Estimation of the Mg concentrations and compositional strain. The estimated Mg concentration and the compositional strain are shown for the four separate XRD peak reflections for the metastable Al after HPT for 100 turns and after natural aging in ( a,b), respectively. The vertical dashed lines are calculated with the lattice parameter of α 0 = 4.049 Å for pure Al in each plot.


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Man jailed after driving his car deliberately at two men
Arran Kyle had been accused of nearly knocking down a woman and a child at traffic lights in Bellshill.
by Hamilton Advertiser, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/hamilton-advertiser/A Bellshill motorist has been jailed for a year after driving his car deliberately at two men following a Facebook row.
Arran Kyle had been accused of nearly knocking down a woman and a child at traffic lights in Bellshill.
After an online slanging match with the woman and her partner – William Cook – Kyle went to Mr Cook’s workplace armed with knives.
Hamilton Sheriff Court heard that a fight started before Kyle broke free, went back to his vehicle and drove at Mr Cook, trying unsuccessfully to strike him.
He then drove repeatedly at Graham Simpson, who had been filming the incident, and the car struck him on the body.
Vish Kathuria, prosecuting, said Mr Simpson was not injured, but Mr Cook suffered a dislocated shoulder when he fell during the struggle.
The car was driven at him “at speed” and he had to jump out of the way to avoid being hit.
Footage of the incident was shown in court.
Kyle, 24, of Turquoise Terrace, Bellshill, admitted assaulting the men at M&J Auto Salvage in Aitkenhead Road, Uddingston, on November 27 last year.
He had earlier been involved in an altercation with Mr Cook’s partner who accused him of driving too fast in Bellshill town centre.
She took a photo of his car and posted it on Facebook.
An online argument followed, with Kyle insisting he had been driving responsibly and she should not have been crossing the road when the traffic lights were at green.
Mr Cook posted that he would “love to meet this so-called hard man in person”.
Kyle then turned up at Mr Cook’s workplace, brandishing knives. Film footage appeared to show him trying to strike Mr Cook with a blade at one point during their struggle.
Defence agent Tracy Paterson described her client as “a genuine first offender”.
She told the court: “This started as something relatively minor that spiralled out of control. It appears to be very much a one-off incident.
“There were elements that could be seen as provocation, but he should not have acted in this way.
“He is remorseful for getting involved in this situation and since then he has not really engaged in social media.
“He has decided it is better for his own sake to stay off it.”
Ms Paterson said Kyle, a full-time student, has been undergoing counselling for depression.
She added: “This incident has caused considerable stress for him and his family.
“His partner is in court to support him and I would submit he is suitable for a community-based sentence.”
However, Sheriff David Bicket told Kyle: “Having watched the footage of this, and despite you being a first offender, I consider these charges to be so serious that they can be dealt with only by custody.”
The sheriff said he would have imposed an 18-month stretch but reduced it to 12 months because of the guilty pleas.


Model Parallel
Training with Multiple GPUs Using Model Parallelism
Training deep learning models can be resource intensive. Even with a powerful GPU, some models can take days or weeks to train. Large long short-term memory (LSTM) recurrent neural networks can be especially slow to train, with each layer, at each time step, requiring eight matrix multiplications. Fortunately, given cloud services like AWS, machine learning practitioners often have access to multiple machines and multiple GPUs. One key strength of MXNet is its ability to leverage powerful heterogeneous hardware environments to achieve significant speedups.
There are two primary ways that we can spread a workload across multiple devices. In a previous document, we addressed data parallelism, an approach in which samples within a batch are divided among the available devices. With data parallelism, each device stores a complete copy of the model. Here, we explore model parallelism, a different approach. Instead of splitting the batch among the devices, we partition the model itself. Most commonly, we achieve model parallelism by assigning the parameters (and computation) of different layers of the network to different devices.
In particular, we will focus on LSTM recurrent networks. LSTMS are powerful sequence models, that have proven especially useful for natural language translation, speech recognition, and working with time series data. For a general high-level introduction to LSTMs, see the excellent tutorial by Christopher Olah.
Model Parallelism: Using Multiple GPUs As a Pipeline
Model parallelism in deep learning was first proposed for the extraordinarily large convolutional layer in GoogleNet. From this implementation, we take the idea of placing each layer on a separate GPU. Using model parallelism in such a layer-wise fashion provides the benefit that no GPU has to maintain all of the model parameters in memory.
In the preceding figure, each LSTM layer is assigned to a different GPU. After GPU 1 finishes computing layer 1 for the first sentence, it passes its output to GPU 2. At the same time, GPU 1 fetches the next sentence and starts training. This differs significantly from data parallelism. Here, there is no contention to update the shared model at the end of each iteration, and most of the communication happens when passing intermediate results between GPUs.
Workload Partitioning
Implementing model parallelism requires knowledge of the training task. Here are some general heuristics that we find useful:
- To minimize communication time, place neighboring layers on the same GPUs.
- Be careful to balance the workload between GPUs.
- Remember that different kinds of layers have different computation-memory properties.
Let's take a quick look at the two pipelines in the preceding diagram. They both have eight layers with a decoder and an encoder layer. Based on our first principle, it's unwise to place all neighboring layers on separate GPUs. We also want to balance the workload across GPUs. Although the LSTM layers consume less memory than the decoder/encoder layers, they consume more computation time because of the dependency of the unrolled LSTM. Thus, the partition on the left will be faster than the one on the right because the workload is more evenly distributed.


Oil rises as China extends olive branch to US trade adversary
Oil advanced as China signaled renewed desire to settle the trade war with the U.S. that has disrupted global energy demand.
Futures rose as much as 1.7% in New York on Thursday. Chinese Vice Premier Liu He invited U.S. President Donald Trump’s top trade negotiator to discuss the long-running dispute. In a Beijing speech, Liu also disclosed domestic economic reforms that touch on some of Trump’s key demand, according to people who attended the event and asked not to be identified.
"Chinese trade talk circumstances have been the ultimate barometer for the market,” said Tom Finlon, director of Energy Analytics Group in Wellington, Florida.
Oil has declined about 13% since touching a 2019 high in late April amid ample worldwide crude supplies and threats to worldwide demand for petroleum-based fuels.
West Texas Intermediate for January delivery rose 82 cents to $57.83 a barrel at 10:18 a.m. on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Brent for January settlement rose 82 cents to $63.22 on the London-based ICE Futures Europe Exchange. The global benchmark crude traded at a $5.39 premium to WTI.
The prospect of a trade deal came just hours after the U.S. government said crude stockpiles at a key storage hub dwindled by the most in three months. Diesel inventories also dropped, the Energy Information Administration said in a report on Wednesday.
