What’s going on in America right now? I have no idea, but it’s the nonchalance that scares me the most. This post rambles from place to place, but that’s what makes it worth it. Oh, but wait, there’s more coming…
America’s In A Cultural Crisis
★ What Is Socialism Without An Economy?
What is a Bolo, Trebek!
★ We Weren’t Intended To Have an Opportunity To React
★ It’s a Cockfight, But…
★ Which Chicken Would You Bet On
★ What Overton Window?
★ Fallout Zero: A Reality Show from Bethesda
America has FOSO
★ Fear of Speaking Out
How Do We Fix This?
★ Stand Up For Your Rights!
★ Beware the Weaponized Self-Interest of Others
★ Study the Situation in East Germany
★ Above All Else, The American Economy
★ Intellectual Property is the Key
★ Stand Up for International Cooperation and Rule of Law
★ External Interests Never Accurately Represent Internal Interests
★ If You Knowingly Aid the Enemy Right Now, You Are A Traitor
★ Americans’ Declawed
★ Racism Is A Lot Like Polio
★ If You Advocate Racism…
★ For the Social Justice Warriors…
★ Were You Standing Up For Someone? Or Your Own Agenda?
★ Open Up the Debate and the Overton Window
$15 Minimum Wage?
★ Why Should A Sixteen Year-Old Dropout Outsave A Teacher?
★ Our Economic Pain is Driven By Out of Control Prices
★ Small Businesses Are Already Strained to the Breaking Point
Basically, we’re trying to avert what is a cross between AIDS and neo-bolshevism from taking over and destroying America. That, and the good guys are trying to culturally transform America into one that overcomes decades of demoralization, is willing to fight if we need to and seizes the day, in terms of the 21st century economy. As much as I hate to admit it, America’s best moves in the 21st century would have been more of what Bush was doing.
America’s In A Cultural Crisis
America’s in a cultural crisis and there’s some radical factions that seem to have taken over. Even though I’m a bit of a populist, I can tell you that, in the long term, any major leftist cultural movement right now will totally destroy this country and its economy before 2030, if it hasn’t already. If we can stave that off without succumbing to internal or external pressure, I have a real plan for the next few decades that will transform not only America, but also the world.
What Is Socialism Without An Economy?
I have to apologize ahead of time. My disdain for communism can get out of hand. I am sympathetic to the problems you face, I promise.
What is socialism without a competitive economy?  That’s what. I know there’s some people out there that really like the ideas of socialism. Yes, the economic pains in America are painful. But, socialism destroys the incentives people have for working.  I wish they did. Wouldn’t that be nice: we could just feed the poor and house the homeless and break out our checkbook whenever there were problems. Social ills? Poverty? Just throw money at it. As much money as it takes, year after year. It doesn’t matter how much.
Basically, the programs socialism has to offer that keep people eating in times of protracted or prevelant poverty drain the coffers. They’re funded by tax dollars. And where are tax dollars made? FROM REAL ECONOMIC GROWTH AND VALUE!  It just don’t work no more.
What is a Bolo, Trebek!
 Well I did and I was one of the first. This has everything to do with OPM. IMO, we’re are in the middle of a partially aborted neo-Bolshevik revolution where a drunk doctor addicted to cheap money has empowered the wrong people. There are multiple factions involved and things are starting to get very patient.
We Weren’t Intended To Have an Opportunity To React
The leftists never wanted us to figure this was happening until it was too late. And so now we have to deal with this grotesque nightmare of figurative “sepsis” … No, it’s not the kind of sepsis that somehow gives you the persistent chlamydia from weeks of late night ragers and promiscuous sex. Nope, this is the sepsis that turns America’s own immune system against itself. And now people are getting pissed.
It’s a Cockfight, But…
People seem to be waking up to the fact that we’re in something like a cockfight.  Oh yeah, and international bankers are trying to take bets on who’s going to win this fight. Typical, am I right? In the Civil War, there were bankers from Europe who tried to do the same damn thing, basically, except they wanted to do it in the middle of civil war.
Which Chicken Would You Bet On
I don’t know why that other rooster is fighting us, but I know that we’re losing.  It’s spreading and it’s turning us against ourselves, via HomeSec and our intelligence community. As far as I can see, someone decided to take that totalitarian apparatus we constructed in the Bush administration and they turned it against America.
What Overton Window?
You Can Think About What We Tell You To…
And Don’t Fucking Write About It If You Didn’t Reblog It
Also known as “Regulations”
Meanwhile, this particular faction is has slammed the Overton Window shut and they’re pushing many policies which are going to wreck the American economy, leaving the chips of the global economy in the hands of whoever is driving this cockfight. That’s the calling card of Bolshevik politics: pursue policies with duplicitous arguments that appeal to the poor in the short-term by siphoning wealth and influence away from the rich and are disastrous for everyone in the long-term.
In the end, when the dust settles, no one will have power or money. And the people who get blamed? Well, it’s the Bourgeoisie of course! This requires a total reset, where the people installed with power have zero generations of experience under their belt. Sounds great right? Well stuff that idea box full of your suggestions and if you’re lucky they’ll use them against you, stealing the credit and retaining the profits and using that against you too. The only thing these neo-Bolsheviks managed to accomplish was a catastrophic economic disaster while avoiding accountability via deceipt and duplicity.
Fallout Zero: A Reality Show from Bethesda
The fallout? America loses it’s wealth and loses it’s influence on a global scale, placing the power in the hands of the shitdicks that made this happen, all while leaving the common American with the same damn problems they had before: crippling poverty. Oh, except “it’s OK” because “now there’s no classes! Everybody’s poor!” YAYY! Superfun! Every American’s just as poor as the other and the rest of the world takes turns gangraping America for a century.
 She might be asphixating from the gag in her throat, it’s OK. It’s OK folks. She probably likes it. Lady Liberty’s turnin blue in the face and somebody’s running a train on her and everyone knows it, but … it’s OK?
America has FOSO
To me, this is equally terrifying as it is obvious. Why? BECAUSE THIS IS HAPPENING AND THE PEOPLE WHO SHOULD STOP IT SEEM TO BE SOILING THEMSELVES IN FEAR OF SPEAKING OUT. FOSO. These bozos have F.O.S.O.
Fear of Speaking Out
Why? If the answer is because of patriotism, that might be acceptable to me. Depending on the circumstances…. However, I don’t think that’s the case. It would seem that America as a whole is being conditioned to be quiet. Just be quiet. Don’t ask any questions. Don’t write about it or you’ll lose your job. Don’t speak about it on TV. Keep talking about it on the internet and you’ll find yourself on a list. Any of the above, and good ‘ole SMERSH will let you know that they’re out there watchin your kids walk home from school.
How Do We Fix This?
Make no mistake.  There may be no person in America more knowledgeable of how to fight this than me.
Stand Up For Your Rights!
The thing part of the social contract: if everyone stands up, then the people can’t be stopped. So if we know there’s a problem then we can stop that problem. This is why there’s such an emphasis on not informing the American public: the people doing this know we couldn’t possibly tolerate it. They know they wouldn’t get away with it if we knew. The truth is, we might as well all be in Guantanamo because we all have blacks bags on our heads. The bags are an allusion. No, not an illusion. Well, yes, both actually.
Beware the Weaponized Self-Interest of Others
I’ve never lived in a situation like this. All I know is that America is woefully unprepared to live in this. We have no idea what it would feel like to live in an East German level situation, with a constant campaign of cultural suppresion and externally driven reprogramming.
My advice: the number one thing to watch out for right now is getting stabbed in the back those whom you thought were closest: your friends and family. In a system like this, the level of information you expose to the outside world represents your scope or surface area of vulnerability. Therefore, keep your circle tight. Keep a close eye on the people you let in. Trust no one. Stay aware of people who try to confuse you. Understand your wants and needs, as well as those you let close. Disdain those who shield this information from you.
Study the Situation in East Germany
The self-interest of others will be weaponized against America. You can bet on that. Study up on East Germany. In recent history, East Germany represents what is probably the most similar situation to our own right now.
Above All Else, The American Economy
Remember, what matters most right now is the American and global economy in the 21st century. Regardless of what some foreign influence tries to convince you, nothing else matters for America or for Europe. If we lose influence, we’re not just going to be gagged, we’re going to be strapped down. Almost nothing else matters besides securing our future for the rest of the century. As much as I hated the Project for a New American Century in my more liberal college days, those assholes were thinking ahead.
Intellectual Property is the Key
To Power Growth in the Global Economy Until 2050
Whats the key to security in the global economy? Intellectual property and ensuring that international agreements are held. Lose either one and it’s done. What’s China think about intellectual property, laws relevant to it or international rule of law for that matter?  That’s why they didn’t care so much about violating copyright law, but they didn’t sell internationally.
 They don’t care about international rule of law in general. To me, that’s scary. That is terrifying. That gives me nightmares.
Stand Up for International Cooperation and Rule of Law
They will, however, follow those rulings insofar as they either (1) line up with Chinese P.R.C. interests (e.g. they win a case at the Hague) or (2) it just costs more value with regard to Chinese interests than it adds.  I fear countries and leaders like this because the minute things spiral out of control and the situation flips, that tendancy will not only continue, the violations of international norms will exponentiate.
