 This is good stuff. We've had a blast making BlinkyTape, and we're real glad you're here. BlinkyTape is a community project, and we really need people like you in order to continue the awesomization of LED strips everywhere.
We're very pleased to say that you can now find BlinkyTape for sale at Adafruit Industries and Seeed Studio.
BlinkyTape is a super-cool LED strip with full-color RGB LEDs and an integrated microcontroller. We created BlinkyTape in order to make LEDs easier to use. A big part of this was making sure that it's easy to make programs that will talk to BlinkyTape. But -- and this is a big but -- you don't need to program in order to make your BlinkyTape do awesome stuff.
Great, let's get up to speed -- let's install PatternPaint , a custom software program which is designed to help you animate your BlinkyTape with a simple visual editor. PatternPaint is especially super for making patterns in long-exposure photography or persistence of vision but it's also good for just making cool stuff happen on your BlinkyTape strip.
Windows users: this package also contains the drivers, so you need to start here!!
Other platforms don't need special drivers, but PatternPaint is still a great way to start your BlinkyTape experience.
We also hope to showcase cool community projects here, and we have a few examples to get you going, so check out BlinkyTile, AmbiTape and DiscoParty - all these are extremely cool, in our opintion, but we're looking forward to even cooler stuff coming from the community.
Fantastic - as we said, we're super-duper excited about what the community comes up with. So far, we've been doing most of our programming in the Arduino environment or Processing. Processing is great for projects where your BlinkyTape is hooked up to a computer - head over here for more info on how to get started down that road.
If you're interested in making a new stand-along BlinkyTape program, you probably want to create a new sketch using Arduino. Check that out over here.
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Full-reference Image Quality Assessment (FR-IQA) methods |
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Children will:
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flexibility and endurance through challenging obstacle courses, choreography, yoga, creative
movement, and conditioning.
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enrichment subject.
3. Engage their hearts by expanding empathy, learning coping mechanisms by finding
success on the other side of failure, and by having conversations that foster a greater
multicultural understanding.
Matthew Lang, Founder
A native to the Seattle area, Matthew began early with movement competing in gymnastics for 10 years. He studied Musical Theatre at Point Park University’s Conservatory. He has now been an educator teaching movement and performance in the Puget Sound Region for 10 years. Matthew is extremely active in the community operating through the lens of equity with the goal of bettering the lives of marginalized and vulnerable communities.


Aaron Barry makes First Division switch following Cork City departure
The defender, who spent last season on loan at Bohemians, has committed to Bray Wanderers for 2020.
by Paul DolleryAARON BARRY HAS opted for a move to the First Division for the 2020 League of Ireland season.
The 26-year-old centre-back, who was a free agent after his Cork City deal expired, has signed for Bray Wanderers.
Following their Premier Division and FAI Cup double success of 2017, Cork City snapped Barry up on a two-year deal.
Amid stiff competition for defensive places provided by the likes of Alan Bennett, Sean McLoughlin, Conor McCarthy and Damien Delaney, Barry’s spell on Leeside didn’t work out as he would have hoped.
The Arklow native spent last season on loan with Bohemians, making 19 league appearances as the Gypsies secured Europa League qualification by finishing third.
Barry’s time in the League of Ireland began when he joined Derry City in 2014. He had previously been on the books at Sheffield United, with whom he reached an FA Youth Cup final.


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In Earth Observation research, it is essential to know what satellite images contain and how their features can be interpreted.
Researchers working with satellite data have to process and classify large amounts of satellite imagery before they can extract insights and draw conclusions. Most of the time, this is too much data for a small team to handle. SentinelSwipe is an app that distributes this effort to the crowd who can thus contribute towards advancing Earth Observation research by providing batches of classified satellite images.
By using SentinelSwipe to classify and tag satellite imagery obtained from the Sentinel missions, you are providing machine learning systems with the needed seed data to make predictions that can automate satellite image processing.
SentinelSwipe is a fork of the MapSwipe project.


[gecode-users] Extending integer and set variables to quantified variables.
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Thu Mar 9 15:09:34 CET 2006
Hi!
> 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.
If I understand you correctly, you want failure if some value is removed from
a variable's domain. You could easily write a propagator that implements
exactly this behaviour: as soon as it is invoked, it fails. This works
because propagators are only invoked if the domain of their variable changes.
> 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 ?).