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'Phase One' US-China trade deal may not be completed this year
Completion of a "phase one" U.S.-China trade deal could slide into next year, trade experts and people close to the White House said, as Beijing presses for more extensive tariff rollbacks, and the Trump administration counters with heightened demands of its own.
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Aston Martin unveils first SUV, eyes luxury buyers in China
British carmaker Aston Martin unveiled its first-ever sports utility vehicle (SUV) Wednesday at events in Beijing and Los Angeles, signalling it was banking on China's growing appetite for luxury to prop up sales.
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US Senate passes Hong Kong rights bill, angering China
The US Senate unanimously adopted legislation Tuesday supporting "human rights and democracy" in Hong Kong and threatening to revoke its special economic status, angering China which promptly summoned a US diplomat and threatened countermeasures.
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15 killed, 9 injured in northern China coal mine explosion
Gas explosions in mines usually occur when volatile methane, also known as coal gas, is not properly ventilated after leaking from the seam


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- the first thing: Chuk Norris is always right
- If Chuk Norris is wrang, see first rule!
Chuck Norris is more powerfull than Sun's gravitation and all Marwell herous;
Chuck Norris is more beautiful than Monica Bellucci and Penélope Cruz;
Chuck Norris is singing and playing rock music beter than Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd;
Even Godzilla and Marilyn Manson are afraid of Chuck Norris.
Chuck is:
- the most honest
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- the smartest
And remeber: if You think, Chuk-the Greatest make smth. wrong, there are always only two rules about Him!
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Searching, processing and managing information responsibly
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| Experiences and Outcomes |
Education Scotland Progression Framework |
Skills |
I can use digital technologies
to explore how to search and
find information.
TCH 0-02a
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Learners have the knowledge and understanding to use digital technologies and software to collect data, communicate, create, capture and manipulate sounds, texts and images to represent experiences.
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| Can use appropriate digital technology (e.g. tablets, iPads and apps) to capture and combine images, sounds and video. |
| Can present and share their learning using age-appropriate tools (e.g. mobile apps) |
| Using digital technology to collect simple data and display results in pictorial form. |
|
Suggested Resources
Age appropriate devices including tablets, iPads and apps for media capture, editing and presentation.
Digital cameras
Find the Letter - Learners have 30 seconds to match the letter on the display with the letter on the keyboard. This could be used as an effective warm-up activity. www.freewebs.com/weddell/findtheletter.html
Doorway Typing doorwayonline.org.uk/texttype2.html
The touch typing tutor
Comic Life - A great tool for making comic strips.
Wordle - www.wordle.net/
Microsoft Word
Shape Collage - Application that allows you to use photographs and digital images to create shapes and text for display purposes
ABC Paint - www.abcya.com/abcya_paint.htm A web based application which allows users to learn basic skills in creating a digital picture. All basic drawing features are available. The learner can save the picture and edit the picture. The application does not allow users to open saved images.
Simple Animation Maker-http://www.abcya.com/animate.htm - This application allows you to build simple backgrounds and objects in a frame to quickly create an animation
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Using digital products and services in a variety of contexts to achieve a purposeful outcome
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| Experiences and Outcomes |
Education Scotland Progression Framework |
Skills |
I can explore digital technologies and use what I learn to solve problems and share ideas and thoughts.
TCH 0-01a
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Learners have the knowledge and understanding to use digital technologies and software to collect data, communicate, create, capture and manipulate sounds, texts and images to represent experiences.
|
| Can use appropriate digital technology (e.g. tablets, iPads and apps) to capture and combine images, sounds and video. |
| Can present and share their learning using age-appropriate tools (e.g. mobile apps) |
| Using digital technology to collect simple data and display results in pictorial form. |
|
Suggested Resources
Age appropriate devices including tablets, iPads and apps for media capture, editing and presentation.
Digital cameras
Collecting
Sort Shapes http://www.primaryresources.co.uk/online/simpleshapesort.swf This is a simple online sorting activity based upon the number of sides a shape has.
Pictograph http://primaryschoolict.com/pictograph/ An easy-to-use program for learners to create pictographs using predefined tables or blank formats. (Note: This website uses the American spelling of favourite).
Analysing
Catch and Count www.toytheater.com/fishing.php Children click on the hook to catch fish in each colour. They then need to count how many they caught in order for graph to be completed. Need counting skills to 9.
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Cyber Resilience and Internet Safety
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| Experiences and Outcomes |
Education Scotland Progression Framework |
Skills |
I can explore, play and communicate using digital technologies safely and securely.
TCH 0-03a
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Learners have the knowledge and understanding to demonstrate online safety skills and can begin to make informed choices when using online technology. Learners can begin to demonstrate an understanding for the need for passwords and pin codes on devices (tablets, smartphones and computers)
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| Show a basic awareness of how to stay safe when using the internet. |
| Knows to tell an adult if they see something inappropriate when online. |
| Knows not to search the Internet for inappropriate words or phrases. |
| Has a basic understanding of why devices can have passwords and pin codes. |
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Suggested Resources
CBBC
Kidsmart
Campus Cop – presentation (Based in Williamwood HS)
Online Communication Safety www.thinkuknow.co.uk/5_7/hectorsworld/ Cartoon clips with information about e-communication: Hector’s World, and Lee and Kim for 5-7s
Safe use of e-communication www.getsafeonline.org/safeguarding-children/ A good source of advice for teachers and carers.
Using online resources safely www.kidsmart.org.uk/teachers/ks1/sources/projet/The-Adventures-of-Smartie-the-Penguin.pdf A story to help young children make good choices about when to ask for help.
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Understanding the world through computational thinking
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| Experiences and Outcomes |
Education Scotland Progression Framework |
Skills |
I can explore computational thinking processes involved in a variety of everyday tasks and can identify patterns in objects or information
TCH 0-13a
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Learners have the knowledge and understanding that allows them to comment on the processes involved in a variety of everyday tasks and can recount and sequence main events and identify patterns (similarities and differences)
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| Can describe a variety of everyday processes, placing a number of steps in the correct sequence (algorithm). |
| Can identify and describe repeated patterns (e.g. repeated shape/size/colour patterns, basic number patterns etc) |
| Can compare at least two basic repeated patterns and can describe the features. |
|
Suggested Resources
Materials for creating repeated pattern. E.g. counting beads, numeral cards, number lines etc.