 The only thing that mattered was his psychopathic tendency to get what he needed at that moment to help him in the next moment.  What he said in 1945 didn’t matter in 1950. That psychopath was informing North Korea with military movements of American forces in the region because he knew where the situation would lead. He knew that insofar as long as he had our trust, he could continue to rake in the chips he’d need to get the things he needed in the end.
China’s indifference to international rule of law or adherence to foreign policy agreements doesn’t even approach that of Stalin, so that’s not a great example. But if it suddenly became worse, it would absolutely begin to register on the Stalin scale of state-psychopathy.
External Interests Never Accurately Represent Internal Interests
Remember, this is external interest that is compelling Americans to act against themselves. These are our enemies and not our friends. Look what happened to me and ask: what would you do? If it was you? Your friend? Your son or daughter? How would you react?
Again: this is an external interest. No internal interest would essentially place ankle-weights on major contributors to the US economy. The things that tech companies are forced to comply with are absolutely not in line with American economic interests. They want to control us and restrain us, first and foremost. They want their job to be easy, which is why it’s necessary to blindfold the average American.
 And in fact, communism and hard-lin leftist assault the right to property with a religious level of zeal, primarily to stifle competition to their own agenda. Because when people acquire property and wealth, they gain a foothold and can influence other people. So, therefore, for the same reason, a foreign interest motivated by communist ideas won’t want America to obtain the same foothold to fight back!!
Ain’t that some shit?!
  Depending on your level of complicity, you should be shot by a firing squad. They will contort your understanding of the situation and try to convince you that their goals are the same with the people of America. They’re not.  They want to quickly take away our guns, figuratively and literally. That’s it.
Americans’ Declawed
For Externally Motivated Domination
They want to declaw us. They want to turn American’s against each other to distract our energy. That will make us withdraw our energy in applied foreign policy abroad. Whatever it is: economic issues, ethnic tensions, a movement from local Americans to fight an American Stasi. It doesn’t matter. If it keeps our focus at home, “they” steadily make gains abroad.
   So we need to stop it. Right now. And you can bet that those same influences that are hurting America are going to try to egg it on.   And it shows.
And you can see that we’ve had a dialogue on it on racism.  I am so tired of having the race card thrown at me for what are simply political purposes.
If You Advocate Racism…
Have You Actually Considered How That Would Play Out?
No, I really want to know. What are your ideas? What do you think America should look like in 10 or 50 years? How would your beliefs actually help people if they were widespread?
For the racists out there who would advocate for the implementation of such policies … have you even pictured what that would look like? It doesn’t make sense and actually represents a broken, misinformed, almost schizophrenic view of domestic and international policy. What are you going to do, reimplement Jim Crow and Segregation? How’s that going to work out? A person like this forgets certain economic realities … no one’s going to want to trade with you or help you.
For the Social Justice Warriors…
I empathize with your mission, but have you considered that it’s really not your battle? It’s great when people stand up for others, but when is it enough? When is it too much? Are you so sure that the monsters you’re fighting are real? Could it be possible that you’re wrong? What if you are duped into irreparably damage someone’s life on the basis of fighting for social justice, but it turns out that person couldn’t be further from a racist? What if some foreign political force was pushing America to fight itself, so that we’d be too tied down with social problems at home, we’d lose a ton of ground in foreign policy?
When you strike out at someone for being racist, how can you actually be sure? Did you ever bother to verify? Did someone tell you? Did you see a social media post? When you lashed out at them, how did your actions affect the situation? Did you ameliorate some tension in that environment? Did you protect someone? Did the racist change his beliefs? Or did you even bother to verify what that person’s beliefs were, before or after you intervened? What if that person got the wrong impression of the situation and your interference drove them to seek comfort with a group of people that would make them more racist? How does that help racial and ethnic issues at all? How were other people in the situation involved?
Were You Standing Up For Someone? Or Your Own Agenda?
One problem I have with social justice warriors, in my personal experiences, they used racism to advance some other agenda, often political or just to help isolate me at work. If I could prove that happened and they were motivated in that way, how would you consider that persons actions then? Is that ethical to use such a divisive emotional issue? Now, what if I told you that these people in my personal experiences were mostly white? And, what if I told you that they never overtly asked me anything? And that the deceived the people around me and handled everything mostly behind my back? I never had the chance to set things right. In the long term, on a social scale, how does this advance racial issues? That would seem to exacerbate them! And it makes me sick! That makes me want to puke!
And what people on the left don’t understand is that the people they are vehemently demeaning as racists don’t actually want that… for the most part.  What people on the left also forget is that there really are nations that intend America harm in a very serious way. And by clamping down the Overton Window, you have basically amputated America’s ability to protect itself from what are nation-to-nation issues, not racist issues.
Open Up the Debate and the Overton Window
Leftists have controlled the “lexicon” of rhetorical arguments you’re allowed to use in any debate on any issues for quite some time. It stems from the tendancy of the Ivy League and academia to be:
(1) Too smart for their own good and not wise enough to understand why things are often better off left alone.
(2) And, in the case of the Ivy League, smart enough to enumerate all possible arguments to understand how to deconstruct arguments that are counter to the attainment of … uhhh … the NWO’s master plan.
Of course, I am skeptical of the people out there constantly warning of the Illuminati and NWO. I mean, yes that kinda is a real thing, but from what I’ve seen (1) the effort to fight it is often more of an effort to distract those who would try to stop it and (2) some of the goals of the “NWO” aren’t actually that bad, when taken in the proper context. Anyways…… moving on.
$15 Minimum Wage?
Controlling considered statements and acceptable conclusions for arguments basically gives these neo-Bolsheviks carte blanche to win any debate. Doing so allows them to motivate Americans to fanatically pursue policies which are actually detrimental to our long-term interests. $15 minimum wage is a great example of a policy with a particular value (fifteen dollars) that would extinguish small business and trigger downstream consequences in the American economy.
At my first real job, I started as an intern making minimum wage when
it was less than $7.00/hr
. I didn’t blink at the pay rate because I
knew the experience far outweighed it. And I’ve learned there’s wisdom
in achieving goals like higher payrates a step at a time. If I had
dramatically increased my pay rate or salary and topped out, what
would keep me working for self-improvement?
Why Should A Sixteen Year-Old Dropout Outsave A Teacher?
If a 30 year old teacher with student loans makes as much money as a
sixteen year-old who drops out to work sixty hours a week, something
is very wrong with the economy! Yet, a teacher works more than 500
hrs/quarter
and perhaps up to 600 hrs
. For an average salary of
around $45,000
. A 16 year-old could drop out and work full-time for
$15/hr
and 500 hrs/quarter
to make around $30,000
, but it’s
conceiveable that anyone in the workforce could make around $40,000
by working about 60 hrs/wk
. What motivates a disinterested student
to stay in school? What motivates a student to go to college when the
benefits don’t outweigh the costs?
Our Economic Pain is Driven By Out of Control Prices
The real economic problem here isn’t that the minimum wage is too low. It’s that prices and costs are way too high for many products, but especially the services Americans have come to know and love. How many monthly bills do you have now? How many did you have five years ago? If you can’t answer that question because you weren’t working at that age, then you honestly don’t have much to complain about.
How many monthly bills were you paying ten years ago? Twenty years? If you were working forty or sixty hours a week at minimum wage, what percentage were your monthly services, compared to your wages after taxes? Today, people making minimum wages will have almost nothing left after rent, phone, car, insurance, health, internet, tv, online subscriptions, probation fees, electric, heat, and others, but how many of those bills existed in the Nineties? The Eighties? The Sixties?
However, raising the minimum wage is just a fact of life. Fifteen Dollars?  A suggestion that numbs pain now, but causes significant damage in the long run. It’s like a questionable doctor giving the high school quarterback with a slipped disc a prescription for oxycontin the night before the big game, sayin “You’re fine!  If that’s his doctor’s idea of treatment, that guy needs a new one.
Small Businesses Are Already Strained to the Breaking Point
With all due respect to Bernie Sanders as someone who truly cares about issues that are hurting millions of American’s out there, the $15 minimum wage was a social media hack to gain support and quickly build a movement early on. Such a number would shutter so many small businesses and place a massive incentive for corporations to automate away all of the jobs those people had, all while destroying options for businesses to structure incentivization and the motivation for people to go to college. What’s the answer, then? Lower the costs and prices of services and products in America that leave people in poverty. Why doesn’t welfare help reduce rates of poverty? That’s a really good question to ask if you are in favor of a major increase to minimum wage
Part Two: A Little Psychological Torture Never Left A Mark
Leave No Marks, the ICRC report I wish I’d seen a long time ago. If so, this whole thing might have been a deterrent. If I’d heard that phrase, I might have “gotten” it. I’ll discuss that more in the second part.


