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INTRODUCTION
This component allows an INI-style configuration file to be used on both Windows and Linux/Unix. It is fast, simple and source code using this component will compile unchanged on either OS.
FEATURES
- MIT Licence allows free use in all software (including GPL and commercial)
- multi-platform (Windows CE/9x/NT..10/etc, Linux, MacOSX, Unix)
- loading and saving of INI-style configuration files
- configuration files can have any newline format on all platforms
- liberal acceptance of file format
- key/values with no section
- removal of whitespace around sections, keys and values
- support for multi-line values (values with embedded newline characters)
- optional support for multiple keys with the same name
- optional case-insensitive sections and keys (for ASCII characters only)
- saves files with sections and keys in the same order as they were loaded
- preserves comments on the file, section and keys where possible.
- supports both char or wchar_t programming interfaces
- supports both MBCS (system locale) and UTF-8 file encodings
- system locale does not need to be UTF-8 on Linux/Unix to load UTF-8 file
- support for non-ASCII characters in section, keys, values and comments
- support for non-standard character types or file encodings via user-written converter classes
- support for adding/modifying values programmatically
- compiles cleanly in the following compilers:
- Windows/VC6 (warning level 3)
- Windows/VC.NET 2003 (warning level 4)
- Windows/VC 2005 (warning level 4)
- Linux/gcc (-Wall)
USAGE SUMMARY
- Define the appropriate symbol for the converter you wish to use and include the SimpleIni.h header file. If no specific converter is defined then the default converter is used. The default conversion mode uses SI_CONVERT_WIN32 on Windows and SI_CONVERT_GENERIC on all other platforms. If you are using ICU then SI_CONVERT_ICU is supported on all platforms.
- Declare an instance the appropriate class. Note that the following definitions are just shortcuts for commonly used types. Other types (PRUnichar, unsigned short, unsigned char) are also possible.
| Interface | Case-sensitive | Load UTF-8 | Load MBCS | Typedef |
| SI_CONVERT_GENERIC |
| char | No | Yes | Yes #1 | CSimpleIniA |
| char | Yes | Yes | Yes | CSimpleIniCaseA |
| wchar_t | No | Yes | Yes | CSimpleIniW |
| wchar_t | Yes | Yes | Yes | CSimpleIniCaseW |
| SI_CONVERT_WIN32 |
| char | No | No #2 | Yes | CSimpleIniA |
| char | Yes | Yes | Yes | CSimpleIniCaseA |
| wchar_t | No | Yes | Yes | CSimpleIniW |
| wchar_t | Yes | Yes | Yes | CSimpleIniCaseW |
| SI_CONVERT_ICU |
| char | No | Yes | Yes | CSimpleIniA |
| char | Yes | Yes | Yes | CSimpleIniCaseA |
| UChar | No | Yes | Yes | CSimpleIniW |
| UChar | Yes | Yes | Yes | CSimpleIniCaseW |
#1 On Windows you are better to use CSimpleIniA with SI_CONVERT_WIN32.
#2 Only affects Windows. On Windows this uses MBCS functions and so may fold case incorrectly leading to uncertain results.
- Call LoadData() or LoadFile() to load and parse the INI configuration file
- Access and modify the data of the file using the following functions
| GetAllSections | Return all section names |
| GetAllKeys | Return all key names within a section |
| GetAllValues | Return all values within a section & key |
| GetSection | Return all key names and values in a section |
| GetSectionSize | Return the number of keys in a section |
| GetValue | Return a value for a section & key |
| SetValue | Add or update a value for a section & key |
| Delete | Remove a section, or a key from a section |
- Call Save() or SaveFile() to save the INI configuration data
IO STREAMS
SimpleIni supports reading from and writing to STL IO streams. Enable this by defining SI_SUPPORT_IOSTREAMS before including the SimpleIni.h header file. Ensure that if the streams are backed by a file (e.g. ifstream or ofstream) then the flag ios_base::binary has been used when the file was opened.
MULTI-LINE VALUES
Values that span multiple lines are created using the following format.
key = <<<ENDTAG
.... multiline value ....
ENDTAG
Note the following:
- The text used for ENDTAG can be anything and is used to find where the multi-line text ends.
- The newline after ENDTAG in the start tag, and the newline before ENDTAG in the end tag is not included in the data value.
- The ending tag must be on it's own line with no whitespace before or after it.
- The multi-line value is modified at load so that each line in the value is delimited by a single '\n' character on all platforms. At save time it will be converted into the newline format used by the current platform.
COMMENTS
Comments are preserved in the file within the following restrictions:
- Every file may have a single "file comment". It must start with the first character in the file, and will end with the first non-comment line in the file.
- Every section may have a single "section comment". It will start with the first comment line following the file comment, or the last data entry. It ends at the beginning of the section.
- Every key may have a single "key comment". This comment will start with the first comment line following the section start, or the file comment if there is no section name.
- Comments are set at the time that the file, section or key is first created. The only way to modify a comment on a section or a key is to delete that entry and recreate it with the new comment. There is no way to change the file comment.
SAVE ORDER
The sections and keys are written out in the same order as they were read in from the file. Sections and keys added to the data after the file has been loaded will be added to the end of the file when it is written. There is no way to specify the location of a section or key other than in first-created, first-saved order.
NOTES
- To load UTF-8 data on Windows 95, you need to use Microsoft Layer for Unicode, or SI_CONVERT_GENERIC, or SI_CONVERT_ICU.
- When using SI_CONVERT_GENERIC, ConvertUTF.c must be compiled and linked.
- When using SI_CONVERT_ICU, ICU header files must be on the include path and icuuc.lib must be linked in.
- To load a UTF-8 file on Windows AND expose it with SI_CHAR == char, you should use SI_CONVERT_GENERIC.
- The collation (sorting) order used for sections and keys returned from iterators is NOT DEFINED. If collation order of the text is important then it should be done yourself by either supplying a replacement SI_STRLESS class, or by sorting the strings external to this library.
- Usage of the <mbstring.h> header on Windows can be disabled by defining SI_NO_MBCS. This is defined automatically on Windows CE platforms.
- Not thread-safe so manage your own locking
CONTRIBUTIONS
- 2010/05/03: Tobias Gehrig: added GetDoubleValue()
MIT LICENCE
The licence text below is the boilerplate "MIT Licence" used from: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php
Copyright (c) 2006-2012, Brodie Thiesfield
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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Acadia is a pub in Minneapolis, Minnesota housed in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood on the border of the Univeristy of Minnesota campus. It is a bar frequented by students and faculty of the university and young professionals from the city. It has a selection of pub food and 30 craft brews on tap that change almost daily. And it provides entertainment almost 7 days a week for it's customers.
Acadia's website is simple and yet it has a few usability issues. The intention of the website is to inform visitors of their menu of food and drinks, as well as, the variety of events happening in the space. While moving through the website I found what seemed like dead ends and moments of confusion when something I expected to happen didn't. I propose some simple changes that will ease the general navigation of the site to make it more intuitive for the user and will present information more readily.
The first thing I did was go through the website and found every page to map the general structute of the page to what the client wants it's visitors to know. From there I tried to consolidate categories and create less steps to find specific information. For example, inseatd of going to 'food' and then clicking on a link to download a PDF, the menu could appear on that page.
