./komodod -ac_name=KMDICE -ac_supply=10500000 -ac_reward=2500000000 -ac_halving=210000 -ac_cc=2 -addressindex=1 -spentindex=1 -addnode=<IP_ADDRESS> &
https://kmdice.pool-mining.xyz/ <- pool
https://pool.forkwitch.com/ <- another pool
https://minerpond.com <- another pool
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blackjok3r28-Oct-18 04:41 AM
if I fixed it right
Alright28-Oct-18 04:41 AM
so one of us needs to ignore the other's txs?
I can just reject all txs other than my own then eat up all the entropy
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 04:42 AM
I changed it so that dicevalidate needs the entropy TX to be confirmed
rahter than unconnfirmed which tbh seems to make no sense and was alikely a mistake
Alright28-Oct-18 04:42 AM
Oh wait
you need to do that
reject all txs other than your own
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 04:42 AM
it works 100% perectly fine
Alright28-Oct-18 04:42 AM
and place bets while I'm betting
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 04:43 AM
I think if you just spam a bunch of bets it will be ok
Alright28-Oct-18 04:43 AM
this way we don't need to time it perfectly
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 04:43 AM
shouldnt need perfect timeing
Alright28-Oct-18 04:43 AM
start your daemon with -minrelaytxfee=1
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 04:43 AM
its reindexing
soon
Alright28-Oct-18 04:43 AM
then you can try bets while I'm eating up all the entropy?
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 04:44 AM
as long as I cna see entropy txs... I can try and bet, but if you spent them already you will fork I think... or maybe not
tbh having entropy being able to be spent from empool seems stupid, so this should fix it for sure
The dicevalidate was checking for entropy TX in the mempool, where it seems to be that they are suppose dot be confirmed, I have not been able to fork my node after change. The code is terrible, bu...
jorian28-Oct-18 06:49 AM
I'm not around a lot today
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 06:50 AM
sure no worries, I am jsut 99% sure this has fixed the problem and we need you to test it properly. there is enough entropy but timing it ishard
if you could add 100 more that would help
jorian28-Oct-18 06:51 AM
100 entropy TX?
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 06:51 AM
yes pelase
you can set up the auto fill script later... if you dont ahve time but 100 will enable me to test the fork fix at least
jorian28-Oct-18 06:52 AM
ok doing now
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 06:52 AM
thanks man, enjoy your sunday
jorian28-Oct-18 06:52 AM
what sizes?
hehe thanks
done, did different sizs
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 06:58 AM
I really hope this worked man... It took a while
jorian28-Oct-18 07:04 AM
you guys talked a lot man
in this channel
hope it works
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 07:16 AM
I am now able to bet massive loops without a fork or floods of errors
but until other people bet at the same time, I cant be 100%
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 07:41 AM
I think its working, because now its getting mad at me on DiceFinish for could not find bet or entropy tx I assume this is from invalidating the mempool TX that was previously forking/stalling the chain.
will need some kind of error check in script for this I think
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 07:57 AM
going to solve this by @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴's suggestion and have dicestatus return null when a tx gets invalidated.
seems I have worked out how to return errors to JSON ... now I had a 1000 KMD bounty out for this ... guess I pay myself
jl777c28-Oct-18 09:04 AM
requiring entropy tx to be confirmed is a good fix! Seems the theory about mempool causing the local fork was indeed correct and a single addtional check would avoid this issue. great work!
only the entropytx is in a globally shared pool for all players
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 09:05 AM
Yes it appears to work, I really need someon other people to spam bets a single node cant really cause the fork on its own.
there is plenty of entropy atm
jl777c28-Oct-18 09:05 AM
there is no lock utxo globally rpc, would need a centralized node to even implement that
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but by requiring entropy tx to be confirmed, the dicebet itself does not have to be confirmed as the other vins are not globally shared
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 09:06 AM
yes dicebet is unconfirmed, entopy is confirmed... problem seems solved
jl777c28-Oct-18 09:06 AM
so I missed a single additional constraint, sorry about that
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 09:06 AM
I also fixed errors for dicestatus and dicebet
jl777c28-Oct-18 09:06 AM
bugs happen
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 09:06 AM
so the user has some feedback(edited)
jl777c28-Oct-18 09:06 AM
especially when it is a complex realtime system on top of the complex blockchain/mempool system
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 09:07 AM
yes layers of complexity .... I spent a while on this one... 90% of the time reading and thinking
jl777c28-Oct-18 09:07 AM
i still feel that under load, there will still be a few more edge cases, but we should be good for a 10x increase in usage before we hit them
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 09:08 AM
yes we need a few more people to stress it with me....
just testng latest error checks... then shoule be ok to merge
Oszy28-Oct-18 09:08 AM
I just fully resynced the chain to test it, and still getting "bet still pending" result. on the first try,and is there anything else i could do to make it work again?
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 09:09 AM
should not.. I just did like 100 bets, 10 loops of 10 in paralell on 1 node 0 errors or failss(edited)
it can take a while
Ideally a good script should b used thta polls dice finish
Oszy28-Oct-18 09:10 AM
it looks like after fully syncing the sync is stopped at the last block and didn't move since
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jl777c28-Oct-18 09:17 AM
i changed the min entropy needed to 10
2 is too low as 3 simultaneous bettors could end up choosing the same utxo. even though it should be cleanly handled now, the local bet will fail. much better to have the dealer node make sure there are 10+ entropy tx
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 09:18 AM
yes 2 was mostly for my testing when total was 14
jl777c28-Oct-18 09:18 AM
makes sense
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 09:18 AM
the getblock funtion is not good code, but I wasnt able to call it(edited)
jl777c28-Oct-18 09:19 AM
with a blocknotify setting the entropy tx to 100+number of bets that block, it should be able to handle growth of 100 bets per block
blackjok3r28-Oct-18 09:20 AM
yes, using dicestatus you cna check entropy on blocknotarify (it should be accurate excatly at this time) then create entropy to a threshold
jl777c28-Oct-18 09:20 AM
at validation time you are constrained in what you can do


Emmerdale fans accuse soap of turning all kids 'horrible'
Arthur has been bullying Archie
by Charlotte RodriguesFans of Emmerdale have accused the soap of turning all kids 'horrible' as they get older.
Over the last few weeks, viewers have seen Arthur Thomas become increasingly jealous of Archie Sharma.
After Archie's mum Rachel died, he came to live in the village with his dad, Jai, who is going out with Arthur's mum, Laurel.
Although Arthur and Archie seemed to get on well at first, Arthur soon turned on the little boy.
In last night's episode (November 12 2019) after Archie ran off from Ashley's memorial picnic, Arthur was furious and accused Archie of ruining his dad's birthday.
When Laurel asked Arthur to take Archie to play on the pirate ship, he took the little boy back to his house instead.
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After Arthur said some cruel words to Archie, he called Arthur mean and in return, Arthur punched Archie and he fell unconscious.
However, viewers have pointed out that this isn't the first time that a soap child had suddenly turned.
Arthur isn't the first child in Emmerdale who seems to have turned nasty.
A couple of years ago, his sister Gabby also began acting out after her dad Ashley was diagnosed with Dementia.
Read More: Emmerdale fans fear Arthur is an abuser like his dad Ashley
Her antics included skipping school to have sex, underage drinking, bullying Liv Flaherty and encouraging her to spike Daz Spencer's drink with Ketamine.
Lachlan White became a serial killer and Sarah Sugden has also recently been acting out by skipping school and in spoilers for next week's episodes she takes drugs.
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Sir Richard Branson backs Australia’s Right To Know press freedom campaign
Billionaire Sir Richard Branson has come out swinging against those in power as he backed Australian media’s Your Right To Know campaign.
The billionaire founder of the Virgin Group, who is a staunch advocate for media freedom, told News Corp he saw how every Australian newspaper’s front page was blacked out as the Australia’s Right To Know coalition was launched.
