Launch attacks online / proxy
https://suip.biz/
- various tools like nikto, whatweb, sqlmap which can be used online


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The rooms in which you can talk to other people will be here. Just click on one and get connected.
{% if room_id is not none %} Go to your room! {% else %}You have not been paired with anyone yet. Please be patient!
{% endif %} {% for request in user_requests %}You have been requested to join in a chat. View Their Profile Accept
{% endfor %} {% endblock %}


--- layout: post title: I-Cue wins Red Herring award date: 2006-05-12 00:00:00 categories: business digital-media interfaces-&-interaction mobile ---
FP client I-Cue wins Red Herring award: "I-Cue, the London-Based publisher of books-on-mobile, has been awarded The Red Herring 100 Europe award, which acknowledges the year's top 100 new companies for innovation and technology"
More here.


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HTML5 Boilerplate homepage | Documentation table of contents
<head>
.<head>
.The main advantage of placing it in the <head>
is that you will track the
user's pageview
even if they leave the page before it has been fully loaded.
Here's a handy quote from Mathias Bynens about our placement choice.
I should point out that it’s Google — not me — recommending to place this script before all other scripts in the document. The only real advantage is to catch a pageView call if your page fails to load completely (for example, if the user aborts loading, or quickly closes the page, etc.). Personally, I wouldn’t count that as a page view, so I actually prefer to place this script at the bottom, after all other scripts. This keeps all the scripts together and reinforces that scripts at the bottom are the right move. (Usually I concatenate and minify all my scripts into one .js file — the GA snippet being the suffix.)
No, just as you don't normally replace the foundation of a house once it was built. However, there is nothing stopping you from trying to work in the latest changes, but you'll have to assess the costs/benefits of doing so.
Please ask for help on StackOverflow.


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Oklahoma Scene: Energy FC hires head coach; OCU runners win national title
Energy FC on Friday announced the hiring of Minnesota United FC assistant coach John Pascarella as the team's new head coach.
“We couldn’t be more excited for John to join our club,” said owner Bob Funk, Jr. “John not only has an impressive resume, but everyone he’s worked with speaks very highly about him. It became clear early in our discussions that John has a vision for Energy FC both on and off the pitch, and we look forward to building a winning culture with him.”
Pascarella replaces Steve Cooke, who was fired after two seasons with Energy FC. Pascarella is the third coach in the club’s seven-year history.
Pascarella has been an assistant coach at Minnesota United FC of Major League Soccer since January 2018. Prior to his time in Minnesota, Pascarella managed the Des Moines Menace of USL League Two during the 2017 season and was an assistant and goalkeeper coach at Sporting Kansas City from 2009 to 2016, winning the MLS Cup in 2013 and the US Open Cup in 2012 and 2015.
He played professional soccer for nine seasons in the United States and Peru before beginning his coaching career at the University of Maryland in 1998. He also spent time with the Northern Virginia Royals of USL League Two and Virginia’s U.S. Olympic Development Program.
OCU men win cross country national crown
Top-ranked Oklahoma City University captured its fifth NAIA men's cross country championship Friday at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site in Vancouver, Washington.
OCU earned in its 69th national championship in all sports. The Stars won a national championship for the 27th year in a row to continue a streak that dates to 1993-94.
Mark Shaw, a senior from England, nabbed his second individual national title for the Stars. Oscar Kipkoros. a senior from Kenya took fifth, and senior Max McNeill of Scotland finished 13th to seize all-American honors for the third year in a row.
In the women's race, OCU freshman Sarah Olamide from Nigeria placed ninth and to become an All-American. As a team, the Stars finished 16th at the meet.
Santa Clara boots OSU from soccer tournament
Santa Clara has ended No. 3 seeded Oklahoma State's run in the NCAA women's soccer tournament with a stunning 3-1 loss Friday afternoon at McAlister Field in Los Angeles.
The Broncos (15-5-2) scored twice in 48-second span in the first half and never trailed the Cowgirls (16-3-3).
Kelsey Turnbow started Santa Clara's scoring at the 19:32 mark off an assist by Kelcie Hedge. Julie Doyle made it 2-0 Broncos less than a minute later.
Izzy D'Aquila put Santa Clara up 3-0 on a goal assisted by Alex Loera and Hedge.
Gabriella Coleman gave OSU its lone goal at 88:11 on an assist by Charme Morgan.
OCU benefactor Jim Wade dies at age 94
Oklahoma City University benefactor and former athlete Gen. James L. Wade died Wednesday. He was 94.
Wade competed for OCU in baseball, basketball and football before attaining the rank of brigadier general in the U.S. Air Force. Memorial services for Wade will be held 10 a.m. Tuesday at Southpark Baptist Church, 2900 SW 119th Street in Oklahoma City.
The Wade family requests those desiring to commemorate Wade’s memory make a gift in his honor to the Jim Wade Endowment for Athletics. To make a gift, go to okcu.edu/championsclub or call Chris Maxon, OCU associate athletic director for development, at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
The Stars hold the annual Jim Wade Awards to celebrate OCU’s athletic accomplishments. Wade entered the OCU Athletics Hall of Fame as part of the 1979 induction class.
His financial contributions helped complete additions and renovations to OCU’s baseball facility, Jim Wade Stadium, as well as at Abe Lemons Arena inside the Freede Center and Brian Harvey Field, the Stars’ soccer facility.
He established the Jim Wade Endowment and an endowed scholarship fund to provide financial support for the Stars, winners of the past three NAIA Directors’ Cup titles.The Talihina native entered the OCU Athletics Hall of Fame in 1979. He was decorated for service in World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War. He flew 55 missions in Korea. He last piloted a Boeing 727 at age 78.
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These days, some of you must receive a "Page Build Warning" email from github after you commit happily. Don't Worried! It just that github changes its build environment.
In this mail, github told us:
You are attempting to use the 'pygments' highlighter, which is currently unsupported on GitHub Pages. Your site will use 'rouge' for highlighting instead. To suppress this warning, change the 'highlighter' value to 'rouge' in your '_config.yml'.
So, just edit _config.yml
, find highlighter: pygments
, change it to highlighter: rouge
and the warning will be gone.
Want to clone a boilerplate instead of my buzz blog? Here comes this!