Second, I wrote a few questions about the site and added a few tasks to complete and gave the survey to some Acadia customers and also asked that they go to the pub and report back. The information I got back confirmed some of my initial ideas about the page, it brought up some things I didn't notice and debunked a few of my theories surrounding the overall style of the page compared to the style of the physical space.
Lastly, taking all of this into consideration, I created a few user personas and created an updated sitemap with fewer pages that were more intuitive for these personas to find the information they needed. I created a few wireframes to reflect these changes. These include: a homepage with an image of the bar, a schedule of the week's events, a showcase of socialmedia elements such as instagram, and a footer with basic information that would be present on all pages. I also created a page for the menu that didn't involve downloading a PDF, which would also help when a user went to the website on their mobile device. According to my user surveys the calendar page is well presented on a computer, just a few changes in copy that would imply that there is more happening at the pub other than just live music. On a mobile device the calendar page would have to change to accomodate the smaller screen.
Acadia is a place for those looking to have a beer with friends after classes or attend a free live music event. They are looking at the page with their phone or laptop for information on the events happening and the happy hour schedule and deals.
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Interview with Majic Mushroom
FuZioN: How and when did you first find the Amiga scene?
MajicM: It was Christmas 1989. I was aware of demos from a friend who had an Atari ST, and had seen them at his house. That really interested me more than the games to be honest, and I was actually poised to buy an ST until I saw the Silica Computers packages where Amigas and ST's were practically the same price and I knew more people with Amigas.
There were 3 of us who all got Amigas at the same time and we formed a demo group called Liquid Gold. We sucked too :)
FuZioN: What UK groups were you a member of?
MajicM: In order...
- Liquid Gold
- Pussy UK
- Crack UK
- Flash Production
- Razor 1911
- Plague
- Quartz
- Lemon
- Fairlight
- Delirium
- Sonik-Clique
- Tesko
FuZioN: Name your first prominent memory from the early Amiga scene.
MajicM: I'm a huge fan of Mahoney and Kaktus, so I think seeing Mahoney and Kaktus Music Disk 2: Sounds of Gnome for the first time was something that stayed with me forever. I got a bunch of demo disks from a PD library to go with the Amiga on Christmas day, and that was one of them. The sheer wackyness and the fact there were someting like 50 songs on 1 disk really amazed me!
FuZioN: Name some of your favourite projects.
MajicM: Although I didn't do many intros or demos, there were 2 projects I really enjoyed working on. Both were for Quartz, one was a party Inftro which had a really nice design. I had Paradroid / Anarchy over for the weekend and he did the design and we just set to work. I was really pleased with the outcome.
The other was "Journey into Divine Madness", my first proper demo. It was for the Quartz Summer Conference in 1992 and it came 3rd in the demo competition, which I was really chuffed about. It might not look the nicest demo or be the most technical but for a swapper I thought it was a good effort and so did the other people who voted for it!
FuZioN: Name some of your favourite Amiga demos/groups.
MajicM: Best 2 demos ever.... Desert Dream and Nexus 7!
My favourite groups were Melon, Andromeda, Spaceballs, Kefrens. I also loved the style of Stellar and Sonik-Clique, which is why I joined them!
FuZioN: What inspired you to produce the Tesko masterpiece - 2 Blokes & An Armchair?
MajicM: Ha ha! Well, the day before the Deja Vu party I had a guy called Def Base over at mine. He ran a BBS called Havok and we'd become pretty good mates. He wanted to go to the party so he came to my house so we could make the trip together.
I'd borrowed a digital camera from work, bear in mind this is around 1997 when they'd just really come out. We were messing about with it, over a few beers when we had the idea for a pisstake demo. Moving a chair around and putting lampshades on it etc! Really were just taking the piss out of all the serious demos. The decision was made, let's get up to the computer room and start coding!
Worked for a few hours on it and it was done. Believe it or not it actually won the demo competition but because the party was supposed to be PC only the result was fudged. Wasn't really bothered about it but it was nice that everyone actually laughed along with it rather than at it!
FuZioN: Armchair Engine V1.0 Turbo Fuckpig gti - please explain :)
MajicM: Haha! Well... I'd had a few beers remember. I think it was a bit of a pisstake on all the old names of cars, GTI, XS etc. At the same time, it was also a pisstake on all these serious demo coders with their demo engines, 3D engines etc. I was sarcastically suggesting the demo was born out an actual "Armchair Engine" :)
Most of the stuff I did later on in the scene was more comedy or pisstake, I was never good enough to be a proper coder so that seemed more appropriate!
FuZioN: Are you still in contact with any ex-scene buddies or contacts?
MajicM: I'm still in touch with B-real / DCS and the world famous Rotox! I had Paradroid over at my house last year too, first time I've seen him since 1997!
FuZioN: Did you attend many scene parties?
MajicM: Went to a few....
- 1990 - Magnetic Fields
- 1991 - Anarchy, Digital
- 1992 - Anarchy, Quartz Summer Conference, Digital, The Party 2 (Over in Aars, DK)
- 1993 - Think there was only 1 party, the Digital one in October
- 1995 - Digital (It was a different Digital by then) held at Warwick University
FuZioN: Where you into the BBS scene?
MajicM: Got my first modem in 1993 and regularly called boards like Splatterhouse and Complex Corrosion. I used to support some lesser known boards too like Zone-One and Zions Hideout when it was a nothing board. In fact, I pumped a lot of time and energy into Zions and became a co-sysop. Then a few months later when boxing was dead and using calling cards became a no-no I had to stop calling the US boards. A few months went by and I called Zions on bill and my account was gone and the board was a multi-node "elite" board. Zion refused to acknowledge who I was and how much I'd helped him turn a nothing board into something. That was the way of the scene, people got up their own arses!
FuZioN: Are you still running any classic Amiga's? If so, what models?
MajicM: I used my old A500 and A1200 to get my demo disks onto my PC for my 2 websites: www.themajiccollection.net and www.magicpack.net but since I've moved house recently I've had to get rid of them, once and for all!
FuZioN: Do you follow the PC demoscene at all?
MajicM: I did a little in 1993 as a natural progression but they just weren't as nice as Amiga demos. Tesko did a few bits and bats but nothing special unless you count "Shape!" :)
I stopped following the PC scene around 2000, had more interest in the C64 demo scene to be honest.
Ive had a look at PC demos from time to time (every few years!) and they're still the same boring stuff.
FuZioN: Are you currently working on any software projects?
MajicM: Nothing at all! I did some utilities a few years ago for Capital which was to aid and assist the guys in the group finding space for intros and trainers and a tool to find lives in memory for the trainers.
I really enjoyed that side of things, writing utils that would probably never be seen by the outside world!
FuZioN: What is your day job?
MajicM: I'm a business analyst, so I spec out people's software requirements, document it and hand it over the programmers! And I still keep a hand in the programming world myself too!
FuZioN: How do you relax/unwind/chill out?
MajicM: I love football (Man United!), drinking with friends, going out and about with the family. Might play the odd game but not too much really!
FuZioN: What music do you listen to?
MajicM: I'm still an old skooler at heart, so I still love the 80's music, plus all the old skool rave/techno/house etc. Got into rock in 2000's but didn't really keep up with it, don't really get on with new music to be honest!
FuZioN: What web sites or forums do you frequent now-a-days?