He praised all media outlets for “fighting back”.
“I saw the front pages, and I took my hat off to newspapers in Australia for fighting back in the way they did,” he said.
“Press freedom is an absolute essential part of a democracy and should not be interfered with.
“People who are in power who almost always are complaining about the press and sometimes maybe justifiably, but more often than not, they just don’t like to hear bad news.”
Mr Branson also called on the Australian public to stand up and speak out to protect freedom of the press.
“I think what the press are doing in fighting back is important,” he said.
“Everybody in Australia should also speak up in favour of the press.
“You’ve got the same basic we do in London on libel and America doesn’t have that so you can have Trump saying what he wants and getting away with it.
“But the libel laws should be sufficient to protect people when they feel there is an inaccuracy and they shouldn’t go further than that.”
In a piece Mr Branson penned on his Virgin website in July titled ‘Why we should defend media freedom’, he wrote: “It’s time we put an end to the hate, the abuse, the threats journalists are forced to confront every day.
“What I’d like to see emerge is a global alliance for media freedom united in this common cause. There is no time to lose. Worldwide, at least 99 journalists were murdered in 2018, many more assaulted or imprisoned. Few of the killers were ever held responsible. We must do what we can to end the violence and restore accountability.”
Mr Branson’s comments come as he visits Australia to launch his Virgin Voyages cruise ship with tailored package deals for Australians through his Virgin Australia airline.
It also comes as media bosses met with Attorney-General Christian Porter and Communications Minister Paul Fletcher to discuss a parliamentary inquiry into the impact of national security laws on press freedoms and public transparency.
It comes after recent raids on the Canberra home of News Corp journalist Annika Smethurst and the ABC in Sydney.
The inquiry is due to report on its findings in a fortnight, where law reform changes could be made by the Federal Government to protect whistleblowers and the public’s right to know.
News Corp Australasia executive chairman Michael Miller said the meeting was “constructive”.
“This isn’t just about laws and journalists, it’s about transparency, its about the (public’s) right to know and a suspicion and desire to have an open government,” he said.
The Right to Know campaign, backed by some of the country’s biggest media companies including the ABC, Nine and SBS, is asking for six legal reforms to combat government secrecy, protect the public’s access to information, and enshrine protections for journalists and whistleblowers.


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[A] note respecting sorcerers who assume the shape of birds or jackals, on p.4701 rev.). About '||khabbo's place' where sorcerers turn themselves into jackals if they want to kill people or birds, so as to fool people into thinking they are these animals.
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Date
14 May 1875
Categories
Transformation, Custom and daily life
Keywords
sorcerers (at ||kabbo's place) , sorcerers (their work) , sorcerers (respecting) , sorcerers (the treatment of) , sorcerers (and transformation) , sorcerers (change into birds and jackals) , sorcerers (become birds and jackals at ||kabbo's place) , sorcerers (who kill people) , ||kabbo (his place) , ||kabbo (||khabbo) , ||kabbo (the sorcerers at his place become birds and jackals) , ||kabbo (his personal history) , personal history (||kabbo's place and the doings of the sorcerers there) , transformation (sorcerers change into birds and jackals at ||kabbo's place) , place (sorcerers change into birds and jackals at ||kabbo's) , death (when sorcerers want to kill people they change into birds and jackals) , death (and ||kabbo's place)
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University of Northern B.C. offers credit, other options, as strike continues
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. - The University of Northern British Columbia says it will provide a non-refundable financial credit to all students who have been out of class since a strike by faculty began earlier this month.
A post on the university's website says the value of the credit depends on the length of the strike and that be determined once a new contract is reached with about 180 faculty at the Prince George-based university.
The notice informs students that if classes resume on or before next Tuesday, the semester will be extended to Dec. 14 and final exams will be cancelled or delayed, but if job action continues past Dec. 3, the semester will pick up in January, delaying the new term.
Wages are a key issue in the strike involving professors and other faculty who walked out Nov. 7, after being without a contract since June.
Talks stalled over the weekend,but a social media post issued by the union says it remains ready to negotiate this week.
About 3,500 students in Prince George and at satellite campuses in Terrace, Prince Rupert, Quesnel and Fort St. John are affected by the dispute, the second in four years at the university after a two-week strike ended in March 2015.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 25, 2019.


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java.lang.Object | +--Direction
The Direction class simply encapsulates the enumerated states of valid directions (i.e. North, South, East, West, Retreat). Enumeration classes (like this one) are used throughout the code-base, even for a bi-state representation (that could alternatively be represented with a boolean). The reason for this is two fold:
Direction objects are immutable, and support a partial canonical form ... namely equals() and toString(). Because of this, you may treat objects of this type in a very similar way that you treat atomic types.
All Direction constructors are private, supporting a controlled instantiation through the getInstance() static method. Because Direction objects are immutable, the pre-constructed instances can simply be re-used, representing an optimization ... limiting the number of Direction objects created to the number of possible states.
NOTE: Because the majority of this enumerator's behavior (API) is either constructors, static methods, or canoninacal methods, we conform to the API through policy only, not through an interface (out of 9 method, we could have only defined an interface which conformed to 3). It is really not possible (OR NECESSARY) to work with an enumerator in the abstract.
| Field Summary | |
private static Direction[] |
allInstances_
Inclusive list of all Direction instances (indexed by one of the constants defined in self). |
private static Direction[] |
clockWiseDir_
This array provides a translation to a clockwise direction. |
private static Direction[] |
counterClockWiseDir_
This array provides a translation to a counter-clockwise direction. |
static Direction |
East
Convenient pre-constructed East. |
static int |
EAST
Defined constant indicating "EAST". |
static Direction |
Invalid
Convenient pre-constructed Invalid object (i.e. |
static int |
INVALID
Defined constant indicating "INVALID" (i.e. |
private java.lang.String |
invalidState_
The illegal value that was used, which ultimatly created an invalid enumeration instance (i.e. |
static Direction |
North
Convenient pre-constructed North. |
static int |
NORTH
Defined constant indicating "NORTH". |
private static Direction[] |
oppositeDir_
This array provides a translation to the opposite direction. |
static Direction |
Retreat
Convenient pre-constructed Retreat. |
static int |
RETREAT
Defined constant indicating "RETREAT" (i.e. |
static Direction |
South
Convenient pre-constructed South. |
static int |
SOUTH
Defined constant indicating "SOUTH". |
private int |
state_
Self's direction indicator enumeration state. |
private static java.lang.String[] |
stateDesc_
Human readable inclusive list of all direction indicators (indexed by one of the constants defined in self). |
static Direction |
Undefined
Convenient pre-constructed Undefined object. |
static int |
UNDEFINED
Defined constant indicating "UNDEFINED", meaning that it was never initialized. |
static Direction |
West
Convenient pre-constructed West. |
static int |
WEST
Defined constant indicating "WEST". |
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private |
Direction(int state)
Construct a "valid" Direction instance, initialized from the supplied state parameter. |
private |
Direction(java.lang.String invalidState)
Construct an "invalid" Direction instance, retaining the supplied unacceptable state. |
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clockWiseDir(Direction direction)
This static method will return the direction clockwise to the supplied parameter. |
static Direction |
counterClockWiseDir(Direction direction)
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equals(java.lang.Object obj)
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getInstance(int state)
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getNumberOfStates()
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getState()
Return self's direction atomic enumeration state. |
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getStateAsString()
Return self's direction atomic enumeration state as a string. |
static Direction |
oppositeDir(Direction direction)
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java.lang.String |
toString()
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public static final int INVALID
public static final int UNDEFINED
public static final int NORTH
public static final int SOUTH
public static final int EAST
public static final int WEST
public static final int RETREAT
private static final java.lang.String[] stateDesc_
public static final Direction Invalid
public static final Direction Undefined
public static final Direction North
public static final Direction South
public static final Direction East
public static final Direction West
public static final Direction Retreat
private static final Direction[] allInstances_
private int state_
private java.lang.String invalidState_
private static final Direction[] oppositeDir_
private static final Direction[] clockWiseDir_
private static final Direction[] counterClockWiseDir_
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private Direction(int state) throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
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Logic Flow: 1. Give control to our base class constructor. 2. Validate that the supplied state parameter is acceptable. 3. Retain the supplied state in self. Processing End (Direction(int))
state
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constants defined in self).private Direction(java.lang.String invalidState)
Note that all Direction constructors are private, supporting a controlled instantiation through the getInstance() static method.