$ git clone git@github.com:Huxpro/huxblog-boilerplate.git
-apple-system
is added in font rule, which display beautiful new font San Francisco in iOS 9 by default.If you have jekyll installed, simply run jekyll serve
in Command Line
and preview the themes in your browser. You can use jekyll serve --watch
to watch for changes in the source files as well.
You can easily get started by modifying _config.yml
:
# Site settings
title: Hux Blog # title of your website
SEOTitle: Hux Blog # check out docs for more detail
description: "Cool Blog" # ...
# SNS settings
github_username: huxpro # modify this account to yours
weibo_username: huxpro # the footer woule be auto-updated.
# Build settings
# paginate: 10 # nums of posts in one page
There are more options you can check out in the Jekyll - Official Site, or you can directly dive into code to find more.
Feel free to checkout Markdown files in the _posts/
, you will quickly realized how to post your articles with magical markdown plus this nice theme.
The front-matter of a post looks like that:
---
layout: post
title: "Hello 2015"
subtitle: "Hello World, Hello Blog"
date: 2015-01-29 12:00:00
author: "Hux"
header-img: "img/post-bg-2015.jpg"
tags:
- Life
---
Seeing more information may be necessary for you to display, from V1.1, a clean, gorgeous SideBar is added for you, which provide more area for displaying possible modules. You can enable (it is default enable) this feature by simply config:
# Sidebar settings
sidebar: true
sidebar-about-description: "your description here"
sidebar-avatar: /img/avatar-hux.jpg # use absolute URL.
We default support Featured Tags, Mini About Me and Friends these three modules and you can add your own. The sidebar is naturally responsive and would be push to bottom in a small screen size (<= 992px
, according to Bootstarp Grid System)
More details of these three separate modules are talking below.
Mini-About-Me module display all your SNS buttons also your avatar and the description if you set sidebar-avatar
and sidebar-about-description
which is very useful and common for a sidebar so it is default with your sidebar.
It is really nice-looking and well-designed. It would be hidden in a small screen seeing the sidebar would be push to bottom and there is already a footer including SNS feature which is similar.
Considering the Featured-Tags feature in Medium is pretty cool, so I add it in my blog theme also.
This module is independent of sidebar from V1.4, so it can definitely live without enable sidebar, which would be displayed in the bottom when sidebar
set to false, and it is not only displayed in home page but also every post page bottom.
# Featured Tags
featured-tags: true
featured-condition-size: 1 # A tag will be featured if the size of it is more than this condition value
The only one thing need to be paid attention to is the featured-condition-size
: A tag will be featured if the size of it is more than this condition value.
Internally, a condition template {% if tag[1].size > {{site.featured-condition-size}} %}
is used to do the filter.
Friends is a very common feature of a blog seeing the SEO, so I add it in V1.1 release to help that.
Friends can also live without enable sidebar, also be displayed in the bottom when sidebar unable, and be displayed in every post page bottom.
You can just add your friends information in _config.yml
with a familiar JSON syntax and everything is done, very easy:
# Friends
friends: [
{
title: "Foo Blog",
href: "http://foo.github.io/"
},
{
title: "Bar Blog",
href: "http://bar.github.io"
}
]
There is a increasing tendency to use Open Web technology to create keynotes, presentations, like Reveal.js, Impress.js, Slides, Prezi etc. I consider a modern blog should have abilities to post these HTML based presentation easily also abilities to play it directly.
Under the hood, a iframe
is used to include webpage from outer source, so the only things left is to give a url in the front-matter:
---
layout: keynote
iframe: "http://huangxuan.me/js-module-7day/"
---
The iframe will be automatically resized to adapt different form factors also the device orientation. A padding is left to imply user that there has more content below, also to ensure that there is a area for user to scroll down in mobile device seeing most of the keynote framework prevent the browser default scroll behavior.
This theme support both Disqus and Duoshuo as the third party discussion system.
First, you need to sign up and get your own account. Repeat, DO NOT use mine! (I have set Trusted Domains) It is deathly simple to sign up and you will get the full power of management system. Please give it a try!
Second, from V1.5, you can easily complete your comment configuration by just adding your short name into _config.yml
:
duoshuo_username: _your_duoshuo_short_name_
# OR
disqus_username: _your_disqus_short_name_
To the old version user, it's better that you pull the new version, otherwise you have to replace code in post.html
, keynote.html
and about.html
by yourselves.
Furthermore, Duoshuo support Sharing. if you only wanna use Duoshuo comment without sharing, you can set duoshuo_share: false
. You can use Duoshuo Sharing and Disqus Comments together also.
From V1.5, we support Google Analytics and Baidu Tongji officially with a deathly simple config:
# Baidu Analytics
ba_track_id: 4cc1f2d8f3067386cc5cdb626a202900
# Google Analytics
ga_track_id: 'UA-49627206-1' # Format: UA-xxxxxx-xx
ga_domain: huangxuan.me
Just checkout the code offered by Google/Baidu, and copy paste here, all the rest is already done for you.
If you wanna do more customization and change code yourself, a Grunt environment is also included. (Thanks to Clean Blog.)
There are a number of tasks it performs like minification of the JavaScript, compiling of the LESS files, adding banners to keep the Apache 2.0 license intact, and watching for changes. Run the grunt default task by entering grunt
into your command line which will build the files. You can use grunt watch
if you are working on the JavaScript or the LESS.
Try to understand code in _include/
and _layouts/
, then you can modify Jekyll Liquid template directly to do more creative customization.
Change header images of any pages or any posts is pretty easy as mentioned above. But, thanks to issue #6 (in Chinese) asked, how to make it looks great?
Well...it is actually a design issue, not a coding stuff. It is better that you have basic design knowledge, but not is ok, let me told you how to make it well-designed:
Seeing the title text above image is white, the image should be dark to emphasize the contract. so we can easily add a black overlay with fews of opacity, which is depends on the brightness of the original images you used. you can process it in Photoshop, Sketch etc.
In technical views, it can be done with CSS. However, the opacity of the black overlay is really hard to assigned, every image has different brightness so the degree it should be adjusted is different so it is impossible to hard code it.
Before V1.4, site setting title
is not only used for displayed in Home Page and Navbar, but also used to generate the <title>
in HTML.
It's possible that you want the two things different. For me, my site-title is “Hux Blog” but I want the title shows in search engine is “黄玄的博客 | Hux Blog” which is multi-language.