MajicM: Not much scene related really. I'll check in at EAB from time to time, that's pretty much it!
FuZioN: This is your SPAM area - feel free to flaunt any web presence.
MajicM: I may have let them slip before but my Amiga sites - magicpack and themajiccollection offer the following:
www.magicpack.net - The entire Magic Pack Demo Collection from 1990 to 1993 (Plus unreleased 'Honey Packs')
www.themajiccollection.net - My ENTIRE demo collection, all 638 disks!
FuZioN: Cheers for taking part in this interview mate - any final words of wisdom?
MajicM: Not necessarily words of wisdom, more of a thanks to everyone I knew on the scene in the old days. Everyone who was friendly and got on together, everyone I swapped with, everyone I met at parties and shared a beer with.... Thank you! The scene provided some of the best years of my life, and we made it what it was!
Cheers!


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The java::field command is used to manipulate accessible fields from Tcl. The objOrClass argument specifies either a fully qualified name of the declaring class of the field to access, or an object handle. The field argument specifies which field to manipulate. If an additional value parameter exists, then the field will be set to value, otherwise the current value of the field is returned. Multiple fields may be set via additional parameters by alternating field signatures and values. To access a shadowed field in a superclass, a full field signature consisting of the field name followed by the superclass name must be provided as the field argument.
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The java::field command can be used to set the value of an instance field. In this example, it is assumed that the class APublic has a public java.lang.String field named foo. The value is queried after being set.
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% java::field $obj foo bar
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| calculate and return the orientation angle More... | |
| float | e_read_acc (void) |
| calculate and return the intensity of the acceleration More... | |
| TypeAccRaw | e_read_acc_xyz (void) |
| calculate and return acceleration on the x,y,z axis More... | |
| int | e_read_acc_x (void) |
| calculate and return acceleration on the x axis More... | |
| int | e_read_acc_y (void) |
| calculate and return acceleration on the y axis More... | |
| int | e_read_acc_z (void) |
| calculate and return acceleration on the z axis More... | |
| void | e_display_angle (void) |
| light the led according to the orientation angle More... | |
Variables | |
| unsigned char | updateAccI2CCounter |
| int | e_acc_scan [3][ACC_SAMP_NB] |
| unsigned int | e_last_acc_scan_id |
| unsigned char | isCalibratingFlag = 0 |
| static int | angle_mem = 0 |
| static int | centre_x = 0 |
| static int | centre_y = 0 |
| int | centre_z = 2000 |
| static int | acc_x |
| static int | acc_y |
| static int | acc_z |
| static float | acceleration |
| static float | orientation |
| static float | inclination |
| int | lastAccX |
| int | lastAccY |
| int | lastAccZ |
Accessing the accelerometer data.
The functions of this file are made to deal with the accelerometer data. You can know the magnitude, the orientation, the inclination, ... of the acceleration that the e-puck is enduring.
Two structures are used:
A little exemple to read the accelerator.
| void calculate_acc_raw | ( | void | ) |
read the x, y, z values, apply an averaging filter and finaly subbstract the center values.
| void calculate_acc_spherical | ( | void | ) |
calculate the intensity of the acceleration vector, and the Euler's angles
| void e_acc_calibr | ( | void | ) |
initialize de ad converter and calculate the zero values
It reads two times the average_size to avoid edge effects then it reads 100 values and average them to initiate the "zero" value of the accelerometer
| void e_display_angle | ( | void | ) |
light the led according to the orientation angle
| int e_get_acc | ( | unsigned int | captor | ) |
Read the last value of a given accelerator axes.
| captor | ID of the AD channel to read (must be 0 = x, 1 = y or 2 = z) |
| int e_get_acc_filtered | ( | unsigned int | captor, |
| unsigned int | filter_size | ||
| ) |
Read the value of a channel, filtered by an averaging filter.
| captor | ID of the AD channel to read (must be 0 to 2) |
| filter_size | size of the filter (must be between 1 and SAMPLE_NUMBER) |
| float e_read_acc | ( | void | ) |
calculate and return the intensity of the acceleration
| TypeAccSpheric e_read_acc_spheric | ( | void | ) |
calculate and return the accel. in spherical coord
| int e_read_acc_x | ( | void | ) |
calculate and return acceleration on the x axis
| TypeAccRaw e_read_acc_xyz | ( | void | ) |
calculate and return acceleration on the x,y,z axis
| int e_read_acc_y | ( | void | ) |
calculate and return acceleration on the y axis
| int e_read_acc_z | ( | void | ) |
calculate and return acceleration on the z axis
| float e_read_inclination | ( | void | ) |
calculate and return the inclination angle
| float e_read_orientation | ( | void | ) |
calculate and return the orientation angle
|
static |
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static |
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static |
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static |
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static |
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static |
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static |
| int centre_z = 2000 |
| int e_acc_scan[3][ACC_SAMP_NB] |
Array to store the acc values
| unsigned int e_last_acc_scan_id |
|
static |
| unsigned char isCalibratingFlag = 0 |
| int lastAccX |
| int lastAccY |
| int lastAccZ |
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static |
| unsigned char updateAccI2CCounter |


WhiteCrane Version 2.0.1
WhiteCrane is distributed under the following BSD-style license:
Copyright (c) 2005-2008 Jeff J. 2008-2011 Ameoto Systems Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED.
To install simply extract and upload the contents of this archive
to your web server and make your way to the installer.php and follow the
on screen guide.
We recommend installing WhiteCrane to the base directory of your domain
for best compatibility.
If the installation should fail see the FAQ below or send mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>After i install WhiteCrane i can't seem to
login
If your looking for the login box just press the + on the bottom right
of the page. If you still can't login you can try
reinstalling by deleting the config.php file and running the installer
script again.
Oh noes! i turned off "display login on
every page" and can't login!
To login in you can send your details via the URL
e.g. http://example.com/path-to-wc/index.php?act=log&username=yournamehere&password=yourpassword
When installing it asks to send information to
Ameoto Systems
The installation script sends minimal information about your server and
an address to access it from. Additionally when and if your site is
added to
the database all version checks will originate
from http://ping.ameoto.com/~v1 or
https://ping.ameoto.com/~v2
WhiteCrane can be extended and used as an extension in many
different ways. One example would be to leverage the parser and
exception handling classes
to create a simple commenting script. The use of SPL's autoload feature
means even if you build a very large application around WC and only the
libs that
are instantiated will be loaded thus avoiding IO-bound issues and
unnecessary code maintenance.
WhiteCrane now provides a method for "hooking" custom
code into parts of the application. This is done by creating a callback
while still maintaining access
to class native functions and variables. Below is the loader code used
to run user code as part of the main stack.
interface WCAPI { public function _init(); } class WC { protected static $_callbackArray = array('WCParser' => false); public function _api(WCAPI $callback, $type = "_init"){ $callback->$type(); } protected function _addCall($gateway, $usrClass, $method){ self::$_callbackArray[$gateway][] = array($usrClass, $method); } }
_api provides a way of initiating a class object in a way that
allows it to run natively as part of the parent in the __contruct
method. If needed create a
callback to your class using _addCall, the first parma selects which
array to store the callback in, currently this is limited to class types
however other
gateways will become available soon. The second parma is the name of the
class you are calling from, to use the same class used to initiate the
callback simply use get_class(void). Finally the last parma is the name
of the method you wish to call. It is called via an instance and
therefor must not be
static( <=5.2 ).
