public class Vertice
extends java.lang.Object
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Vertice(int x,
int y,
double z)
Creates and initiates a new vertice.
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void |
addEdge(Edge edge)
Adds an edge to the vertice's edgelist.
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int |
compareTo(java.lang.Object o)
Returns -1 if this vertices key is smaller than other vertices.
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boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object obj)
Returns true if the vertice ids are the same.
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double |
getDistToGoal()
Returns the distance to goal of this vertice.
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double |
getDistToStart()
Returns the distance to start of the vertice.
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Edge[] |
getEdges()
Returns the array of edges departing from this vertice.
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int |
getHeapRef()
Returns the heap reference value of the vertice.
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long |
getId()
Returns the id of the vertice.
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double |
getKey()
Calculates and return the key of this vertice.
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int |
getNumberOfEdges()
Returns the number of edges departing from this vertice.
|
Vertice |
getPath()
Returns the previous vertice on the shortest path from the start vertice
to this vertice.
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int |
getX()
Returns the x coordinate.
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int |
getY()
Returns the y coordinate.
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double |
getZ()
Returns the z coordinate = altitude in meters.
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void |
setDistToGoal(double distToGoal)
Sets the distance to goal of this vertice.
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void |
setDistToStart(double distToStart)
Sets the distance to start of the vertice.
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void |
setEdges(Edge[] edges)
Sets the array of edges departing from this vertice.
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void |
setHeapRef(int heapRef)
Sets the heap reference value of the vertice.
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void |
setNumberOfEdges(int numberOfEdges)
Sets the number of edges departing from this vertice.
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void |
setPath(Vertice path)
Sets the previous vertice on the shortest path from the start vertice
to this vertice.
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void |
setZ(double z)
Sets the z coordinate = altitude in meters.
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public Vertice(int x, int y, double z)
x
- The x coordinatey
- The y coordinatez
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public int getY()
public double getZ()
public void setZ(double z)
z
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public int getHeapRef()
public void setHeapRef(int heapRef)
heapRef
- The heap reference value of the vertice.public double getDistToStart()
public void setDistToStart(double distToStart)
distToStart
- The distance to start of the verticepublic Vertice getPath()
public void setPath(Vertice path)
path
- The previous vertice on the shortest path from the start verticepublic Edge[] getEdges()
public void setEdges(Edge[] edges)
edges
- The edge arraypublic int getNumberOfEdges()
public void setNumberOfEdges(int numberOfEdges)
numberOfEdges
- The number of edges departing from this vertice.public void addEdge(Edge edge)
edge
- The edge to be addedpublic double getKey()
public double getDistToGoal()
public void setDistToGoal(double distToGoal)
distToGoal
- The distance to goal to be set for the verticepublic int compareTo(java.lang.Object o)
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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Markus13-Mar-19 06:14 AM
whale was involved also on binance
saw 70k buy wall
Alexfrog13-Mar-19 06:19 AM
shoulda waited for now
dxer66613-Mar-19 06:20 AM
first huobi bought kmd in binance and add kmd to huobi...afther that they pump it. whalebro was huobi
Markus13-Mar-19 06:24 AM
we might see 25k
actionslacks13-Mar-19 06:29 AM
whalebro WAS huobi! yoinks!
looks like we solved another one...
Alecandro13-Mar-19 06:37 AM
Sad!
actionslacks13-Mar-19 06:41 AM
quality entertainment nonetheless
Alexfrog13-Mar-19 06:47 AM
real bounce time?
dxer66613-Mar-19 06:53 AM
p & d without news
Keppie13-Mar-19 07:27 AM
Bounce it
Let's just form a support on our previous resistance arround 29k
so in a week we can go like we used to say in the poloniex troll box
"Next leg up"
Alecandro13-Mar-19 07:32 AM
Sounds good to me!
sφldat13-Mar-19 07:44 AM
Great volume!
Yesterday's Volume $1,937,233 USD
jl777c13-Mar-19 07:47 AM
when people say "no news" dont they realize there has been a lot of news in the recent months with price barely moving, so this is pressure that builds until one day it is unleashed. My theory is that every good news that has no price movement will someday create price movement "without news". It is a delayed effect. Do people really think that big whales read some news and then in the next hour buy millions of dollars worth? The news needs to be processed and digested and this takes time, so this could just be the AWS news effect.
 It's been confirmed.
Big things coming. 120k is just the beginning.
Whalebro knows.
Tek13-Mar-19 08:44 AM
Yeah this way I can't sell early
when its staking
so that's nice
ch6ris13-Mar-19 08:45 AM
Wait you mean acquiring interest right?
Tek13-Mar-19 08:45 AM
yes
jorian13-Mar-19 08:45 AM
rewards.
ch6ris13-Mar-19 08:45 AM
ahhh. well technically not staking.
yes rewards my bad
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Tek13-Mar-19 08:46 AM
all good projects visited their previous floor
the floor they had when they were at 6k
in about 1 hour
then came back down to about half of it
when bitcion was at 6k*
Funkyball13-Mar-19 08:47 AM
Hows does the rewards thing work? I only have 500 KMD, is that enough to get rewards?
Tek13-Mar-19 08:47 AM
yeah you can stake any amount
more than 10*
ch6ris13-Mar-19 08:47 AM
yes 10(edited)
CryptoNinjaa13-Mar-19 08:47 AM
Min is a 10utxo
ch6ris13-Mar-19 08:48 AM
Agama is the easiest way to claim.
Funkyball13-Mar-19 08:48 AM
Ok, so I send 500 KMD to agama abd just leave it? What kind of ROI is it looking at
jorian13-Mar-19 08:48 AM
you have to claim every 30 days
ch6ris13-Mar-19 08:48 AM
was it 10.1% pa
jorian13-Mar-19 08:48 AM
basically doing a transaction
ch6ris13-Mar-19 08:48 AM
claim once every 30 days
or earlier don't think it matters to much.(edited)
Tek13-Mar-19 08:49 AM
I think it was 5%
ch6ris13-Mar-19 08:49 AM
yeah, probably.
Keppie13-Mar-19 08:49 AM
5.1% yes
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Tek13-Mar-19 08:50 AM
5% is nice
1
10% then is bit much as whales dump the price with interest all the time
ch6ris13-Mar-19 08:51 AM
anyhoo. Very entertaining.
Keppie13-Mar-19 08:52 AM
What's the story behind Whalebro ?
Funkyball13-Mar-19 08:53 AM
Nice thanks guys
ch6ris13-Mar-19 08:53 AM
He buys komodo in large quantities
The price doesn't matter to him. He just wants it now.
Someone's gotta bring a little culture.
Search whalebro in this channel, The results are pretty funny. (edited)
LocoMB13-Mar-19 09:54 AM
hey- looks like I slept through that sudden Huobi party!
anyway, still nice to see stuff like that when waking up!
Keppie13-Mar-19 10:10 AM
Bounce on the 0.786 fib level ? 27k sats that is
Sherdogz13-Mar-19 10:12 AM
So what would be the pest price to buy back?