So, the SEO Title is introduced to solve this problem, you can set SEOTitle
different from title
, and it would be only used to generate HTML <title>
and setting DuoShuo Sharing.
This theme is forked from IronSummitMedia/startbootstrap-clean-blog-jekyll
Thanks Jekyll and Github Pages!


Cleveland takes on Dallas in out-of-conference contest
by The Associated PressDallas Mavericks (3-2, ninth in the Western Conference) vs. Cleveland Cavaliers (2-3, eighth in the Eastern Conference)
Cleveland; Sunday, 7 p.m. EST
Cleveland faces Dallas in out-of-conference action.
Cleveland finished 19-63 overall with a 13-28 record at home during the 2018-19 season. The Cavaliers averaged 104.5 points per game while shooting 44.4% from the field and 35.5% from 3-point distance last season.
Dallas went 18-34 in Western Conference play and 9-32 on the road during the 2018-19 season. The Mavericks shot 44.7% from the field and 34% from 3-point range last season.
The matchup Sunday is the first meeting of the season between the two teams.
Cavaliers Injuries: Ante Zizic: out (foot), Dylan Windler: out (stress reaction), John Henson: out (hamstring), Matthew Dellavedova: out (personal).
Mavericks Injuries: Maxi Kleber: day to day (right knee).
___
The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar.


Constructor
new ShipFleet(listOfShips)
- Source:
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
listOfShips |
Object | List of ships that are validated for the fleet |
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
listOfShips |
Object | List of ships loaded from the database |
Methods
_computeStopDistance(ship, distance) → {number}
- Source:
Compute the number o stops each star ship in a fleet must make to reach a certain distance
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
ship |
Object | A ship object from the database |
distance |
number | Give distance for our fleet to trail |
Returns:
The numbers of stops the starship must do
- Type
- number
_filterValidShips(ship) → {boolean}
- Source:
Filters ship that are not suitable for our fleet
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
ship |
Object | A ship object from the database |
Returns:
False if the object is not suitable for our data structure, otherwise return true
- Type
- boolean
_formatFleetOutput(ship, distance) → {Object}
- Source:
Format the selected fleet into a human readable interface
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
ship |
Object | A ship object from the database |
distance |
number | Given distance for our fleet to trail |
Returns:
Return human readable data structure for each ship and their stops number
- Type
- Object
_mapPropsToSchemaFactory(ship) → {StarShip}
- Source:
Converts star ship details to a star ship object
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
ship |
Object | A ship object from the database |
Returns:
A StarShip object having only relevant fields
- Type
- StarShip
getShipsStopNumber(distance) → {Object}
- Source:
Return the list of star ships with their associated number of stops needed to reach the destination
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
distance |
number | Given distance for our fleet to trail |
Returns:
Dictionary of star ships and number of stops
- Type
- Object


Class: Rango::Template::Adapter
Public Visibility
Public Instance Method Summary
| #proceed(io) |
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Public Instance Method Details
proceed
public
proceed(io)
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# File 'lib/rango/templates/adapter.rb', line 5 def proceed(io) raise "This must be redefined in subclasses!" end |


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Tyro Tests
Keyboard Tests
Mouse Tests
Components Tests
Errors Tests
Link to popup
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--- layout: post title: Llama Rust SDK preview 0.1.3 date: 2021-01-31 12:00:00 keywords: rust dotnet llama teaser: Progress on std. Still not ready for prime time. ---
The last time I released a preview of Llama's Rust SDK (around 8 months ago) the blog entry was filled with caveats about its limitations. Most of those still apply, but there has been significant progress. The most notable thing is that I now have partial support for the Rust std library.
(Background and terminology: Llama is my project focused on using "other languages" with .NET. Its core component is a compiler that translates LLVM bitcode to .NET CIL. SourceGear.Rust.NET.Sdk (aka the Llama Rust SDK) is an MSBuild project SDK that integrates Rust into the regular .NET build process.)
SourceGear.Rust.NET.Sdk version 0.1.3 is available on nuget.org now. This blog entry is a walkthrough of using it to build an actual Rust program.
Reminder: Llama is at the "proof of concept" stage, and is not production ready.
Llama currently requires .NET 5.0 on one of the following platforms:
Windows (x64)
MacOS (x64)
Ubuntu 18.04 (x64)
And you'll need Rust nightly, plus its `rust-src` component. For this walkthrough, I am using a specific nightly that I know works.
rustup toolchain install nightly-2020-10-13 rustup component add rust-src --toolchain nightly-2020-10-13
For this walkthrough, the demo project is "ruplacer", a utility to find and replace text in multiple files. I found it on GitHub:
https://github.com/TankerHQ/ruplacer
This program has been a handy test case for Llama. It has some dependencies, but not too many. As Llama becomes more capable, I look for slightly-more-difficult projects to build.
If you have Rust installed, you should find it simple to clone the repo and build it with the regular Rust tools:
git clone https://github.com/TankerHQ/ruplacer cd ruplacer cargo build
The first challenge with ruplacer is that it builds both a library crate and a binary crate, because src/lib.rs
and src/main.rs
are both present. This is a common practice with Rust, and is perfectly acceptable to Cargo, but it's not really a great fit for how MSBuild works. For example, when working with C#, one csproj file results in building one .NET assembly. Building two assemblies from one project file is not really a thing.
So before we get involved with .NET, let's separate things.
The ruplacer Cargo.toml file looks like this:
[package] name = "ruplacer" version = "0.4.3" authors = ["Dimitri Merejkowsky"] description = "Find and replace text in source files" license = "BSD-3-Clause" readme = "README.md" edition = "2018" keywords = ["ruplacer", "find", "grep", "command", "line"] categories = ["command-line-utilities"] repository = "https://github.com/TankerHQ/ruplacer" [package.metadata.deb] extended-description = "Find and replace text in source files" [dependencies] difference = "2.0" ignore = "0.4" structopt = "0.2" colored = "1.6" regex = "1" isatty = "0.1" Inflector = "0.11" anyhow = "1.0.32" [dev-dependencies] tempdir = "0.3"
What I'm going to do is create a separate "ruexe" crate as a peer of ruplacer.
mkdir ../ruexe mkdir ../ruexe/src cp ./src/main.rs ../ruexe/src cp ./Cargo.toml ../ruexe
Inside ruexe/Cargo.toml
, we need to change the package name from ruplacer to ruexe, and add a dependency for the library:
[dependencies.ruplacer] path = "../ruplacer"
So now the ruplacer executable has its own build directory, but it references the original ruplacer crate, unchanged, as a library.