Because the original invalid state must be retained for further evaluation, "invalid" objects are not re-used, but rather new ones created for each illegal attempt.
Logic Flow: 1. Invoke our overloaded constructor, using an INVALID state. 2. Retain our invalid state in self. Processing End (Direction(String))
invalidState
- the illegal state that was attempted to be
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public static Direction getInstance(int state)
Logic Flow: 1. Return the pre-constructed Direction instance by indexing the supplied state parameter into the array of all well-known instances. NOTE: ArrayIndexOutOfBounds exceptions are interpreted as an invalid state parameter. Processing End (getInstance(int))
state
- the direction enumeration (use one of the
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Logic Flow: 1. Special case, interpreting null strings or null references as Undefined. 2. Return the pre-constructed Direction instance by interpreting the supplied state as an integer, and propogating this request to our overloaded method. NOTE: NumberFormatException exceptions are interpreted as an invalid state parameter, returning a new object instance with an INVALID state (retaining the unacceptable state). Processing End (getInstance(String))
state
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public boolean equals(java.lang.Object obj)
Logic Flow: 1. If supplied object is not the correct type, we know it is not equal. 2. Typecast the supplied obj, and compare it's internals to self. Processing End (equals)
obj
- The Object to compare self with.public static Direction oppositeDir(Direction direction)
direction
- the direction to which to calculate it's opposite.public static Direction clockWiseDir(Direction direction)
direction
- the direction from which to calculate a
clockwise direction.public static Direction counterClockWiseDir(Direction direction)
direction
- the direction from which to calculate a
counter-clockwise direction.public java.lang.String toString()
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Submodules
GPyOpt.demos.advanced_optimization_2d module
This is a simple demo to demonstrate the use of Bayesian optimization with GPyOpt with some simple options. Run the example by writing:
import GPyOpt
BO_demo_2d = GPyOpt.demos.advanced_optimization_2d()
As a result you should see:
- A plot with the model and the current acquisition function
- A plot with the diagnostic plots of the optimization.
- An object call BO_demo_auto that contains the results of the optimization process (see reference manual for details). Among the available results you have access to the GP model via
>> BO_demo_2d.model
and to the location of the best found location writing.
BO_demo_2d.x_opt
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GPyOpt.demos.autoML_tuner module
This is a simple demo to demonstrate the use of Bayesian optimization with GPyOpt with some simple options. Run the example by writing:
import GPyOpt
autoML_demo = GPyOpt.demos.autoML_tuner()
As a result you should see:
- A plot comparing an OLS estimator for a simple regression problem with the obtained parameters using the automatic tuner.
- An object called autoML_demo that contains the results of the optimization process (see reference manual for details). Among the available results you have access to the GP model via
and to the location of the best found location writing.
autoML_demo.x_opt
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GPyOpt.demos.autoML_tuner.autoML_tuner()
GPyOpt.demos.begginer_optimization_1d module
This is a simple demo to demonstrate the use of Bayesian optimization with GPyOpt with some simple options. Run the example by writing:
import GPyOpt
BO_demo_1d = GPyOpt.demos.begginer_optimization_1d()
As a result you should see:
- A plot with the model and the current acquisition function
- A plot with the diagnostic plots of the optimization.
- An object call BO_demo_1d that contains the results of the optimization process (see reference manual for details). Among the available results you have access to the GP model via
>> BO_demo_1d.model
and to the location of the best found location writing.
BO_demo_1d.x_opt
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GPyOpt.demos.begginer_optimization_1d.begginer_optimization_1d(plots=True)
GPyOpt.demos.big_data_optimization module
This is a simple demo to demonstrate the use of Bayesian optimization with GPyOpt with using sparse GPs. Run the example by writing:
import GPyOpt
BO_demo_big_data = GPyOpt.demos.big_data_optimization()
As a result you should see:
- A plot with the model and the current acquisition function
- A plot with the diagnostic plots of the optimization.
- An object call BO_demo_auto that contains the results of the optimization process (see reference manual for details). Among the available results you have access to the GP model via
>> BO_demo_big_data.model
and to the location of the best found location writing.
BO_demo_big_data.x_opt
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GPyOpt.demos.big_data_optimization.big_data_optimization(plots=True)
GPyOpt.demos.parallel_optimization module
This is a demo to demonstrate how to perform parallel Bayesian optimization with GPyOpt. Run the example by writing:
import GPyOpt
BO_demo_parallel= GPyOpt.demos.parallel_optimization()
As a result you should see:
- A plot with the model and the current acquisition function
- A plot with the diagnostic plots of the optimization.
- An object call BO_demo_auto that contains the results of the optimization process (see reference manual for details). Among the available results you have access to the GP model via
>> BO_demo_parallel.model
and to the location of the best found location writing.
BO_demo_parallel.x_opt
-
GPyOpt.demos.parallel_optimization.parallel_optimization(plots=True)
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ROB ROY A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1995 Christopher Null
The classic Rob Roy cocktail: pour 1-1/2 oz. scotch whiskey and 1/2 oz. sweet vermouth into a mixing glass with ice, stir, and strain. Add one maraschino cherry. Make more than one; you'd better drink up before you head off to see this dog of a picture.
ROB ROY is not, unfortunately, a film about bartending. Rather, it's the first of three upcoming swashbuckler movies for 1995. Liam Neeson is Robert Roy McGregor, the famed Scottish highlander with a heart of gold. Jessica Lange is his headstrong wife. After half an hour of proving what a Great Guy he is, Rob plans to make a bundle of profits on driving some cattle across Scotland. He borrows some money from a nobleman to fund this campaign, only to have it is stolen by Bad Guy Cunningham (Tim Roth).
Well, the nobleman isn't so happy that his cash is gone, so he sends none other than Cunningham (who's running scams on everyone) to hunt poor Rob Roy down. This goes on for quite some time. Two and a half hours, to be exact, until the Big Swordfight Scene...which turns out to be not-so-big, and rushes us into the obligatory Happy Ending.
ROB ROY can basically be summed up in one word: boring. When it isn't boring, it's incomprehensible. And when it isn't incomprehensible, it's disgusting, featuring very off-color humor, bodily excretions, the disembowelment of rotting cattle, and the like. Believe me, I did *not* need to see Jessica Lange squatting. (Yes, I'm serious.)
Only some lush scenery saves this film from utter disgrace. Trivial, predictable, and, in the end, irrelevant, I almost couldn't bear to sit through it. Director Michael Caton-Jones and everyone else involved in this disaster should be shot for wasting the public's time. The rating is generous.