Note: While you are able to inherit all of the
extends properties and current public variable values, any changes you
make to them will not be kept after
exiting the callback unless you use __destruct to push the changes back
to the parent.
An example can be found in the plugins folder that interfaces with the text parser and changes all stances of "WhiteCrane" to "MaxPayne" via preg_replace.
Please use the Support Form for any questions regarding WhiteCrane, if unavailable send mail to thetooth@ameoto.com


Nothing
At this time
No specific
Parameter
Method
Workaround
Not a cup
Not a jar
Not a barrel
Not an overdose
No coffee
No drink
No pill
No escape
Can take away the itch
Can fill the cup
The inevitables crazes
Of the deranged world
Named existence
So sometimes
All you should do
Is to look up
Keep the hands free
Hear the echoes
See the shadows
Stare the glare
The past
The future
Blending
Give a sense
Keeping it real
Making it worth
Keeping it real.
Remembering
Waiting
Seeing
It's the only medicine
For alive
Spirited
Strong hearts


Hi! So this week I've already learned more than I figured I would, and I know it's only the basics of the basics. Still it feels really good to be working on something interesting again. One main thing I learned about was version control. It is a practice of paramount importance within the development world. Version control helps to simplify breaking down the workload between multiple users. Using clear, concise commit messages, it allows you to maintain code clarity. It also gives you the freedom to be creative with new code, without the fear of destroying everything that you've already worked so hard to write.
Git helps you keep track of changes by comparing files from your last commit to the files you have worked on, added, and tracked since then. It also remembers every single time you save. It doesn't operate like a Microsoft Word file, where it just saves over your old file. It remembers the code at each specific save point, and allows you to jump back if you made a mistake. It remembers the code for what it was, and also for what it has become.
Using a utility like GitHub to store your code online is great for sharing your ideas within the community. It also allows for people to fork (copy) your code and work on it themselves without doing anything on the original. It is an amazing resource for when you are working in a team environment. It allows for multiple people to pull from one section of code to work on new code at the same time, without having to worry about someone accidentally deleting a segment you are currently working on.


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Updated 2/25/2015
Education:
- Masters of Science, Information Systems | University of San Francisco | Expected: August, 2016
- Bachelor of Arts, Political Science & International Affairs | George Mason University | June, 2010
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Reverse every natural instinct that you possess and do the opposite of what you are inclined to do everytime and you will probably come very close to having a perfect coding swing.This is the first time that we are going to organize such an event. Its kind of a maze-craze which has a fun element on one aspect and skill testing on the another. It is a individual event and will truly test your logics.
This event is set up in 2 portfolios : In the first section several compiled code are given and on the other hand you have to code the reverse logic of given codes. Whosoever winds up first with maximum score obtained in passing the test cases will breach the boundaries of their techinal skills.You can code in any language that you want to .So be ready to code in reverse world.
So brush up your basics and logics and buckle up to code and find a way back home.
COMPETITION RULES:
- It will be conducted onsite in BTKIT Dwarahat Campus.
- It is an individual event and teams aren’t allowed.
- We only allow college students to participate and hence certificates and prizes will be given to the winners.
- Each participant has to code the given problem statement and each problem has marks associated with it.
- Some hints will be provided after you guess the logics correctly.
- In case of a tie, timings will play role of tiebreakers.


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| Future Business Part B: Business to be taken in Westminster Hall
Includes the items of business to be taken at sittings of the House in Westminster Hall. Sittings of the House take place in Westminster Hall on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9.30 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. and 2.00 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. and on Thursdays from 2.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. (in the latter case with extra time if there have been suspensions owing to divisions in the House or a Committee of the whole House). For Business for the period ending on Thursday 22 October 2009 see Part A of this Paper. For Remaining Orders and Notices see Part C of this Paper. For Other Future Business see Part D of this Paper. For Notices of Business to be taken in European Committees see Part E of this Paper. |
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Debate on Sure Start progression.
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Now you can replace the old windows calculator with this cool online calculator.
This is how it works:
Download and install a small program that will replace the windows calculator with this site.
If you run the windows calculator when connected to the internet, this web site will be opened.
If you run the windows calculator when not connected, the old calculator will open.
We currently support windows 95, 98, 2000 and XP, and is not supported on Vista or Windows 7
let us know
It's just 56k, should download in less than 3 seconds
Once the download completes, run the file.
If you want to un-install and revert to the windows calculator,
go to the control panel (Start | Settings | Control Panel) , select Add or remove programs, find the entry
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int[] nums = {0, 1, 2, 3, 4}; for (int number : nums) { System.out.print(number + " "); System.out.println(number < 3 ? "is less than 3." : "is more than 3."); }
What is printed to the terminal when the above code is executed? (Note: my math may be wrong....)
0 is less than 3. 1 is less than 3. 2 is less than 3. 3 is more than 3. 4 is more than 3.
0 true 1 true 2 true 3 false 4 false
0 number < 3 ? " is less than 3." : " is more than 3." 1 number < 3 ? " is less than 3." : " is more than 3." 2 number < 3 ? " is less than 3." : " is more than 3." 3 number < 3 ? " is less than 3." : " is more than 3." 4 number < 3 ? " is less than 3." : " is more than 3."
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First thing for Threat Intelligence for the OSSIM version, is to check that your Alienvault is using Suricata plugin instead of Snort.
*To do this you will need to click Configuration -> Deployment, from the homepage. Once the Deployment model is loaded, double click the only Alienvault in the list
*Click Sensor COnfiguration, then change the view to Detection, check its on.
You can also turn on a couple other features that will help you monitor your assets better. Those two features are KISMET and NETFLOW.
To turn these two on you will need to go to configuration > Deployment and select the sensors option. Select your first sensor and click modify.
From there you will be presented with options for your sensor, scroll down to the check boxes and check KISMET, as well as go to the bottom of the page for the NETFLOW options and select Run and Configure.
Now your VM is ready to monitor incoming threats, but we need to check our alarms to make sure you have the right ones set up correctly.
To do this head to Threat Intelligence under the Configuration drop down. Select Data source from the top bar on that page. That page will load a lot of different sources to raise alarms.
Select and of the symbol that looks like a Page with the magnifying class (the last colomn in the row) this will load the editing source page.
To raise specific alarms for what you are trying to detect, you will need to raise the priority(alarm importance) and reliability(how much you trust this is a true attack) to capture alarms for you specific events.
So now we can start sending attacks through Armitage (a Cyber Security Class tool for Red and Blue teaming)
Once you have got in your kali linux VM and started sending hail mary attacks, the alarms are already pre-configured to be set when these attacks occur.
After you have gained access to the Windows XP machine through Armitage, come back to alienvault and we will check our Secuity Events and Alarms to check the details were captured correctly.
Directives
In order to see alarms for attacks you will need to set up a directive to alarm for that specific attack.
To set up a directive go to Configuration -> Threat Intelligence and select directives, when that page is loaded select new Directive.
These next steps will show you how to set up a DDOS attack for alarms, but any attack can be alarmed by repeating these steps and changing what is being detected.