You should be able to cargo build
this and run it. For example, here I try to replace "pointer" with "terrier" in my copy of the Mono.Cecil tree:
cargo run pointer terrier ../cecil (blah blah blah) Would perform 160 replacements on 5 matching files Re-run ruplacer with --go to write these changes to the filesystem
It's nice that ruplacer's default is to preview what changes would be made instead of making any actual changes to the files.
To use Rust with .NET we want it to be like any other .NET language. Instead of a Cargo.toml file, we want an .rsproj, which would be an SDK-style project file. Like modern .csproj, except for Rust. Providing this experience is basically what the Llama Rust SDK does.
The content of ruexe.rsproj
looks like this:
<Project Sdk="SourceGear.Rust.NET.Sdk/0.1.3"> <PropertyGroup> <OutputType>Exe</OutputType> <TargetFramework>net5.0</TargetFramework> <RustToolChain>+nightly-2020-10-13</RustToolChain> </PropertyGroup> <ItemGroup> <RustReference Include="..\ruplacer" Name="ruplacer" /> <RustCrateReference Include="difference" Version="2.0" /> <RustCrateReference Include="ignore" Version="0.4" /> <RustCrateReference Include="structopt" Version="0.2" /> <RustCrateReference Include="colored" Version="1.6" /> <RustCrateReference Include="regex" Version="1" /> <RustCrateReference Include="isatty" Version="0.1" /> <RustCrateReference Include="Inflector" Version="0.11" /> <RustCrateReference Include="anyhow" Version="1.0.32" /> </ItemGroup> </Project>
This is basically a translation of the Cargo.toml to MSBuild.
The Project
element at the top specifies that we want to use SourceGear.Rust.NET.Sdk as the SDK for this project. The dotnet build system will retrieve the SDK package from nuget.org.
The PropertyGroup
should look familiar. It's mostly the same as it would be for C#. The OutputType
specifies that we are building an Exe, and the TargetFramework
says we are targeting .NET 5. The one new piece here is RustToolChain
, which I am using to set the specific nightly for this walkthrough.
The ItemGroup
below that is to specify the references, corresponding to the dependencies
section from Cargo.toml
. In this case, the RustReference
is like a ProjectReference
. It references a Rust crate in source form with a path.
The RustCrateReference
element is like PackageReference
. It specifies a reference that will be obtained from crates.io, which is the Rust world's equivalent of nuget.org.
Before we try to build this, we need to make one change to the code itself. Currently, the Llama compiler can't find Rust main()
because its name is mangled. At some point I will figure out a better solution for this problem, but for now, let's tweak the signature of main()
just a bit.
In src/main.rs
, change:
fn main() -> Result<()> {
to:
#[no_mangle] pub extern "C" fn main() -> Result<()> {
So now we should be able to build this .rsproj just like any other .NET project:
dotnet build
And running our .NET build of ruplacer should give the same results as the one built the regular way.
dotnet run --no-build pointer terrier ../cecil (blah blah blah) Would perform 160 replacements on 5 matching files Re-run ruplacer with --go to write these changes to the filesystem
Voila.
In the big picture, the Llama Rust SDK does two things:
Use the regular Rust tools to build, except generate an LLVM bitcode file instead of the usual platform-specific outputs
Run that bitcode file through the Llama compiler to create a .NET assembly
At a more detailed level, there are quite a few steps here. Each step is done inside the obj
directory, and you can look in there to see what has happened.
To get the regular Rust tooling to generate a bitcode file, we need a custom target. The Rust compiler supports custom targets in JSON, and you can see the one Llama uses at obj/aarch64-sourcegear-windows.json
. It looks like this:
{ "arch": "aarch64", "data-layout": "e-m:e-p270:32:32-p271:32:32-p272:64:64-i64:64-f80:128-n8:16:32:64-S128", "dynamic-linking": true, "dll-prefix" : "", "dll-suffix" : ".bc", "only-cdylib": true, "no-builtins": true, "allow_asm": false, "requires-lto": true, "executables": false, "is-builtin": false, "linker": "dotnet", "pre-link-args": { "gcc" : [ "C:/Users/eric/.nuget/packages/sourcegear.rust.net.sdk/0.1.3/build/../tools/rsfakelink/rsfakelink.dll" ] }, "linker-flavor": "gcc", "linker-is-gnu": false, "llvm-target": "aarch64-pc-windows-msvc", "max-atomic-width": 64, "obj-is-bitcode": true, "os": "windows", "panic-strategy" : "abort", "target-c-int-width": "32", "target-endian": "little", "target-family": "windows", "target-pointer-width": "64", "vendor": "sourcegear" }
Things to note here:
The arch
and llvm-target
settings are telling LLVM to generate bitcode for aarch64 (aka arm64). But in practice this doesn't matter very much, because we're stopping the LLVM build process at the bitcode step instead of going all the way to native CPU-specific output. Very often I find that Llama works fine whether LLVM is targeting aarch64 or x86_64 or even riscv64.
With the llvm-target
and os
and target-family
settings, we are claiming that we are building for Windows. Note that this does not result in a Windows-specific build. This is just the technique I use to avoid porting std. By telling Rust that the target is Windows, std will use Win32 functions for things like file IO. But Llama doesn't actually connect those calls to the Windows-specific KERNEL32.DLL. Rather, Llama includes a library called sgwin32, which is an implementation of the Win32 API on top of .NET 5.0 BCL.
The requires-lto
and obj-is-bitcode
settings are what specifies that the target should generate bitcode instead of CPU-specific code. The dll-suffix value is part of this as well.
The linker
and pre-link-args
settings specify a custom linker to be used. The custom linker is called "rsfakelink", and it is "fake" because it doesn't really do any linking.
We use this custom target to build a sysroot, and then we use that sysroot to build the project itself, including all of its dependencies.