Dash & Dot (programmable workshop)
‘Go’ iPad app
Scratch Kids/Juniors
Kodable
Robotics 1 – Introduction
(K-2nd Grade)
https://dashboard.kodable.com/#/curriculum/lesson/24/79/
Sequence 1: Introduction (K-5th grade)
https://dashboard.kodable.com/#/curriculum/lesson/1/2/
Sequence 2: Algorithms (K-2nd Grade) https://dashboard.kodable.com/#/curriculum/lesson/1/31/
If Flash, then Clap
(K-2nd Grade)
https://dashboard.kodable.com/#/curriculum/lesson/28/97/
Pizza Party (Pre-reader)
(K-1st Grade)
https://dashboard.kodable.com/#/curriculum/lesson/26/102/
Maze Maker Challenges
(K-5th Grade)
https://dashboard.kodable.com/#/curriculum/lesson/30/103/
Hour of Code: Beginner (Kindergarten)
https://dashboard.kodable.com/#/curriculum/lesson/19/58/
Hour of Code: ELA Integration
(Kindergarten)
https://dashboard.kodable.com/#/curriculum/lesson/22/65/
Hour of Code: Advanced (Kindergarten)
https://dashboard.kodable.com/#/curriculum/lesson/20/66/
Coding Explained by Child-Friendly Video Clips www.bbc.co.uk/education/topics/zs7s4wx
Mouse Control www.doorwayonline.org.uk/movingtargets.html This website encourages learners to develop mouse control skills. Learners should control the mouse in order to click on still and moving objects.
Arrow Key Control www.iboard.co.uk/teacher/jlisaw8/2 Five games to develop skills in controlling a character/object using arrow keys. The objectives for each game encourage children to plan their route. These games also introduce children to language such as compass points, quarter and half turn and diagonal.
Beebot in the Early Years http://elresources.skola.edu.mt/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/doc_669_2468_beebotguideA4v2.pdf “ICT Learning Innovation Centre’s Guide to using Bee-Bots in the Early Phase”
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Understanding and analysing computer technology
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| Experiences and Outcomes |
Education Scotland Progression Framework |
Skills |
I understand that sequences of instructions are used to control computing technology.
TCH 0-14a
I can experiment with and identify uses of a range of computing technology in the world around me.
TCH 0-14b
|
Learners explore and can identify common uses of computing science in the world around them.
|
| Identifies computer technology at home, at school and in the wider world. |
| Can describe and demonstrate some uses of digital technology in their surroundings. |
| Knows that computers are used to communicate. |
|
Suggested Resources
BBC Bitesize
Nina and the Neurons https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/shows/nina-and-the-neurons
Computing in the National Curriculum in England http://www.computingatschool.org.uk/data/uploads/CASPrimaryComputing.pdf
Computing Science resources available in the National Technologies Community on Glow
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Designing, building and testing computing solutions
|
| Experiences and Outcomes |
Education Scotland Progression Framework |
Skills |
I can develop a sequence of instructions and run them using programmable devices or equivalent
TCH 0-15a
|
Learners have the knowledge and understanding to explore a range of algorithms/instructions running them using programmable devices and/or computers
|
| Can follow a set of instructions for everyday tasks. |
| Can sequence a small number of instructions for completing a task. |
| Can program a remote control device (forward, back, left and right) to move from A to B. Is able to describe the journey. |
| Knows that an algorithm is a set of instructions. |
|
Suggested Resources
Computing Science Resources and guidance available from Barefoot Computing https://barefootcas.org.uk/activities/
Quickstart Computing http://primary.quickstartcomputing.org , BBC and the National Technologies Community on Glow.
Beebot, Blue Bot
Kodable – See above
Hour of Code - https://code.org/learn
Code Combat https://codecombat.com/play
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ElfPSP_ParallelABC
Protein Structure Prediction using Parallel Artificial Bee Colony Optimization
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Routines for manipulating MovElem units, which represent relative movements within a protein. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Macros | |
| #define | MOVELEM_INLINE inline |
Typedefs | |
| typedef unsigned char | MovElem |
| Type that holds 2 movements, one for the backbone and one for the side chain. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | _MovUnits { FRONT = 0, LEFT = 1, RIGHT = 2, UP = 3, DOWN = 4 } |
| Constants for making MovElem elements. | |
Functions | |
| MOVELEM_INLINE MovElem | MovElem_make (unsigned char bb, unsigned char sc) |
| Creates a MovElem. More... | |
| MOVELEM_INLINE MovElem | MovElem_random () |
| Returns a uniformly random MovElem. More... | |
| MOVELEM_INLINE unsigned char | MovElem_getBB (MovElem elem) |
| Returns the movement for the backbone (BB) stored in a MovElem. More... | |
| MOVELEM_INLINE unsigned char | MovElem_getSC (MovElem elem) |
| Returns the movement for the side chain (SC) stored in a MovElem. More... | |
| MOVELEM_INLINE unsigned char | MovElem_to_number (MovElem elem) |
| Convert a MovElem to a number. More... | |
| MOVELEM_INLINE MovElem | MovElem_from_number (unsigned char num) |
| Convert a number to MovElem. More... | |
| MOVELEM_INLINE void | MovElem_print (MovElem elem, FILE *fp) |
| Prints a movement in the format "%c,%c", without leading/trailing spaces. More... | |
Routines for manipulating MovElem units, which represent relative movements within a protein.
We decided to encode 2 relative movements in a each byte (char), each occupying 4 bits. The most significant bits hold a relative movement for the backbone chain.
| typedef unsigned char MovElem |
Type that holds 2 movements, one for the backbone and one for the side chain.
The backbone movement is on the most significant 4 bits of this type. The side chain movement is on the least significant 4 bits. The type's size is supposed to be 1 byte.
MovChain is how we refer to an array of MovElem.
| MOVELEM_INLINE MovElem MovElem_from_number | ( | unsigned char | num | ) |
Convert a number to MovElem.
Each possible MovElem map into a single number in interval [0, 24].
| MOVELEM_INLINE unsigned char MovElem_getBB | ( | MovElem | elem | ) |
Returns the movement for the backbone (BB) stored in a MovElem.
| MOVELEM_INLINE unsigned char MovElem_getSC | ( | MovElem | elem | ) |
Returns the movement for the side chain (SC) stored in a MovElem.
| MOVELEM_INLINE MovElem MovElem_make | ( | unsigned char | bb, |
| unsigned char | sc | ||
| ) |
Creates a MovElem.
| bb | The backbone element (e.g. FRONT, LEFT) |
| sc | The side-chain element (e.g. FRONT, LEFT) |
| MOVELEM_INLINE void MovElem_print | ( | MovElem | elem, |
| FILE * | fp | ||
| ) |
Prints a movement in the format "%c,%c", without leading/trailing spaces.