You can create an IntView from an IntVar, without going through the IntVarImp.
Views provide the modifying operations. The rationale behind this design is
to separate between modelling and writing propagators. For modelling, you
only use variables. If you write propagators, you use views. One important
thing is that you may not simply modify a variables domain, you are also
responsible for checking whether this resulted in failure. If it did, you
must signal this to the space - otherwise, failure may be overlooked.
> 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 ?
It's just a matter of clean interfaces. Vars and Views are supposed to be used
for different things, so we have different interfaces.
> 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 ?
In the current setup, this wouldn't make much sense. We want to keep as many
classes non-virtual as possible, as virtual method calls always have a
significant overhead. What exactly do you plan the overridden value access to
do? Maybe you could have a look at the Views concept we use in Gecode. This
allows us to write propagators in terms of "slightly modified variables", and
maybe that's what you need.
> 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...
If you can express what you want using Views, it would be possible to use an
unaltered Gecode. Maybe you can tell us in a little more detail what you're
up to. We'll be glad to help you fit it in!
Cheers,
Guido
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IS IDENTITY PIRACY
IDENTITY PIRACY
IS CONSPIRACY
“Unprotected masswords” — “shared cofiles” — “community hackounts.” Sorting through the emails and telephone calls of otherwise law-abiding citizens, the NSA has learned of many different names for sharing online accounts that are intended for private, individualized use. Many people even perform these acts without even having a name for them—sharing their passwords on movie services, for instance. But the NSA only has one word for all kinds of identity piracy: CONSPIRACY!
Sharing digital identities with others not only violates your contracts with your favorite companies; it violates the spirit of American individualism. Worst of all, identity piracy may put you and your neighbors in danger by making it harder for the NSA to identify and track suspicious characters.
To make sure that you are not accidentally engaging in this pernicious activity, please carefully read the following descriptions of the conspiracies of identity pirates.
The Chinese Dragon
A closed group shares a single identity.
The most common use is sharing digital subscription services like Netflix, or letting non-students make use of a university’s digital archives. On services that sell digital content, such as Apple ID, Amazon, and Xbox Live, conspirators are able to purchase once and share immediately. In some cases this practice is blocked by the hardware, but modifying that hardware is less expensive than the software that can be shared in this way.
Bolder Chinese Dragons have begun to speak collectively using communal email accounts or social network profiles.
Most Chinese Dragons include a single user who plays “head” by maintaining the account’s official credentials; the enrolled student, for instance, who permits others to read her college’s e-books. But there are Headless Chinese Dragons too.
Law-abiding citizens might assume that the heads of Chinese Dragons cannot share their accounts without sharing everything. Unfortunately, this is usually not the case. Though many accounts require a credit card to register, very few allow the user(s) to retrieve that information. On services such as Amazon that enable purchases with a stored credit card, identity pirates usually open the account with a nearly empty pre-paid card. When someone later wishes to make a purchase, they input their own card number, then delete the credit card information fully before logging off of the service.
The Rotating Cast
A group of people share a handful of identities, taking turns with them.
For example, a Rotating Cast might maintain five cell phone accounts, repeatedly reshuffling the actual cell phones between various individuals or locations, and maintaining the same phone numbers on all phones.
The Public Playground
An account designed to attract as many users as possible.
Public Playgrounds are established when an individual or group circulates an account name and password, inviting others to make use of it. People often use this for collaborative writing experiments with no ill intent.
Identity pirates sometimes complicate this approach by adding an offline component. An email account with its password painted under an overpass, for instance, can serve as a local anonymous messaging board.
On some services, however, the appearance of a Public Playground will causes administrators to reset the password; or a single user may accidentally change it, locking others out. For this reason, Public Playgrounds is usually used for short-term projects. The longer-lasting form is the Double-Hydra.
The Double-Hydra
A system for generating account names and/or passwords to be shared as widely as possible.
Imagine a creature that grows more heads when heads are removed, and more bodies when bodies are removed.
Consider, for instance, this tweet: “SN= syzygy(this year), if can’t +1; PW=SN backwards, if can’t +1.” The first person to read it registers the screen name syzygy2013 with password 3102ygyzys and retweets the message. A growing network of dozens of people use that account for several months before the administrators force the password to be reset. The first person to notice logs in and changes the password to 3103ygyzys. It is only a few minutes before regular users can log in, and if the account is ever closed entirely, they will meet again using screen name syzygy2014.