Keppie13-Mar-19 10:30 AM
Basically yes. Smart money buys the retest now.
jl777c13-Mar-19 10:36 AM
I thought the smart money bought at 13k
1
1
Keppie13-Mar-19 10:36 AM
Obviously
hastrup13-Mar-19 10:48 AM
Then I most be smart money XD
LocoMB13-Mar-19 10:49 AM
goddamit! I can't even find KMD on Huobi! how do these twats manage to hide it there?!?!
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jl777c13-Mar-19 10:51 AM
KMD is a well kept secret
make sure to sell as soon as you get 6% gain!
let others make money with KMD, its only fair
1
BanHammer13-Mar-19 10:53 AM
Btc is making some weird moves again, I'm waiting to rebuy kmd
Funkyball13-Mar-19 11:13 AM
Im buying back in now, happy to take the extra KMD even if it goes back below 25k but after a pump like that I'd be surprised
1
ch6ris13-Mar-19 11:36 AM
Would be helping support a new level.
Hollowman900013-Mar-19 11:36 AM
My KMD hasn’t seen an exchange in 2 years
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ch6ris13-Mar-19 11:37 AM
I think alot of us are like that. Even when it was @$10


DO THE RIGHT THING (1987)
a retrospective by Justin Siegel
© Justin Siegel
The 1980s, for me anyway, were a surprisingly splendid time in the world of film. The competition for the best film of the decade is an especially heated one: BLUE VELVET, David Lynch's searing, gut-wrenching "comedy" about the depravity that lurks in the house next door was one choice. Scorsese's RAGING BULL was another. BULL's power is somewhat muddied by the incredible critical response it recieved (I mean come on, is there one critic in America that _didn't_ call it the best film of the decade?). An "offbeat" choice that I could hardly disagree with is LESS THAN ZERO, a bleak, nihilistic portait of rich drug-addicts, that includes the best performance of the decade, by Robert Downey JR. Spike Lee's ultra-controversial DO THE RIGHT THING has my vote as best film. It seemed to capture a hot-ass Bed-Stuy day better than any movie could've, and its portrait of racial tensions between blacks and Italians was one of cultured thoughtfulness (the illiteracy of Pino, for example, which was never actually discussed, but easy to pick up by a careful watcher).
But the film was the work of a middle-class filmmaker (Lee) playing at being poor. While the film still has undeniably power, it never fully made me believe in Lee's comprehension of the lifestyle he was covering. Would a working-class twentysomething Brooklynite _really_ start a riot over "brothers on the wall"?
Which brings me to another point. Mookie threw a trashcan though Sal's window because the police killed Radio Raheem.  Lee has said that he pulled the film away from Paramount (to MCA) becasue the studio wanted it to end with "Mookie and Sal huging and singing 'We Are the World.'"  Had the film ended as Paramount suggested, though, I would've felt gypped. The mark of a good film is that it can leave a bad taste in your mouth, but you'll watch it again in a second. DO THE RIGHT THING is one of those films.
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getCallCount( string $method )
Fetches the call count of a method so far.
Fetches the call count of a method so far.
Parameters
- $method
string $method Method name called.
Returns
integer Number of calls so far.
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setReturnValue( string $method, mixed $value, array $args = false )
Sets a return for a parameter list that will
be passed by value for all calls to this method.
Sets a return for a parameter list that will be passed by value for all calls
to this method.
Parameters
- $method
string $method Method name.
- $value
mixed $value Result of call passed by value.
- $args
array $args List of parameters to match including wildcards.
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setReturnValueAt( integer $timing, string $method, mixed $value, array $args = false )
Sets a return for a parameter list that will
be passed by value only when the required call count
is reached.
Sets a return for a parameter list that will be passed by value only when the
required call count is reached.
Parameters
- $timing
integer $timing Number of calls in the future to which the result applies. If not set
then all calls will return the value.
- $method
string $method Method name.
- $value
mixed $value Result of call passed by value.
- $args
array $args List of parameters to match including wildcards.
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setReturnReference( string $method, mixed & $reference, array $args = false )
Sets a return for a parameter list that will
be passed by reference for all calls.
Sets a return for a parameter list that will be passed by reference for all
calls.
Parameters
- $method
string $method Method name.
- $reference
mixed $reference Result of the call will be this object.
- $args
array $args List of parameters to match including wildcards.
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setReturnReferenceAt( integer $timing, string $method, mixed & $reference, array $args = false )
Sets a return for a parameter list that will
be passed by value only when the required call count
is reached.
Sets a return for a parameter list that will be passed by value only when the
required call count is reached.
Parameters
- $timing
integer $timing Number of calls in the future to which the result applies. If not set
then all calls will return the value.
- $method
string $method Method name.
- $reference
mixed $reference Result of the call will be this object.
- $args
array $args List of parameters to match including wildcards.
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expect( string $method, array $args, string $message = '%s' )
Sets up an expected call with a set of
expected parameters in that call. All
calls will be compared to these expectations
regardless of when the call is made.
Sets up an expected call with a set of expected parameters in that call. All
calls will be compared to these expectations regardless of when the call is
made.
Parameters
- $method
string $method Method call to test.
- $args
array $args Expected parameters for the call including wildcards.
- $message
string $message Overridden message.
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expectAt( integer $timing, string $method, array $args, string $message = '%s' )
Sets up an expected call with a set of
expected parameters in that call. The
expected call count will be adjusted if it
is set too low to reach this call.
Sets up an expected call with a set of expected parameters in that call. The
expected call count will be adjusted if it is set too low to reach this
call.
Parameters
- $timing
integer $timing Number of calls in the future at which to test. Next call is 0.
- $method
string $method Method call to test.
- $args
array $args Expected parameters for the call including wildcards.
- $message
string $message Overridden message.
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expectCallCount( string $method, integer $count, string $message = '%s' )
Sets an expectation for the number of times
a method will be called. The tally method
is used to check this.
Sets an expectation for the number of times a method will be called. The
tally method is used to check this.
Parameters
- $method
string $method Method call to test.
- $count
integer $count Number of times it should have been called at tally.
- $message
string $message Overridden message.
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expectMaximumCallCount( string $method, integer $count, string $message = '%s' )
Sets the number of times a method may be called
before a test failure is triggered.
Sets the number of times a method may be called before a test failure is
triggered.
Parameters
- $method
string $method Method call to test.
- $count
integer $count Most number of times it should have been called.
- $message
string $message Overridden message.
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expectMinimumCallCount( string $method, integer $count, string $message = '%s' )
Sets the number of times to call a method to prevent
a failure on the tally.
Sets the number of times to call a method to prevent a failure on the
tally.
Parameters
- $method
string $method Method call to test.
- $count
integer $count Least number of times it should have been called.
- $message
string $message Overridden message.
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expectNever( string $method, string $message = '%s' )
Convenience method for barring a method
call.
Convenience method for barring a method call.
Parameters
- $method
string $method Method call to ban.
- $message
string $message Overridden message.
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public
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expectOnce( string $method, array $args = false, string $message = '%s' )
Convenience method for a single method
call.
Convenience method for a single method call.
Parameters
- $method
string $method Method call to track.
- $args
array $args Expected argument list or false for any arguments.
- $message
string $message Overridden message.
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public
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expectAtLeastOnce( string $method, array $args = false, string $message = '%s' )
Convenience method for requiring a method
call.
Convenience method for requiring a method call.
Parameters
- $method
string $method Method call to track.
- $args
array $args Expected argument list or false for any arguments.
- $message
string $message Overridden message.
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throwOn( string $method, mixed $exception = false, mixed $args = false )
Sets up a trigger to throw an exception upon the
method call.
Sets up a trigger to throw an exception upon the method call.
Parameters
- $method
string $method Method name to throw on.
- $exception
- $args
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public
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throwAt( mixed $timing, mixed $method, mixed $exception = false, mixed $args = false )
Sets up a trigger to throw an exception upon the
method call.
Sets up a trigger to throw an exception upon the method call.
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public
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errorOn( mixed $method, mixed $error = 'A mock error', mixed $args = false, mixed $severity = E_USER_ERROR )
Sets up a trigger to throw an error upon the
method call.
Sets up a trigger to throw an error upon the method call.
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public
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errorAt( mixed $timing, mixed $method, mixed $error = 'A mock error', mixed $args = false, mixed $severity = E_USER_ERROR )
Sets up a trigger to throw an error upon the
method call.
Sets up a trigger to throw an error upon the method call.
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atTestEnd( string $test_method, SimpleTestCase & $test )
Receives event from unit test that the current
test method has finished. Totals up the call
counts and triggers a test assertion if a test
is present for expected call counts.
Receives event from unit test that the current test method has finished.
Totals up the call counts and triggers a test assertion if a test is present for
expected call counts.
Parameters
- $test_method
string $test_method Current method name.
- $test
SimpleTestCase
$test Test to send message to.
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mixed
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_invoke( string $method, array $args )
Returns the expected value for the method name
and checks expectations. Will generate any
test assertions as a result of expectations
if there is a test present.
Returns the expected value for the method name and checks expectations. Will
generate any test assertions as a result of expectations if there is a test
present.
Parameters
- $method
string $method Name of method to simulate.
- $args
array $args Arguments as an array.
Returns
mixed Stored return.
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mixed
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_emulateCall( string $method, array $args, integer $step )
Finds the return value matching the incoming
arguments. If there is no matching value found
then an error is triggered.
Finds the return value matching the incoming arguments. If there is no
matching value found then an error is triggered.
Parameters
- $method
string $method Method name.
- $args
array $args Calling arguments.
- $step
integer $step Current position in the call history.
Returns
mixed Stored return or other action.
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_checkExpectations( string $method, array $args, integer $timing )
Tests the arguments against expectations.
Tests the arguments against expectations.
Parameters
- $method
string $method Method to check.
- $args
array $args Argument list to match.
- $timing
integer $timing The position of this call in the call history.
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Since the source code for a plugin like this is no longer available I made my own version.
☰ Description:
Highlights your friends in the scoreboard and battlereports
☰ Options:
- "Use Friends Highlighter" (default: on): Toggle the plugin
- "Highlight friends in scoreboard" (default: on): Highlights your friends on the live scoreboard
- "Highlight friends in battlereport" (default: on): Highlights your friends on a battlereport
- "Change color" (default: off): Change the highlighting color (need to be on to take effect, else standard color)
☰ Changelog:
Click to open/close:
v1.0:
- Initial release
Source code can be found here:
https://getbblog.com/plugins/user/147931.js?m=f34
Any suggestions or ideas I could add? Anwser here and I'll respond :)