The build directory for the sysroot is in obj/sr
, and the Cargo.toml
file we generated there looks like this:
[package] authors = ["The Rust Project Developers"] name = "sysroot" version = "0.0.0" [dependencies.std] path = "C:/Users/eric/.rustup/toolchains/nightly-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/lib/rustlib/src/rust/library/std" [patch.crates-io.rustc-std-workspace-alloc] path = "C:/Users/eric/.rustup/toolchains/nightly-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/lib/rustlib/src/rust/library/rustc-std-workspace-alloc" [patch.crates-io.rustc-std-workspace-core] path = "C:/Users/eric/.rustup/toolchains/nightly-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/lib/rustlib/src/rust/library/rustc-std-workspace-core" [patch.crates-io.rustc-std-workspace-std] path = "C:/Users/eric/.rustup/toolchains/nightly-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/lib/rustlib/src/rust/library/rustc-std-workspace-std" [dependencies.compiler_builtins] features = ['mem']
The paths are obtained from rustc --print sysroot
and will be different on your system. They reference the source code for std, which is why the rust-src component is required as a prerequisite.
The command line to build std looks like this (with some line wrapping because it's so wide):
cargo +nightly-2020-10-13 build --release --manifest-path sr/Cargo.toml --target ./aarch64-sourcegear-windows.json --verbose -p std
After the build is done, we copy the results from obj/sr/target
into obj/sysroot
with the layout that rustc expects. Now we can use that sysroot to build the project itself.
That build directory is in obj/rs
. We generated that Cargo.toml
file as well:
[package] name = "ruexe" version = "1.0.0" edition = "2018" autobins = false autoexamples = false autotests = false autobenches = false [lib] crate-type = ["cdylib"] path = "../../src/main.rs" [dependencies.ruplacer] path = "C:/Users/eric/dev/ruplacer" [dependencies.difference] version = "2.0" [dependencies.ignore] version = "0.4" [dependencies.structopt] version = "0.2" [dependencies.colored] version = "1.6" [dependencies.regex] version = "1" [dependencies.isatty] version = "0.1" [dependencies.Inflector] version = "0.11" [dependencies.anyhow] version = "1.0.32"
This is the content of ruexe.rsproj
rewritten into Cargo.toml
form. Yes, that's right, this walkthrough started with a Cargo file, and we translated it to an MSBuild rsproj, and then the SDK converted it back to Cargo.
The command line to build this is (again with some line wrapping):
cargo +nightly-2020-10-13 -vv build --verbose --release --manifest-path C:\Users\eric\dev\ruexe\obj\rs\Cargo.toml --target ./aarch64-sourcegear-windows.json
But where is the sysroot specified? Well that part is a bit dorky, as it requires specifying the --sysroot
argument in an environment variable called RUSTFLAGS
.
BTW, much of what the Llama Rust SDK does is similar to xargo, and I learned a lot about how to do such things by studying the xargo code:
https://github.com/japaric/xargo
The result of all this is the bitcode file: obj/rs/target/aarch64-sourcegear-windows/release/ruexe.bc
So we run that through the Llama compiler and put the resulting assembly in bin/Debug/net5.0
.
$ ls -l bin/Debug/net5.0/*.dll -rwxr-xr-x 1 eric<PHONE_NUMBER>5936 Jan 31 08:22 bin/Debug/net5.0/ruexe.dll* -rwxr-xr-x 1 eric<PHONE_NUMBER>0 Jan 30 23:27 bin/Debug/net5.0/sgwin32.dll*
Note that the SDK has automatically added a reference to sgwin32.dll
. That's the "implementation of Win32 on .NET" library that I mentioned earlier.
(Tangent: I should probably do a separate blog entry on sgwin32. The library is far from complete, but has gradually become quite capable. It implements enough of Win32 to support a Llama-compiled SQLite that can pass the Entity Framework Core test suite on both Windows and Linux. OTOH, it's not a panacea. I also have sgposix, and in some cases that alternative works better.)
Bottom line, there is a lot going on "under the hood", and there are a lot of improvements yet to be made, but I am generally happy with how the Llama Rust SDK can provide an experience that is so similar to csproj.


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The Tin Woodman of Oz
by L. Frank Baum
Chapter 8: “The Menace of the Forest”
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- Year Published: 1918
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Baum, L. F. (1918). The Tin Woodman of Oz. J. R. Neill (Ed.).
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- Word Count: 2,786
- Genre: Fantasy
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“Quick!” cried Polychrome the Canary; “we must hurry, or Mrs. Yoop may find some way to recapture us, even now. Let us get out of her Valley as soon as possible.”
So they set off toward the east, moving as swiftly as they could, and for a long time they could hear the yells and struggles of the imprisoned Giantess. The Green Monkey could run over the ground very swiftly, and he carried with him the bird-cage containing Polychrome the Rain-bow’s Daughter. Also the Tin Owl could skip and fly along at a good rate of speed, his feathers rattling against one another with a tinkling sound as he moved. But the little Brown Bear, being stuffed with straw, was a clumsy traveler and the others had to wait for him to follow.
However, they were not very long in reaching the ridge that led out of Mrs. Yoop’s Valley, and when they had passed this ridge and descended into the next valley they stopped to rest, for the Green Monkey was tired.
“I believe we are safe, now,” said Polychrome, when her cage was set down and the others had all gathered around it, “for Mrs. Yoop dares not go outside of her own Valley, for fear of being captured by her enemies. So we may take our time to consider what to do next.”
“I’m afraid poor Mrs. Yoop will starve to death, if no one lets her out of her bedroom,” said Woot, who had a heart as kind as that of the Tin Woodman. “We’ve taken her Magic Apron away, and now the doors will never open.”
“Don’t worry about that,” advised Polychrome. “Mrs. Yoop has plenty of magic left to console her.”
“Are you sure of that?” asked the Green Monkey.
“Yes, for I’ve been watching her for weeks,” said the Canary. “She has six magic hairpins, which she wears in her hair, and a magic ring which she wears on her thumb and which is invisible to all eyes except those of a fairy, and magic bracelets on both her ankles. So I am positive that she will manage to find a way out of her prison.”
“She might transform the door into an archway,” suggested the little Brown Bear.
“That would be easy for her,” said the Tin Owl; “but I’m glad she was too angry to think of that before we got out of her Valley.”
“Well, we have escaped the big woman, to be sure,” remarked the Green Monkey, “but we still wear the awful forms the cruel Yookoohoo gave us. How are we going to get rid of these shapes, and become ourselves again?”