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Often this upgrade can be performed by simply drilling out the existing threaded holes in the yoke to accept the new U-bolt. In cases where the yoke has insufficient room behind the yoke for the U-bolt nut, you can replace it with one designed for use with U-bolts. Please note that this is considerably more difficult, as it requires precise torque settings to properly set pinion bearing preload.
This article only covers the specifics for '80-'86 CJs and '87-'95 Wranglers. Earlier Jeeps typically use U-bolt yokes and information has not been gathered yet for '97+ Wranglers. This upgrade will also work for Cherokees and Grand Cherokees, but you must determine if you have a Dana 35c, Dana 44, or Chrysler rear end.
Two pinion yokes were used on the YJ's D35C rear axle. Through 1993, Spicer part #2-4-6901-1X was utilized. This yoke uses 1310 series U-joints measuring 3 7/32" cap-to-cap. In 1994 and 1995, a larger pinion yoke part #2-4-7631-1 was employed which uses 1330 series U-joints measuring 3 5/8" cap-to-cap. Both of these yokes can be upgraded to a U- bolt setup by drilling out the existing holes with a 5/16" drill bit and installing U-bolt part #2-94-58X. You may find that a 21/64" drill bit is necessary, but the 5/16" did the trick for me.
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The same trick can be performed on the AMC 20 pinion yoke part #2-4-3741-1. This yoke may be drilled out to accept U-bolt part #2-94-58X.
Due to the number of different yokes installed on the D30, it's very difficult to state which yokes accept which type of conversion. Generally speaking, pre- and early-80s CJs already have U-bolt setups, while later Jeeps employed strap-and-bolt connections. For conversion from strap-and-bolt to U-bolts, you'll just have to eyeball it. If there is room for a nut behind the yoke, you can drill it. If not, you probably need to replace the yoke with Spicer part #2-4-8091X and use U-bolt part #2-94-28X.
There is insufficient room behind the stock yoke for the U-bolt nut on the YJ front Dana 30 pinion yoke. The entire yoke must be replaced with Spicer yoke #2-4-8091X and U-bolt kit #2-94-28X to upgrade to a U-bolt connection.
The NP231 front output yoke and both D300 output yokes do not have sufficient room behind the stock yoke for the U-bolt nut. Check out the article Jeep CJ Dana 300 Transfer Case U-Bolt Upgrade for a write up on the upgrade on the Dana 300. The front output on the NP231 uses the same parts and procedure as the Dana 300.
Much thanks to Tom Wood at for the idea and the Spicer part numbers. Note the beautiful Six States heavy-duty CV driveshaft in one of the accompanying photos. I highly recommend them.


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Or specified using XML configuration in the host's configuration file:


PM appoints Lt Gen Nadeem Raza as CJCSC
by APPISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan Thursday appointed Lt Gen Nadeem Raza, HI (M) as the Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC) with effect from November 27, 2019.
It may be recalled that the notification for reappointment of General Qamar Javed Bajwa, NI (M) as Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) for another tenure has already been issued on August 19, 2019, a press release issued by the Prime Minister Office here said.


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This recipe gives any roast dinner a run for its money.  Try serving with rice and peas and corn on the cob.
For the marinade, place all the ingredients in a food processor and blitz together until smooth. Coat the chicken, cover and leave to marinate in the fridge for at least two hours, but preferably overnight.
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At the intersection of computational systems biology, systems medicine, mathematical biology, and bioinformatics, our research lab is dedicated to developing and applying mathematical algorithms for both modeling and reprogramming of biological systems. Central to our work is the integration of multiomics data, emphasizing data-driven methodologies.
Past and current collaborative application areas include cancer research, stem cell research, immunology and biogerontology (see Research).
We are located at the Center for Quantitative Medicine, which is part of the Center for Cell Analysis & Modeling.
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June 20, 2022
New paper! We introduce NETISCE, a novel computational tool for identifying cell fate reprogramming targets in static networks
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Having been educated in various martial arts around the world since October 1998, his expertise lies in Japanese Jiu-Jitsu, with a large extent of his training also in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and
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Martial Arts is about problem solving, and he believes that there is no discipline more versatile than Jiu-Jitsu, which offers the greatest assortment of tools to be used at the right time.