Put any text into the box on the left and then click the Encrypt button. This app will encrypt at 4-bytes per character to a javascript array which will be shown below in two different ways. The first is the array combined into a readable string of numbers corresponding to the 4-byte encrypted array. The second is the actual array that was created. To decrypt, click on the Decrypt button below.
As with all projects at Full Hive, if you find a use for this please use it. All projects here are just for fun and usually just the end result of dumb ideas.


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After a couple of weeks with Leopard here are my top reasons to switch
- WiFi management just works! I had to keep choosing my favourite SSID every time my Macbook woke up under Tiger. Worth the price of entry alone
- It's faster
- Finder is slightly better at displaying information
- I think I like spaces..., but still trying to get used to that
- Stacks is useful
- erhh.. that's it for me. I don't use AppleMail,iCal, iChat etc etc.


The [RequiresPermission] attribute specifies the name of a permission that must be assigned to the calling identity. If the caller does not have this permission, then the caller will receive an access denied response.
The [RequiresPermission()] attribute has the following properties you can set.
Specifies the name of the permission to check. This permission must be configured in the Authorization middleware to be effective. If you do not configure any Authorization middleware then this permission will not be checked and all users will be able to access this page.
Defines the optional path of the secure resource. See documentation on the Authorization sub-system to understand how to set this property.


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eDSP
0.0.1
A cross-platform DSP library written in C++.
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eDSP (easy Digital Signal Processing) is a digital signal processing framework written in modern C++ that implements some of the common functions and algorithms frequently used in digital signal processing, audio engineering & telecommunications systems.
It aims to provide efficient and streamlined base calculations while at the same time having a straightforward and easy-to-use interface similar to another numeric language like MATLAB. The library integrates a C++ and Python interfaces and supports Windows, Linux, Mac OS, iOS and Android.
Got it! Excellent question! There are plenty of established DSP frameworks for C++. You may be wondering, What's the point of implementing other DSP framework? What does eDSP bring to the party that differentiates it from these?
eDSP is a modern framework written for modern C++ developers. It is an alternative for those who want a powerful template DSP library that keeps a simple STL-like API. eDSP is a framework that:
eDSP relies in a modern C++ compiler and some standard third-party dependencies. The idea is to build a framework compatible with most of the modern platforms with the minimum modifications.
Those are the supported platforms:
eDSP is organized in different modules. Each module integrates different related features. This is the list of the available modules:
Note: eDSP is a framework under construction. Some features are scheduled for future development.
Please check the official docs or the list of available features to find a detailed information of each module.
Check the wiki for more information. The latest development documentation is available online.
Check the Kanban of this project to get more information about the current state.
Copyright (c) 2018, Mohammed Boujemaoui Boulaghmoudi, All rights reserved.
Distributed under the GPLv3 license.