Name the directive DDOS - Alert Test, Inten is Exploitation and Installation, Strategy will be Denial of Service - Hacking Tool.
Set priority to 5 and hit next. Name the Rule DDOS - Test Alert and Select Next.
Change event types to Taxonomy on the next page and add Alarm, as well as Intrusion Detection to the list on the left. On the next screen don't change anything and hit next. Same thing on the Network page. Select 10 for Reliability and select Finish
Now your Directive has been set up and you will have to reset the Alienvault server for the changes to take place.


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Waterworld Chad'z rating: * (out of 4 = poor) 1995, PG-13, 136 minutes [2 hours, 16 minutes] [science fiction/thriller] starring: Kevin Costner (The Mariner), Jeanne Tripplehorn (Helen), Dennis Hopper (Deacon), Tina Mojorino (Enola), produced by Charles Gordon, John Davis, Kevin Costner, written by Peter Roder, David Twohy, directed by Kevin Reynolds.
I feel sorry for the financial backers of "Waterworld," which is supposedly the most expensive film ever made (at $172 million!), and is also one of the stupidest - boy did they get ripped off! In fact, this film is not really a movie, but more of an amusement park ride with a plot. It's not even just another case of cliches strung together (well, it is that too), it's something that's painful to watch because it relishes in its flaws.
Kevin Costner stars as a man who is some kind of mutant half man/half fish. He is an explorer/mariner on an alternate Earth that is completely covered by water because the polar ice caps melted. He's referred to as The Mariner, but they "The Meaner" would have been a more appropriate title because he's cold, rigid, and strict - and he's supposed the be the good guy! He docks at a small floating village of sorts. He trades dirt for money and this introduces us to the other important characters. First we meet one of the villains, then the soon-to-be heroine, a child prodigy, a wacky inventor, and a group of primitive people that somehow have some of the technology we have today, but also some of the low-tech tools used by pirates and Vikings.
Immediately the film's biggest flaw is apparent: are these people primitive or highly advanced? It doesn't seem like anyone can read yet they have Ski-Doos and airplanes! How are these things powered? And if they have airplanes, couldn't they just keep flying until they reached dry land? Also, if the planet is completely covered in water where did they get the materials to make these things? I'm sorry, I'm all for checking your brain at the door when going to the movies, but elements like these cannot go unnoticed because they draw our attention away from the story and confuse us. There was potential here for a good pirate story set in medieval times before modern technology, so why mix the two together? It doesn't make any sense.
There really isn't much of a plot here because the story moves so quickly it never takes time to explain anything. The only thing we learn is that the prodigy child, Enola (Mojorino), has a tattoo on her back that is supposedly a map to "Dryland." Who put the tattoo there and how come it has taken them this long to figure this out?
To make a long, boring, stupid, and just plain bad story short; the mariner escapes with a woman named Helen (Tripplehorn) and Enola.  The story becomes a overly grand adventure with the mariner taking on an army of goons, rescuing Enola, and bringing them all to salvation (how original).
Even with all its special effects, action, and adventure this film is boring. Not a single character is likable, therefore neither is the plot. Dennis Hopper completely rips off Jack Nicholson's Joker, while Costner just plain rips.
Still, "Waterworld" is professionally made with a good production design and an original idea but no substance to it. I just hope they don't make a sequel!
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Serves 2
This spicy, eclectic barbecue dish is a great way to impress your guests.
To make the marinated chicken, mix the yoghurt, harissa, garlic and lemon juice together in a large bowl. Add the chicken and coat well. Cover and marinate in the fridge overnight.
Preheat a barbecue to hot.
Meanwhile, to make the chutney, heat the oil in a large saucepan over a medium heat and cook the onion until soft. Stir in the pineapple, mustard seeds, garlic, honey, vinegar and sugar and season with salt and pepper. Turn the heat down and cook gently for 1 hour. When cooked and sticky, stir in the green beans and set aside.
To make the dressing, mix the ingredients together in a bowl and set aside.
To cook the chicken, pierce the thighs with skewers and cook on the hot barbecue or griddle pan for 5–7 minutes on each side, or until cooked through.
To serve, put the salad leaves in a bowl and pour over the dressing. Slice the chicken and place on plates with some of the chutney and salad.


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My favourite spots!
Bay bridge
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Ykohama Muesium
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Personal Core Values
"Core values are the fundamental beliefs of a person or organization. These guiding principles dictate behavior and can help people understand the difference between right and wrong."
Based on the above definition I can assert that my personal core values are Honesty, Kindness
and Respect.
The truth always matters to me more than anything else.
If I value this quality so much is because when I was in Middle School I was the one who did not
behave correctly: “Let him who is without sin cast the first stone”, right?
Here’s what happened: I cheated during a Music test. I hadn't studied as well as I should have
so I
kept my book opened with all my notes under my desk and I shamelessly copied all the answers.
Well,
obviously I got caught by my teacher. I was not so smart as I thought, after all. He took both
my
test and my book without any admonition, I felt so ashamed of myself.
And so what? You would say.
The following day ,during an after school activity - choir practice - my Music teacher had the
brilliant idea to return the book to me and tell everybody what I did. It was so humiliating and
for
a child like me, shy and insecure, it was a pretty bad beating.
“Your values create your internal compass that can navigate how you make decisions in your life.  ― Roy T. Bennett
Maybe this could seem a ridiculous example but I learnt a lesson: after that episode I have never cheated
again, not once.
Being honest has become an essential part of my being, along with kindness and respect: by growing up I
realized that honesty cannot exist without them :“kindness without honesty is just lying, and
honesty
without kindness is just rudeness” (from the web).
I grew up in a family where honesty, trust and respect were the foundations of every relationship,
foundations that had to be earned not given away. My parents have always encouraged me to speak openly,
to confide in them and not hide anything. Of course listening to them was also part of the deal: I have
learnt to let finishing other people's sentences , be open to other suggestions, embrace others’ ideas
without judging from the start.
strengths and limitations
I took the Myers-Briggs personality test and got ISFJ-A -” The Defender”:
”The Defender personality type is quite unique, as many of their qualities defy the definition of their individual traits. Though sensitive, Defenders have excellent analytical abilities; though reserved, they have well-developed people skills and robust social relationships; and though they are generally a conservative type, Defenders are often receptive to change and new ideas. As with so many things, people with the Defender personality type are more than the sum of their parts, and it is the way they use these strengths that defines who they are.”
From the test result I identified the following strengths :
Reliable and Patient – Rather than offering sporadic, excited rushes that leave things
half finished, Defenders are meticulous and careful, taking a steady approach and bending with the needs
of the situation just enough to accomplish their end goals. Defenders not only ensure that things are
done to the highest standard, but often go well beyond what is required.
Enthusiastic – When the goal is right, Defenders take all this support, reliability and
imagination and apply it to something they believe will make a difference in people’s lives – whether
fighting poverty with a global initiative or simply making a customer’s day.
Loyal and Hard-Working – Given a little time, this enthusiasm grows into loyalty –
Defender personalities often form an emotional attachment to the ideas and organizations they’ve
dedicated themselves to. Anything short of meeting their obligations with good, hard work fails their
own expectations.