Prints to file 'fp'.
| MOVELEM_INLINE MovElem MovElem_random | ( | ) |
Returns a uniformly random MovElem.
| MOVELEM_INLINE unsigned char MovElem_to_number | ( | MovElem | elem | ) |
Convert a MovElem to a number.
Each possible MovElem map into a single number in interval [0, 24].


PIZZA SAUCE, PINEAPPLE, HAM
PIZZA SAUCE, BEEF, SAUSAGE, PEPPERONI, HAM
PIZZA SAUCE, BLACK OLIVES, MIX PEPPERS, MUSHROOM, ONION, TOMATO
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authors: ["Anelda van der Walt"]
title: "August 3 - 17, 2015: Data Carpentry Funded, Citations, Improving Our Lessons, and Lab Data Management."
date: 2015-08-17
time: "23:00:00"
tags: ["Community"]
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Highlights
Contribute
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Do you have suggestions for the citation format of our lessons?
Should all contributers be named?
Please participate in this discussion to help us move forward with
making our lessons citeable.
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How can we improve the next version of our Python 3 lesson?
Contribute to the discussion before September when content of the next release will be decided upon.
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Meanwhile, a few posts focussing on preparing for and teaching various lessons have appeared over the past months.
You can help improve what and how we teach
by sharing your experience in terms of content, format, and preparation for teaching at a Software Carpentry workshop.
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Have you designed and built a data management system for your lab or project?
Please share your experience to help us rethink how we teach databases and their integration with other tools.
Details
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Rounds 14
and 15
of instructor debriefing were run in August. Some great pointers are given to improve learners' and instructors' experience.
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Did you know Software Carpentry material can be used to teach undergraduates too?
Kunal Marwaha summarised their experience as instructors at
a workshop specifically for undergraduates.
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Areej Alsheikh provided great feedback about
DIPnet's recent workshop in Bali
He gave interesting tips for teaching a mainly non-English speaking audience.
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Remi Emonet wrote two posts about workshops run at CERN.
Read about the different experiences in his first
and second workshops.
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Five workshops were run over the last two weeks.
For full details on previous workshops please visit our website.
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Several workshops have been confirmed for the next few months.
Upcoming workshops can be viewed on our website.
Newly added workshops are indicated with "*".
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August:
University of California, Davis*,
Daejeon*,
Vanderbijlt Unviversity,
North Western University,
Sloan-Kettering,
University of Melbourne*,
Stanford University,
NeSI - Wellington Region,
NERC / University of Leeds
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September:
University of Michigan*,
University of Surrey*,
The University of Leeds - Advanced Research Computing,
Universidade de São Paulo*,
University of Chicago*,
University of Queensland
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October:
James Cook University*
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November:
European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL)
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| sql-novice-survey | | | 11 | 2 | 2 | |
| python-novice-inflammation | | | 24 | 3 | 5 | 7 |
| r-novice-inflammation | | | 1 | 1 | 1 | |
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| site | 2 | | 13 | 6 | 4 | |
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Apple Posts First Look Featurette for 'Truth Be Told' [Video]
by iClarifiedApple has posted a first look featurette for 'Truth Be Told', an original series coming soon to Apple TV+.
When new evidence compels podcaster Poppy Parnell (Octavia Spencer) to reopen the murder case that made her a national sensation, she comes face to face with Warren Cave (Aaron Paul), the man she may have mistakenly helped to put behind bars. Her investigation navigates urgent concerns about privacy, media and race.
Truth Be Told is created by Nichelle Tramble Spellman and stars Octavia Spencer, Aaron Paul, Lizzy Caplan, Elizabeth Perkins, Michael Beach, Mekhi Phifer, Tracie Thoms, Haneefah Wood and Ron Cephas Jones. It will air December 6th, 2019.
Take a look at the video below!


Local port forwarding
Accessing a service (in this example SSH port tcp/22, but it could be anything like a web server on tcp/80) on a machine at work (<IP_ADDRESS>) from your machine at home (<IP_ADDRESS>), simply by connecting to the server work.example.org at work :
$ ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-L 10000:<IP_ADDRESS>:22
We see the service is available on the loopback interface only, listening on port tcp/10000 :
$ netstat -tunelp | grep 10000
tcp 0 0 <IP_ADDRESS>:10000 <IP_ADDRESS>:* LISTEN 1000 71679 12468/ssh
From your home machine, you should be able to connect to the machine at work :
$ ssh root@localhost -p 10000


{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load otree static %} {% block title %} Choice {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Your role: {{player.role}}
Your endowment: {{player.endowment}} points
The table below illustrates the payoffs that each project gives to you and to Participant B.
| Projects | Participant A | Participant B |
|---|---|---|
| X | 300 | 200 |
| Y | 130 | 230 |
If neither X nor Y are implemented, each participant gets 50 points.
You can decide which projects can be implemented by Participant B among those available.
You have two possible options:
Option 1: Participant B can choose between:
Option 2: Participant B can choose between:
{% formfield group.decision %}
{% next_button %} {% endblock %}


Prepares data for statistical analysis (e.g., analysis of variance ;ANOVA) by enabling the user to easily and quickly merge (using the file_merge() function) raw data files into one merged table and then aggregate the merged table (using the prep() function) into a finalized table while keeping track and summarizing every step of the preparation. The finalized table contains several possibilities for dependent measures of the dependent variable. Most suitable when measuring variables in an interval or ratio scale (e.g., reaction-times) and/or discrete values such as accuracy. Main functions included are file_merge() and prep(). The file_merge() function vertically merges individual data files (in a long format) in which each line is a single observation to one single dataset. The prep() function aggregates the single dataset according to any combination of grouping variables (i.e., between-subjects and within-subjects independent variables, respectively), and returns a data frame with a number of dependent measures for further analysis for each cell according to the combination of provided grouping variables. Dependent measures for each cell include among others means before and after rejecting all values according to a flexible standard deviation criteria, number of rejected values according to the flexible standard deviation criteria, proportions of rejected values according to the flexible standard deviation criteria, number of values before rejection, means after rejecting values according to procedures described in Van Selst & Jolicoeur (1994; suitable when measuring reaction-times), standard deviations, medians, means according to any percentile (e.g., 0.05, 0.25, 0.75, 0.95) and harmonic means. The data frame prep() returns can also be exported as a txt file to be used for statistical analysis in other statistical programs.
| Version: | 1.0.8 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.3) |
| Imports: | dplyr (≥ 0.4.2), reshape2 (≥ 1.4.1), psych (≥ 1.5.4) |
| Suggests: | knitr, testthat |
| Published: | 2016-09-23 |
| Author: | Ayala S. Allon [aut, cre], Roy Luria [aut], James Grange [ctb], Nachshon Meiran [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Ayala S. Allon <ayalaallon at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | http://github.com/ayalaallon/prepdat/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | http://github.com/ayalaallon/prepdat |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | prepdat results |
| Reference manual: | prepdat.pdf |
| Package source: | prepdat_1.0.8.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: prepdat_1.0.8.zip, r-release: prepdat_1.0.8.zip, r-oldrel: prepdat_1.0.8.zip |
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For example:
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- teach: for 1 semester.