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Enumeration members
CS_UM_AchievementEvent
CS_UM_AchievementEvent: = 33
CS_UM_AdjustMoney
CS_UM_AdjustMoney: = 27
CS_UM_AmmoDenied
CS_UM_AmmoDenied: = 56
CS_UM_BarTime
CS_UM_BarTime: = 55
CS_UM_CallVoteFailed
CS_UM_CallVoteFailed: = 45
CS_UM_ClientInfo
CS_UM_ClientInfo: = 39
CS_UM_CloseCaption
CS_UM_CloseCaption: = 15
CS_UM_CloseCaptionDirect
CS_UM_CloseCaptionDirect: = 16
CS_UM_CurrentRoundOdds
CS_UM_CurrentRoundOdds: = 80
CS_UM_CurrentTimescale
CS_UM_CurrentTimescale: = 32
CS_UM_Damage
CS_UM_Damage: = 21
CS_UM_DeepStats
CS_UM_DeepStats: = 81
CS_UM_DesiredTimescale
CS_UM_DesiredTimescale: = 31
CS_UM_DisconnectToLobby
CS_UM_DisconnectToLobby: = 35
CS_UM_DisconnectToLobby2
CS_UM_DisconnectToLobby2: = 74
CS_UM_DisplayInventory
CS_UM_DisplayInventory: = 37
CS_UM_EndOfMatchAllPlayersData
CS_UM_EndOfMatchAllPlayersData: = 75
CS_UM_EntityOutlineHighlight
CS_UM_EntityOutlineHighlight: = 71
CS_UM_Fade
CS_UM_Fade: = 13
CS_UM_GameTitle
CS_UM_GameTitle: = 10
CS_UM_Geiger
CS_UM_Geiger: = 2
CS_UM_GlowPropTurnOff
CS_UM_GlowPropTurnOff: = 60
CS_UM_HintText
CS_UM_HintText: = 23
CS_UM_HudMsg
CS_UM_HudMsg: = 8
CS_UM_HudText
CS_UM_HudText: = 4
CS_UM_ItemDrop
CS_UM_ItemDrop: = 59
CS_UM_ItemPickup
CS_UM_ItemPickup: = 53
CS_UM_KeyHintText
CS_UM_KeyHintText: = 24
CS_UM_KillCam
CS_UM_KillCam: = 30
CS_UM_MarkAchievement
CS_UM_MarkAchievement: = 57
CS_UM_MatchEndConditions
CS_UM_MatchEndConditions: = 34
CS_UM_MatchStatsUpdate
CS_UM_MatchStatsUpdate: = 58
CS_UM_PlayerDecalDigitalSignature
CS_UM_PlayerDecalDigitalSignature: = 68
CS_UM_PlayerStatsUpdate
CS_UM_PlayerStatsUpdate: = 36
CS_UM_ProcessSpottedEntityUpdate
CS_UM_ProcessSpottedEntityUpdate: = 25
CS_UM_QuestProgress
CS_UM_QuestProgress: = 66
CS_UM_RadioText
CS_UM_RadioText: = 22
CS_UM_RawAudio
CS_UM_RawAudio: = 18
CS_UM_ReloadEffect
CS_UM_ReloadEffect: = 26
CS_UM_ReportHit
CS_UM_ReportHit: = 64
CS_UM_RequestState
CS_UM_RequestState: = 20
CS_UM_ResetHud
CS_UM_ResetHud: = 9
CS_UM_RoundBackupFilenames
CS_UM_RoundBackupFilenames: = 62
CS_UM_RoundImpactScoreData
CS_UM_RoundImpactScoreData: = 79
CS_UM_Rumble
CS_UM_Rumble: = 14
CS_UM_SSUI
CS_UM_SSUI: = 72
CS_UM_SayText
CS_UM_SayText: = 5
CS_UM_SayText2
CS_UM_SayText2: = 6
CS_UM_ScoreLeaderboardData
CS_UM_ScoreLeaderboardData: = 67
CS_UM_SendAudio
CS_UM_SendAudio: = 17
CS_UM_SendLastKillerDamageToClient
CS_UM_SendLastKillerDamageToClient: = 51
CS_UM_SendPlayerItemDrops
CS_UM_SendPlayerItemDrops: = 61
CS_UM_SendPlayerItemFound
CS_UM_SendPlayerItemFound: = 63
CS_UM_ServerRankRevealAll
CS_UM_ServerRankRevealAll: = 50
CS_UM_ServerRankUpdate
CS_UM_ServerRankUpdate: = 52
CS_UM_Shake
CS_UM_Shake: = 12
CS_UM_ShowMenu
CS_UM_ShowMenu: = 54
CS_UM_StopSpectatorMode
CS_UM_StopSpectatorMode: = 29
CS_UM_SurvivalStats
CS_UM_SurvivalStats: = 73
CS_UM_TextMsg
CS_UM_TextMsg: = 7
CS_UM_Train
CS_UM_Train: = 3
CS_UM_UpdateScreenHealthBar
CS_UM_UpdateScreenHealthBar: = 70
CS_UM_UpdateTeamMoney
CS_UM_UpdateTeamMoney: = 28
CS_UM_VGUIMenu
CS_UM_VGUIMenu: = 1
CS_UM_VoiceMask
CS_UM_VoiceMask: = 19
CS_UM_VoteFailed
CS_UM_VoteFailed: = 48
CS_UM_VotePass
CS_UM_VotePass: = 47
CS_UM_VoteSetup
CS_UM_VoteSetup: = 49
CS_UM_VoteStart
CS_UM_VoteStart: = 46
CS_UM_WarmupHasEnded
CS_UM_WarmupHasEnded: = 38
CS_UM_WeaponSound
CS_UM_WeaponSound: = 69
CS_UM_XRankGet
CS_UM_XRankGet: = 40
CS_UM_XRankUpd
CS_UM_XRankUpd: = 41
CS_UM_XpUpdate
CS_UM_XpUpdate: = 65


Concepts
Function
At a high level, a function can be conceptualized like so:
FUNC
: A program, packaged as a container, that performs CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on the input.input
: A Kubernetes List type containing objects to operate on.output
: A Kubernetes List type containing the resultant Kubernetes objects.functionConfig
: An optional Kubernetes object used to parameterize the function’s behavior.
See Configuration Functions Specification for further details.
There are two special-case functions: source functions and sink functions.
Source Function
A Source Function takes no input
:
Instead, the function typically produces the output
by reading configurations from an external
system (e.g. reading files from a filesystem).
Sink Function
A Sink Function produces no output
:
Instead, the function typically writes configurations to an external system (e.g. writing files to a filesystem).
Pipeline
Functions can be composed into a pipeline:
Next Steps
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Flag to indicate if scan results should be viewable when a build has finished.
When enabled, a new action will be provided to view scan results, labeled 'InsightAppSec Scan Results'.
Note: All users with access to view the build job history will be able to view InsightAppSec scan results


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Introduction¶
Version 3.2.4
A python interface to UNIDATA’s UDUNITS-2 library with CF extensions
Store, combine and compare physical units and convert numeric values to different units.
Units are as defined in UNIDATA’s UDUNITS-2 library, except for
reference time units (such as 'days since 2000-12-1'
in the
'proleptic_gregorian'
calendar), which are handled by the cftime
python package.
In addition, some units are either new to, modified from, or removed from the standard UDUNITS-2 database in order to be more consistent with the CF conventions.


January, 2017
The CS106A Midterm is Monday Feb 13th from 7pm to 9pm. We will provide more details (what the exam covers, practice exams) closer to the date.
If you have OAE accommodations, or if you have a conflict with this time, and absolutely cannot make the regularly scheduled midterm, you must send a request by email to me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>by 5:00pm on Sunday, Feb 5th to arrange an alternate exam time. Any alternate midterm exam will be within at most one day (earlier or later) than the regular exam time, so make sure you are available in that time window if you cannot make the regular exam.


The USS Nimitz is a naval carrier supplied by the US Navy for the purpose of housing and basing the 15th MEU(RU) F/A-18D detachment. The Nimitz deck is made up of a parking area, landing strip with cable braking system and two deck launchers for simultaneous launch of aircraft. While the Marine Corps utilizes carriers for their missions, all naval function of the carrier is completely run by the Navy.
The USS Everett is a naval LPD or Landing Platform/Dock. It consists of a water level dock housed inside the ship and a landing pad on top. The USS Everett was named after the city of Everett, Washington by it’s creator GySgt Phillips. The LPD is utilized to house our infantry personnel in preparation for a mission and allows for the use of aircraft transportation and/or naval transportation through the use of CRRCs or AAVs. All LPDs are operated and maintained by the navy and used by the Marine Corps for transportation of forces near the shore for ship to shore actions.
The USS Matthew Barton is a naval LHD or Landing Helicopter Dock. The ship was named in memoriam of the 15th’s late Major Matthew Barton, who made significant contributions to the unit in general and helped to make the Air Combat Element what it is today. It's primary purpose is to act as a helicopter base of operations. The 15th MEU(RU) uses the USS Matthew Barton in order to house, transport and launch the CH-53E Detachment and F-35 Detachment. While the Marine Corps utilizes LHDs for their missions, all naval function of the LHD is completely run by the Navy.
The USS Fallujah is a naval LHD or Landing Helicopter Dock. This ship received it’s name in memory of the Battle of Fallujah in a naming contest years ago. It's primary purpose is to act as a helicopter base of operations. The 15th MEU(RU) uses the USS Fallujah in order to house, transport and launch the UH-1Y/AH-1Z Detachment and MV-22B Detachment. All LHDs are operated and maintained by the navy and used by the Marine Corps for transportation of forces near the shore for ship to shore actions.