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passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴02-Dec-18 09:39 AM
just during the bear weak hands sold to stronger ones, so now even less people selling
Tek02-Dec-18 09:40 AM
I wish I had enough skin in the game to be able to just hold
but I wont make it
I must make trades
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Dec-18 09:44 AM
I wish I had enough skin in the game to be able to just hold
but I wont make it
aka
I spent more than I can afford and shouldn't be doing any of this
Tek02-Dec-18 09:47 AM
stop projecting
im winning not losing, I sold in jan/feb
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Dec-18 09:49 AM
both cannot be true; because, words
you cannot be "winning" and "can't make it" through the downs; because, words
I must make trades = not winning
winners make the trades that make the best profitable choices and are never a "must"
Tek02-Dec-18 09:52 AM
kmd dump started
knew whales would dump this
when they saw it
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Dec-18 09:57 AM
at +38% over what they bought last week, it makes sense to take a check and bank it
at praying for a future loss, it makes no sense to sell
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴02-Dec-18 10:18 AM
already for 3 weeks Im struggling to teach CNN to recognize patterns on BTC trades. No success yet. Debuggin if I did wrong labels or sth else. Anyway if it fail it only proves tech analysis is all just guessing arbitrary lines or confirming history, not really predicting future.
what I mean by that - daily trading based on TA seems nonsense... online insiders info or quick action when big signals come (Microsoft buying BTC or so)
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agree to a trade truce in their dinner meeting Saturday
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This might be significant
Hermes02-Dec-18 03:14 PM
He blinked
I think the air in Argentina affected his thoughts ...he ate some raw meat with some virus...(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Dec-18 03:19 PM
.he ate some raw meat with some virus
Alecandro02-Dec-18 03:48 PM
so thoughts on pump this am? Just stuff leading up to the hard fork and rebrand on the 15th?
Alecandro02-Dec-18 03:55 PM
well I guess not rebrand, but hard fork
?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Dec-18 03:55 PM
OK, I guess I'm just totally lost on trading....
someone please explain to me how a point that's still on a downward trend of any ma longer than a week is considered a "pump"....
Alecandro02-Dec-18 03:57 PM
So I guess if you are looking at short term timeframes, a 17% increase in less than a day isn't in the realm of definition for a pump?
Let me rephrase for you then: Any thoughts on the recent 17% increase in less than 24 hours?
Not pump
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Dec-18 03:59 PM
"short term timeframes"
so, 2 weeks is "long term"? ffs, no wonder you get excited by a 12 cent rebound on a 92 cent drop (edited)
Alecandro02-Dec-18 04:00 PM
oh boy, okay man it was just a question
you just gotta be that guy lol
must be in the "anger" phase
SHossain02-Dec-18 04:02 PM
it was about $15 in January....
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Dec-18 04:02 PM
I'm "that guy" that doesn't understand how 17% increase back from a 66% drop is something conversation worthy(edited)
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Alecandro02-Dec-18 04:02 PM
alright then
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Dec-18 04:04 PM
from 56 cents, wake me when it hits a 200% increase and we're only down 33%(edited)
PHBA206102-Dec-18 04:06 PM
let's just say that Changpeng Zhao finally decided to buy some kmd which caused the +17% ....
Alecandro02-Dec-18 04:07 PM
lol well see at least there's some good conversation there
What if I told you that the world is round, doesn't have to revolve around BTC, and the value of any crypto-currency should be weighed on its own merits (not some pseudo-fiat value based on its BTC value based on BTC/fiat value).... https://t.co/AJtykoBMBW
snowdamn02-Dec-18 07:15 PM
when will we be rich again?
Lumbi02-Dec-18 07:23 PM
@snowdamn how would you define rich? we are all given only a limited amount of time...
Wish I had now, anyone think it can dip below there again?
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tolken02-Dec-18 07:58 PM
sure it can.
KomodoWorld02-Dec-18 08:20 PM
"A federal court in California just ruled against the SEC in an ICO case"
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"...lots of commentators have taken the position that these cases are all layups. That everyone who sells in an ICO is going to jail. I think that’s intellectually lazy. I think this decision is evidence that these cases are factually nuanced, legally complex, and quite far from layups"
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In a meeting with President Xi Jinping of China, President Trump agreed to hold off on a plan to raise tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods on Jan. 1.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Dec-18 12:41 PM
the current 21 ma and 200 ma create interesting frames for the last 5 months of 1 day candles
completely meaningless frames, but interesting nonetheless(edited)


