Indian Men and Women Volleyball Teams Enter SAG 2019 Semi-Finals
The Indian men's and women's volleyball teams notched up similar straight game victories to cruise to the semifinals.
The Indian men’s and women’s volleyball teams notched up similar straight game victories to cruise to the semifinals of the 13th South Asian Games in Kathmandu on Friday.
The men’s team beat host Nepal 25-15, 25-13, 25-16 to top group A, while the women’s side defeated Bangladesh 25-8, 25-11, 25-9.
The women’s team will take on Maldives in the semifinals on Saturday.
Though the formal opening ceremony of the 13th South Asian Games will take place on Sunday, some sports events have already begun.
Over 2700 athletes will compete for 1119 medals, including 319 gold, in 26 game categories. As many as 499 athletes from India are participating in the biggest sporting event of South Asia.
The closing ceremony will be held on December 10.
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So, I have to say it… Jerry is onto something with the Worker Proposal system. I think it’s proven to be pretty effective in a number of cases and coins to decentralize the work necessary to grow various blockchains and their networks. I think Steem could benefit from having one.
If you’re unfamiliar with a worker proposal system it’s essentially a fund that is segregated by the block. People can submit projects to the fund and be paid for working on behalf of the Steemit community.
I’m not an expert on worker proposal systems themselves so I don’t want to dive into exactly how the worker proposal side of things should work, but @timcliff and I have been poking around in the block this week and we think we have a way to pay for this. Personally, I want to simultaneously unwind one of my least favorite aspects of the Steem blockchain as it stands today, distribution, while enabling a block empowering worker system that should lift up the whole platform.
As we say in New England “a rising tide lifts all ships.” We’re at $2, and if we did nothing except for hang in in for the ride that btc is on we’d be at $6. This platform is amazing and undervalued, and I think we have to do a little more to get investor attention. I think this could be it.
Distribution now
93% of the Steem sits in less than 1% of the accounts. That’s not good for us. In fact I think it hurts us and our credibility as a network substantially. Three things contributed to this more than anything else. Initial distribution of Steem. Mining of Steem. Stake weighted inflation of Steem.
Not only did some accounts get early access to large amounts of steem, followed by some of the earliest accounts having access to mining which has added up to at least 10 Million Steem to a handful of accounts, but then arguably worse than all of that we had Stake Weighted Inflation set at a ridiculous percent. So, all that early access Steem grew at least 2X and possibly larger simply because we had an absurd inflation on the platform. Instead of it being dolled out in post rewards to active users it went to the people who ALREADY had the most Steem on the platform. Essentially the Steem holders grew their stake by a massive margin and it drove the price down to seven cents.
We can do better
We have an incredible network. We often have the most transactions out of any block. We hold the record for most transactions. We are the fastest block going. We have free transactions. We have 30k active daily users and growing. We have a ton going for us, but we’re undervalued relative to other chains and their block activity by about 100X maybe even 1000X (check out http://blocktivity.info/ for where I’m pulling that number out of). I think we’re still crawling our way out of stake weighted inflation shoving the price down to seven cents.
Stake weighted inflation was toned way down, but it still exists. It’s hard coded into the block that 15% of the newly minted Steem that hits the platform from inflation goes to stake holders. As of yesterday you can see that the effective stake weighted inflation rate is at 7% of all the steem rewards that come through platform inflation. This number changes due to a number of factors, but it fights to get to 15%.
How much is that?
For ease of Math the platform has 260M tokens outstanding. It has a 10% inflation. 26M tokens will be produced in the next 12 months. Of those tokens 7-15% of them will go to the less than 1% of all accounts that have the most stake already. This is roughly 1.8M Steem on the low end 4.5M Steem on the high end. This is worth $4-9M USD over the next 12 months (without any additional changes to the price of Steem).
Which sounds more likely to skyrocket Steem?
Whales have roughly 6M more Steem.
Steem as a community has a strong worker proposal system funded with 6M +/- 3M USD enabling thousands of projects to get off the ground.
Yes, whales will get slightly less Steem, but I think the value of every individual Steem they already have will be worth loads more.
I’m pro-investor
Please don’t take this the wrong way. I’m not anti-whale. I think our investors should be rewarded heavily. I want investors to be rewarded on the platform. I’m glad they earn a healthy amount by posting, curating, delegating, and bidboting without the extra lovekick through stake weighted inflation to merit an investment here.
I also think if there’s a vibrant community working specifically on the Steem blockchain and all its possible needs we’ll rise up much faster than what we’re currently doing. In short I think this will provide a better investment opportunity to investors who are looking to maximize Steem value.
tl:dr
Rather than grant steem on stake weighted inflation lets send it into a worker proposal system.
If you’re a whale please ask yourself which is going to earn you more money. Even more Steem sitting in the largest accounts or a worker system designed to improve projects in a decentralized way, to spread the gospel of the blockchain, make product improvements, help bring in investors, build applications, and a ton of small projects that people do with $3-7.5M meant to grow this platform.
Should be fun and I hope many of the whales on the platform vocally support a plan like this.
What do you think?
This post was authored on mspsteem.com. It’s a clone of steemit.com, but it is managed by @netuoso and has a 5% beneficiary to @minnowsupport to help the newest members of this community get off to a good start.
This page is synchronized from the post: ‘Steem Works: A Funding Mechanism for a Worker Proposal System’