RATING: *1/2
|* Unquestionably awful | |** Sub-par on many levels | |*** Average quality, hits and misses | |**** Good, memorable film | |***** Perfection |
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#Build: Synplify Pro (R) N-2018.03L-SP1-1, Build 443R, Apr 1 2019 #install: C:\lscc\diamond\3.11_x64\synpbase #OS: Windows 8 6.2 #Hostname: VITTORIO # Sun Dec 27 19:59:34 2020 #Implementation: brainfuck_uP Copyright (C) 1994-2018 Synopsys, Inc. This Synopsys software and all associated documentation are proprietary to Synopsys, Inc. and may only be used pursuant to the terms and conditions of a written license agreement with Synopsys, Inc. All other use, reproduction, modification, or distribution of the Synopsys software or the associated documentation is strictly prohibited. Tool: Synplify Pro (R) Build: N-2018.03L-SP1-1 Install: C:\lscc\diamond\3.11_x64\synpbase OS: Windows 6.2 Hostname: VITTORIO Implementation : brainfuck_uP Synopsys HDL Compiler, Version comp2018q2p1, Build 461R, Built Apr 1 2019 09:17:43 @N: : | Running in 64-bit mode Copyright (C) 1994-2018 Synopsys, Inc. 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Tool: Synplify Pro (R) Build: N-2018.03L-SP1-1 Install: C:\lscc\diamond\3.11_x64\synpbase OS: Windows 6.2 Hostname: VITTORIO Implementation : brainfuck_uP Synopsys Verilog Compiler, Version comp2018q2p1, Build 461R, Built Apr 1 2019 09:17:43 @N: : | Running in 64-bit mode @I::"C:\lscc\diamond\3.11_x64\synpbase\lib\lucent\machxo2.v" (library work) @I::"C:\lscc\diamond\3.11_x64\synpbase\lib\lucent\pmi_def.v" (library work) @I::"C:\lscc\diamond\3.11_x64\synpbase\lib\vlog\hypermods.v" (library __hyper__lib__) @I::"C:\lscc\diamond\3.11_x64\synpbase\lib\vlog\umr_capim.v" (library snps_haps) @I::"C:\lscc\diamond\3.11_x64\synpbase\lib\vlog\scemi_objects.v" (library snps_haps) @I::"C:\lscc\diamond\3.11_x64\synpbase\lib\vlog\scemi_pipes.svh" (library snps_haps) @I::"C:\Users\kuash\OneDrive\Documents\brainfuck\BrainFuck uP\bfuP 2020\Lattice Diamond Projects\v 1.1\brainfuck_uP\source\brainfuck_uP.v" (library work) Verilog syntax check successful! Options changed - recompiling Selecting top level module brainfuck_uP @N:CG364 : brainfuck_uP.v(34) | Synthesizing module brainfuck_uP in library work. Running optimization stage 1 on brainfuck_uP ....... Running optimization stage 2 on brainfuck_uP ....... @N:CL189 : brainfuck_uP.v(80) | Register bit delay[7] is always 0. @N:CL189 : brainfuck_uP.v(80) | Register bit port_cnt[7] is always 0. @W:CL260 : brainfuck_uP.v(80) | Pruning register bit 7 of port_cnt[7:0]. If this is not the intended behavior, drive the input with valid values, or an input from the top level. @W:CL260 : brainfuck_uP.v(80) | Pruning register bit 7 of delay[7:0]. If this is not the intended behavior, drive the input with valid values, or an input from the top level. @N:CL189 : brainfuck_uP.v(80) | Register bit delay[6] is always 0. @W:CL260 : brainfuck_uP.v(80) | Pruning register bit 6 of delay[6:0]. If this is not the intended behavior, drive the input with valid values, or an input from the top level. @N:CL189 : brainfuck_uP.v(80) | Register bit delay[5] is always 0. @W:CL260 : brainfuck_uP.v(80) | Pruning register bit 5 of delay[5:0]. If this is not the intended behavior, drive the input with valid values, or an input from the top level. @N:CL201 : brainfuck_uP.v(80) | Trying to extract state machine for register state. Extracted state machine for register state State machine has 7 reachable states with original encodings of: 0000001 0000010 0000100 0001000 0010000 0100000 1000000 For a summary of runtime and memory usage per design unit, please see file: ========================================================== @L: C:\Users\kuash\OneDrive\Documents\brainfuck\BrainFuck uP\bfuP 2020\Lattice Diamond Projects\v 1.1\brainfuck_uP\synwork\layer0.rt.csv At c_ver Exit (Real Time elapsed 0h:00m:00s; CPU Time elapsed 0h:00m:00s; Memory used current: 74MB peak: 84MB) Process took 0h:00m:01s realtime, 0h:00m:01s cputime Process completed successfully. # Sun Dec 27 19:59:35 2020 ###########################################################] Copyright (C) 1994-2018 Synopsys, Inc. This Synopsys software and all associated documentation are proprietary to Synopsys, Inc. and may only be used pursuant to the terms and conditions of a written license agreement with Synopsys, Inc. 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It's been almost sixty years since Walt Disney's Fantasia debuted in theaters. Disney had always meant his beloved 1940s classic to be a perpetual work in progress, replacing one of the original seven segments with a new animated short each year. But it never happened that way. In fact, Fantasia tanked at the box office when it was originally released, which probably had something to do with Walt's unrealized dream. The film did win an honorary Oscar for `unique achievement,' but it didn't come until two years after its initial theatrical release.
The funny thing about the original Fantasia is that most kids just didn't dig it. I couldn't stand it when I was little and, when I grew older, always assumed that the film was used primarily to enhance the highs of stoned college students that couldn't find a theater playing 2001: A Space Odyssey. Fantasia seemed like Walt's attempt to make `Sgt. Pepper,' even though the Beatles version was still a quarter-century away from being realized. Hey, I was just a kid – give me a break.
What I did take away from Fantasia, be it subliminally or not, was the music. If it weren't for this film, and a myriad of Bugs Bunny cartoons, my knowledge of classical music would be limited to Schroeder's references in the `Peanuts' cartoons. The original film, which ran a full two hours, included seven classical classics that accompanied each animated segment. Each piece was performed by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, which contributes the music for Fantasia 2000, as well. So even if you aren't particularly interested in the visuals, the music is still damn enjoyable (especially coming from the state-of-the-art IMAX sound system).
Each section of Fantasia 2000 is introduced by a series of special guest celebrities, ranging from the funny (Steve Martin), to the serious (Angela Lansbury), to the completely unexpected (Penn & Teller). The first is called `Symphony No. 5,' after Ludwig von Beethoven's masterpiece – and features these flying triangle-shaped bird thingies in a battle against these other flying triangle-shaped bird thingies. Good versus evil? Who knows? It was over before I could figure it out.
The second segment was about whales that flew to the tune of Ottorino Respighi's "Pines of Rome.' It looked like those Coke commercials with the polar bears. George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" kicked off the next portion of the film, which featured very un-Disney like animation of New York City that began with one simple line. The fourth (and best) portion, "The Steadfast Tin Soldier,' was set to Dmitri Shostakovich's "Piano Concerto No. 2" and was about a one-legged soldier that fell in love with a ballerina because he believed that she shares the same disability. Number five was another short piece, called "Carnival of the Animals,' after the Camille Saint-Saëns song of the same name. It featured a flamingo with a yo-yo.
"The Sorceror's Apprentice" is up next, and it's the same as it was in the original. The seventh segment is called "Pomp and Circumstance' after Sir Edward Elgar's musical contribution. Probably the most enjoyable for children, `Pomp' features a duck named Donald that is placed in charge of rounding up animals to board Noah's Ark. And the last portion of the film uses Igor Stravinsky's "The Firebird" to show the effects of a volcanic bird on a nearby forest.
Each short features a different director and animators, which gives them all a unique look. And like any Disney film, there are things that will rile certain people. Penn chops off Teller's hand as they introduce "The Sorceror's Apprentice.' `Rhapsody in Blue' used some pretty bad racial stereotypes, including one character that lived in Harlem, frequented jazz clubs, was bald with a big nose and lips, and couldn't hail a cab to save his life. I can already envision Danny Glover picketing.
Other than that, Fantasia 2000 is perfect family entertainment. Plus, it's only seventy-seven minutes long, so your bratty kids won't get bored, either.
1:17 – G for gleeful family entertainment
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From the box: A beautiful white dressing table to match the Girl's Bedroom Set, comes with a comfy stool, lots of pretend cosmetics and toiletries to try out in front of the mirror.