The test has also defined some of the weaknesses I empathize with:
Humble and Shy – The meek shall inherit the earth, but it’s a long road if they receive
no recognition at all. This is possibly Defenders’ biggest challenge, as they are so concerned with
others’ feelings that they refuse to make their thoughts known, or to take any duly earned credit for
their contributions. Defenders’ standards for themselves are also so high that, knowing they could have
done some minor aspect of a task better, they often downplay their successes entirely.
Take Things Too Personally –Defenders have trouble separating personal and impersonal
situations – any situation is still an interaction between two people, after all – and any negativity
from conflict or criticism can carry over from their professional to their personal lives, and back
again.
Overload Themselves – Their strong senses of duty and perfectionism combine with this
aversion to emotional conflict to create a situation where it is far too easy for Defenders to overload
themselves – or to be overloaded by others – as they struggle silently to meet everyone’s expectations,
especially their own.
During my first work experience I was working as a back-office employee for a company who provided insurance packages on behalf of a Bank to its clients. The final step before sending those packages away, consisted in printing the Welcome Letter for each customer and put both the letter and the assurance package in an envelope. The heading of each letter was selected based on the type of package chosen. My mistake was to print all the letters (something like over 200) with the same heading. I was so mortified for that ridiculous mistake that I soon as I noticed it, I immediately reported the issue to one of my superiors and I offered to skip my lunch in order to print the right letters. Armed with a lot of patience I spent that afternoon inputting all those letters in their respective envelope so they could be collected for shipping the same evening. From this experience I have learnt to keep more attention on what I am doing, check every detail before doing something and taking responsibility for my actions.
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keep me going, despite the obstacles that I may encounter, and reach my goal.
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because I wanted to earn some money and on the other hand because I needed to gain new skills for
future opportunities.
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client
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I had to listen to all his complaints and be treated in a bad way.
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anymore, I started crying. I went to my boss and resigned from my position.
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FlyingDutchman28-Jul-19 02:46 PM
is it just me or is k64 overhyped on this channel
i mean theres a lot of competing projects in the blockchain gaming space
and theyve made some real headway in terms of public awareness
what makes k64 special
tolken28-Jul-19 02:52 PM
No idea what makes it special. They haven’t really done a good job explaining how or why people should use it - yet. At the bare minimum, it’s special because it’s the only project of its kind that leveraged Kmd, which will let it scale in ways many other projects can’t.(edited)
bishop28-Jul-19 02:53 PM
I own some but it certainly comes across as more hype than substance. Conflicting information seems to be put out as well and no one really clarifies much of anything.... just the standard wait for more information to be released.
And for the size of the team, it seems pretty crazy they are aiming for that many games when they don't have anything to show at this time
I'm basically taking a wait-and-see-approach, but certainly not adding anymore
tolken28-Jul-19 02:56 PM
It is weird to me that they’re making all these games rarher than just making at least one as a proof of concept and learning from it.
Neko28-Jul-19 02:56 PM
>it’s the only project of its kind that leveraged Kmd, which will let it scale in ways many other projects can’t
basically this
tolken28-Jul-19 02:58 PM
Maybe proof of gameplay is exciting to some people - but maybe it isn’t. I guess@we’ll see.
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 nothing makes btc special, other than the fact thst it was the first. since it was the first more people know it and have it. for new startups entering the space, especially in a compettuve cateogry such as gaminng, there is a high level of scrutiny
Markus28-Jul-19 03:34 PM
looks like something is about to happen
i quess nobody would be surprised if it dumps
low volume tho
so something is cooking
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Jul-19 03:36 PM
Well, there's your answer:
It's special because some people think it's special
it could have been just as easily been named 000004379b8ecffefa1da0dec48961bf4ddddb3c3efc147be482e4400441b2ec and done the same thing
Markus28-Jul-19 03:38 PM
bitcoin is bitcoin....just like litecoin is litecoin thats how it is
usd is usd
shitcoin or not as u like
depends what ur goal with it is
if u trade it and make money then who care if tech is not good
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phm8728-Jul-19 03:44 PM
Marketcap of usd is higher than btc whatever usd tech is not very well documented nor its (recent) stats. I found no github no explorer and no blockchain of usd. Why comparing tech when it comes to prices ? XVG have a twitter army and poor tech but its marketcap is comparable to kmd. Or maybe the 1/tech theory is correct, I don t know
Markus28-Jul-19 03:51 PM
never used LN probably never will i can wait and obviously wont spend btc on buying things with it(edited)
Alright28-Jul-19 03:55 PM
obviously wont spend btc on buying things with it not obvious to me?
Markus28-Jul-19 03:57 PM
Also discussing what coins and tech or whatever is good and not never leads to anywhere....ppl will always defend their favourites
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Jul-19 03:57 PM
Yeah, who wants to use a currency to buy things?  Now If you're a legal citizen who dares to speculate on an asset class that the ussa doesnt approve of, you will be targeted and labelled a criminal by the same orginazation. the moment of reckoning is coming.
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bishop28-Jul-19 04:36 PM
I left a message to the IRS asking for clarity as I received a letter.  Going down the road of filing numerous amended returns when this feels more like a fishing expedition from a mass mailing to all coinbase customers is silly(edited)
Then you have all the exchanges that are no more over the years: cryptsy, mintpal, cryptopia, etc.  I anticipate a wave of irs related scams related to this bs.
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dan.28-Jul-19 05:04 PM
Currently how kyced are all the stable coin gateways?
The IRS is friggen nuts btw
Why not make cryptos, you know their own type asset class and establish fair rules. Rules are hard to enforce but a million times harder when they make 0 sense
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Jul-19 05:10 PM
they're not intended to make sense
the whole point is to trip you up, charge you more, and increase revenue
far more "laws" and "regulations" are about creation of government revenue than anything else
dan.28-Jul-19 05:12 PM
I'm sure and I tend to agree. The issue with cryptos is this is blatently evident, at least to people who really know the implications of cryptocurrency. I do think the US crypto rules will change due to this but maybe I'm a little too optimistic
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Jul-19 05:14 PM
the idea is two-fold, actually
the above and the more of a hassle it is, the less adoption will take place and the safer the Fed's hold on power is
dan.28-Jul-19 05:14 PM
Definition of a crypto aside, If anything good comes out of things like libra, maybe it's the lobbying money to reform the tax statuses of crypto
That's true too. The current status quo inhibits crypto activity(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Jul-19 05:15 PM
libra will be an NSA/CIA controlled one-off that will have its own exemptions
dan.28-Jul-19 05:16 PM
That may be the case too
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴28-Jul-19 05:21 PM
not really a "may"
dude said in the hearing that they will not launch without congressional approval
and congress will not approve without governmental ability to enforce seizure and forfeiture
actionslacks28-Jul-19 05:24 PM
so its a no go unless govt gets a node? and the ability to roll back transactions? do they even understand how this thing works?
Hollowman900028-Jul-19 05:43 PM
By edict of the King, your money is no longer yours. Go and be without, peasantry
Choose to be a tire, better know what vehicle you’re signing on to
actionslacks28-Jul-19 05:55 PM
they'd never let that happen, much easier to pick us off one by one while no one realizes that the culling has already begun. anyone with the utter gall to beleivevthat the usd is not the ONLY viable currency in the ussa is literally on the list now.
actionslacks28-Jul-19 06:09 PM
cant say I didnt see it coming. what a time to be alive. they are finally showing their hand. and the only play they had is is a bluff.