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The goal of dorem
is to provide easy-to-use dose-response models utilized in sport science. This package is currently in active development phases.
You can install the development version from GitHub with:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("mladenjovanovic/dorem")
require(dorem)
To provide very simplistic example of dorem
, I will use example data provided in supplementary material of Clarke & Skiba, 2013 paper, freely available on the publisher website. Data set contains cycling training load (i.e. dose) measured using the BikeScore metric (in AU) over 165 days, with occasional training response measured using 5-min Power Test (in Watts). Banister model (explained in aforementioned paper) is applied to understand relationship between training dose (i.e., BikeScore metric) and training response (i.e., 5-min Power Test):
require(dorem)
require(tidyverse)
require(cowplot)
data("bike_score")
banister_model <- dorem(
Test_5min_Power ~ BikeScore,
bike_score,
method = "banister"
)
# Get model predictions
bike_score$pred <- predict(banister_model, bike_score)$.pred
# Plot
dose <- ggplot(bike_score, aes(x = Day, y = BikeScore)) +
theme_cowplot(10) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity") +
xlab(NULL)
response <- ggplot(bike_score, aes(x = Day, y = pred)) +
theme_cowplot(10) +
geom_line() +
geom_point(aes(y = Test_5min_Power), color = "red") +
ylab("Test 5min Power")
cowplot::plot_grid(dose, response, ncol = 1)
This package is in ongoing development phase and more examples will follow…


Require.js to Load Parsely Javascript
Demonstration of how to load Parse.ly's javascript tracker using Require.js.


public final class DbxWriteMode
extends java.lang.Object
add()
,
force()
, update(java.lang.String)
.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static DbxWriteMode |
add()
Returns a
DbxWriteMode for adding new file. |
static DbxWriteMode |
force()
Returns a
DbxWriteMode for forcing a file to be at a certain path. |
static DbxWriteMode |
update(java.lang.String revisionToReplace)
Returns a
DbxWriteMode for updating an existing file. |
public static DbxWriteMode add()
DbxWriteMode
for adding new file. If a file at the specified path
already exists, the new file will be renamed automatically.
For example, if you're trying to upload a file to "/Hello.txt", but there's already something there, your file will be written to "/Notes/Groceries (1).txt".
You can determine whether your file was renamed by checking the DbxEntry.name
returned by the API call.
public static DbxWriteMode force()
DbxWriteMode
for forcing a file to be at a certain path.
If there's already a file at that path, the existing file will be overwritten.
If there's a folder at that path, however, it will not be overwritten and the
API call will fail.public static DbxWriteMode update(java.lang.String revisionToReplace)
DbxWriteMode
for updating an existing file. This is useful
for when you have downloaded a file and made modifications and want to save
your modifications back to Dropbox. You need to specify the revision of the
copy of the file you downloaded (it's in DbxEntry.File.rev
).
If, when you attempt to save, the revision of the file currently on Dropbox
matches revisionToReplace
, the file on Dropbox will be overwritten with
the new contents you provide.
If the rev of the file currently on Dropbox doesn't match revisionToReplace
,
Dropbox leave the original file alone and save your contents to a new file. For example,
if the original file path is "/Notes/Groceries.txt", the new file's path might
be "/Notes/Groceries (conflicted copy).txt".
You can determine whether your file was renamed by checking the DbxEntry.name
returned by the API call.


AMERICAN PIE (1999) WITH: JASON BIGGS, CHRIS KLEIN, THOMAS IAN NICHOLAS DIRECTOR: PAUL WEITZ
A Thumbs For Sale! Review: http://www.thumbsforsale.com
Oh, to be the nice guy...and actually win for a change. That, if you'll allow me to get slightly philosophical for a moment, seems to be one of the key themes behind "American Pie", that perverse Home Economics lesson now playing down at your multiplex. Or, if you're a Hollywood exec, or one who likes to sit at home and play Hollywood exec (I like to think I play one on TV, for example), the theme might appear to be "everything old is new again." Or, "what comes around goes around." You see, "Pie" is like a late nineties remake of "Porky's", with the requisite twists. With all the doubling up of condoms, they could have called this one "Pigs in a Blanket."
And no, I wouldn't have complained.
But let's get back to deconstructing the Pie, which appears the media is trying to turn into a spectator sport for the duration of the summer. Don't let them. Not only is there little to deconstruct here, the flick is enough of a spectator sport in and of itself to warrant little popcorn-laced pontificating after the fact.
The high concept on display here is watching four perfectly average and perfectly nice guys wallow in an increasing surreal world of masturbatory mishaps. Mostly, these happen to the generally innocuous Jim (Biggs), which serves to bring him all that much closer to his clique of friends who spontaneously decide after one particularly frigid beer-soaked evening, that they must band together and form a little blood cult if any of them ever hopes to get some action before D-Day--I mean, Senior Prom.
But in typically late-90s fashion, rather than sign a pact (in blood, of course!) with an unholy spawn of Satan, they agree to form what amounts to a little support group. Yup, when the going gets rough, or fails to get going altogether, they'll chime in with a little well-deserved support for the poor libidinous sod left to his own devices after another failed attempt at gaining maturity.
Of course, in high movie fashion, the flick ends the morning after the Prom and the impossibly Hollywood-esque party that follows. And amongst our little group of friends, there are the typical smiles of accomplishment, little moral lessons floating about in their heads, and a wave of nostalgia so instant, it makes VH-1 look as fresh as PBS in between pledge drives.
 But we're talking about extremely cheap thrills here. Unlike, for instance, "There's Something About Mary", the best stuff wasn't left out of the trailer.
 Which, I might add, the flick points out on occasion after occasion. They're extremely likeable, but not charismatic to say the least. Even Finch (Eddie Kay Thomas), the resident geek and sophisticate of the gang, isn't so weird that he won't be able to pick up quality dates down at the library once he makes it to U-State or wherever his student loans take him.