Modernizing WCF Services with containers and Visual Studio There are a number of reasons for moving long-standing .NET Framework applications like WCF, and ASP.NET Webforms to containers and then into containers or "modernizing legacy heritage apps". DevOps - Once the application is set up in a contain...
dotnet/diagnostics This repository contains the source code for various .NET Core runtime diagnostic tools and documents. - dotnet/diagnostics
I wanna go fast: HTTPS' massive speed advantage I tweeted this the other day, and the internet was not pleased: HTTPS is slow. No - wait - is it HTTP that's slow?! https://t.co/T49GG7oCaK pic.twitter.com/cfnYOpXMWc — Troy Hunt (@troyhunt) July 8, 2016 In fact, a bunch of the internet was pre...
Spit Cleaning a Mummy - Objectivity #205 Get 10% off your first Hover purchase: https://www.hover.com/objectivity — We join conservator Bethany Palumbo to see how she’s conserving a mummy. More links below ↓↓↓ Check out the Tahemaa Transformed GoFundMe page: https://www.gofundme.com/tahemaa-tra...
OctoLinker — Links together, what belongs together. Browser extension for GitHub which turns language-specific module-loading statements like include, require or import into links.
Breakpoint changes the output of the program on x64 · Issue #12875 · dotnet/runtime The output for the execution of a program may change if you add a breakpoint on a specified line. Repro Steps: static void Main(string[] args) { Console.WriteLine(WrapDegrees(-722.5f)); Console.Wri...
Tips for Optimizing GPU Performance Using Tensor Cores | NVIDIA Developer Blog The guide explains how GPUs process data and gives tips on how to design networks for better performance, including optimizing for Tensor Cores.
Announcing Entity Framework Core 3.0 Preview 6 and Entity Framework 6.3 Preview 6 | .NET Blog New previews of the next versions of EF Core and EF 6 are now available on NuGet.Org. What is new in EF Core 3.0 Preview 6 In recent months, a lot of our efforts have been focused on a new LINQ implementation for EF Core 3.0.
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PSD2's SCA in simple terms Remove the uncertainty about Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) and explain in simple terms what you need to know to comply with the new regulations, specifically the important topic of “dynamic lin


The Inside-Out Tactic to Become a Genius
The Secret Sauce
The credo “We become what we think about” has mesmerised billions of souls all over the universe. The genius behind the brainstorming secret is Earl Nightingale, an American radio speaker and author, who has left an astounding legacy of perceptions on life and leadership. As a young boy he was questing after “How can a person, starting from scratch, who has no particular advantage in the world, reach the goals that he feels are important to him, and, by so doing, make a major contribution to others?” Ultimately, his life became one of the world’s prominent success stories capable of stimulating folks to reach their uppermost possibilities.
Your Mindset Matters
Thomas Alva Edison, a genius inventor, came up with the best definition of a genius: “Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration” and Nightingale’s life upholds the statement. Not only Nightingale, but such is the life of every luminary. It is not that they never confronted impediments in life time, but as they were willing to perspire to become geniuses, they always rebounded from the ashes with extra strength and zeal and became legendary masterminds touching the heart of hearts. Thus, when the ‘want’ gets stronger and you are capable of asking and answering enough ‘whys’, the ‘how’ gets easier; this excavates a smarter path for the genius, who all the time yearns to strike out an innovative pathway.
“Life is really simple, but we insist in making it complicated”, said Confucius and at all times we take success too, intricate. In reality, though a bit tough, reaching new heights is not an impossible task; instead, it originates from the steady run-through of simple essentials. Alongside, it’s truly imperative to keep in mind what Napolean Hill has wisely said, “A winner never quits, and a quitter never wins.” If you really want to accomplish eminence in your life you will have to put in determination to the full.
The Miracle Procedure
The mostly held sure-fire way to become a genius is to figure out what you want, set real goals and create a coherent strategy to attain them. To be justly outstanding, one needs to put in tremendous effort of energy besides being super-smart and smart working. Setting up proper priorities, plan and organise your activities and always be prepared with a to-do list. Continuous learning is mandatory for every individual as Jim Rohn has said, “Learning is the beginning of wealth. Learning is the beginning of health. Learning is the beginning of spirituality. Searching and learning is where the miracle process all begins”; the miracle of becoming a genius.
Trust in your ability to get ahead and permanently focus on getting heightened in every aspect of your target. It is psychologically proven that nothing pedals our existence more than our self-image and so, surround yourself with positivity. It’s indeed important to make yourself action-oriented. Seize every single moment to act on your objectives, regularly monitoring the progress you make. Greatness can be attained by spending a lot of time perfecting it as Aristotle commented, “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit.”
In “The Road not Taken” Robert Frost has said, “Two roads diverged in the wood, and I – I took the one less travelled by, and that has made all the difference”. To showcase you brilliance, dare to be different perceiving that each and every new adventure has an inherent risk and one should always be passionate and audacious enough to tear down the brick walls to welcome prodigious opportunities.  When enthusiasm and expertise come together, we are often left with a masterpiece and thus a genius is born.
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IDEA encourages innovation, collaboration, research, open data and social responsibility in the fields of immersive media, artificial intelligence, digital storytelling and performance. The organization will serve as a platform for a growing community of artists, technologists, and entrepreneurs to develop new work with emerging technologies. Read about our current projects on our blog.
Under the leadership of Director Amelia Winger-Bearskin (formerly the Director of the DBRS Innovation Labs, professor of New Media and Performance at Vanderbilt University and NYU-ITP Graduate), IDEA will be partnering with some of New York’s leading institutions, universities and non-profits to integrate the Arts and Technology District into the existing ecosystem of educators, entrepreneurs, and technologists already working in New Rochelle and neighboring communities.
Established in spring of 2018, the IDEALab New Rochelle Residency supports creative practitioners, researchers, digital storytellers, and other immersive technology leaders in their work using emerging technologies to share culture, tell stories, advance research and propel creative practice.
A quiet oasis just a half-hour from NYC, the IDEALab Residency allows practitioners to focus on one’s current body of work without distraction. Amenities include a furnished live/work apartment, an adjacent fully-appointed technology lab with technical support, and front door access to NYC Metro North-bound trains.
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[gecode-users] Extending integer and set variables to quantified variables.
jeremie.vautard
jeremie.vautard at laposte.net
Thu Mar 9 14:29:30 CET 2006
Hi all !
I am trying to extend Gecode in order to make it solve
quantified constraints. I would like to stop propagation and
directly fail if a universally quantified variable is reduced.
I began to have a look at the IntVar and SetVar classes to see
how to extend them to add a quantifier information (ForAll our
Exists), and have them raise an exception if the domain is
reduced and the quantifier is ForAll.
I've been surprised to see that the IntVar class has only
methods to read information on the variable domain, and that
the only way to reduce it is : first to access it, using the
method Variable(), to the IntVarImp object the IntVar
contains, and only then to invoke the modifying methods to the
IntVarImp itself (am I right on this point ?). As the methods
of the IntVar class to read informations on the variable
domain is only en encapsulation of the same IntVarDomain
methods, why are the modifying methods not encapsulated in the
IntVar class too ?
Another thing. I don't know if that would be useful for
anything else than my issue, but would it be possible to
declare the value access methode of the IntVar as virtual ?
All this would allow me to only extend gecode with my own
classes, without having to add a single line in the original
source code...
Best regards,
Jeremie
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Celebrity parents who gifted their children extravagant gifts
by Pauline KatethyaPesa iko! kwani iko nini?
Many celebrities have power, fame, wealth and probably the world at their feet. They live life on the fast lane and eat life with a big spoon, making them the envy of many.