LocoMB28-Jul-19 06:11 PM
altcoin dogdays incoming- most of the shitcoins will be sinking slowly overet he next years...
I have been browsing bitcointalk and all CMC for new/ innovative stuff- nope... a handful will remain, the rest is beaniebabies
차미숙28-Jul-19 06:11 PM
Exciting to see govt fighting
LocoMB28-Jul-19 06:12 PM
yeah that is always fun!
차미숙28-Jul-19 06:13 PM
I think if you think about the next 10 years, best roi lies in alts
In like the whole investment space
The Warren buffett moment
But there are many pets dot com in altspace so gotta be careful
by attacking american's access to crypto they are attacking crypto itself. I would imagine that the majority of crypto investment originates in the states.
Markus28-Jul-19 07:10 PM
i think china and so on are way bigger then america when it comes to crypto investments
actionslacks28-Jul-19 07:25 PM
Japan buys the most per capita, but when comparing the sheer amount of money thrown at it America has to be at least more than half. The U.S. has the highest number of cryptocurrency users, the highest number of Bitcoin ATMs and also the highest Bitcoin trading volumes globally.


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Shows summary information for tables in the database. The view filters system tables and shows only user-defined tables.
You can use the SVV_TABLE_INFO view to diagnose and address table design issues that can influence query performance, including issues with compression encoding, distribution keys, sort style, data distribution skew, table size, and statistics. The SVV_TABLE_INFO view doesn't return any information for empty tables.
The SVV_TABLE_INFO view summarizes information from the STV_BLOCKLIST, STV_PARTITIONS, STV_TBL_PERM, and STV_SLICES system tables and from the PG_DATABASE, PG_ATTRIBUTE, PG_CLASS, PG_NAMESPACE, and PG_TYPE catalog tables.
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Table Columns
| Column Name | Data Type | Description |
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| table | text | Table name. |
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| size | bigint | Size of the table, in 1 MB data blocks. |
| pct_used | numeric(10,4) | Percent of available space that is used by the table. |
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select "table", encoded, diststyle, sortkey1, skew_sortkey1, skew_rows from svv_table_info order by 1; table | encoded | diststyle | sortkey1 | skew_sortkey1 | skew_rows ---------------+---------+-----------------+--------------+---------------+---------- category | N | EVEN | | | date | N | ALL | dateid | 1.00 | event | Y | KEY(eventid) | dateid | 1.00 | 1.02 listing | Y | KEY(listid) | dateid | 1.00 | 1.01 sales | Y | KEY(listid) | dateid | 1.00 | 1.02 users | Y | KEY(userid) | userid | 1.00 | 1.01 venue | N | ALL | venueid | 1.00 | (7 rows)


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Initial States¶
An initial state in Aqua is an object that defines a starting state for one of the Variational Forms and a trial state to be evolved by the Quantum Phase Estimation (QPE) algorithm. An initial state allows the user to define a state, either declaratively or programmatically, and then provides a circuit that can take the starting point of all zero qubits to the defined state.
Extending the Initial State Library
Consistent with its unique design, Aqua has a modular and
extensible architecture. Algorithms and their supporting objects, such as initial states for
variational forms and Quantum Phase Estimation (QPE), are pluggable modules in Aqua.
New initial states are typically installed in the qiskit_aqua/utils/initial_states
folder and derive from
the InitialState
class. Aqua also allows for
Dynamically Discovered Components: new initial states can register themselves
as Aqua extensions and be dynamically discovered at run time independent of their
location in the file system.
This is done in order to encourage researchers and
developers interested in
Contributing to Aqua to extend the Aqua framework with their novel research contributions.
Aqua supplies the following three initial states:
Zero¶
This initial state is suitable for those situations in which the all-zeroes state is the desired starting state. This is the case for a vacuum state in physics or chemistry. The zero initial state has no parameters and is, therefore, not configurable. Configuring the use of the zero initial state will create the zero state based solely on the number of qubits.
Declarative Name
When referring to the zero initial state declaratively inside Aqua, its code name
, by which Aqua dynamically discovers and loads it,
is ZERO
.
Hartree-Fock¶
This initial state is specific for chemistry-related experiments. It corresponds to a molecule’s Hartree-Fock state. In computational physics and chemistry, the Hartree–Fock method is a way to approximate the determination of the wave function and the energy of a quantum many-body system in a stationary state. The Hartree–Fock method often assumes that the exact, \(N\)-body wave function of the system can be approximated by a single Slater determinant in the case where the particles are fermions) of \(N\) spin-orbitals. By invoking the variational method, one can derive a set of \(N\)-coupled equations for the \(N\) spin orbitals. A solution of these equations yields the Hartree–Fock wave function and energy of the system. For both atoms and molecules, the Hartree–Fock solution is the central starting point for most methods that describe the many-electron system more accurately. In Aqua, for example, the Hartree-Fock solution is often the ideal starting state for the Variational Forms and a trial state to be evolved by the Quantum Phase Estimation (QPE) algorithm. For example, when the transformation type of a chemistry operator is set to be particle hole, then the configuration of the initial qubit state offsetting the computation of the final result should be set to be the Hartree-Fock energy of the molecule in the Input File. Hartree-Fock is also the preferred initial state when using the Unitary Coupled Cluster Singles and Doubles (UCCSD) and SwapRz variational forms.
The following parameters allow the Hartree-Fock initial state to be configured:
The total number of spin orbitals for which the Hartree-Fock initial state is to be created:
num_orbitals = 1 | 2 | ...
This parameter expects a positive
int
value.The total number of particles for which the Hartree-Fock initial state is to be created:
num_particles = 1 | 2 | ...
This parameter expects a positive
int
value.The desired Translators from fermions to qubits:
qubit_mapping = jordan_wigner | parity | bravyi_kitaev
This parameter takes a value of type
str
. Currently, only the three values above are supported, but new qubit mappings can easily be plugged in. Specifically:"jordan_wigner"
corresponds to the Jordan-Wigner transformation."parity"
, the default value for thequbit_mapping
parameter, corresponds to the Parity mapping transformation. When this mapping is selected, it is possible to reduce by 2 the number of qubits required by the computation without loss of precision by setting thetwo_qubit_reduction
parameter toTrue
, as explained next."bravyi_kitaev"
corresponds to the Bravyi-Kitaev transformation, also known as binary-tree-based qubit mapping.
A Boolean flag specifying whether or not to apply the precision-preserving two-qubit reduction optimization:
two_qubit_reduction : bool
The default value for this parameter is
True
. When the parity mapping is selected, andtwo_qubit_reduction
is set toTrue
, then the operator can be reduced by two qubits without loss of precision.Warning
If the mapping from fermionic to qubit is set to something other than the parity mapping, the value assigned to
two_qubit_reduction
is ignored.
Note
When the auto_substitutions
flag in the problem
section of the
Input File
is set to True
, which is the default, the values of parameters
num_particles
and num_orbitals
are automatically computed by Aqua Chemistry
when Hartree-Fock
is selected as the value of the name
parameter in the InitialState
section.
As such, their configuration is disabled; the user will not be required, or even allowed, to assign values to
these two parameters. This is also reflected in the GUI, where
these parameters will be grayed out and uneditable as long as auto_substitutions
is set to True
in the problem
section.