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A beautiful white dressing table to match the Girl's Bedroom Set, comes with a comfy stool, lots of pretend cosmetics and toiletries to try out in front of the mirror.


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ERASER A film review by Larry McGillicuddy Copyright 1996 Larry McGillicuddy
*** Dir.- Charles Russell Cast- Arnold Schwarzeneggar, Vanessa Williams, James Caan, Robert Pastorelli, James Coburn, James Cromwell
Suspension of disbeleif is a necessity when watching an action movie. For an action movie to be entartaining, it has to feature some things that are implausible. Arnold Schwarzeneggar has been in Hollywood for for a decade and a half now, mostly in action movies. Many of them were implausible. Remember Commando? He took out an entire army by himself. This works in Arnolds favor, because the majority of the viewing public has come to accept that Arnold can do things in a movie that others cannot. So when he gets shot in the shoulder and manages to get back up and fight like nothing is wrong, it is easier for us to suspend our disbeleif because its Arnold.
Arnold plays an FBI agent who erases people's identities so they can testify at trials. His latest assignment is Vanessa Williams, who plays a computer expert that is asked by the FBI to download some secret information about arms smuggling that could get some big names in Washington into serious trouble. She completes her task and Arnold is assigned to erase her identity. Thats when the fun begins.
There are some intersting twists and turns in Erasers plot. The plot is much more entertaining than Mission Impossible's, for an example.  The plane sequence would've been laughable with any other actor in the role, but its Arnold, so I began to think Arnold should pick on someone, or something his own size.
While Arnold is doing his action hero best here, he is also surrounded by a great supporting cast. James Coburn is dignified in the role of Arnolds boss. Vanessa Williams gives you everything you'd expect from an action movie heroine, and does it better than most. James Caan is a terrific villain. Best of all is Robert Pastorelli, someone Arnold erased so he could testify against the mafia, and who Arniold enlists to help him out. Pastorelli is a funny and charming sidekick. Direcot Charles Russell doesnt bring anything new to this movie, but he definitely has energy. He gives us what we expected, and what we wanted. If you're a fan of Arnold, or action movies in particular, here is a movie you will enjoy.
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Breaking for Christmas at the end of 2014, I left work frustrated.
We released a new system into production with 'usability issues'
due to our choice of grid component. Every time we started a new project
the question 'which grid should we use' came up and each time
there was debate. Each grid had it's merits, no grid fit
well. We were on our third project in three years to be using
AngularJS, having tested 5 different grids that 'worked' with
AngularJS.
In the beginning we were new to AngularJS, so we decided to use
ng-grid. We found the basic interface into ng-grid nice and simple,
an AngularJS directive that took a list of columns and a list
of rows. However we also needed to have checkbox selection and grouping,
and found to get these items from ng-grid required using plugins,
looking at ng-grid source code and hacking around. These we could
live with (ie our users don't care about these things) but found frustrating
as developers. Once our tables started to grow in size beyond 20 columns and
once we introduced pinned columns, the grid gave the user experience
that the application had stalled - in other words it made the application
unusable.
So for our more complex tables we went with jqxGrid. jqxGrid performed
much better with large data-sets, but we still found it lacking. It behaved
a bit clunky, was tricky to extend and customise, and wasn't native to AngularJS
(making it not 'natural' for the AngularJS developer). We stuck with jqxGrid,
taking it as the 'best choice for now'.
We also considered SlickGrid. It's widely adopted, free, and performed
very well. However it didn't support pinned columns (unless you went
with a branch) and it wasn't written with AngularJS in mind.
I realised in 2014 that ng-grid was been rewritten, that ui-grid was
going to be the new ng-grid and solve the performance problems.
So I kept a close eye on ui-grid and was excited in late in 2014 when
I could download a release candidate of ui-grid. Finally I could say
goodbye to jqxGrid and move back into the pure-AngularJS world...
I really wanted ui-grid to be my answer...
Performance in ui-grid was disappointing. And it had bugs. OK so the bugs I could deal with,
it was a release candidate after all and bugs are expected in initial releases
of all software (note: time of writing, 4 months later, it's still
release candidate), but the performance made our application fail system test.
That means the performance was so bad our test team deemed the application not suitable
to be released into production. I was ready to be ui-grids number one fan!! But
we took it out and put jqxGrid back in :(
So jqxGrid was again our grid of choice and I went home for Christmas to mull over it all.
SlickGrid showed Javascript was capable of a great fast grid. But I liked the interface
and native AngularJS feel of ui-grid. How hard would it be to match
SlickGrid for performance, but keep the AngularJS interface??? Can it really
be that difficult to write a grid that gave me this?
So I began my Christmas break pet project entitled "How do you build a lightning fast grid for AngularJS".
First step was technology choice. I wrote the following prototypes, wanting to consider every possibility:
- SVG:
I created a prototype using SVG DOM elements. I considered
using D3 to interface with the DOM, but for the fastest possible grid, I thought D3
could add an unnecessary layer. So I wrote raw Javascript creating SVG. I virtualised
the rows on a scrolling div. This was interesting for me to program,
but I knew where this was going, out of reach of most developers not used to SVG and
hence customisation was going to be a nightmare. Time for the next prototype...
- Canvas:
Canvas was of interest to me because games are
programmed using the HTML canvas and games render very fast, with complicated
scenes drawn at high frame rates. So I created a canvas to act as my viewport,
and used sliders to act as scrollbars (ie no native browser scrolling).
The position of the sliders indicated to the grid engine what part
of the grid to render within the viewable area.
This is how 2D scrolling platform games work, deciding what gets rendered
in the visible viewport depending on the scroll position. I then used canvas 2D drawing API to render the grid cells.
This prototype worked very fast but had the following drawbacks: a) looked awful as the styling could not use
CSS and layout was crude b) you loose all dom interactivity on elements (ie you
cannot attach native browser events to your own canvas objects) and c) like SVG this option
pushed the technology out of reach of the ordinary Javascript
developer (unless like me you like programming games).
- Pure AngularJS:
Next up was what ui-grid
did, use Angular JS for everything - almost using the
project to showcase AngularJS. So I created a grid
using about eight directives, one for a cell, one for a row, one for a
column header e.t.c. and create my own 'ng-repeat' to virtualise
the rows (I did not virtualise the columns, I do not believe this should be
done as it is not normal to have a table with hundreds of columns).
This created a lot of Angular scopes and some extra levels of div's
than I wanted (unnecessary baggage). The result was very AngularJS-esque,
performed fine
(better than ui-grid, but unfair to make a comparison at this point
as I didn't have any complex features in) but didn't perform as well
as SlickGrid. You see, Angular JS is great for form based applications,
where you don't have hundreds of bound values laid out in a grid
and scrolling. I still use Angular JS as my primary building tool
for web applications. However the 'free stuff' you get costs CPU
processing and redraw lags (waiting for the digest cycle), and grids
require fast redraw when been scrolled and virtualised, so the extra
logic that AngularJS puts in behind the scenes doesn't work in your
favour when building something like a complex grid. So my journey
continued, how can a grid be an AngularJS component
but yet not use AngularJS???
- Hybrid AngularJS:
The final prototype offering, use AngularJS
to present the grid (so has an AngularJS interface like ui-grid) but doesn't
use AngularJS itself to draw the grid. This incidentally became the
evolutionary prototype of what is now Angular Grid. When drawing the grid, not
using AngularJS means you don't get two-way-binding. However in my
experience, the vast majority of grids don't require this, so supporting
it is slowing down everything to cater for the few. The performance,
to my surprise, was up to SlickGrid. I say 'to my surprise' as I was
expecting it to be harder to come up with a fast grid (if I'd had an
inkling I wouldn't of bothered with my SVG and canvas experiments,
but they were fun, if you consider alone on your laptop writing code
that will never be used 'fun').
But what about AngularJS, what if someone did want two-way-binding,
or use AngularJS to customise a cell? Easy - we can add that as an option!