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The films based on the DC Comics are few but the most famous and recent include; Superman, Batman, Wonderwoman, and though many other's joint the main ones are based on singular role movies.
The are numoerous TV series based on the DC Comics, this include; The Arrow, The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl, Vixen, Batwoman and Constantine set in the same multiverse, known as the Arrowverse.
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Games are very coherent in this Comic industry and so games based on different characters in the DC Universe are much morel likely to revolve around the characters and their storyline.
This games include:
Lego: Batman
Batman: Arkhum Knight
Batman: Arkhum Asylum
Batman: Arkhum Origins


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At a basic level, a computer can only do three things:
In Q8, the main memory area is that gray grid.
(Copying the number from one box into another box)
This is done with CPU instructions,
commonly referred to as operations (ops), which we'll get to in a moment.
This can't happen in the main memory area, it has to happen in a working memory area called a register (the two special boxes at the bottom of the main memory grid).
To do work on information, you have to move it into the registers, do the work there, and then store the results of that work back into main memory, so that you can free up the registers to do more work.
Q8 is designed a little differently than the standard x86 or ARM processors commonly seen today. It only has 2 registers, and doesn't provide a general purpose stack. This greatly simplifies the instruction table, but requires the programmer to change their method of interaction with the system slightly.
To keep things clear as we talk about the memory grid, we'll use the words tile or cell to refer to specific byte-wide boxes in memory.
To efficiently write code for Q8 without diving into runtime modification of bytecode, the programmer must use general memory as external registers. The platform provides a few of instructions that help to make that interaction as painless as possible.
The direct accessors, LOAD
and STORE
are the meat and potatoes of the Q8 I/O family.
Most of the time to keep the limited register space available for ops, you'll wind up using these.
| Position | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 26 | JMP |
| 1 | 34 | Operand |
| 34 | 1 | LOAD A |
| 35 | 64 | Operand |
| 36 | 2 | LOAD B |
| 37 | 65 | Operand |
| 38 | 5 | STORE A |
| 39 | 64 | Operand |
| 40 | 6 | STORE B |
| 41 | 65 | Operand |
Indirect accessors are used a little less frequently, but when you need them, you need them. They've proved Very useful
for tracking indices into an array, or setting up jump tables. You can LOADI
to get the value,
and LOAD
to get the index. When you want to change your index, you LOAD
the index,
make your modification, and then STORE
it back again. Changing the value at the tile pointed to by the index
is a STOREI
| Position | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 26 | JMP |
| 1 | 34 | Operand |
| 34 | 3 | LOADI A |
| 35 | 64 | Operand |
| 36 | 4 | LOADI B |
| 37 | 65 | Operand |
| 38 | 7 | STOREI A |
| 39 | 64 | Operand |
| 40 | 8 | STOREI B |
| 41 | 65 | Operand |
A great little debugging buddy, the SET
instruction.
SET
is excellent for debugging and cramming single-use constants into registers.
This mechanism proves remarkably useful in some of the example programs for tracking boolean
data, and drawing specific block values to the screen.
| Position | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 26 | JMP |
| 1 | 34 | Operand |
| 34 | 9 | SET A |
| 35 | 1 | Operand |
| 36 | 10 | SET B |
| 37 | 2 | Operand |
This doesn't prove to be very useful in practice, as most of the time you'll need to keep both registers available, but it does take fewer cpu cycles than a tile loop, not needing the additional blocks to load and store the external tile. It's also good for reducing the loop's tile footprint, as it doesn't need to use an extra tile for state.
| Position | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 9 | SET A |
| 1 | 5 | Operand |
| 2 | 26 | JMP |
| 3 | 34 | Operand |
| 34 | 24 | ISZERO A |
| 35 | 28 | JZ |
| 36 | 255 | Operand |
| 37 | 20 | DEC A |
| 38 | 26 | JMP |
| 39 | 34 | Operand |
| 255 | 60 | HALT |
This is the loop you'll see frequently in the example projects. It's a little longer than a register loop, but far more practical, as it keeps the two registers available for the code the loop jumps into. It isn't perfect. The loop overwrites a register, so you'll need to save it if you want to come back to that value.
| Position | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 26 | JMP |
| 1 | 34 | Operand |
| 34 | 1 | LOAD A |
| 35 | 80 | Operand |
| 36 | 24 | ISZERO A |
| 37 | 28 | JZ |
| 38 | 255 | Operand |
| 39 | 20 | DEC A |
| 40 | 5 | STORE A |
| 41 | 80 | Operand |
| 42 | 26 | JMP |
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Johnny Drille pulls stunning performance at sold-out Abuja show
Alternative music singer and songwriter, Johnny Drille pulled a heavyweight performance at his sold-out concert in Abuja on Sunday night.
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Edo-born singer thrilled fans with interactive renditions of his hit songs at the Abuja version of ‘Johnny’s Room Live’.
The ‘Johnny’s Room Live’ experience is an intimate series of performances by Johnny Drille and a host of other artists.
According to him, the music experience is an invitation into his world as crafted through sound and stories.
The Sunday show, hosted by ace broadcaster Osato Edokpayi, had fans from all walks of life enjoying the moment as they sang his lyrics word for word while the energetic performance went on.
READ ALSO: Johnny Drille to storm Abuja
Following the show, fans have taken to social media to praise Drille, his artist line-up, team and Edokpayi for delivering on their promise of a great show.
On Twitter, @Aboycalledmum wrote, “@satoEDK, you anchored a great event. Your energy and vibe was beautiful to witness. You did justice to Johnny’s Room Live Abuja.”
@Okezie Ifeanyi said, “The show was amzing. Energy level was on a 100 throughout your performance. Couldn’t have enough.”
@Iammistajay wrote, “@JohnnyDrille came through with something different and we loved it. Johnny’s Room Live was all shades of amazing. More grace brother.”
Drille himself took to social media to appreciate fans that turned out for the show and interacted with the music.
@JohnnyDrille, he wrote, “Abuja sang word for word tonight.
NAN reports that the show also featured performance from other alternative music stars Ric Hassani, Ladipoe and David Rhino.
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Abstract: Recently proposed algorithms for nonlinear dimensionality reduction fall broadly into two categories which have different advantages and disadvantages: global (Isomap [1]), and local (Locally Linear Embedding [2], Laplacian Eigenmaps [3]). We present two variants of Isomap which combine the advantages of the global approach with what have previously been exclusive advantages of local methods: computational sparsity and the ability to invert conformal maps.
[1] Tenenbaum, J.B., de Silva, V. & Langford, J.C (2000) A global geometric framework for nonlinear dimensionality reduction. Science 290: 2319–2323.
[2] Roweis, S. & Saul, L. (2000) Nonlinear dimensionality reduction by locally linear embedding. Science 290: 2323–2326.
[3] Belkin, M. & Niyogi, P. (2002) Laplacian eigenmaps and spectral techniques for embedding and clustering. In T.G. Dietterich, S. Becker and Z. Ghahramani (eds.), Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 14. MIT Press.
[4] Bishop, C., Svensen, M. & Williams, C. (1998) GTM: The generative topographic mapping. Neural Computation 10(1).
[5] Kohonen, T. (1984) Self Organisation and Associative Memory. Springer-Verlag, Berlin.
[6] Bregler, C. & Omohundro, S.M. (1995) Nonlinear image interpolation using manifold learning. In G. Tesauro, D.S. Touretzky & T.K. Leen (eds.), Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 7: 973–980. MIT Press.
[7] DeMers, D. & Cottrell, G. (1993) Non-linear dimensionality reduction In S. Hanson, J. Cowan & L. Giles (eds.), Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 5: 580–590. Morgan-Kaufmann.
[8] Bernstein, M., de Silva, V., Langford, J.C. & Tenenbaum, J.B. (December 2000) Graph approximations to geodesics on embedded manifolds. Preprint may be downloaded at the URL: http://isomap.stanford.edu/BdSLT.pdf
[9] Torgerson, W.S. (1958) Theory and Methods of Scaling. Wiley, New York.
[10] Cox, T.F. & Cox M.A.A. (1994) Multidimensional Scaling. Chapman & Hall, London.
[11] de Silva, V. & Tenenbaum, J.B. (in preparation) Sparse multidimensional scaling using landmark points.


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My name is Bhavish Yalamanchi, I'm 20 years old and am a second year computer science student at The University of Texas. I am currently focusing my energy on learning more about AI topics such as Deep Learning and Neural Networks. I am also very interested in Networks and the ongoing security developments that are being made in the industry. Outside of Computer Science, I spend much of my time listening to music and finding new tastes to listen to. I love hip hop & rap and I especially appreciate the expert lyricism and creativity of some of the hip hop legends like Outkast, Eminem, Nas, and Biggie.
In the world of technology, I hope to make a change in the world and help others with some of my creations. I have big aspirations for my short time on this planet, I look up to the great human minds like Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, Nikola Tesla and I am amazed by their influence through their incredibly innovative contributions to the world. I am actively on the hunt to learn more about the technologies that I believe I can use to make a change. Curiosity and my thirst for more knowledge is what drives me to be productive.
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A tool to easily create and share albums with one single link.
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I am currently working on some projects that will be anounced shortly. Stay tuned...