Over the years, a section of the celebrities have gifted their children with expensive gifts that some of us might never get in our lifetime. They say life is not a bed of roses, but it is for some of these children who were born with a silver spoon in their mouth.
Here are some of the celebrities who gifted their children posh extravagant gifts.
Take a look;
P Diddy
For his 16th birthday, rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs got his son Justin Combs, a brand-new silver Maybach that cost Sh36 Million.
David Beckham
Legendary footballer, David Beckham and his wife Victoria Beckham gifted their daughter Harper Seven Beckham with a painting called Daddy’s girl which cost Sh101 Million. The pink art was seven feet tall and was covered in butterflies.
Tom Cruise
American actor and film producer, Tom Cruise once gifted his daughter Suri, a Victorian playhouse worth Sh2.4 Million . And the playhouse wasn’t just an ordinary playhouse like any other, that one had electricity and running water.
And during her 7th birthday, Tom spent Sh712 Million shillings on a private jet just for her!
Jay Z
Celebrated rapper Jay Z and his wife Beyonce, gave their daughter a diamond encrusted barbie doll worth Sh8.1 Million, for her first birthday. And If you think that’s absolutely insane and a waste of money, then you haven’t heard it all.
When she was born, she was provided with a pink-Swarovski-crystal-covered baby diamond bathtub that cost half a million shillings and a baby nursery that cost over a hundred million Kenyan Shillings.
Tyrese Gibson
American Singer and Actor, Tyrese Gibson doesn’t do toys, cakes or any baby-ish stuff. The fast and Furious actor went ahead to gift his daughter Shayla, an entire island as a Christmas present named love island.
Travis Scott
American Rapper Travis Scott and Kylie Jenner gifted their daughter Stormi with a fabulous chair made of stuffed animals that cost Sh2.5 Million. This sounds like a joke, right?
Sandra Bullock
Famous Bird Box actress, Sandra Bullock, showered her son, Louis with an Andy Warhol painting titled "Peaches" that cost Sh1.4 million Kenyan shillings. Her adopted son was only one when he got the present.
Kris Jenner
Kris Jenner gifted her oldest grandchild, Mason Disick a pricey Versace print padded coat which cost Sh317K for his 9th birthday.
Kourtney Kardashian
Kourtney Kardashian surprised her niece, Chicago West with a mini Neon Mercedes G wagon on her first Birthday. The G Wagoin was a small version of the Car Kanye west had Bought Kim Kardashian in August last year.
Its unclear how much the car costs but a similar car goes for Sh22K.
Lil Wayne
In 2015, Hip hop royalty, Lil Wayne gifted his daughter, Reginae Carter, a brand-new Range Rover for her 17th birthday that cost Sh8 Million shillings. That was a year after she received a BMW and a Ferrari for her 16th birthday.
Akothee
Controversial singer, Esther Akoth aka Akothee gifted her daughter Vesha Shaillan Okello with 40% ownership of her multi-million company Akothee Safaris when she turned 21. Isn’t that reasonable and lovely?
On her 19th birthday, she received a brand-new Mazda Demio
Mike Sonko
When Sonko’s adopted daughter, Jannetta Nyamu graduated from Daystar University, Sonko rewarded her with a sleek luxury Mercedes Benz to aid her movements in the city. How lucky was she? Some of us barely got anything after graduation.
Diamond Platnumz
In 2018, WCB boss, Diamond Platnumz, bought his first-born daughter Tiffah Dangote a brand-new designer dress that cost Sh76, 000.


80 pc of villages to get all-weather roads in 2030
Ministry of Construction has set a goal of upgrading the rural roads into all-weather roads for 80 per cent of all villages and 90 per cent of the country’s rural population by 2030.
Rural Road Development Department has laid down the policy for the socio-economic development of rural people through the sustainability development of rural roads and bridges.
Deputy Minister for Construction Kyaw Lin said according to the Core Rural Road Network (CRRN), the ministry is implementing the rural road and bridge projects on a priority basis, using the budgets allotted for the relevant fiscal years.
The rural roads are classified into Class-A, Class-B and Class-C. Forty-six per cent of all Class-A road sections are managed by the region and state government while 54 per cent of Class-B and Class-C road sections are under the management of the Union Government.
In 2030, the ministry has set a plan to implement the systematic urban planning for more than 330 towns across the country.
“In 2030, over 25,600 (Class-A road) out of 55,500 miles of rural road will be upgraded into 12-ft-wide tar or concrete road. Over 17,300 miles of Class-B road will be upgraded into the 12-ft-wide tar/concrete and gravel road. Over 12,500 miles of Class-C road will be upgraded into the 12-ft-wide gravel or earthern roads,” Union Construction Minister Han Zaw said.