If you want to use AngularJS you can, just turn it on and have your rows
compiled AngularJS style!!!
The Hybrid AngularJS was the clear winner. The SVG and canvas experiments
were fun but ended up in my 'home office software graveyard'. With the prototype
under my belt, I felt I had the workings of a grid worthy of investing more time in,
so I came up with a list of all the things I wanted in a grid. My list was
as follows (otherwise known as requirements):
- AngularJS Interface
- Influenced by ng-grid. I wanted it to be simple to
pop in a list of rows and columns and off you go. The default settings
would cater for everything else.
- Customisable Cell Editors and Renderers
- Influenced by Java Swings JTable.
I really liked the power of Swing's JTable and have not come across a grid in Javascript / HTML
that gave me similar ease of use.
- Themable via CSS
- Everything has a CSS class, everything can be styled.
I wanted our CSS guys to 'go to town' making our most important grids very professional for 'board level presentations'.
- Pinned columns & Checkbox Selection
- These must work smoothly and be supported
as part of the core grid out of the box.
- 'Excel like' filtering
- Our users were used to Microsoft Excel, where
the user can select values from a set. This must work very fast, so the user
can easily slice and dice the data with zero wait times.
- Customisable Filters
- Should be easy to add in new filters to the grids data-set.
Applications I build typically have custom filters at the top of the grid. I wanted
a grid that could easily combine these filters into the core grid filtering.
- Aggregations and Grouping
- Having worked in Business Intelligence,
I appreciate the need to handle large data sets. Not just display the data,
but be able to 'manage' the data. This means group and aggregate on the fly.
In the future I expect large data in the browser to become more common.
- Zero Dependencies
- Not even JQuery, as it's becoming common to not use JQuery
in modern web app development.
- Other stuff
- And then it had to support resizable columns,
sorting, etc etc
So I coded up the new grid in time for getting back to work in 2015. I introduced Angular Grid
to the 'troubled' application.  For the first time we had
a grid that performed as well as
SlickGrid and had a programming interface native to
AngularJS.
The styling and customising worked a treat.
The grid made our application more responsive than any of the grids that we had used.
For the first time I felt our grid choice was without compromise.
Angular Grid has been released as open source for anyone who finds it helpful.
We are continuing to use it in my work, so you can expect it to be maintained for
the foreseeable future.
And that is the story of Angular Grid. I hope my contribution back to the community
can help out if you are suffering the same frustration I used to with the grid choices
for AngularJS. I intend continuing with Angular Grid, making it a great choice
for AngularJS, or even non-AngularJS web development. So please spread the word,
the more people who use it, the better it will become.
Niall Crosby, March 2015.
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Welcome to Our New(ly Updated) Blog
by Matt
Welcome back to The Way Back! It’s been a while since Tasha or I have updated the site. Part of the reason for this is because we have been in the process of migrating the site since the end of last summer, an admittedly drudgerous task, owing to the many photos and pages of text that required moving and reformatting…
But now it’s done, and I’m really going to try to post more…really! One of the great things about this new site is that it’s quite a bit simpler than the previous one, a Drupal 7 site that was, quite frankly, overkill for the purposes of blogging. This is a Jekyll site that gets free hosting on Github, which amounts to a savings of about $300 a year in hosting fees. Cutting out our non-essential costs is a big deal for Tasha and me, and one of our major resolutions for this year.
Some of the major improvements include:
- Cleaner design with better typography
- Site is totally functional on any device or monitor
- Blog archive is organized by tags and content categories
- Social sharing buttons (Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest) make it easy to spread the good word
We’ll probably add a few separate areas to the site - maybe a photo gallery or something, perhaps a comments section - but we really want the focus of this site to be on our writing. Since we started blogging a few years ago, both Tasha and I have been writing quite a lot. Tasha has worked with Mother Earth News and The Grow Network and Grit magazine to share some of her practical knowledge of animal husbandry and horticulture, which has been rapidly evolving since we started here, just about three years ago now.
I have been busy with my job and working on the farm, and when I have the free time, with writing in the form that I enjoy most, which is typically writing long essays. Over the past few years, I’ve been fortunate to have my work published on several occasions with The Dark Mountain Project. I’m excited that my most recent piece, “Indicator Species,” will publish in their next issue, out in April 2017.
I have also done a couple more practically minded pieces for the Low Technology Institute on building and using a broadfork, a tool I built for Tasha as a project utilizing my newly-acquired metalworking skills (I’ve been taking a welding class at the local community college).
The Low Tech Institute is dedicated to providing information on all kinds of appropriate technologies and their practical implementation. With an academic slant and a new post daily, along with a lecture and podcast series, they are providing high-quality practical information on the rudimentary technologies necessary to support a civilization, the availability of which is often taken for granted in an increasingly fragile, disconnected, and technologically dependent society. You should go check them out - Low Technology Institute.
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Rate of return calculations
Overview
Few things in this life cause more headaches than performance metric calculations. Ask 10 different financial firms how to calculate an annualized yield and you may get 10 different answers.
That being said it is important to set your own standard so that you have an apples-to-apples comparison among different systems.
TOC
- Single-Period Return Metrics
- Multi-Period Return Metrics
- Multi-Asset, Single-Period Return Metrics
- Multi-Asset, Multi-Period Return Metrics
- Logarithmic Returns
Functions Mentioned
Packages Mentioned
Single-Period Return Metrics
Periodical Return
The percentage change in the value of an asset or investment, including reinvestment of income, from the beginning to the end of a period, assuming no contributions or disbursements.
r = FV/PV - 1
FV = the future value of a sum of money PV = the present value of the same amount r = the periodical return, or the growth rate per period
For periodical returns calculated over more than one period:
r = (FV/PV)^(1/n) - 1
n = number of periods of growth
# - this functions takes in a starting and ending value and provides the return over n number of periods
fn.periodical.return <- function(FV, PV, n){
a = ((FV/PV)^(1/n)) - 1
return(a)
}
Annual Return
“Annualized returns are useful for comparing two assets. To do so, you must scale your observations to an annual scale by raising the compound return to the number of periods in a year, and taking the root to the number of total observations.” Source: Performance Analytics Manual
Usually, you are transforming another type of return to an annualized return. Converting daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly data to an annual return requires some assumptions.
In the financial world, it is (mostly) universally accepted that there are:
- 252 days in a year,
- 52 weeks in a year,
- 12 months in a year, and
- 4 quarters in a year.
Given a future value and a present value over a given scale that is less than a year (ie, daily, weekly etc.), then what is the annualized return?
fn.annualize.return <- function(FV, PV, scale = c('hourly','daily', 'weekly', 'monthly', 'quarterly')){
a <- scale
b <- c(6048, 252, 52, 12, 4)
c <- c('hourly','daily', 'weekly', 'monthly', 'quarterly')
d <- b[c == a]
e <- (FV/PV-1)*d
return(e)
}
# input a vector of values and returns annualized return
fn.annualize.return.values <- function(df, scale = c('hourly','daily', 'weekly', 'monthly', 'quarterly')){
a <- scale
b <- c(6048, 252, 52, 12, 4)
c <- c('hourly','daily', 'weekly', 'monthly', 'quarterly')
d <- b[c == a]
df <- as.vector(df)
e <- length(df)
f <- df/lag(df, n = 1)-1
f[1] <- 0
g <- sum(f, na.rm = T)/e*d
return(g)
}
Returns over Multiple Holding Periods
Things get more complicated when comparing multiple returns with differing holding periods.
Total or Cumulative Return
Is Stock A with a 7% annual returns over 8 years a better investment (in this case, a higher total return) than Stock B that returned 10% over 5 years?
You can revert back to time value of money basics for this question.