None could answer that question. They sat around the cage, brooding over the problem, until the Monkey fell asleep. Seeing this, the Canary tucked her head under her wing and also slept, and the Tin Owl and the Brown Bear did not disturb them until morning came and it was broad daylight.
“I’m hungry,” said Woot, when he wakened, for his knapsack of food had been left behind at the castle.
“Then let us travel on until we can find something for you to eat,” returned the Scarecrow Bear.
“There is no use in your lugging my cage any farther,” declared the Canary. “Let me out, and throw the cage away. Then I can fly with you and find my own breakfast of seeds. Also I can search for water, and tell you where to find it.”
So the Green Monkey unfastened the door of the golden cage and the Canary hopped out. At first she flew high in the air and made great circles overhead, but after a time she returned and perched beside them.
“At the east in the direction we were following,” announced the Canary, “there is a fine forest, with a brook running through it. In the forest there may be fruits or nuts growing, or berry bushes at its edge, so let us go that way.”
They agreed to this and promptly set off, this time moving more deliberately. The Tin Owl, which had guided their way during the night, now found the sunshine very trying to his big eyes, so he shut them tight and perched upon the back of the little Brown Bear, which carried the Owl’s weight with ease. The Canary sometimes perched upon the Green Monkey’s shoulder and sometimes fluttered on ahead of the party, and in this manner they traveled in good spirits across that valley and into the next one to the east of it.
This they found to be an immense hollow, shaped like a saucer, and on its farther edge appeared the forest which Polychrome had seen from the sky.
“Come to think of it,” said the Tin Owl, waking up and blinking comically at his friends, “there’s no object, now, in our traveling to the Munchkin Country. My idea in going there was to marry Nimmie Amee, but however much the Munchkin girl may have loved a Tin Woodman, I cannot reasonably expect her to marry a Tin Owl.”
“There is some truth in that, my friend,” remarked the Brown Bear. “And to think that I, who was considered the handsomest Scarecrow in the world, am now condemned to be a scrubby, no-account beast, whose only redeeming feature is that he is stuffed with straw!”
“Consider my case, please,” said Woot. “The cruel Giantess has made a Monkey of a Boy, and that is the most dreadful deed of all!”
“Your color is rather pretty,” said the Brown Bear, eyeing Woot critically.  But tell me, since you are a fairy, and have a fairy wisdom: do you think we shall be able to break these enchantments?”
“Queer things happen in the Land of Oz,” replied the Canary, again perching on the Green Monkey’s shoulder and turning one bright eye thoughtfully toward her questioner. “Mrs. Yoop has declared that none of her transformations can ever be changed, even by herself, but I believe that if we could get to Glinda the Good Sorceress, she might find a way to restore us to our natural shapes. Glinda, as you know, is the most powerful Sorceress in the world, and there are few things she cannot do if she tries.”
“In that case,” said the Little Brown Bear, “let us return southward and try to get to Glinda’s castle. It lies in the Quadling Country, you know, so it is a good way from here.”
“First, however, let us visit the forest and search for something to eat,” pleaded Woot. So they continued on to the edge of the forest, which consisted of many tall and beautiful trees. They discovered no fruit trees, at first, so the Green Monkey pushed on into the forest depths and the others followed close behind him.
They were traveling quietly along, under the shade of the trees, when suddenly an enormous jaguar leaped upon them from a limb and with one blow of his paw sent the little Brown Bear tumbling over and over until he was stopped by a tree-trunk. Instantly they all took alarm. The Tin Owl shrieked: “Hoot—hoot!” and flew straight up to the branch of a tall tree, although he could scarcely see where he was going. The Canary swiftly darted to a place beside the Owl, and the Green Monkey sprang up, caught a limb, and soon scrambled to a high perch of safety.
The Jaguar crouched low and with hungry eyes regarded the little Brown Bear, which slowly got upon its feet and asked reproachfully:
“For goodness’ sake, Beast, what were you trying to do?”
“Trying to get my breakfast,” answered the Jaguar with a snarl, “and I believe I’ve succeeded. You ought to make a delicious meal—unless you happen to be old and tough.”
“I’m worse than that, considered as a breakfast,” said the Bear, “for I’m only a skin stuffed with straw, and therefore not fit to eat.”
“Indeed!” cried the Jaguar, in a disappointed voice; “then you must be a magic Bear, or enchanted, and I must seek my breakfast from among your companions.”
With this he raised his lean head to look up at the Tin Owl and the Canary and the Monkey, and he lashed his tail upon the ground and growled as fiercely as any jaguar could.
“My friends are enchanted, also,” said the little Brown Bear.
“All of them?” asked the Jaguar.
“Yes. The Owl is tin, so you couldn’t possibly eat him. The Canary is a fairy—Polychrome, the Daughter of the Rainbow—and you never could catch her because she can easily fly out of your reach.”
“There still remains the Green Monkey,” remarked the Jaguar hungrily. “He is neither made of tin nor stuffed with straw, nor can he fly. I’m pretty good at climbing trees, myself, so I think I’ll capture the Monkey and eat him for my breakfast.”
Woot the Monkey, hearing this speech from his perch on the tree, became much frightened, for he knew the nature of jaguars and realized they could climb trees and leap from limb to limb with the agility of cats. So he at once began to scamper through the forest as fast as he could go, catching at a branch with his long monkey arms and swinging his green body through space to grasp another branch in a neighboring tree, and so on, while the Jaguar followed him from below, his eyes fixed steadfastly on his prey. But presently Woot got his feet tangled in the Lace Apron, which he was still wearing, and that tripped him in his flight and made him fall to the ground, where the Jaguar placed one huge paw upon him and said grimly:
I’ve got you, now!”
The fact that the Apron had tripped him made Woot remember its magic powers, and in his terror he cried out: “Open!” without stopping to consider how this command might save him. But, at the word, the earth opened at the exact spot where he lay under the Jaguar’s paw, and his body sank downward, the earth closing over it again. The last thing Woot the Monkey saw, as he glanced upward, was the Jaguar peering into the hole in astonishment.
“He’s gone!” cried the beast, with a long-drawn sigh of disappointment; “he’s gone, and now I shall have no breakfast.”