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Struggling and auditing myself in 2019
Before you read:
- I write this post only for myself in devops & infrastructure context, not everyone’s else issues.
- And the whole thing could be very discrete, not closely related to each other.
FACTS
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I’m obsessed with keeping infrastructure up and finding better ways for commitments everyday.
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In Devops/SRE scope, trying to adapt incoming tasks, solve problems by providing commonplace solution is…easy, it’s get-shit-done inattentively, something is workaround, temporary. It’s EASY THINGS, come with useless, low impact also very breakable. But good things take time and efforts. And the hard things make big impact.
As a good rule of thumb, proprietary technology must be at least 10 times better than its closest substitute in some important dimension to lead to a real monopolistic advantage. - Zero to One – Peter Thiel
Well… at some points in my work-life, I realize that issues are not from the context, not from others. Mostly issues are from me, from my bad habits, bad thingking, bad mindsets. It makes me feel shutting down, dumb, fucked-up also with getting lost. I went down the wrong path many times, also got many bad results in 2019.
So…
- AM I UNRELIABLE?
- what’s common failures that I was facing? Lesson learn?
- how can I make myself not to go down the wrong path?
- and how can I avoid stumbling blocks and feel better?
Clickable key points: [rtfm, asking-why, fancy-title, stick-in-the-mud, fearfulness]
1.
Stuck & feel tired because having nothing to do next.  Kind of pointless works. It’s hard to say how can I survive, but I can confirm that mostly it’s because of not spending time for reading documents. Instead of continue working & step towards the unknown, I re-audit myself and found some important things:
- Docs are not written for fun. It’s all about knowledge & guidelines.
- Lack of knowledge and information will lead to nowhere.
- Spend time for reading docs attentively is a must, for understanding all things clearly.
- Don’t wait for collecting knowledge until facing issues.
A strong knowledge base for making decisions is always better than unreasonable assumption.
2. NO RUSHING
The case is after spending one working week entirely for a task with high sense of concentration, assume that my commitments will be good, mostly finish before the fucking deadline, ready for deploying & delivering to end-user, then… everything after that is nonreliable, unexpected, breakable and not important anymore. Outcome = Zero. Why?  No, everything is fine, everything is normal and on track with persistency requirements. Issue here is not clearly knowing goal from the outset, because of jumping to working immediately without any WHY, without any concerns:
- without any self-researching and wonder why do I need it?
- Why do I need to build it in that way, do I have any better ways?
- Do I know exactly what they really want? (product owner, customers, end-user)
- Does my solution fit with end-user problem?
- Does my solution speed $$ less than the budget or overestimating?
Sometimes just do it is common sense, it’s not wrong, because somehow I cannot spend time for understanding before doing. But not everything needs to be done immediately, no rushing. More multi-dimensional perspective could make a positive impact and lead to the right implementation, it seems to be better.
3. FOCUS ON FANCY JOB TITLES
I was impressed by engineers with fancy title, something like: waooo, he’s too young but having senior levels, how can I do like this? Looking at senior teammates, this kind of question always stuck in my mind for suck a long time, how can I reach to principal level, How can I write and share technical docs/blog-posts that having extremely deep & intense knowledge, How can I have such reputations on stackoverflow as his own, in many times, I consoled myself that because of senior/principal titles.
The truth is: concern, wonder and set goal to reach to higher levels is suck.  If nothing changes, nothing changes. Thinking too much is mostly a waste of time. By start working on solving hard problems that I scared before, by taking effort to solve unanswered questions or providing better answers on SO, I feel more energetic and well… at least I did something instead of always asking. It all begins with that first stepping up.
From the other side, otherwise, collecting a ton of metrics on worloads from engineer is good for management board. It supports us to have a clear and fair making decision on separating levels of Devops/SRE engineer, for adapting and building structures of benefit also with responsibility. Increasing level means increasing salary/benefit based on logged metrics & achievements are totally make sense. It’s fine. I do not disagree 100% about evaluation, because recently by having a chance to work on Devops/SRE evaluation report, I found it really useful to determine the situation, to know what I really need to achieve higher level. But so far, it’s only a checklist, a reference after all.
4. STICK-IN-THE-MUD
My real cases:
- stick with handling AWS on web console clicking, using only EC2
t2.xxxx
type for years - solve perf issues on linux with fixed viewpoint, follow up with templated steps. Feel great when receiving outputs as expected. Kind of micro skilled works, thanks for practicing & developing during a long time.
- bring experiences on old environment/company, apply for new place.
- apply learned techniques:
- on
BAREMETAL-base
forVM-based
- on
VM-based
forCONTAINER-based
- on
- determine that there is nothing to do with this infrastructure this week, because don’t know what to do next, or already did anything.
- … and so on.
I’m the guy who did all cases as above, sometimes I feel proud of myself, not because of any success I’ve achieved, but because I can see myself growing up, learn, practice and then apply. OK. Nothing wrong.
“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.” – Alvin Toffler
The truth is feeling good on micro skilled works is suck. There is always something needs to do, there is always a better way of doing things, for enhancing, improving. Like Nokia: “we didn’t do anything wrong, but somehow, we lost”. Live today in the same state as yesterday does not mean the same, it means lagging behind others. Because nothing can take the place of persistence. Any good thing can be wrong in different situations, not suitable anymore.
The hard thing right here is not about learning, it’s about how to detect & know what can be unlearned, what can be re-thinking, rework.  The world is descending into chaos.
Solutions (hard-to-do):
- when having a chance to add more steps on the old deployment that was built for 6 months ago ==> work on adding new steps first ==> audit entire flow ==> then adding some refactoring instead of leaving it.
- when operating an existing infra, the goal is not only cover the uptime of this but also cover & collect feedback/disadvantage to make it evolve.
- … and so on.
==> Utilizing every chance, every opportunity for seeking new challenges.
5. FEARFULNESS
I know reading docs is good for myself, expand my knowledge base. I know that seeking challenges will help me grow up. I know that doing hard things will achieving high output & have big impact, but somehow I still refuse to do. I know, but I don’t do.
There is always a reason behind everything:
- Not everything is necessary [tentatively accept]
- Out of scope, just don’t care, stop putting efforts, ask talents when needed.
- Closely related, but priority & situation define what & when I will spend time reading & learning.
- Laziness, idleness from myself. FML. I have no solution at this time. [tentatively accept]
- Fucking fearfulness
- fear of doing hard things, afraid of hard stuff, fear because that technical point is too hard to learn
- fear because it’s edge case, fear & struggle with changes
- fear when working with legacy/unknow things, fear of doing it wrong, making mistakes, fear of receiving bad feedbacks from others
- feel scared of being not good enough for new challenges, new upcoming things
- …
To be honest, fear is my close friend. Sometimes, I surprise myself that I fear more things than I think. So how can I survive?
- Until there is nobody for delegating anymore. It’s becoming a must thing to do. No one can help me do this anymore, I need to do this by myself.
 I feel sad because I missed many good opportunities to make it happens. Set goals 3 months ago, but have done nothing. Because I realize that I cannot wait, cannot ignore hard things anymore.
- Until I’m in the zone.  Work more when you’re in the zone. Relax when you’re not. By utilizing in the zone, “eager” is something more than “fear”.
CONCLUSION
There’s nothing new under the sun.
But I still wanna audit & write for myself, not about nothing new, it’s about I wanna come to the end of the road of myself to see what it is.


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The main announcement for ACF Nationals 2016, to be held on the weekend of April 16-17 at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor can be found here.
A-values for teams that played the 2016 ACF Regionals are listed in the table below. Team will be invited to play 2016 ACF Nationals at the University of Michigan based on their A-values. Details of A-value calculations are announced here.
Please contact 2016 ACF Nationals Tournament Director Jerry Vinokurov or ACF Communications Officer Stephen Eltinge with questions.
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We simulate the experience of an IVR chat
Experience the IVR from the other side
Talk to real users to understand their behavior
Interactive Voice Response (IVR) is a popular and one of the most deployed technology interventions in the developing countries. One of the primary business drivers is that it does not mandate the user to use any technologically advanced device. On the other hand, IVR has been studied for its usability issues. Even for the service providers, IVR costs are higher than services on data channels. However, given the sunk costs and low-technology investments, they are an attractive business proposition and continue to garner support. In this field trip, we propose to have an “experiential” trip of manning and experiencing the system when in use by a less-literate user.
Our virtual trip would allow the participants to “listen” onto and experience first-hand the roller coaster experiential ride when using an IVR system. This will help us to reveal a lot of contextual data such as performance of a low-literate user with IVR, turn taking behavior, machine and user relationship building, ambiguities etc. This will lead to interventions in the development of dialog structure personification, emotional value association, interaction design and user experience design. The methodology used to conduct the study would be wizard of context, and field observations followed by an affinity analysis.
The field trip is organized at IDC, IIT Bombay and is facilitated by Deepak and Rohit.
Deepak is a PhD scholar at IDC. His research interests are IVR, Design for emergent markets and grassroot innovation. He likes to sing too.
Rohit is a Masters student at IDC. His interests are mostly tangible. He likes to cycle around.