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This example demonstrates the use of CDI 1.0 and JAX-RS in JBoss AS 7 or JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6.
The example can be deployed using Maven from the command line or from Eclipse using JBoss Tools.
To set up Maven or JBoss Tools in Eclipse, refer to the Getting Started Developing Applications Guide.
To deploy to JBoss AS 7 or JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6, start the JBoss application server and type:
mvn package jboss-as:deploy
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curl_getenv - return value for environment name
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curl_getenv - return value for environment name
SYNOPSIS
#include <curl/curl.h>
char *curl_getenv(const char * name );
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curl_getenv() is a portable wrapper for the getenv() function, meant to emulate its behaviour and provide an identical interface for all operating systems libcurl builds on (including win32).
AVAILABILITY
This function will be removed from the public libcurl API in a near future. It will instead be made "available" by source code access only, and then as curlx_getenv().
RETURN VALUE
If successful, curl_getenv() returns a pointer to the value of the specified environment. The memory it refers to is malloc()ed so the application must free() this when the data is no longer needed. When curl_getenv fails to find the specified name, it returns a null pointer.
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A Quick Primer on Funding Rates
by krakenfxFunding rates are a new concept that only exist in perpetual futures contracts. Because they are critical to the operation of a healthy perpetual futures contract, we thought a quick primer on funding rates would be useful.
To try out our Futures Platform with a demo account or a real one, click here.
Quick Summary:
- The funding rate is not a fee charged by the exchange.
- The funding rate is a mechanism to ensure that the perpetual futures contract price stays near the index price.
- All crypto derivative exchanges use a funding rate on perpetual contracts.
- The funding rate is set by the market and varies over time. When the funding rate is positive, Longs pay Shorts. When the funding rate is negative, Shorts pay Longs.
Settlement in traditional futures contracts:
In traditional ‘term’ contracts, futures prices converge to spot prices as the contract approaches settlement:
- When you trade a traditional monthly or quarterly futures contract, the contract settles at the end of the term. The contract settles to the spot price of the asset at the time of settlement. At settlement you will not have any open position.
- Over the life of the contract term, the futures contract price will converge with the spot price.
Perpetual futures introduce a new complexity.
The ‘perpetual’ futures contract is similar in principle to a traditional term contract, but the ‘term’ is measured in hours. At settlement, which on Kraken occurs every four hours, the exchange automatically ‘rolls’ your position into the next contract. Because perpetual futures contracts never settle in the traditional sense, market operators need a mechanism to ensure that the contract and index prices would periodically converge. Funding rates serve this role.
The funding rate is a small fee paid by one side of the contract to the other (e.g. Longs pay Shorts or vice versa). It’s purpose is to encourage the price of the perpetual futures contract to stay near the underlying spot index price.
Credit: The perpetual futures contract and the funding rate were invented by Bitmex.
Historical performance:
Funding rates tend to correlate with market sentiment. When the market is strongly bullish or bearish, funding rates will tend to be positive or negative, respectively.
Below is a chart of Kraken Futures historical funding rates by day, plotted against the Bitcoin price. The funding rate varies a lot intraday, so to make it easier to see trends we added the dark blue columns, which are a rolling 7 day average of the funding rate.
- In periods where the market is strongly bearish (e.g. Nov 2018) the funding rate is generally negative and on average Shorts pay Longs.
- In periods where the market is strongly bullish (e.g. June 2019) the funding rate is generally positive and Longs on average pay Shorts.
- Importantly, the funding rate correlates to changes in price, not the price itself.
An example:
Funding rates regularly switch between positive and negative based on market sentiment. For example:
- The current perpetual futures contract funding rate is 0.0003% per hour (in purple). So in the current period longs pay shorts.
- However, the “Est. Next Rate” is negative (-.0069%). This indicates that in the next four hour period the funding rate will likely flip from positive to negative, and shorts will likely pay longs.
In conclusion:
- The funding rate is not a fee charged by the exchange.
- The funding rate is a mechanism to ensure that the perpetual futures contract price stays near the index price.
- All crypto derivative exchanges use a funding rate on perpetual contracts.
- The funding rate is set by the market and varies over time. When the market is bullish, the Longs will tend to pay Shorts. When the market is bearish, the Shorts will tend to pay Longs.
Kraken Futures offers many distinct advantages over the other crypto trading platforms. Get to know and love futures – try out the platform with a demo account or sign up for free!