The clatter of the Tin Owl’s wings sounded above him, and the little Brown Bear came trotting up and asked:
“Where is the monkey? Have you eaten him so quickly?”
“No, indeed,” answered the Jaguar. “He disappeared into the earth before I could take one bite of him!”
And now the Canary perched upon a stump, a little way from the forest beast, and said:
“I am glad our friend has escaped you; but, as it is natural for a hungry beast to wish his breakfast, I will try to give you one.”
“Thank you,” replied the Jaguar. “You’re rather small for a full meal, but it’s kind of you to sacrifice yourself to my appetite.”
“Oh, I don’t intend to be eaten, I assure you,” said the Canary, “but as I am a fairy I know something of magic, and though I am now transformed into a bird’s shape, I am sure I can conjure up a breakfast that will satisfy you.”
“If you can work magic, why don’t you break the enchantment you are under and return to your proper form?” inquired the beast doubtingly.
“I haven’t the power to do that,” answered the Canary, “for Mrs. Yoop, the Giantess who transformed me, used a peculiar form of Yookoohoo magic that is to me. However, she could not deprive me of my own fairy knowledge, so I will try to get you a breakfast.”
“Do you think a magic breakfast would taste good, or relieve the pangs of hunger I now suffer?” asked the Jaguar.
“I am sure it would. What would you like to eat?”
“Give me a couple of fat rabbits,” said the beast.
“Rabbits! No, indeed.
“Well, three or four squirrels, then,” pleaded the Jaguar.
“Do you think me so cruel?” demanded the Canary, indignantly. “The squirrels are my special friends.”
“How about a plump owl?” asked the beast. “Not a tin one, you know, but a real meat owl.”
“Neither beast nor bird shall you have,” said Polychrome in a positive voice.
“Give me a fish, then; there’s a river a little way off,” proposed the Jaguar.
“No living thing shall be sacrificed to feed you,” returned the Canary.
“Then what in the world do you expect me to eat?” said the Jaguar in a scornful tone.
“How would mush-and-milk do?” asked the Canary.
The Jaguar snarled in derision and lashed his tail against the ground angrily.
“Give him some scrambled eggs on toast, Poly,” suggested the Bear Scarecrow. “He ought to like that.”
“I will,” responded the Canary, and fluttering her wings she made a flight of three circles around the stump. Then she flew up to a tree and the Bear and the Owl and the Jaguar saw that upon the stump had appeared a great green leaf upon which was a large portion of scrambled eggs on toast, smoking hot.
“There!” said the Bear; “eat your breakfast, friend Jaguar, and be content.”
The Jaguar crept closer to the stump and sniffed the fragrance of the scrambled eggs. They smelled so good that he tasted them, and they tasted so good that he ate the strange meal in a hurry, proving he had been really hungry.
 So I’m much obliged for the kindness, little Fairy, and I’ll now leave you in peace.”
Saying this, he plunged into the thick underbrush and soon disappeared, although they could hear his great body crashing through the bushes until he was far distant.
“That was a good way to get rid of the savage beast, Poly,” said the Tin Woodman to the Canary; “but I’m surprised that you didn’t give our friend Woot a magic breakfast, when you knew he was hungry.”
“The reason for that,” answered Polychrome, “was that my mind was so intent on other things that I quite forgot my power to produce food by magic. But where is the monkey boy?”
“Gone!” said the Scarecrow Bear, solemnly. “The earth has swallowed him up.”


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If you want to search only by the friendly id, use #find_by_friendly_id.
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# File 'lib/friendly_id/finder_methods.rb', line 18 def find(*args) id = args.first return super if args.count != 1 || id.unfriendly_id? first_by_friendly_id(id).tap {|result| return result unless result.nil?} return super if potential_primary_key?(id) raise ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound end |
- (Object) find_by_friendly_id(id)
Finds exclusively by the friendly id, completely bypassing original
find
.
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# File 'lib/friendly_id/finder_methods.rb', line 35 def find_by_friendly_id(id) first_by_friendly_id(id) or raise ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound end |
- (Object) first_by_friendly_id(id) (private)
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# File 'lib/friendly_id/finder_methods.rb', line 56 def first_by_friendly_id(id) where(friendly_id_config.query_field => id).first end |
- (Boolean) potential_primary_key?(id) (private)
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# File 'lib/friendly_id/finder_methods.rb', line 45 def potential_primary_key?(id) case primary_key_type when :integer Integer(id, 10) rescue false when :uuid id.match /[0-9a-f]{8}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{12}/ else true end end |


Short for 'linear binning', the linbin package provides functions for manipulating, binning, and plotting linearly referenced data. Although developed for data collected on river networks, it can be used with any interval or point data referenced to a 1-dimensional coordinate system. Flexible bin generation and batch processing makes it easy to compute and visualize variables at multiple scales, useful for identifying patterns within and between variables and investigating the influence of scale of observation on data interpretation.
| Version: | 0.1.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.1) |
| Imports: | stats, utils, graphics, grDevices |
| Suggests: | knitr |
| Published: | 2017-03-14 |
| Author: | Ethan Z. Welty [aut, cre], Christian E. Torgersen [ctb] (author support and guidance), Samuel J. Brenkman [ctb] (elwha and quinault datasets), Jeffrey J. Duda [ctb] (elwha dataset), Jonathan B. Armstrong [ctb] (fishmotion dataset) |
| Maintainer: | Ethan Z. Welty <ethan.welty+linbin at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ezwelty/linbin/issues |
| License: | AGPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/ezwelty/linbin |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | linbin citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | linbin results |
| Reference manual: | linbin.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Example applications Introduction to linbin |
| Package source: | linbin_0.1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: linbin_0.1.2.zip, r-release: linbin_0.1.2.zip, r-oldrel: linbin_0.1.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: linbin_0.1.2.tgz, r-oldrel: linbin_0.1.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | linbin archive |
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Memphis police investigating after shooting victim drives herself to hospital
MEMPHIS, T Police in Memphis are investigating after a woman showed up to a hospital Friday night with a gunshot wound, according to Gray-affiliate WMC.
Officers said they responded to the shooting around 8:11 p.m. Police said the woman was shot and drove herself to the ambulance bay for assistance.
Officials at the Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital confirmed the victim was one of its employees.
The hospital staff treated, stabilized and transferred the employee to a local hospital.