Parsing log file and loading split data into a Postgress SQL database
This script also uses md5 to compare strings in the database with the strings in the file being parsed to ensure we arent loading duplicates.
Script basically does:
- Opens messages file for reading (this is mmeant ot go against a syslog server
- Splits lines into segments
- Performs an md5 hash of the line being loaded.
- The Database being loaded sets the hash as a primary key. This way you can quickly attempt an insert and if the hash already exists it will fail and continue.
- uploads the unique line to the database.
The database structure:
logfiles=# select * from syslogs where false;
entry_date | entry_time | source_addr | message | hash
------------+------------+-------------+---------+------ (0 rows)
#!/usr/bin/python
import psycopg2
import sys
import string
import re
import md5
from sh import tail
def help():
print "Help to be written later....."
sys.exit(0)
def pumpData(date,time,source,message,lineHash):
""" This function can assume that we are just plowing thru data...
"""
con = None
try:
con = psycopg2.connect(database='logfiles', user='root')
cur = con.cursor()
query = "insert into syslogs (entry_date,entry_time,source_addr,message,hash) values (%s,%s,%s,%s,%s)"
data = (date,time,source,message,lineHash)
print data
cur.execute(query,data)
con.commit()
except psycopg2.DatabaseError, e:
print 'Error %s' %e
finally:
if con:
con.close()
def tailFile(logfile):
for line in tail("-f",logfile,_iter=True):
parseLine(line)
def readFile(logfile):
with open(logfile,'r') as logfile:
loglines = logfile.readlines()
for l in loglines:
parseLine(l)
def parseLine(line):
lineHash = md5.md5(line).hexdigest()
words = re.split('\s+',line)
d = (words[0],words[1])
date = string.join(d)+' 2013'
time = words[2]
source = words[3]
msg = words[4:]
message = string.join(msg)
pumpData(date,time,source,message,lineHash)
if __name__ == "__main__":
logfile = sys.argv[1]
mode = sys.argv[2]
if(mode == "tail"):
tailFile(logfile)
elif(mode == "read"):
readFile(logfile)
else:
print "What mode do you want to use this in.....?"
help()


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# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
"""
Core types
----------
The :mod:`dazl.model.core` module contains classes used on both the read-side and the write-side of
the Ledger API.
.. autoclass:: ContractId
:members:
"""
import warnings
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Any, Callable, Collection, Dict, List, NewType, Optional, Tuple, TypeVar, \
Union, TYPE_CHECKING
from datetime import datetime
from ..util.enum import OrderedEnum
if TYPE_CHECKING:
from .types import Type
T = TypeVar('T')
[docs]class ContractId:
"""
There are two kinds of contract IDs: those that know the template type of the underlying
contract instance and those that don't. Contract IDs that arise from event processing are always
tagged with their type when they are read off the event stream. Contract IDs that are
parameters to a template are not currently tagged with a template type.
Instance attributes:
.. attribute:: ContractId.contract_id
A ``str`` reference to a contract.
.. attribute:: ContractId.template_id
An optional ``str`` template ID.
Instance members:
"""
__slots__ = ('contract_id', 'template_id')
def __init__(self, contract_id: str, template_id: 'Union[None, str, Type]' = None):
from .types import Type, UnresolvedTypeReference
if not isinstance(contract_id, str):
raise ValueError('contract_id must be a string')
if template_id is None:
warnings.warn('Untyped ContractId support will be removed with the removal of '
'the deprecated REST API.', DeprecationWarning, stacklevel=2)
else:
if isinstance(template_id, str):
template_id = UnresolvedTypeReference(template_id)
elif not isinstance(template_id, Type):
raise ValueError(f'template_id must either be unspecified or a template identifier '
f'(got {repr(template_id)})')
self.contract_id = contract_id
self.template_id = template_id
def __str__(self):
"""
Return the contract ID without a type adornment.
"""
return self.contract_id
def __repr__(self):
if self.template_id is not None:
return '<ContractId("{}<{}>")>'.format(self.contract_id, self.template_id)
else:
return '<ContractId("{}")>'.format(self.contract_id)
def __eq__(self, other):
"""
Returns whether this contract is the same as the other one. Template
type is NOT considered in equality.
"""
return isinstance(other, ContractId) and self.contract_id == other.contract_id
def __format__(self, format_spec):
return ('{:' + format_spec + 's}').format(self.contract_id)
def __hash__(self):
"""
Returns a hash of the ContractId (based on the value of ContractId).
"""
return hash(self.contract_id)
[docs] def exercise(self, choice_name, arguments=None):
"""
Create an :class:`ExerciseCommand` that represents the result of exercising a choice on this
contract with the specified choice.
:param choice_name:
The name of the choice to exercise.
:param arguments:
(optional) A ``dict`` of named values to send as parameters to the choice exercise.
"""
from .writing import ExerciseCommand
return ExerciseCommand(self, choice_name, arguments=arguments)
[docs] def replace(self, contract_id=None, template_id=None):
"""
Return a new :class:`ContractId` instance replacing specified fields with values.
"""
return ContractId(
contract_id if contract_id is not None else self.contract_id,
template_id if template_id is not None else self.template_id)
[docs] def for_json(self):
"""
Return the JSON representation of this contract. This is currently just the contract ID
string itself.
"""
return self.contract_id
ContractData = Dict[str, Any]
ContractMatch = Union[None, Callable[[ContractData], bool], ContractData]
ContractsState = Dict[ContractId, ContractData]
ContractsHistoricalState = Dict[ContractId, Tuple[ContractData, bool]]
Party = NewType('Party', str)
class ContractContextualDataCollection(tuple):
def __getitem__(self, index: Union[int, str, ContractId]):
if index is None:
raise ValueError('the index cannot be None')
elif isinstance(index, int):
return tuple.__getitem__(self, index)
elif isinstance(index, str):
for cxd in self:
if cxd.cid.contract_id == index:
return cxd
raise KeyError(index)
elif isinstance(index, ContractId):
for cxd in self:
if cxd.cid == index:
return cxd
raise KeyError(index)
else:
raise TypeError("cannot index into a ContractContextualDataCollection with {index!r}")
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class ContractContextualData:
cid: ContractId
cdata: 'Optional[ContractData]'
effective_at: datetime
archived_at: 'Optional[datetime]'
active: bool
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class SourceLocation:
file_name: str
start_line: int
end_line: int
class RunLevel(OrderedEnum):
RUN_FOREVER = 0
RUN_UNTIL_IDLE = 1
TERMINATE_GRACEFULLY = 2
TERMINATE_IMMEDIATELY = 3
STOPPED = 4
class DazlError(Exception):
"""
Superclass of errors raised by dazl.
"""
class DazlWarning(Warning):
"""
Superclass of warnings raised by dazl.
"""
class DazlPartyMissingError(DazlError):
"""
Error raised when a party or some information about a party is requested, and that party is not
found.
"""
def __init__(self, party: Party):
super().__init__(f'party {party!r} does not have a defined client')
self.party = party
class DazlImportError(ImportError, DazlError):
"""
Import error raised when an optional dependency could not be found.
"""
def __init__(self, missing_module, message):
super().__init__(message)
self.missing_module = missing_module
class UserTerminateRequest(DazlError):
"""
Raised when the user has initiated a request to terminate the application.
"""
class ConnectionTimeoutError(DazlError):
"""
Raised when a connection failed to be established before the connection timeout elapsed.
"""
class CommandTimeoutError(DazlError):
"""
Raised when a corresponding event for a command was not seen in the appropriate time window.
"""
class ConfigurationError(DazlError):
"""
Raised when a configuration error prevents a client from being started.
.. attribute:: ConfigurationError.reasons
A collection of reasons for a failure.
"""
def __init__(self, reasons: 'Union[str, Collection[str]]'):
if reasons is None:
self.reasons = [] # type: List[str]
elif isinstance(reasons, str):
self.reasons = [reasons]
else:
self.reasons = reasons # type: List[str]
class ConnectionClosedError(DazlError):
"""
Raised when trying to do something that requires a connection after connection pools have been
closed.
"""
class UnknownTemplateWarning(DazlWarning):
"""
Raised when trying to do something with a template name that is unknown.
"""
class ProcessDiedException(DazlError):
pass


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