The girls, on the other hand, are the fascinating folks in this story. Unfortunately, unlike other aspects of their character, their roles are a tad underdeveloped. Natasha Lyonne, who ruled the indie world for a few weeks last year in "The Slums of Beverly Hills", begs for a spin-off starring her worldly-wise Jessica. I think she gets all of eight or nine minutes of screen time here. And Alyson Hannigan will probably spend a few months in the limelight for her captivating "Band Camp" schtick. Both will then move onto bigger and better projects.
As will this critic. Make it a matinee, if you must.
©1999 Roger Gerbig
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Pitch Black: don't let the sun do down on me
Pitch Black operates on the same premise as Asimov's "Nightfall": when the sun goes down, the calamity starts. In "Nightfall," however, what darkness brings with it is social upheaval, the breakdown of civilization, all that, which is to say the cycle of destruction functions as some kind of vague statement, warning us that the same thing can happen to us if we panic in the face of the unknown, if we don't pay heed to the old stories, etc. With Pitch Black, as there are some nocturnal aliens that would do Sigourney Weaver proud, the imperative is worlds simpler: just don't let the sun set on you.
This isn't to say that the movie is unsophisticated, however. Far from it. The attention paid to the photography and the editing here is your first indication, how director David Twohy says so much with camera movement and composition that it takes the burden off the characters, allows their dialogue to be that much less contrived. The second indication is simply the quality of writing, how Jim and Ken Wheat manage to graft so many disparate conventions into Pitch Black, yet do it subtly enough that things never quite become predictable--or at least not that kind of predictable we're accustomed to with effects-dependent horror.
It all starts with a worst-case scenario, a deep space transport proving that Con-Air rule, that convicts are far too heavy to remain aloft for long. So, in a camera-shaking fit that would do Blair Witch proud, Pitch Black's 2001-ish looking ship crash lands, and, per Supernova, the captain is the first to die, meaning that now a leader has to emerge from the ragtag survivors. Meet Caroline Fry (Radha Mitchell), who, as all final girls must, goes by the gender inspecific 'Fry' and isn't afraid to get her hands dirty. Getting top-billing along with her are Johns (Cole Hauser, with a "nickel-slick" badge) and his escape-artist prisoner Riddick (Vin Diesel, still anti-gun here, as with Iron Giant), perhaps the naturalest born killer ever.
For an unusually long time, too, there are no Starship Trooper bugs to contend with, just a sun-scorched, washed-out planet, shot with the same lens as Three Kings, it seems. That bright. It's all about contrast, though, setting us up for nightfall, which, due to some Thing-type discoveries (abandoned research post, etc), Fry & Co. slowly learn to fear. At times it feels a lot like Screamers, just without that Phillip K. Dick distrust of reality. As with Screamers, however, there is some distrust between the characters. Will Riddick kill them all? Will he steal the ship and leave them for alien-bait? To Pitch Black's credit, you really don't know until the final frames, simply because it's hard to tell who the main character here is. You expect it to be Fry, the final girl, but then, too, Riddick's voice-over started the whole thing, introduced us to everyone. As if this was his story. So you just don't know, and that's refreshing.
You do, however, know that, once nightfall catches them unaware, anyone without a name is expendable. And these hammerheaded bats of space make short and graphic work of them. That's all to be expected. But then there's the tagline, too--'Fight evil with evil.' Which is to say that, in the absence of society, Riddick's sociopathic tendencies aren't that bad, might in fact be what saves this crew, what redeems him. Nevertheless, though--and counter--intuitively-Pitch Black's strongest moments are after the crash and before the darkness comes, when Twohy can effectively fill the frame with so much, so fast. After dark, he can't do that, and Pitch Black gets reduced down to action and special effects. Still, as far as off-world sci-fi goes, Pitch Black combines strong writing and excellent direction which establishes it well above the crowd, makes the genre somehow more legitimate. And, as far as the horror-aspects go, prepare for something different. Fry could very well be the final, final girl.
(c)2000 Stephen Graham Jones, http://www.cinemuck.com
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| 1 | Sep 27 | Course introduction. Basic web (http) architecture. Managinga code base with distributed version control. Basic Unix. Getting unstuck. Read CIS 322 style guide (~4 pages); a git tutorial (~8 pages selected from tutorials), HTTP protocol (~3 pages). Depending on prior experience, you may also need to read introductions to Python and/or Unix. | Implement a trivial web server entirely in Python. |
| 2 | Oct 4 | Flask (web “micro-framework” for Python), Javascript (client side programming language) Read selectively from Flask documentation (~14 pages). | Implement a web application(syllabus display) using the Flask micro-framework for Python web servers. |
| 3 | Oct 11 | Ajax. Introduction to testing and test automation. Selectively read “A re-introduction to to Javascript” (~10 pages of 27). A partial test suite will be provided; you will add to it. Read Nose summary documentation (~1 page). | Implement an anagram game as an interactive web in the “Ajax” style. Javascript embedded in the web page will asynchronously interact with a web service in Flask. |
| 4 | Oct 18 | Testing. Data driven (table-driven) programs. Refining specifications. Read RUSA brevet calculator, rules, RUSA rules for riders (~10 pages) | Implement a brevet time limit calculator in the Ajax style to replace the one currently provided by Randonneurs USA. A major part of this project is refining your understanding of the rules, testing your understanding and implementation. |
| 5 | Oct 25 | Midterm. JavaScript APIs. | Implement a simple mapping application using the Leafletmapping API and a geocoding API. Read tutorial and reference material for Leaflet (10-15 pages) and reverse geocoding (depends on which geocoder you choose). |
| 6 | Nov 1 | NoSQL database. User experience design and usability. | MongoDB project (“Memos of Mongo”). Read selectively fromMongoDB documentation (~10 pages). This project is small, but you must experiment extensively with MongoDB before writing it. You will not succeed if you start with the actual project. |
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| 9 | Nov 22 | More on user experience and usability. | Begin final integration of MeetMe application combiningfunctionality from projects 6, 7, and 8. Produce and critique mock-ups (“wire frames”) for MeetMe. |
| 10 | Nov 29 | Wrap-up; review designs and implementations | Finish MeetMe project. |


This is the official AtomicDEX mobile beta program channel -
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.komodoplatform.atomicdex - iOS: https://testflight.apple.com/join/c2mOLEoC - Please use https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/atomicdex/issues for bug reports and feature requests. For critical security bug reports please do send us your encrypted (https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x379287998EE6CF47) report to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and allow up to 24h for reply. For atomicDEX API (mm2) related issue reports or feature requests please do use https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/atomicDEX-API/issues
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Oszy19-Oct-19 10:57 AM
seding to legacy ltc address?
amol19-Oct-19 11:05 AM
I am not sure... Sending to this address
MWaQMGcptk7L7iVdPE36A6UQdFpVmoJD3P
ca33319-Oct-19 11:08 AM
@amol not a "valid" LTC address - we support p2pkh L-address for now
amol19-Oct-19 11:08 AM
Ok
ca33319-Oct-19 11:09 AM
the M-address is the new p2sh format with 0x32 prefix byte - if not mistaken there is a tool to transform them though
We will support more address formats in the near future - sorry for the inconvenience
amol19-Oct-19 11:10 AM
Ok thanks for support...