## brian hayes ### https://www.americanscientist.org/article/cultures-of-code
three cultures: 1. computer science (understand computation) 2. computational sciences (simulate behaviour of science to understand nature) 3. software development (write useful programs)
the focus here is on software development, but other cultures can help understanding what can make it beautiful. this is focus is because in software development the program itself is the product of the labor, not some means.
Michael Mahoney: the agenda of a field is what practicioners agree on what the goal is (with problems, priority, tools, solutions)
the common area of research, or at least the venn overlap is programming languages (central is the question: “what is the expressive power of a language?”)
higher level programming languages are closer to the vocabulary of the problem domain that of the minutiae of the hardware
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playground(1f) - convert Fortran file to an HTML document that uploads the code to "Fortran Playground"
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create an HTML document from Fortran source files that includes a click-able download to the "Fortran Playground".
URL encoding, officially known as percent-encoding, is a method to encode arbitrary data in a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) using only a limited subset of ASCII characters, replacing them with one or more character triplets that consist of the percent character and a two-digit hexadecimal value.
--type "html", or "md" --help display this help and exit --version output version information and exit filename(s) Fortran source files
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> $ playground hello.f90 > playground.html > <!DOCTYPE html> >  >  > <meta name="generator" content="playground" /> > <title>playground</title> >  >  > >  program%20hello%5Fworld > %0A%20%20%20write%28%2A%2C%2A%29%27Hello%20World%21%27 > %0Aend%20program%20hello%5Fworld > %0A" > target="_blank" title="Open in Fortran Playground"> >  playground/main/frontend/src/fortran-logo.png" > alt="Fortran logo" class="align-text-bottom" height="15.5" /> hello >  > <xmp> > program hello_world > write(*,*)Hello World! > end program hello_world > </xmp> >  >
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Etienne Wenger
This paper talks about 'communities of practice' as a social structure, which act as a foundation for 'learning' and are built around forms of 'competence' recognised internally to the community, ways of participating, artefacts, perspectives and forms of knowledge. Identity (updated term to replace Wenger's 'belonging'), trajectory and multimembership are presented as features of the CoP landscape from an individual's point of view. It originates as an analytical tool, to contrast the actual dynamics of social structures to the superficial networks and hierarchies and wishlists of management or authority, but it has since become 'instrumental' as a means of engineering social structures.
Does CDPF need to be aware of the potential for dis-identification with programming as an obstacle to participant engagement. What can be done to overcome this?
The following extract seems relevant to @ShrimpingIt as well...
Boundaries of practice - a corrolary to communities of practice, indicating a separation between those who are 'involved' in a negotiated meaning, and those who aren't. An additional, linked concept 'active boundaries'.
Dis-identification - rejection of the power plays and regime of accountability associated with a specific community.
"A community of practice can be viewed as a social learning system. Arising out of learning, it exhibits many characteristics of systems more generally: emergent structure, complex relationships, self-organization, dynamic boundaries, ongoing negotiation of identity and cultural meaning..."
"we produce physical and conceptual artifacts—words, tools, concepts, methods, stories, documents, links to resources, and other forms of reification—that reflect our shared experience and around which we organize our participation" - good summary of a boundary object, within a community of practice
"On the one hand, we engage directly in activities, conversations,
reflections, and other forms of personal
participation
in social life. On the other
hand, we produce physical and conceptual artifacts—words, tools,
concepts, methods, stories, documents, links to resources, and other
forms of
reification
—that reflect our shared
experience and around which we organize our participation." - reification
is a solid link to the notion of boundary object?
"Artifacts without participation do not carry their own meaning; and participation without artifacts is fleeting, unanchored, and uncoordinated."
" community...participants... define a “regime of competence,” ...by
which they recognize membership. This competence includes
...understanding what matters, what the enterprise of the community is,
and how it gives
rise to a perspective on the world" - links to the potential to share
programmer "gambits" with non-programmers to help them participate in
code design.
"Learning is not just acquiring skills and information; it is becoming a certain person—a knower in a context where what it means to know is negotiated with respect to the regime of competence of a community."
"Engagement ...can... be a way to explore a boundary if we can have enough access to the practice."
"The regime of competence of a community of practice translates into a regime of accountability— accountability to what the community is about, to its open issues and challenges, to the quality of relationships in the community, to the accumulated products of its history. When an academic community expects a doctoral student to contribute something new through a dissertation, it first expects that student to do a literature review. This is a way to honor the history of learning of that community. Becoming accountable to history also enables the student to discover the learning edge of the practice, the places where a contribution makes sense and is possible. It is this double accountability to the past and the future of the practice that equips the student to contribute to its evolution as a full participant"
"my colleague Jean Lave and I coined the term “community of practice” in the late 80’s"
"Gillian Evans (2006) has observed some kids dis-identifying with school-based accountability because of their accountability to other communities they belong to on the street"
" How can the practice become the curriculum? How can it be made visible and inspectable? What should participants do together to learn and benefit from the partnership?" does this question relate to what needs to be disclosed about programming to non-programmers?
Wenger 1998 (belonging)


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With this application you can predict what the house prices were in Boston back in the 1970s. The prediction is based on a deep learning model that was being trained with the Boston house price dataset.
This dataset comes with the keras library that we will use for this example. Please have a look at the contents of the dataset. There are a total of 506 rows of data with 13 columns. Every row has one output value and that is the price of the house.
To start working with this dataset we have to load this dataset from KERAS. If you want to do this, just copy the 2 lines of code you see here below. As you might see, the dataset is getting split in a train and test dataset. The train dataset is then a subset which we use to train the model. The test dataset is a smaller subset we will use to test the predictions of the model.
We now have to prepare the dataset so we can use it to create our model. So what do we have to do? We have to normalize the data first. And what does that mean? That means that all features have more or less the same range so that each feature contributes approximately proportionately. If we would leave out this step then a feature with a broad range of values will probably dominate the final outcome. Luckily python allows us an uncomplicated notation of this normalization step. The normalization step that we are going to use is called the standard score. The formula for this you see below the code snippet.
The prepared dataset have to flow into the model. So it is time to setup the function that will build our neural network model. In the code snippet that you see here below four layers are build. The first layer has as many nodes as is defined by the input shape. input_shape is equal to the amount of features, here it is 13. Subsequently two hidden layer are being created with each 64 nodes. At the end one output is expected, so we have an output layer that exist of one node. Notice in line 5 how the input shape is mentioned after the first hidden layer. In the model though the input nodes come first and then the hidden layer.
An activation attribute relu is used here. With activation an activation function is meant. Relu stands for rectified linear unit. This is just one of several activation functions that exists. An activation function takes care that the output signal wil not just be a simple linear function. With just a linear function the model will likely learn less from data.
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This is an idea that was sparked from a conversation with Robert Sahlin (who was the genesis for this community). Robert was saying he wanted more content around a few topics specifically and most of the content was either aspirational - oh what adventures ROI you'll have - or what an end state deployed data mesh looked like. This wasn't quite the level of underpants gnomes but there are some missing gaps out there about how to go from no mesh to a mesh.
We want to create a system for people to be able to put out into the world the kind of content they want to see. If others are listening and can deliver that content, we all benefit. And it means the signal to noise ratio from vendors being the main source of content is significantly better than in many industries. This is modeled after what has worked - and what hasn't, mainly leaving it to the vendors - in a number of open source technology communities.
We have created a submission form for requesting content and also have a summarized high-level wish list. As part of the submission process you can provide more information and we will put it into the raw content request Google sheet as well if you prefer; that way, it won't be a summation of your words.
As described above, this is a bit of a crazy idea so feel free to help us shape it into something that works well. We are hoping to put in a voting system as well so people can throw their support behind content requests.
Also, once we get to a decent critical mass, we plan to start doing questions of the week where we will vote on a topic and then have a set time where we create a new room to discuss that topic which should allow for some great focused discussions. Feedback very welcome.