Total Return = (1 + r)^n - 1
r = the periodical return, or the growth rate per period n = total number of periods of equal length
fn.total.return <- function(r, n){
a = (1 + r)^n - 1
return(a)
}
> fn.total.return(.07, 8)
[1] 0.7181862
> fn.total.return(.1, 5)
[1] 0.61051
Arithmetic Returns
Arithmetic returns are the typical calculation of the mean. Take the sum of all returns for each equal period and divide by the total number of periods.
Arithmetic returns assume no compounding or re-investment of capital.
For example, compare 2 stocks with the following returns (assume the length of each return period for each stock is equal):
stock_a <- c(.1,-.1,.2,.4,.5,-.2,.5,-.8)
stock_b <- c(.4,-.5,.6,-.75)
We can figure out the average of all of these returns fairly easily.
# accepts a numeric vector of percent returns
fn.arithmetic.return <- function(r, n){
a <- sum(r, na.rm = T)
b <- a/n
return(b)
}
fn.arithmetic.return(stock_a,length(stock_a))
#[1] 0.075
fn.arithmetic.return(stock_b,length(stock_b))
#[1] -0.0625
But what does it mean that stock_a has an arithmetic return of .075?
Arithmetic returns assume that the same investment is made at the beginning of each period. This means that arithmetic are discrete returns - they have no memory of prior periods.
If stock_a was worth $100 at the beginning of all periods, then the total value of the stock at the end can be found by (1) multiplying the vector of the returns times the starting value, (2) summing those returns, and (3) adding the sum to the beginning value of stock_a.
100*stock_a
#[1] 10 -10 20 40 50 -20 50 -80
sum(100*stock_a)
#[1] 60
sum(100*stock_a)+100
#[1] 160
So then the arithmetic return means that you could have invested $100 each period at .075, taken your returns off the table (ie, not reinvested them) and started again with the same $100 on the next period. At the end of 8 periods, you would have your original $100 plus the sum of each invested amount. It can (clumsily) be shown by:
sum(100*(rep(.075,8)))+100
#[1] 160
Geometric Returns
Geometric returns (ie, “compound returns”) reflect that the increase or decrease in value is re-invested each period.
One thing to note about arithmetic returns is that they do not reflect volatility accurately.
Geometric returns, on the other hand,
Multi-Asset, Single-Period Return Metrics
Multi-Asset, Multi-Period Return Metrics
Logarithmic Returns
Notes & Research
- How to Calculate Mortgage Payment Schedule in R – Become Great at R
- https://faculty.ucr.edu/~tgirke/Documents/R_BioCond/My_R_Scripts/mortgage.R
- 2020-gips-standards-asset-owners.ashx
- Introduction - GIPS - Finance Train
- How to Calculate Annualized Returns - Finance Train
- MBA503C02.pdf
- R: Calculate Periodic Returns
- The difference between arithmetic and geometric investment returns
- Geometric Mean Return Formula (with Calculator)


35 Year old male 86kg
Religion: Neo Pagan- Wicca
Meds: None
Alternative Meds: 333mg St Johns Wort (standardised extract 1000mcg hypercin), Vitamin tablet (100% RDA of all major Vitamins, plus some minerals), Fish oils 600mg (All taken daily, AM)
Previous experience: Including the following, LSD, Mushrooms (liberty cap), 2c-x of various types, others including unknown pills, mdma, various amphetamines, as well as an assortment of tryptamines.
Reasons: A new and somewhat rare chemical I have the opportunity to taste for the first time.
Set & setting: Iím at home, and I have a few days off, so Iím testing a threshold dose of this chemical, to check for unusual reactions, before doing further testing.
Preparation: A simple cleaning/banishment of negativity. 5mg of the compound was dissolved in 1.0ml of water with a small amount of HCL added, the freebase went into solution easily. This was dosed onto 5 pieces of paper, 0.2ml each piece. These where then dried to give 1mg per. The scales used are accurate to 0.1mg, and the calibrated pipette to 0.01ml, the combined accuracy should be more than sufficient.
Drug identification: The drug was sold as bromo-dragonfly, there is little info on purity, and insufficient sample to be tested.
T-00:15 BP 134/70 pulse 75
T+00:00 I take 250mcg bromo-dragonfly. 1 piece of paper cut into 4 equal sized pieces. One of the pieces is placed on the tongue. Noted a mild bitter-sweet taste, and tingling sensation.
T+00:30 Not expecting much, so will try to sleep, as this is a long-lasting drug, any effects that appear are likely to be present when I wake. It takes a little while to sleep, and meditation is required, due to being nervous. BP 146/75 pulse 85
T+06:11 Awake to find something is happening, but it is hard to say what. Vision seems sharper, giving things more depth. There is a hint of things moving out in peripheral vision. BP 124/65 pulse 82
T+07:00 No change from above, colours are enhanced a little, bright and sparkly things stand out more than normal. The tiredness that would be normal after only about 5 hours sleep isnít present, nor is stimulation. I donít feel much different than normal mentally, though maybe there is tendency to think about things a little more deeply. There are also mild trails left by moving objects. I feel awake, and a little bored. There is a very mild body buzz, slightly stimulant like, but weak. There is also a slightly dreamy / floaty feeling.
T+11:00 Still not baseline, nothing new to report. BP 112/71 pulse 86
T+11:30 Appetite is suppressed, but Iím going to eat anyway. So far this has been the most powerful effect of this compound. All other effects are somewhat mild, if long lasting. Eating proved to be enjoyable, and not difficult. There is slight enhancement of taste, much the same as there is with colours.
T+12:00 I have had breakfast, and 1 cup of coffee, and smoked a cigarette. This is expected to have an effect on BP. BP 127/77 pulse 86
T+12:15 I think things have started to tail off a little now, though it is hard to say, the effects where mild to start with.
T+16:00 The above was more of a shift, than tailing off. Itís hard to say what has happened, but there is a change to a more dreamy state. The hours are just drifting past in a gently brominated way. There are still mild tracers, and sensory enhancement, also mild.
I have been out and done some shopping, the walk was nice, most pleasant, even if the weather is cold and rainy. Itís a little like being wrapped up in a bubble of something nice, quite hard to pinpoint. Conversation is fine, if anything Iím more social than usual. My train of thought is more easily derailed than usual, but I can remain focused if I want to. I have been smoking less than usual, though I did have a cigarette on the way back from the shops.
Speaking to people seems to be easy, and conversations are fluid. There is a feeling of connectedness with others. This is also apparent but lessened while speaking on the phone. It is possible to stay on subject, although it is easy to flow from subject to subject as well, without taking off in random directions.
This is very pleasant, and subtle. I am trying to think of some other compound to compare it to, but it is difficult, there are none like this. The closest would be a low dose of mescaline-containing cactus. Even so it isnít the same, and the duration is much, much longer.
If anything time seems to be passing more quickly than normal.
T+17:00 There is still a mild stimulation, but nothing overt, just a feeling of being slightly more awake than normal. Again I donít feel hungry, but decide to have lunch, itís a little later than normal, but I hadnít been thinking about it. Food still tastes good, and eating is easy to do, slightly enhanced flavours, but nothing extreme. BP 131/82 pulse 92
T+20:00 Effects are reducing, but it is happening slowly. There is still some effect, though itís getting hard to tell, I have become more accustomed to the effects by now. I notice them more when they start to go away. I still donít feel the slightest bit tired, or sleepy.
T+20:30 Third meal of the day. Again not all that hungry, but food was nice, and the taste still seems to be enhanced to an extent. I noticed the fresher taste, as this meal was cooked fresh from good quality ingredients. I think the taste enhancement makes this especially clear. I can also report my first (possible) negative effect I have a slight headache, although it seems to be fading rapidly.
T+20:30 For what should have been a threshold dose, this is lasting an awfully long time. Iím sure of my measurements, so will assume this is the European batch. In this case 250mcg is a light to medium dose.
T+22:00 Still some effects, mostly just slight stimulation, again nothing extreme. Iím fairly sure the other effects have faded, but as above it is hard to tell at this stage.