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Great work...
JvdP19-Oct-19 01:16 PM
Don't know if this is a common issue, but my AtomicDex on Android just showed a black screen when I tried to open it. Had to reinstall and recover the wallet to get it working again. Issue started a couple of weeks ago and I had a lot of stuff on my hands, so I didn't fix it until today, but just in case it helps I'm reporting it here...
Oszy19-Oct-19 01:20 PM
it happens when app updates
gcharang19-Oct-19 01:20 PM
@JvdP a recent update caused this issue
it was just a one time occurance, correct?(edited)
JvdP19-Oct-19 01:21 PM
Well it's been working since I reinstalled, which is about an hour ago. So it's been once so far, but don't have a lot of data to go on
gcharang19-Oct-19 01:22 PM
cool, it should be the issue caused by the last update
there will be an announcement about the stress test soon
Gordon Komodo20-Oct-19 06:58 AM
if only dICO were launched after the stress testing of the current version, then we would have made history(edited)
polycryptoblog20-Oct-19 08:35 AM
@Gordon Komodo that’s actually not a bad idea....maybe should wait for full release but a dICO or something DEX using variation could be great for bringing in new folks
Gordon Komodo20-Oct-19 09:15 AM
maybe called it something else, since 'dICO' didn't do great in the past(edited)
polycryptoblog20-Oct-19 09:19 AM
The media is calling them IDO’s
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saturday20-Oct-19 09:20 AM
You mean dICO in atomicdex? It's so cool. I can't wait to see.
ca33320-Oct-19 09:40 AM
This is already fully supported @polycryptoblog@Gordon Komodo - you can launch your chain within minutes on Antara Composer and get the atomicDEX mobile listing feature. In the next step you d announce your dICO and put up your initial cap as a market offering on atomicDEX (mobile) - this would basically represent a dICO.
We could add a explicit "dICO" option so that Antara Composer even covers the last step: i.e. setting up a atomicDEX (mm2) node as the dICO marketmaker and putting the initial cap on there - with a "dICO config" through a dICO webinterface: initial price, price increments over N days, early adopters bonus, accepted currencies, and so on....
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polycryptoblog20-Oct-19 09:55 AM
More comfortable with something as a sale than fundraising . But it maybe good for folks in less stringent locations. Good to know people have the option already
coingirl8720-Oct-19 10:03 AM
Hey @ca333 any updates about stress test?
ca33320-Oct-19 10:03 AM
Hi @coingirl87 - our team will announce it tomorrow
coingirl8720-Oct-19 10:04 AM
Ok perfect. Thank you
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Gordon Komodo20-Oct-19 10:14 AM
It's amazing that @polycryptoblog and me have no clue that people can do that until you said it.
Maybe a separate video about it is warranted after?(edited)
"How to launch your own IDO/ICO/STO/ETC in few steps on kmd platform "(edited)
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Also a separate section on komodoplatform.com is not a bad idea as well.
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runpaint20-Oct-19 01:52 PM
Anyone else having an issue creating an AtomicDEX trade, in which the "amount to receive" field won't accept more than 7 digits?
runpaint20-Oct-19 02:15 PM
So far I've only experienced it when I sold Doge and Qtum for COMMOD. The issue wasn't present when I sold ETH, LTC, USDC, RVN, KMD, BAT, and VRSC for COMMOD.
allbits20-Oct-19 03:22 PM
Recently, if I try to take the entire amount on order for a particular coin (actually VRSC) the swap does not match and fails at 0/3. If I take slightly less than the full amount everything is fine. However this is only true for large amounts. If there is a small amount on offer (like less than one VRSC) then I am able to take the full amount without problem
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runpaint20-Oct-19 03:37 PM
I've found a workaround: if your order total is more than 7 digits, just create 10 orders which are each 1-tenth the size. It worked.
jspook1620-Oct-19 04:12 PM
Was there an update?
Oszy20-Oct-19 04:13 PM
yes, ZEC,OOT,COMMOD, TUSD added(edited)
jspook1620-Oct-19 04:34 PM
Anyone know if CCL will be added?
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coingirl8720-Oct-19 05:03 PM
I have black screen with new version
Acura20-Oct-19 05:07 PM
@coingirl87 uninstall, then reinstall - this should help
coingirl8720-Oct-19 05:10 PM
@Acura thanks it works
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Zafer20-Oct-19 05:12 PM
We traded OOT with Sri, works perfect. Thank you guys.
Sri20-Oct-19 05:58 PM
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Thanks to Komodo Team for integrating OOT within 48 hours. You ROCK
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ca33320-Oct-19 06:32 PM
Thanks @Sri - we thank you and the Utrum team/community for the support and smooth communication during the integration process.
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27aume20-Oct-19 11:13 PM
Oot oot! the atomicdex
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gigamesh20-Oct-19 11:29 PM
anybody had any luck running atomicdex in an android emulator on OSX?
Mr.Cryptodude21-Oct-19 12:21 AM
How many daily users does the Atomic Dex have?
gigamesh21-Oct-19 01:02 AM
ive had a swap ongoing (step 2/3) for about 10 minutes, is this normal?
also is it possible to view an orderbook for any given asset before sending tokens to the wallet?
jspook1621-Oct-19 01:08 AM
Is it a btc swap?
gigamesh21-Oct-19 01:09 AM
thanks for the reply
no it wasnt, went through now thanks
also is it possible to view an orderbook for any given asset before sending tokens to the wallet?
fluffykitty21-Oct-19 04:42 AM
Wow big centralzed market is going rekt, soon trend will move to atomicdex
Oszy21-Oct-19 05:12 AM
ive had a swap ongoing (step 2/3) for about 10 minutes, is this normal?@gigamesh
Yes, every coin has different blocktimes and minconfs/notarization time. It is normal. A BTC swap can take even an hour depending on network speed.
miles21-Oct-19 05:51 AM
New version installed with no glitches and swaps going thorough on new coins no problem - getting better and smoother all the time! Well done
Acura21-Oct-19 06:37 AM
Swapped KMD to Commod - worked without any problems
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gigamesh21-Oct-19 09:05 AM
is there anywhere i can view the orderbooks
ca33321-Oct-19 09:05 AM
also is it possible to view an orderbook for any given asset before sending tokens to the wallet? - this feature is coming soon @gigamesh
gigamesh21-Oct-19 09:06 AM
thanks @ca333 - in the meantime is there a site or explorer that contains this info?