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Charlie Flanagan: Gardaí and PSNI working 'at historically close levels'
by By Digital Desk staffThe Justice Minister says nobody is above the law anywhere on the island.
Charlie Flanagan says policing the border region has long been challenging as criminals have always sought to exploit the border - but adds there will be no hiding place for criminals.
The Minister added he has every confidence that gardai and the PSNI are working together to prevent and investigate cross-border crime.
He says the fruits of that cooperation were evident this week in a series of major searches.
“Policing in the border region has long been very challenging as criminals have always sought to exploit that border," he said.
"I have every confidence that An Garda Síochána and the PSNI are working together at historically close levels to prevent and investigate cross-border crime and the fruits of that cooperation were evident this week in a series of major searches.
"I am pleased that 150 additional officers have been assigned to the region in the last two years following a difficult period for policing arising from the 2010 closure of Templemore College.”


Verified Relationship Credential
For this Proof of Concept, you will now receive a "relationship" credential.
Once again, the User Experience is not as all as it would be in a real production use case. Properly, this additional credential should be automatically offered to you immediately after you collected your Verified Organizational credential. Nothing to click, no QR code to scan—just a popup in your wallet app for you to confirm that you want the credential.
For this PoC service we will use the same "proof, complete form, get credential" flow we've used for the other two credentials. In this case, you will be asked to prove data from both of the credentials you have, and be presented with a form containing the information that will be issued in your "Verified Relationship" credential.
Once the verification process is complete, you will be on a form to collect information about the you, the organization and the relationship between the two. Much of it will be complete based on data from the proven credentials and generated data, with a couple of fields for you to complete. Once done and submitted, you will see the now way too familiar QR code.
Let the scanning begin!


public interface TcpConnection
This interface is a higher abstraction over TcpChannel
.
See TcpChannel2Connection
for converting a TcpChannel to TcpConnection.
This interface may also represent an SSL connection, see subtype SslConnection
.
This connection maintains a queue of ByteBuffers to be written.
Append a ByteBuffer to the queue by queueWrite(ByteBuffer)
.
Queued data are not automatically written, you have to call write()
.
After write(), if getWriteQueueSize()
does not reach 0,
the connection is temporarily un-writable, and you may call awaitWritable()
before write() again.
Sentinel values TCP_FIN
and SslConnection.SSL_CLOSE_NOTIFY
can also be queued,
each counted as 1 byte in the queue size.
This class is generally not thread-safe. For example, if two threads call read() concurrently,
the behavior is undefined, and probably disastrous.
Usually, you'll use the connection executor
for all connection-related tasks, and they will be executed in serialized order.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static ByteBuffer |
STALL
Sentinel value for read(), meaning nothing is available for read at the moment.
|
static ByteBuffer |
TCP_FIN
Sentinel value for read() and queueWrite(), representing TCP FIN.
|
| Abstract Methods | |
|---|---|
long |
getId()
Get the ID of this connection.
|
String |
getPeerHost()
Get the host name of the peer; or null if unknown.
|
InetAddress |
getPeerIp()
Get the IP address of the peer.
|
int |
getPeerPort()
Get the TCP port of the peer.
|
ByteBuffer |
read()
Read data from the peer.
|
void |
unread(ByteBuffer bb)
Unread data.
|
Async<Void> |
awaitReadable(boolean accepting)
Wait till this connection becomes readable.
|
long |
queueWrite(ByteBuffer bb)
Append the ByteBuffer to the write queue.
|
long |
getWriteQueueSize()
Get the total remaining bytes of the write queue ByteBuffers.
|
long |
write()
Write bytes from the head of the write queue.
|
Async<Void> |
awaitWritable()
Wait till this connection becomes writable.
|
Async<Void> |
close(Duration drainTimeout)
Close this connection.
|
Executor |
getExecutor()
Get an executor associated with this connection.
|
static final ByteBuffer STALL
static final ByteBuffer TCP_FIN
long getId()
The ID is for diagnosis only. It is unique within each server/client.
String getPeerHost()
If the host name is unknown, this method does not lookup the host name from the peer IP.
InetAddress getPeerIp()
int getPeerPort()
ByteBuffer read() throws Exception
This method returns sentinel values or some real data.
STALL
- nothing is available for read at the moment.
You may awaitReadable(boolean)
before read again.
TCP_FIN
or SslConnection.SSL_CLOSE_NOTIFY
- TCP FIN or SSL close-notify record is received.
After that, read() should not be called again.
The caller of read() must check for the sentinel values first (using ==).
Exception
void unread(ByteBuffer bb) throws IllegalStateException
Next read() will see the ByteBuffer bb.
Only one unread is supported at a time. Two consecutive unread() calls is illegal.
IllegalStateException
Async<Void> awaitReadable(boolean accepting)
This method is typically called after a previous read() returns STALL.
There can be only one pending awaitReadable action at any time.
Spurious wakeup is possible - this action may succeed yet the next read() sees STALL again.
See TcpChannel.awaitReadable(boolean)
for more details.
long queueWrite(ByteBuffer bb)
The ByteBuffer is now owned by this connection. If it's from a shared/cached source,
pass a duplicate
to this method.
The ByteBuffer can be very small, e.g. "\r\n", or very large, e.g. a cached huge buffer.
Sentinel values TCP_FIN
and SslConnection.SSL_CLOSE_NOTIFY
can also be queued,
each counted as 1 byte in the queue size. If this connection is not SSL,
queueWrite(SSL_CLOSE_NOTIFY)
is a no-op.
Any app data must be queued before SSL_CLOSE_NOTIFY, which must be queued before TCP_FIN.
long getWriteQueueSize()
long write() throws Exception
When this method returns, either write queue is cleared, or send buffer is full.
If getWriteQueueSize()
does not decrease to 0 after write(),
this connection is temporarily un-writable (because send-buffer is full).
You may awaitWritable()
then try write() again.
Exception
Async<Void> awaitWritable()
This method is typically called after a previous write() didn't clear the write queue. This action will wait for more rooms in the send buffer.
There can be only one pending awaitWritable action at any time.
This action succeeds when this connection become writable (next write() should be able to write more bytes), or fails due to cancellation, channel being closed, server shutdown etc.
Spurious wakeup is possible - this action may succeed yet the next write() returns 0 (no byte is written).
Async<Void> close(Duration drainTimeout)
Data in the write queue are abandoned. The TCP connection will be closed.
If `drainTimeout` is non-null and positive, we will attempt to drain the inbound TCP bytes (till FIN is received) before we actually close the TCP connection. This is to avoid the infamous TCP RST problem - if the connection is closed without draining the inbound, the peer may not received the data we have sent.
The draining step is unnecessary if the app protocol is properly designed, which knows that there's no inbound data at the time of close.
The draining step can also be skipped if FIN was seen in a previous read(), or app wants to kill the connection immediately.
Executor getExecutor()
The executor can be used to execute non-blocking tasks related to this connection. Tasks will be executed sequentially in the order they are submitted.