This days I’m involve with Amazon’s AWS and since I am migrating my backends to Lumen I’m going to play a little bit with AWS and Lumen. Today I want to create a simple Lumen server to handle SNS notifications. One end-point to listen to SNS and another one to emit notifications. I also want to register logs within CloudWatch. Let’s start.
First the Lumen server.
use Laravel\Lumen\Application;
require __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';
(new Dotenv\Dotenv(__DIR__ . "/../env"))->load();
$app = new Application();
$app->register(App\Providers\LogServiceProvider::class);
$app->register(App\Providers\AwsServiceProvider::class);
$app->group(['namespace' => 'App\Http\Controllers'], function (Application $app) {
$app->get("/push", "SnsController@push");
$app->post("/read", "SnsController@read");
});
$app->run();
As we can see there’s a route to push notifications and another one to read messages.
To work with SNS I will create a simple service provider
namespace App\Providers;
use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider;
use Aws\Sns\SnsClient;
class AwsServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
public function register()
{
$awsCredentials = [
'region' => getenv('AWS_REGION'),
'version' => getenv('AWS_VERSION'),
'credentials' => [
'key' => getenv('AWS_CREDENTIALS_KEY'),
'secret' => getenv('AWS_CREDENTIALS_SECRET'),
],
];
$this->app->instance(SnsClient::class, new SnsClient($awsCredentials));
}
}
Now We can create the routes in SnsController. Sns has a confirmation mechanism to validate endpoints. It’s well explained here
namespace App\Http\Controllers;
use Aws\Sns\SnsClient;
use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use Laravel\Lumen\Routing\Controller;
use Monolog\Logger;
class SnsController extends Controller
{
private $request;
private $logger;
public function __construct(Request $request, Logger $logger)
{
$this->request = $request;
$this->logger = $logger;
}
public function push(SnsClient $snsClient)
{
$snsClient->publish([
'TopicArn' => getenv('AWS_SNS_TOPIC1'),
'Message' => 'hi',
'Subject' => 'Subject',
]);
return ['push'];
}
public function read(SnsClient $snsClient)
{
$data = $this->request->json()->all();
if ($this->request->headers->get('X-Amz-Sns-Message-Type') == 'SubscriptionConfirmation') {
$this->logger->notice("sns:confirmSubscription");
$snsClient->confirmSubscription([
'TopicArn' => getenv('AWS_SNS_TOPIC1'),
'Token' => $data['Token'],
]);
} else {
$this->logger->warn("read", [
'Subject' => $data['Subject'],
'Message' => $data['Message'],
'Timestamp' => $data['Timestamp'],
]);
}
return "OK";
}
}
Finally I want to use CloudWatch so I will configure Monolog with another service provider. It’s also well explained here:
namespace App\Providers;
use Aws\CloudWatchLogs\CloudWatchLogsClient;
use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider;
use Maxbanton\Cwh\Handler\CloudWatch;
use Monolog\Formatter\LineFormatter;
use Monolog\Logger;
class LogServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
public function register()
{
$awsCredentials = [
'region' => getenv('AWS_REGION'),
'version' => getenv('AWS_VERSION'),
'credentials' => [
'key' => getenv('AWS_CREDENTIALS_KEY'),
'secret' => getenv('AWS_CREDENTIALS_SECRET'),
],
];
$cwClient = new CloudWatchLogsClient($awsCredentials);
$cwRetentionDays = getenv('CW_RETENTIONDAYS');
$cwGroupName = getenv('CW_GROUPNAME');
$cwStreamNameInstance = getenv('CW_STREAMNAMEINSTANCE');
$loggerName = getenv('CF_LOGGERNAME');
$logger = new Logger($loggerName);
$handler = new CloudWatch($cwClient, $cwGroupName, $cwStreamNameInstance, $cwRetentionDays);
$handler->setFormatter(new LineFormatter(null, null, false, true));
$logger->pushHandler($handler);
$this->app->instance(Logger::class, $logger);
}
}
Debugging those kind of webhooks with a EC2 instance sometimes is a bit hard. But we can easily expose our local webserver to internet with ngrok. We only need to start our local server
php -S <IP_ADDRESS>:8080 -t www
And create a tunnel wiht ngrok
ngrok http 8080
And that’s up. Lumen and SNS up and running.
Code available in my github