Demo of Topic Wiring
This demo shows how you can wire events to publish to a topic as well as receive topic events


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Since childhood I liked being creative, no matter it is lego blocks or blocs of code
I won't start doing anything, if I know that I won't be able to focus on it in 100%
Luckily, I like my profession and what I do, and I always try to learn something new every day
of work experience
Any kind of data analysis based on data present in data warehouse, to be scrapped from websites or from API's, user segmentation or pattern analysis, preparing reports in most of tools and advising about KPI metrics.
Deploying from beginning to end, at any kind of broker which has API (Oanda for example). It includes setting a virtual machine, writing script, training machine learning model (if necessary), advising about trading startegy itself, and tutorial of basic how-to and documentation.
Making basic websites for small businesses, or websites which uses machine learning algorithms, or adding such feature to already existing project.
I am able to travel to the client, or solve an issue working remotely. Even though in my opinion it is good to meet at the beginning eye to eye, so I can better understand what are the company needs.
By hiring only for specific purpose you are sure that no money will be wasted on somebody who is not needed all the time. Many analysis in small and medium sized companies, like reports, questions or concerns about product, A/B testing, when are done, analysis guy is no longer needed. That kind of cooperation let's you solve such an issue with lowest cost possible.
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1.0 g |
oral |
Coca |
(leaves) |
I obtained a box of coca leaf tea from a company in Peru. The tea came in a box of 100 tea bags, identical in appearance to any other tea bags you've ever seen. Not surprising, since coca leaf tea is a legal product in that country. The brand of tea I obtained was Zurit Mate de Coca, and the box had an amusing design of coca leaves and berries. Just looking at the box made me chuckle. Here in my hands was one of the most demonized plants in the world, a plant so feared that the might of the US military has been sent to try and eradicate it... looking not all that different from a box of Lipton's tea. Steep one bag in hot water for 5 minutes. Sweeten to taste.
The tea bags smell very much like green tea, or more specifically, like the roasted form of green tea known in Japanese as hoji-cha. The smell is somewhat rounder and less tannic than hoji-cha, however. After steeping, the tea has a dark greenish brown color. I gave the tea a taste, its not particularly good so I add sugar and some cream. Although the tea smells very much like hoji-cha, the taste is only somewhat like it. Although its not bad, its not good either. Perhaps with some added flavorings such as mint it could be made better. After a few sips, I realize that while Coca-Cola is flavored with coca leaves, it must be in very tiny amounts - there is no similarity in taste whatsoever. I had expected it to numb my mouth a little, but this didn't happen. Interestingly though, I could detect a faint trace of the taste of cocaine - definately a very minor component of the taste though, and it could've been my imagination.
I began to notice the effects by the time I'd finished half the cup, and it developed slowly, reaching its peak a few minutes after finishing the cup. Its a very mild and subtle energized feeling, about as stimulating as a cup of coffee. There is a nice warm feeling that spreads through your body. There is a happy and content feeling from it, but nothing at all like the ego-inflated euphoria of snorting cocaine. In fact, the effects don't resemble snorting cocaine at all. I could spot a few similarities, and I could tell that cocaine is part of the picture, but the other alkaloids in the leaf obviously make a big difference. The effects lingered for an hour or two, then gradually faded away. There were no aftereffects at all.
I'm glad I got the opportunity to try mate de coca. It seems like a nice occasional alternative to tea or coffee, and it may have some very real health benefits. Research has shown that in addition to its traditional uses as a remedy for digestive problems and altitude sickness, it is also rich in vitamins and minerals. It is patently ridiculous that this product is illegal in most of the world.
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As part of the 32 finalists, we were tasked to redefine and innovate travel experiences. Sponsored by major travel players like British Airways, Heathrow Airport, Hong Kong International Airport and Travelport, the hackathon took us through an 80 hour immersive travel experience while we conducted user research from Hong Kong and worked our way to London.
Social Media tends to showcase the best faces of travel and picture perfect frames. But we often forget the hard work – travel planning.
Planning destination, dates, budget, activities, you know the drill. And the biggest challenge is coordinating trips with friends and family.
Interviewing travelers at the airport can be slightly intimidating when everyone is rushing to catch a flight. We interviewed travelers with companions about their planning process and preferences.
We started with "How often do you travel? Who do you travel with?". And when we asked more in-depth questions like "How do you decide on a destination and the dates?", the frustration was instant.
We looked at the existing and redundant process that we all know too well.
Everyone's keen but no one wants to plan. The Lazy is, well, lazy. The Gung Ho is very keen but doesn't want to plan. The Follower is easy going and likes to just follow suit. When no one steps up, someone decides they can't take it anymore and becomes the Designated Booker reluctantly.
We left Hong Kong knowing that we needed to make it Designated Booker no more and easy to plan group travels.
After thoroughly enjoying the Premium Economy cabins sponsored by British Airways, we touched down in London upon endless possibilities.
The problem is clear and there are no proper tool to plan trips. Yet we didn't know what to build.
A collaborative trip planning platform, or a booking tool enhanced with collaboration functions? And why would users switch to our product and not just stick with Whatsapp or use shared Google Calendars?
We experimented with and prioritized different features like scheduling assistants, calendar tools and destination recommendation engines. So many features, yet so little time.
With 7 hours left before the pitch, it was crunch time. We picked up the bits and pieces we had been experimenting with and built our MVP.
We had a chatbot logic flow, some front-end web pages and potential data inputs. It was time to integrate the design, front- and back-end as one product.
Kollabo is a chatbot platform for collaborative group destination discovery and trip booking.
The idea is to simplify the planning process by having Kollabo facilitate the conversation, offload the Designated Booker's responsibility and help the Uncommitted commit to travel plans. As for the business model, we integrated an automated flight booking function that uses the API solutions provided by our travel sponsors.
Demo of Kollabo and the primary user journey
I’ve always wanted to make an impact in the travel industry and we were definitely onto a real need.
I've also realized that hackathons aren't always about creating drastically new or different solutions. Sometimes, you don’t need to reinvent the wheel; you just have to improve the experience.
There is still a lot of work to be done in the travel industry and I'm excited to play a part.
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with the specific name
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Return a scala.collection.mutable.Set facade for the internal set
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are guaranteed to return the same underlying internal
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Remove the Map
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Remove the Set
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