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This document contains the general outline of the project of the first four weeks. The final requirements documents will be part of your final grade.
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Everyone has a hobby or two that he or she enjoys to do in their freetime. I am no different. Whenever I have a moment to myself, either after work or riding the bus home, I usually enjoy at least one of the following activities. It fills me up with a sense of pride and allows me to enjoy all these wonderful things that I discovered throughout my life.
First conceived during Global Game Jam 2016, it is a two player competitive co-op where one must survive the Midnight Game. This game is still in early development, and plans to utilize VR headsets to truly immerse players in the experience, and leave them shaking.
A blog dedicated to informing the newcomers to Portland of all the fun places and activities worth visiting. Here in Portland will have a wide range of info from how to get the most out of $10, to spotlights of businesses, and upcoming events that you don't want to miss! It is to (hopefully) be the first place people visit when trying to figure out what to do for the day.
An exploration 2D pixel game where the player must ward off invaders to his island home. To do so, he must cross the perilous battlefields and awaken the guardians to allow them


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The (abstract) types hwlib::istream istream and hwlib::ostream ostream are used to read and write characters.
An xy is a value type that stores two int__fst16_t values x and y. xy values can be added and subtracted, and can be multiplied and divided by an integer value. An xy can also be printed to an ostream using operator<<.
| attributes and operations | meaning or effect |
|---|---|
| x | x value |
| y | y value |
| + | adds two xy values |
| - | subtracts to xy values |
| * | multiplies the x and y value by an integer |
| / | divides the x and y values by an integer |
| << | prints an xy to an ostream |
The overloaded all() function can be used to iterate over all (x,y) values within the (0 .. x-1, 0 .. y-1) range (in some unspecified order).
A color is a value type that stores a color as three 8-bit red, green and blue values, plus a 'is_transparent' flag. When the transparent flag is not set, the color values determine the color. When it is set, the color values have no meaning. An color can also be printed to an ostream using operator<<.
Colors can be constructed, negated, and compared for equality or inequality.
| attributes and operations | meaning or effect |
|---|---|
| is_transparent | transparency flag |
| rad | red intensity |
| green | green intensity |
| blue | blue intensity |
| color(r,g,b) | construct a color from its components |
| color(v) | construct a color from its 24-bit RGB value |
| - | yields the inverse of a color |
| == | tests for equality |
| != | tests for inequality |
| << | prints an xy to an ostream |
The following color constants are available:
An hwlib::image image is an abstract class that defines an interface to a picture, that is: a rectangle of read-only pixels. An image is used to embed a picture in the application.
| attributes and operations | meaning or effect |
|---|---|
| size | size in pixels in x and y direction |
| hwlib::image::operator[] operator [] | the color of the pixel at location loc |
An hwlib::font font is an abstract class that defines an interface to a set of pictures that show characters as a graphic images. A font is used to implement a character terminal on a graphic hwlib::window window.
| attributes and operations | meaning or effect |
|---|---|
| operator[ c ] | returns the image for char c |
Two concrete built-in font classes are available:
The font_default_16x16 is not available on AVR8 targets because the AVR compiler can't handle it.
An hwlib::window window is an abstract class that defines an interface to a graphics display. The display can be cleared, and a pixel can be set to a color.
Window operations are (potentially) buffered: a subsequent flush() call is required in order for the previous operations to take effect.
| attributes and operations | meaning or effect |
|---|---|
| size | size of the display, in pixels in a x any direction |
| background | the background color |
| foreground | the foreground color |
| clear() | write the background color to all pixels |
| clear(col) | write color col to tall pixels |
| write(loc, col) | write color col to the pixel at loc |
| write(loc, img) | write image img to the location loc |
| flush() | flush all pending changes to the window |
The window_part decorator creates a window in a rectangular part of another window.
The window_invert decorator creates a window that writes inverted (the color of each pixel negated) to the underlying window.
A hwlib::drawable drawable is an abstract class that defines an interface for something that cab be drawn on a hwlib::window window.
| attributes and operations | meaning or effect |
|---|---|
| start | origin (top left corner) of where the drawable is to be drawn |
| draw(w) | draw the drawable on window w |
A line is a drawable. It is created by specifying its origin and its endpoint. A color can be specified. If none is, the foreground color of the window is used.
A circle is a drawable. It is created by specifying its midpoint and its radius A color can be specified. If none is, the foreground color of the window is used.
A terminal_from creates a character terminal from a window and a character font.


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Base path for all routes, e.g. base: 'v1' would prefix all routes with /v1.
Override the default callback query parameter name for JSONP calls.
lambda-api logging configuration. Enables/disables default logging by setting to a boolean value or allows for configuration through a Logging Configuration object.
Defaults to info level logging.
Name/value pairs of additional MIME types to be supported
by the type(). The key should be the file extension
(without the .) and the value should be the expected MIME type,
e.g. application/json
.
API human readable name.
OpenAPI configuration.
Optional object serializer function. This function receives the body of a response and must return a string. Defaults to JSON.stringify
Logging configuration for ts-lambda-api. See ServerLoggerConfig for more information.
Defaults to info level plain string logging.
Version number accessible via Request
context instances.
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Base class for app configuration. Extend this to supply your own configuration properties.
It is recommended to create your own sub-class and register it with the application IOC container.
This class supports all the
lambda-api
config options by implementing theOptions
interface.


The selected tables are those present in the FROM
part
of a SELECT
statement.
Note that OpenOffice.org since version 2.0.4 also supports queries which are
based on other queries. For example, given that you have a database containing
a query named All Orders
, the SQL statement SELECT * FROM "All Orders"
is perfectly valid when used with a SingleSelectQueryAnalyzer.
In this case, the name container returned by ::com::sun::star::sdbcx::XTablesSupplier::getTables
will in fact not return a Table, but a Query object. Semantically, however,
this object still acts as a table in the SQL statement.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 8–10
Layers of homemade sponge, lemon syrup, raspberry compôte, lemon curd and custard make this trifle irresistible. Sprinkle with pistachios to finish.
Preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4 and line a 15x20cm/6x8in cake tin with baking paper. Alternatively use 2 x 20cm/8in round cake tins (the shape of the tin does not matter as the cake will be broken up for the trifle).
For the sponge, in a large bowl whisk the eggs and sugar on high using an electric whisk for 3 minutes, or until thick, creamy and at least doubled in size. Pour in the melted butter in a steady stream, mixing all the time. Gently fold the flour into the mixture.
Pour the mixture into the prepared tin and bake for 20-25 minutes. Remove from the oven and leave to cool in the tin slightly before transferring to a wire rack to fully cool.
For the lemon syrup, in a saucepan combine all the ingredients with 100ml/3½fl oz water and bring to the boil. Once syrupy, remove from the heat and set aside to cool.
For the compôte, combine all the ingredients with 150ml/¼ pint water in a saucepan. Gently simmer for about 10 minutes. Remove from the heat and set aside to cool.
For the lemon curd, in a saucepan gently bring the lemon juice, zest, butter and half of the sugar to a simmer. In a bowl, combine the remaining sugar with the eggs and lightly whisk. Slowly pour the juice mixture over the eggs, whisking constantly. Pour back into the pan and place over a low heat. Stir constantly for about 5 minutes until thickened. Pass through a sieve and keep refrigerated until needed.
For the custard, gently heat the milk, cream and vanilla in a saucepan until just boiling. Remove from the heat. Combine the sugar and cornflour in a mixing bowl and gradually whisk in the eggs and yolks.
Pour the warm milk mixture over the eggs, a little at a time, whisking constantly. Return to the pan and stir constantly over a low heat until thickened. Pass through a sieve and remove the vanilla pod. Cover the surface with baking paper to prevent a skin forming while the custard cools.
To assemble the trifle, start by layering pieces of the sponge in the bottom of a serving dish or individual glasses. Pour over the syrup and let it soak in for about 5 minutes or so.
Add a layer of the raspberry compôte and then the lemon curd. Spoon the custard on top. Finish with the whipped cream and sprinkle over the crushed pistachios. Refrigerate until ready to serve.