T+24:30 Still a mild stimulation, I do not feel sleepy at all. BP140/82 pulse 77
T+25:00 Will try to sleep, though it may be difficult.
T+26:?? Sleep attained with difficulty.
T+34:00 Awake to feel fairly normal. There may be some residual fuzz, but that could be due to lack of sleep. No hangover, or unpleasant effects noted other than that. BP 116/64 pulse 74
This was a very strange substance, in that the effects at this dose where mild, but exceptionally long lasting. It also becomes hard to tell if the effects are present or not, since it is easy to become accustomed to them.
The experience was very positive throughout, if very subtle. As written above, it is almost like existing in a bubble of pleasantness, there is nothing overt, or extreme, but overall the experience is very nice.
I expect to repeat this, and may try a slightly higher dose, although I would not want to push the dose too high, too quickly. This substance has already taken me by surprise, in that there are two (or more?) batches, with very different potency.
The method of dosing is not what I would have chosen normally, the reasons for doing this are beyond the scope of a trip report.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
8
Dietary
Cook this gorgeous vegetarian quiche for a special occasion.
Preheat the oven to 180C/465F/Gas 4.
Grease a 25cm/10in loose-bottomed tart tin with butter.
On a lightly floured work surface, roll out the pastry to line the tart tin. Cover with cling film and place into the fridge to chill for 15 minutes.
Remove the pastry tart case from the fridge, cover with greaseproof paper and fill with baking beans. Transfer to the oven and bake blind for 10-15 minutes.
Remove the beans and greaseproof paper and return the tart case to the oven to bake for a further 3-5 minutes, until golden and just cooked.
Turn the oven temperature up to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Meanwhile, place the mushrooms onto a baking tray, sprinkle over the thyme, drizzle over one tablespoon of the olive oil and season well with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Place into the oven to bake for 5-6 minutes, or until the mushrooms are beginning to soften. Remove and set aside.
Heat a large frying pan until hot and add the remaining one tablespoon of olive oil and the spinach and cover with a lid. Cook until the spinach has just wilted, then remove from the pan and drain.
Season the spinach well with freshly grated nutmeg and salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Place the ricotta into a bowl. Add the grainy mustard, season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper and mix well.
Spoon the mustard and ricotta mixture into the bottom of the tart case, top with the wilted spinach, and carefully place the roasted mushrooms on top.
Place the egg yolks and cream into a bowl, season well with salt and freshly ground black pepper and whisk together. Pour the egg mixture into the tart case.
Transfer to the oven to bake for 40 minutes, or until golden-brown and bubbling. Remove and cool slightly before serving.
For the sautéed spinach, heat a frying pan until hot. Add the butter and swirl the garlic clove around to flavour the oil.
Remove the garlic clove, add the spinach and sauté until wilted down. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, cut slices of quiche and place onto plates with a spoonful of sautéed spinach alongside.


In this example the buttons are stripped away. Instead it's set to listen for keyboard events.
Try clicking the left or right arrow.


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Source code for pyhpeimc.plat.alarms
#!/usr/bin/env python3
# author: @netmanchris
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
This module contains functions for working with the alarms capabilities
of the HPE IMC NMS platform using the RESTful API
"""
# This section imports required libraries
from pyhpeimc.plat.device import *
HEADERS = {'Accept': 'application/json', 'Content-Type':
'application/json', 'Accept-encoding': 'application/json'}
[docs]def get_dev_alarms(auth, url, devid=None, devip=None):
"""
function takes the devId of a specific device and issues a RESTFUL call to get the current alarms for the target
device.
:param devid: int or str value of the target device
:param devip: str of ipv4 address of the target device
:param auth: requests auth object #usually auth.creds from auth pyhpeimc.auth.class
:param url: base url of IMC RS interface #usually auth.url from pyhpeimc.auth.authclass
:return:list of dictionaries containing the alarms for this device
:rtype: list
>>> from pyhpeimc.auth import *
>>> from pyhpeimc.plat.alarms import *
>>> auth = IMCAuth("http://", "<IP_ADDRESS>", "8080", "admin", "admin")
>>> dev_alarms = get_dev_alarms(auth.creds, auth.url, devip='<IP_ADDRESS>')
>>> assert 'ackStatus' in dev_alarms[0]
"""
# checks to see if the imc credentials are already available
if devip is not None:
devid = get_dev_details(devip, auth, url)['id']
get_dev_alarm_url = "/imcrs/fault/alarm?operatorName=admin&deviceId=" + \
str(devid) + "&desc=false"
f_url = url + get_dev_alarm_url
# creates the URL using the payload variable as the contents
r = requests.get(f_url, auth=auth, headers=HEADERS)
try:
if r.status_code == 200:
dev_alarm = (json.loads(r.text))
if 'alarm' in dev_alarm:
return dev_alarm['alarm']
else:
return "Device has no alarms"
except requests.exceptions.RequestException as e:
return "Error:\n" + str(e) + ' get_dev_alarms: An Error has occured'
[docs]def get_realtime_alarm(username, auth, url):
"""Takes in no param as input to fetch RealTime Alarms from HP IMC RESTFUL API
:param username OpeatorName, String type. Required. Default Value "admin". Checks the operator
has the privileges to view the Real-Time Alarms.
:param auth: requests auth object #usually auth.creds from auth pyhpeimc.auth.class
:param url: base url of IMC RS interface #usually auth.url from pyhpeimc.auth.authclass
:return:list of dictionaries where each element of the list represents a single alarm as pulled from the the current
list of realtime alarms in the HPE IMC Platform
:rtype: list
>>> from pyhpeimc.auth import *
>>> from pyhpeimc.plat.alarms import *
>>> auth = IMCAuth("http://", "<IP_ADDRESS>", "8080", "admin", "admin")
>>> real_time_alarm = get_realtime_alarm('admin', auth.creds, auth.url)
>>> assert type(real_time_alarm) is list
>>> assert 'faultDesc' in real_time_alarm[0]
"""
get_realtime_alarm_url = "/imcrs/fault/faultRealTime?operatorName=" + username
f_url = url + get_realtime_alarm_url
r = requests.get(f_url, auth=auth, headers=HEADERS)
try:
realtime_alarm_list = (json.loads(r.text))
return realtime_alarm_list['faultRealTime']['faultRealTimeList']
except requests.exceptions.RequestException as e:
return "Error:\n" + str(e) + ' get_realtime_alarm: An Error has occured'
[docs]def get_alarms(username, auth, url):
"""Takes in no param as input to fetch RealTime Alarms from HP IMC RESTFUL API
:param username OpeatorName, String type. Required. Default Value "admin". Checks the operator
has the privileges to view the Real-Time Alarms.
:param auth: requests auth object #usually auth.creds from auth pyhpeimc.auth.class
:param url: base url of IMC RS interface #usually auth.url from pyhpeimc.auth.authclass
:return:list of dictionaries where each element of the list represents a single alarm as pulled from the the current
list of browse alarms in the HPE IMC Platform
:rtype: list
>>> from pyhpeimc.auth import *
>>> from pyhpeimc.plat.alarms import *
>>> auth = IMCAuth("http://", "<IP_ADDRESS>", "8080", "admin", "admin")
>>> all_alarms = get_alarms('admin', auth.creds, auth.url)
>>> assert (type(all_alarms)) is list
>>> assert 'ackStatus' in all_alarms[0]
"""
get_alarms_url = "/imcrs/fault/alarm?operatorName=" + username + \
"&recStatus=0&ackStatus=0&timeRange=0&size=50&desc=true"
f_url = url + get_alarms_url
r = requests.get(f_url, auth=auth, headers=HEADERS)
# r.status_code
try:
if r.status_code == 200:
alarm_list = (json.loads(r.text))
return alarm_list['alarm']
except requests.exceptions.RequestException as e:
return "Error:\n" + str(e) + ' get_alarms: An Error has occured'