Furthermore, Aqua Chemistry automatically sets
parameters qubit_mapping
and two_qubit_reduction
in section initial_state
when
HartreeFock
is selected as the value of the name
parameter. Specifically, Aqua Chemistry sets qubit_mapping
and two_qubit_reduction
to the values the user assigned to them in the operator
section
of the input file in order to enforce parameter/value matching across these different
sections. As a result, the user will only have to configure qubit_mapping
and two_qubit_reduction
in the operator
section; the configuration of these two
parameters in section initial_states
is disabled,
as reflected also in the GUI, where the values of these two parameters are only
editable in the operator
section, and otherwise grayed out in the
initial_state
section when the name
parameter is set to HartreeFock
.
On the other hand, if auto_substitutions
is set to False
,
then the end user has the full responsibility for the entire
configuration.
Warning
Setting auto_substitutions
to False
, while
made possible for experimental purposes, should only
be done with extreme care, since it could easily lead to misconfiguring
the entire experiment and producing imprecise results.
Declarative Name
When referring to the Hartree-Fock initial state declaratively inside Aqua, its code name
, by which Aqua dynamically discovers and loads it,
is HartreeFock
.
Custom¶
Should the Zero and Hartree-Fock pre-defined initial states not meet the user’s needs for a particular quantum experiment, this option allows the user of Aqua to fully customize the initial state for Variational Forms and the Quantum Phase Estimation (QPE) algorithm by directly configuring a custom probability distribution for the state vector. No matter what custom probability distribution the user chooses, the state vector will be normalized by Aqua, so the total probability represented is \(1.0\). Setting up a custom probability distribution requires assigning a value to the following parameters:
The state vector corresponding to a specific custom probability distribution:
state = "zero" | "uniform" | "random"
The
state
parameter accepts astr
value. Currently, the following threestr
values are supported:"zero"
— This setting configures the state vector with the zero probability distribution, and is effectively equivalent to the Zero initial state."uniform"
— This setting configures the state vector with the uniform probability distribution. All the qubits are set in superposition, each of them being initialized to the Hadamard gate, which means that a measurement will have equal probabilities to become \(1\) or \(0\)."random"
— This setting assigns the elements of the state vector according to a random probability distribution.
The state vector itself:
state_vector : [complex, complex, ... , complex]
The
state_vector
parameter allows a specific custom initial state to be defined as a list ofcomplex
numbers. The length of the list must be \(2^q\), where \(q\) is the total number of qubits.Warning
The
InitialState
Application Programming Interface (API) exposes an initialization method,init_args
, that allows for programmatically settingnum_qubits
, the number of qubits in theInitialState
object. However, when configured declaratively, Aqua and its domain specific applications (Aqua Chemistry, Aqua Artificial Intelligence, and Aqua Optimization) do not expose a configuration parameter in anInitialState
object to set the number of qubits to use in an experiment. This is because, when it is used as a tool to execute experiments, Aqua is working at a higher, more abstract level. In such cases, the number of qubits is computed internally at run time based on the particular experiment, and passed programmatically toinit_args
. Manually configuring the state vector, therefore, requires knowing the number of qubits \(q\), since the length of the state vector is \(2^q\). Providing a state vector of the wrong size will generate a run-time error. Therefore, caution should be used when manually configuring the state vector.Note
When the state vector is manually configured, any value assigned to the
state
parameter to specify a custom probability distribution will be ignored.
Declarative Name
When referring to the custom initial state declaratively inside Aqua, its code name
, by which Aqua dynamically discovers and loads it,
is CUSTOM
.


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As students or their parents begin to explore their postsecondary education options, they may begin to wonder about the difference between colleges and universities. Many people assume that college refers to a private institution and a university refers to a state-funded school. Other people may think that a university provides a better education than a college. In reality, the difference between a college and a university is much more difficult to define.


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Software Developer, Tai Chi Teacher, Photographer, Musical Composer
{{< /blocks/cover >}} {{< blocks/section >}}Andy Bulka is a Python and Full Stack Web Javascript Developer at Wware Consulting in Melbourne, Australia.
👉 See Wware Consulting and Contracting offerings.
Prior to this he was a developer at Nexus 6 and Telstra - building Django websites and building Python teams.
Prior to this he was Director of Software Development at Magian Design Studio - overseeing the architecture and design quality of Magian software systems. Before joining Magian, Andy spent several years as chief software architect at Austhink Software, responsible for delivering world class "visual thinking" diagramming software for both the educational and professional markets.
He has over 25 years of hands on software development and architectural experience, specializing in highly visual and interactive desktop applications, web 2.0 sites, games, and multimedia software. He now works with Python and Javascript technologies.
He runs an ocassional "Design Patterns" and Object Oriented design workshop around Australia and is the author of several academic papers on design patterns.
Andy is a regular speaker at user groups around Melbourne, Australia and has a blog https://abulka.github.io/ (www.andypatterns.com).
See also the Melbourne Patterns Group website.
👉 See also my Tai Chi website.
👉 See also my Photography website.
👉 See also my Musical Compositions website.
👉 See also my Philosophy website.


Documentation Index
The Elko server framework supports real-time stateful multiuser networked applications, such as multiplayer games, real-time auctions, or online messaging, all built around the Context-User-Item object model. This page is a guide to the available documentation.
| Elko Tutorial | A programmer's walkthrough of the how to program server applications using Elko. |
| The Context-User-Item Object Model | A detailed explanation of the object model that is the key organizing abstraction for applications built using Elko. |
| JSON Messaging | Our conventions for using JSON to represent messages from one machine or process to another, both in traffic between client & server and in traffic among servers. |
| Server View of C-U-I | A description of the important objects in the Context-User-Item object model, in terms of how they are realized on the Context Server. |
| Client View of C-U-I | A description of the important objects in the Context-User-Item object model, in terms of how they are seen by clients. |
| Server Mods Reference | Mods are the main abstraction you will use to extend the Context Server's functionality to implement your application. However, in addition to programming new mods of your own, a variety of generally useful mods are already provided as part of the toolkit we distribute. This document describes these in detail. |
| Client Mods Reference | The various mods that come bundled with the server each introduce new message protocols that expose these mods' functionality to clients. These protocols are described here. |
| Server Javadoc Pages | Detailed documentation on the Java APIs for coding the server side of your application. |
| HTTP Transport for JSON Messaging | The protocol by which we efficiently synthesize a sessionful, symmetric, bidirectional, asynchronous message channel out of an ongoing series of transient, asymmetric, synchronous, RPC-style HTTP requests. |
| Director Server Protocols | A reference guide to the various protocols by which Directors provide their services to Context Servers. |
| Gatekeeper Server Protocols | A reference guide o the various protocols by which Gatekeepers provide their services to Directors and Context Servers. |
| Repository Server Protocols | A reference guide to the various protocols by which Repositories provide their services to other servers. |
| Presence Server Protocols | A reference guide to the various protocols by which Presence Servers provide their services to Context Servers. |
| Broker Server Protocols | A reference guide to the various protocols by which Brokers enable the various different kinds of servers to locate each other, and by which a Broker can manage the operation of the overall constellation of servers. |
| Server Configuration Property Reference | An excruciatingly detailed reference guide to all the various different Java property settings used to configure the various kinds of servers to do the things they do. |


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