an explorer to view all orders on atomicDEX at a glace?
and a search for OOT or Utrum returns nothing at all so i suspect it's out of date or OOT isnt integrated for some reason?
ca33321-Oct-19 09:15 AM
the last set of newly integrated coins is missing right now - you can expect an update today or tomorrow(edited)
gcharang21-Oct-19 09:15 AM
it shows the full orderbook with a delay of 15 minutes
gigamesh21-Oct-19 09:16 AM
so take HUSH as an example - is it showing me the only 3 orders that exist for HUSH when i search for `HUSH`?
additionally there are orders for OOT which are not viewable on that explorer
( i can see them in-app)
coingirl8721-Oct-19 09:19 AM
What does row
Dex/btc BTC0.0050000000<PHONE_NUMBER>5 DEX means? Someone will sell 153 dex for 0.005 btc per dex or someone will buy 153 dex for 0.005 btc per dex?
Or is 0.005 the price for all 153 dex?
gigamesh21-Oct-19 09:20 AM
ok the HUSH info is accurate i think
checking between app and explorer
doesnt explain OOT tho
gcharang21-Oct-19 09:20 AM
OOT hasn't been added to the site https://oracle.earth/mm2_orderbook/ yet, it is a website run by @smk762 - dracocanis ominator informally
is it showing me the only 3 orders that exist for HUSH when i search for HUSH?
it is showing the orders that were available 15 minutes before
again, this is not a perfect solution, the orderbooks will come to the mobile app soon
gigamesh21-Oct-19 09:22 AM
its great , im having fun, just trying to find out more - thanks for all your help. can i use that explorer to view completed swaps?
Acura21-Oct-19 09:23 AM
Hope to see Dex Asset soon on AtomicDex (edited)
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gigamesh21-Oct-19 09:25 AM
binance coin
gcharang21-Oct-19 09:27 AM
can i use that explorer to view completed swaps?
whether a swap is complete or not is known to only the maker and taker
it can also be found by analysing the involved blockchains
what the website here: https://oracle.earth/mm2_orderbook/ shows is the orderbook
the orderbook is constructed by each marketmaker node locally based on the info they hear on the network
offers are only broadcasted by makers till they are unfulfilled(edited)
gigamesh21-Oct-19 09:28 AM
ty
Oszy21-Oct-19 09:49 AM
@coingirl87 it is / DEX
coingirl8721-Oct-19 09:55 AM
?
What is /Dex?
zatJUM21-Oct-19 09:59 AM
You asked if it was "per DEX", and Oszy answers it is
Oszy21-Oct-19 10:03 AM
0.005 BTC / 1` DEX
coingirl8721-Oct-19 10:04 AM
I ask following
What does row
Dex/btc BTC0.0050000000<PHONE_NUMBER>5 DEX means? Someone will sell 153 dex for 0.005 btc per dex or someone will buy 153 dex for 0.005 btc per dex?
Oszy21-Oct-19 10:04 AM
sell
coingirl8721-Oct-19 10:07 AM
Ok thank you
So first is always sell and second buy?
zatJUM21-Oct-19 10:08 AM
0.0000014154 BTC
Why are there 10 decimals?
or even 15!
2.087799637798575 BAT
(edited)
@coingirl87 It depends if you sell DEX or if you want to buy


EAT DRINK MAN WOMAN A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1994 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: The lives of a master chef and his three daughters are told with occasional interruptions to see how Chinese banquet foods are prepared. The film tells the story of four interconnected lives in one family in a film that is both a little long and still a bit rushed. Rating high +1 (-4 to +4)
Ang Lee is the Taiwanese filmmaker best known to American audiences for last year's charming but occasionally cliched THE WEDDING BANQUET. This year the fans of that film can enjoy his new film EAT DRINK MAN WOMAN.
Eating and drinking. Men and women. The title refers to two of the basic human urges. One is to consume food and drink; the other is to mate. These fundamental urges are central to Ang Lee's story of a great chef and his three adult daughters. Each of the four has a life of her or his own and each of the lives intersect at the dinner table over almost pornographically seductive Chinese banquet dishes. Not since BABETTE'S FEAST has food looked this sensually inviting in a film. (And, yes, I have considered LIKE WATER FOR CHOCOLATE, TAMPOPO, THE AGE OF INNOCENCE, and WHO'S KILLING THE GREAT CHEFS OF EUROPE. Did I miss any?)
Eldest of the daughters is Jen (played by Kuei-Mei Yang), a sexually repressed chemistry professor who is just coming out of being shell-shocked from a college romance. The second daughter is Chien (Chien-Lien Wu) a successful executive for the Taiwanese national airline. Deep down she regrets that she never became a proficient cook and housewife since her father would not let her do the cooking. Third of the daughters is Ning (Yu-Wen Wang) who rebelliously works in a Wendy's Hamburger Restaurant to spite her father's culinary tastes.
Then there is Chef Chu himself (Si-hung Lung). Knowing that he will soon lose his daughters and dreading an empty nest, he is losing his taste for life and has already literally lost his taste for food. In his attempts to connect he has adopted the family next door: a friend of Jen's and her mother and daughter. But nothing in this film is very far from food. Chu's relationship with the little girl next door is through his cooking. When the family gets together and communicates it is over one of Chu's carefully prepared meals. It is over meals that announcements are made to the family. Much of the screen time is spent showing exactly how Chu prepares his feasts. These interruptions would be irritating distractions from the storyline but they have their own interest value.
EAT DRINK MAN WOMAN is a long film at 123 minutes and at times the film moves slowly developing the relationships that form the four different stories. Lee is ambitious trying to tell so much plot, but even at more than two hours some of the stories end up a bit sketchy and rushed. In particular, Ning's story is slighted with a rushed telling.
But like THE WEDDING BANQUET, this film will probably be popular in the United States for different reasons than it will be popular in Lee's native Taiwan. Remove the Chinese culture from each and you have a story that is watchable but already a little familiar in this country. Neither plot is probably as common in Taiwan. But United States audiences may find that the view of the dynamics of a Taiwanese family is compensation. This story is not so well written or structured as last year's JOY LUCK CLUB. But it still is an enjoyable comedy-drama, perhaps a bit on the light side. I rate the film a high +1 on the -4 to +4 scale. Plan to go out for Chinese food after you see the film.
Mark R. Leeper<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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