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Credit cards widely accepted.
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(p> Effective 1 July 2015, the I cent and 2 cent EC coins will be withdrawn from circulation. The coins will no longer be valid either as consumers will not be able to conduct transactions using these coins. Persons can present the coins at any of the commercial banks which operate within the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union (ECCU) to receive face value.


| java.lang.Object | |
| ↳ | com.android.volley.toolbox.ByteArrayPool |
ByteArrayPool is a source and repository of byte[]
objects. Its purpose is to
supply those buffers to consumers who need to use them for a short period of time and then
dispose of them. Simply creating and disposing such buffers in the conventional manner can
considerable heap churn and garbage collection delays on Android, which lacks good management of
short-lived heap objects. It may be advantageous to trade off some memory in the form of a
permanently allocated pool of buffers in order to gain heap performance improvements; that is
what this class does.
A good candidate user for this class is something like an I/O system that uses large temporary
byte[]
buffers to copy data around. In these use cases, often the consumer wants
the buffer to be a certain minimum size to ensure good performance (e.g. when copying data chunks
off of a stream), but doesn't mind if the buffer is larger than the minimum. Taking this into
account and also to maximize the odds of being able to reuse a recycled buffer, this class is
free to return buffers larger than the requested size. The caller needs to be able to gracefully
deal with getting buffers any size over the minimum.
If there is not a suitably-sized buffer in its recycling pool when a buffer is requested, this class will allocate a new buffer and return it.
This class has no special ownership of buffers it creates; the caller is free to take a buffer it receives from this pool, use it permanently, and never return it to the pool; additionally, it is not harmful to return to this pool a buffer that was allocated elsewhere, provided there are no other lingering references to it.
This class ensures that the total size of the buffers in its recycling pool never exceeds a certain byte limit. When a buffer is returned that would cause the pool to exceed the limit, least-recently-used buffers are disposed.
| Fields | |||||||||||
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| protected static final Comparator<byte[]> | BUF_COMPARATOR | Compares buffers by size |
| Public Constructors | |||||||||||
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| ByteArrayPool(int sizeLimit) |
| Public Methods | |||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| synchronized byte[] |
getBuf(int len)
Returns a buffer from the pool if one is available in the requested size, or allocates a new
one if a pooled one is not available.
| ||||||||||
| synchronized void |
returnBuf(byte[] buf)
Returns a buffer to the pool, throwing away old buffers if the pool would exceed its allotted
size.
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Inherited Methods | |||||||||||
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From class
java.lang.Object
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Compares buffers by size
| sizeLimit | the maximum size of the pool, in bytes |
|---|
Returns a buffer from the pool if one is available in the requested size, or allocates a new one if a pooled one is not available.
| len | the minimum size, in bytes, of the requested buffer. The returned buffer may be larger. |
|---|
Returns a buffer to the pool, throwing away old buffers if the pool would exceed its allotted size.
| buf | the buffer to return to the pool. |
|---|


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By having helped one of my friends to set up a personal webside, I found it’s interesting and decided to use GitHub Pages to host my own site. That way I wouldn’t have to buy a domain and a server and could write my own blog.
While doing some research up on GitHub Pages, I accidentally chanced upon this simple, blog-aware, static site generator called Jekyll which works really well with GitHub Pages. I figured it would do just fine for my blog and I set about searching for a pretty theme. I wanted a theme with a book-ish vibe. Eventually, With the help of the theme Tale, I was able to build my blog.
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Some Implementations of GANs contributed by students as a part of Kharagpur Winter of Code


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Here is a quick demo of the code which renders an unordered list and gives an example of how to format your hierarchy to be rendered appropriately by CheckTree.


UTM Tag Creator
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Email (generic)
Email Newsletter
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Wrapper functions that interface with 'FSL' <http://fsl.fmrib.ox.ac.uk/fsl/fslwiki/>, a powerful and commonly-used 'neuroimaging' software, using system commands. The goal is to be able to interface with 'FSL' completely in R, where you pass R objects of class 'nifti', implemented by package 'oro.nifti', and the function executes an 'FSL' command and returns an R object of class 'nifti' if desired.
| Version: | 2.22.0 |
| Depends: | oro.nifti (≥ 0.5.0), neurobase, R (≥ 3.2.0) |
| Imports: | methods, R.utils, graphics, grDevices, stats, utils |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, covr |
| Published: | 2018-11-19 |
| Author: | John Muschelli [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | John Muschelli <muschellij2 at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/muschellij2/fslr/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| SystemRequirements: | FSL |
| Citation: | fslr citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | MedicalImaging |
| CRAN checks: | fslr results |
| Reference manual: | fslr.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
DTI Data in fslr Working with Data in fslr |
| Package source: | fslr_2.22.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: fslr_2.22.0.zip, r-release: fslr_2.22.0.zip, r-oldrel: fslr_2.22.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: fslr_2.22.0.tgz, r-oldrel: fslr_2.22.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | fslr archive |
| Reverse imports: | oasis |
| Reverse suggests: | freesurfer |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=fslr to link to this page.


All digital public services have to adhere to standards that are some of the most exacting on the web. This section explains our decisions concerning support for standards - either emerging or currently employed by Councils.
Customers visit a Council website because they want to find a piece of information or carry out a task. They want to do it as quickly and as easily as possible before getting on with something else.
Council websites, therefore, should be designed around tasks, and knowing your top tasks is essential for the design of effective local public services.
The challenges are to:
Of course, this is not a new concept as Socitm have been championing this cause for several years, but designing for top tasks is very different to traditional council website design.
What does this mean in practice for the Council Toolkit?
The foundation is based on Bootstrap - a common design framework.
The idea is to make the assets within the Council Toolkit simple and easy to deploy and use, so that Councils get immediate benefit for little cost.
This common design framework is effectively an open source approach for Councils.
Our design templates for deploying content are deliberately modelled on those employed by GOV.UK. They are fully responsive and they match standard content types such as Guides, Articles or Services as found on gov.uk.
These best practice content templates have been designed and tested by the Government Digital Service to meet the needs of users in accessing public services, and we have adopted their thinking within the Toolkit. The templates are designed for accessibility and are fully responsive to support some key - and highly important - design standards for government services.
They also adhere to the service design approach championed by the Government Service Design Manual.
While still under development, our exemplar open source CMS instance within the Council Toolkit will include a pre-formatted list of Council Services in a shallow information architecture pattern to support the rapid development of public services for any Council.
It will also support a metadata standard based on the ESD Service list, and other elements of the ESD Standard, to allow ease of classification, navigation and search for editors and users alike.
The services list within the CMS instance will be based on top task thinking evident in Councils such Liverpool, Cambridge and Edinburgh, and will adopt the new thinking championed by Soctim.
With the list of services mirroring the core requirements of many Councils, a set of responsive templates that get you going fast, yet with the ability to design the front-end in an inherently flexible way, we hope the Council Toolkit will prove an invaluable resource for Councils facing the difficult and demanding path to effective digital public services in an age of austerity.


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this is very simple web page to get you started. hopefully you will get to see how the markup that drives the page relates to the end result that you can see on screen.
This is another paragraph. just to show how it works


I would recommend downloading this zip, which contains the key data files for the whole project and a python jupyter notebook to get a jump start on how to read them, or get started online using this binder, which is exactly the same files, but you can use it online (and then download for yourself if you want).
If you are interested in the raw barcode read counts, you can download the RAWEST data in this zip, or the slightly processed (outliers excluded, and barcode counts combined randomly to reach a maximum of 7 barcodes per mutation (to reduce per-barcode noise)) data that I use for the interactive data viewer in this zip.
These files are formatted specifically for the browser visualizations, so I don't think they are as useful (and are redundant with the stuff above), but here is a file with information on each mutation ("Edge") in the dataset, and this zip contains one data file for each mutation (this information is held in TP_data_by_edge.csv in the binder above, this is just rearranged into one file per mutation).
Other data downloads and additional information can be found through the supplement of the paper.


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