric range: 0 to 2000
- Scale interpretation: Values can be interpreted as per-mille-of-em
- Recommended “‘normal”’ value: Sample value 884
- Suggested programmatic interactions:
- Suggested user interactions:
- Related axis information:
yopq
- Tag: yopq
- Name: y opaque
- Type: Primary axis
- Description: Assigns a “white” per mille value to each instance of the design space, by changing the vertical counters.
- Recipe: Bar width varies. Vertical counter heights, if they exist contant. Outline points within the vertical projection of stems interpolate between the middle of stems. Points outside the projection of stems just move relative. Component positions and their outlines behave as decomposed points.
- Valid numeric range: -1000 to 2000
- Scale interpretation: Values can be interpreted as per-mille-of-em
- Recommended “‘normal”’ value: Sample value 116
- Suggested programmatic interactions:
- Suggested user interactions:
- Related axis information:
ytlc
- Tag: ytlc
- Name: y transparent lowercase
- Type: Primary axis
- Description: assigns a “white” per mille value to each instance of the design space
- Recipe: Stem width varies. Counter widths, if they exist, and side-bearings are contant. Outline points within the vertical projection of stems interpolate between the middle of stems. Points outside the projection of stems just move relative. Component positions and their outlines behave as decomposed points.
- Valid numeric range: 0 to 1000
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D.rabbani27-Nov-18 08:29 AM
to cache the memory
but it stopped :/
we used POS splitter
as well
gcharang27-Nov-18 08:30 AM
dPOW is enabled for this chain?
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 08:32 AM
but when i came in the morning the blocks were stopped
gcharang27-Nov-18 08:32 AM
If it is a test chain, most probably it doesn't have dPOW. To enable dPOW for a chain all the komodo Notary nodes need to run your chain as well.
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 08:33 AM
the blocks were stopped
we faced a smiliar situation before at that time we didnt use POS splitter
and the blocks were stopped at 5000
but this time we have used POS splitter \
gcharang27-Nov-18 08:33 AM
if you do getinfo, is the number of blocks increasing?
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 08:34 AM
nope
the number of blocks are not increasing
thhough its getting infor
gcharang27-Nov-18 08:35 AM
I don't know how you can troubleshoot this. Please wait for either @Alright or @blackjok3r to respond
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 08:37 AM
You need to stake with more than 1 daemon ... or its unreliable
also MORE UTXO ... make thosands
if not hundreds of thousands
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 08:45 AM
we have two staking nodes
already
:/
the blocks are stopped on 20164
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 08:47 AM
how many utxos? and are you staking the minign rewards?
Alright might be a better person to talk to about this, as in out testing we have many stakers.
There has been a few times using just hte 1, that it has failed.
Also, I have daemons that stake from a single address, but they have thousnads of utxo (or at elast many hundreds)
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 08:51 AM
but right now
i have just stopped the daemon and started it again
and its seems to be working :/
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 08:51 AM
can you do a getbalance64 RPC call on each node
There can also be a situation, where it can stop wokring due to too many utxo
I never encountered this in my testing and generally just tried to amke as many as possible.
But Alright had a daemon fail. Are you staking to a -pubkey?
Is this chains 100% PoS ?
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 09:01 AM
yes
100% POS
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 09:03 AM
hmmm... my advice is to use multiple daemons and lots of utxo.
unless Alright has a better solution.
We will be launching our main chain soon, using a 50/50 model, maybe we will find some issues that can be fixed, not sure we ever ran a chain for 20,000 blocks in testing. although MGNX seems to be moving along fine.
jl777c27-Nov-18 10:00 AM
MGNX isnt 100% PoS
it is good to have at least a little of PoW so you can always mine your way to the next block
Cryptoon27-Nov-18 10:15 AM
Can notaries also perform that function?
jl777c27-Nov-18 10:20 AM
if the chain is 100% PoS, there is no PoW
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 10:23 AM
with enough stakers we didnt have any problems early on.
and mgnx is reporting 100% pos most of the time due to no one mining it.
Mylo27-Nov-18 10:45 AM
anyone got a way to help with a PEBKAC error. i need a script to run through the last n chars of a priv key to see if it matches an address? I seem to have not c+p a privkey "all the way"
only 3 chars. so not computationally crazy
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 11:34 AM
hi there @blackjok3r again the situation has arised actually the staking nodes are stopiing mining the blocks
and then i run the daemon command again and then set generate true 0
then it runs again for a while and stops again
:/
i have no idea
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 11:35 AM
komodo-cli -ac_name=chaain getblance64
and also check that it has not locked up, check ram use
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 11:35 AM
okai
yes i have set cron jobs on that ram use
i just check the get balance command
yes its showing the splitted balances
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 11:38 AM
are they all mautre?
or most of them?
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 11:38 AM
most of them
there is also a digit in immature
immature has got some figure
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 11:39 AM
that does not matter, as long as they are not ALL immature it should be staking blocks.
 I have noticed it on some chains myself but thaught it was due to screwed up wallet
i think thats the correct spelling... it might need to ahve that done periodically... I need to have a think about this, please let me know the outcome of this.
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 11:44 AM
will it affect anything mr @blackjoj
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 11:44 AM
no
it will just take a few minutes to run
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 11:44 AM
so i put all my params ?
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 11:44 AM
yes
you are restarting the daemon with an extra argument(edited)
yes
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 11:44 AM
right staking node one and 2
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 11:44 AM
all nodes that are not working
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 11:44 AM
okau and in the end i just put -zapmwallettxes
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 11:45 AM
yes
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 11:45 AM
okai at the moment the blocks are running fine
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 11:45 AM
I think thats the right flag if not I need to check source code
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 11:45 AM
but if it stops
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 11:45 AM
yes but it keep stalling ?>
if so please stop it right now(edited)
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 11:45 AM
i ll carry on with this command
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 11:45 AM
and run this command(edited)
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 11:46 AM
i cant at the moment but i will
and will let you know as well
blackjok3r27-Nov-18 11:46 AM
ok cool.. please let me know if that fixes it
D.rabbani27-Nov-18 11:46 AM
can you please make sure that it is the exact command


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