The evolution equation of orbit and weight can be generally written as
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where H1 and H2 are known function. Note that E, as well as r and v, depends on time t. However E is not speciﬁed as an evolution equation. Instead, E is determined by a ﬁeld equation, namely Poisson’s equation.
The classical 4th Runge-Kutta time integrator requires four evaluations of the function appearing on the right-hand side of the equation of motion per time step. In PIC method, this corresponds to that the ﬁeld equation needs to be solved for four times. For large-scale simulation (e.g. spatial three-dimension simulation), solving the ﬁeld equation is usually time-consuming. Considering this, lower order Runge-Kutta (e.g. 2nd order), which requires fewer times of evaluation of functions (and thus fewer times of solving the ﬁeld equation) may be preferred in practice.
We use the 2nd Runge-Kutta method to integrate orbit and weight of markers. In this method, r, v, and w are ﬁrst integrated from tn to the half time-step tn+1∕2 using (rn,vn,En) to evaluate the right-hand side of Eqs. (118) and (119). Then we solve the Poisson’s equation at tn+1∕2 to obtain En+1∕2 using the already obtained values of (rn+1∕2,vn+1∕2,wn+1∕2). After En+1∕2 is obtained, r, v, and w are integrated from tn to tn+1 by using the values at the half time-step, namely (rn+1∕2,vn+1∕2,wn+1∕2,En+1∕2). Forgetting to solve the ﬁeld equation at tn+1∕2 to get En+1∕2 is one of the mistakes I made during writing the code. Forgetting to do this means that I am still using En, instead of En+1∕2, in taking the full step from tn to tn+1, which amounts to the (inaccurate and thus may be unstable) Euler scheme.
[Besides, the leapfrog scheme (2nd order accuracy) is often adopted to integrate the equations of motion. This scheme is given by
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where ai = ai(xi) is the acceleration of the particle at the time step i. The leapfrog scheme given by Eqs. (121) and (120) can be equivalently written as[6]
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The leapfrog scheme given by Eqs. (122) and (123) was implemented in my code, but was not tested seriously (I usually used the 2n Runge-Kutta method discussed above). Note that, for electrostatic case, a(i+1) is independent of v(i+1) and depends only on x(i+1), which is already obtained by Eq. (122). Thus the scheme given by Eqs. (122) and (123) is still an explicit scheme.]


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Class that represents SDLXX object that initializes the audio API. More...
#include <SDLXX_mixer.h>
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| enum | Subsystem : int32_t { Subsystem::FLAC = 0x00000001, Subsystem::MOD = 0x00000002, Subsystem::MP3 = 0x00000008, Subsystem::OGG = 0x00000010, Subsystem::MID = 0x00000020, Subsystem::OPUS = 0x00000040 } |
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| SDLXX_mixer (const std::unordered_set< Subsystem > &subsystems={}) | |
| Construct a new SDLXX_mixer object that initializes the specified Subsystems of the library. More... | |
| ~SDLXX_mixer () | |
| Destroy the SDLXX_mixer object cleaning up all initialized subsystems. More... | |
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| static sdlxx::core::Version | getCompiledSdlVersion () |
| Get the SDL_mixer version the library was compiled against. More... | |
| static sdlxx::core::Version | getLinkedSdlVersion () |
| Get the SDL_mixer version the library was linked against. More... | |
Class that represents SDLXX object that initializes the audio API.
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Construct a new SDLXX_mixer object that initializes the specified Subsystems of the library.
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Destroy the SDLXX_mixer object cleaning up all initialized subsystems.
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Get the SDL_mixer version the library was compiled against.
This is determined by what header the compiler used. Note that if you dynamically linked the library, you might have a slightly newer or older version at runtime. That version can be determined with SDLXX_mixer::getLinkedSdlVersion()
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Get the SDL_mixer version the library was linked against.
If you are linking to SDL_mixer dynamically, then it is possible that the current version will be different than the version you compiled against.


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The Binet ellipsoid occurs in the description of the free rotation of an asymetrical rigid body. The curves trace the path of the angular momentum vector as seen from a frame of reference fixed in the body:
The curves are given by the intersection of the two surfaces
\[ \frac{L_1^2}{2I_1} + \frac{L_2^2}{2I_2} + \frac{L_3^2}{2I_3} = T \hspace{5em} L_1^2 + L_2^2 + L_3^2 = L^2 \]with the conventions and restrictions
\[ I_1 < I_2 < I_3 \hspace{5em} 2TI_1 < L^2 < 2TI_3 \]The curves are thus the intersection of an angular momentum sphere with an energy ellipsoid. The equation for the sphere is used to eliminate either L1 (the vertical blue axis) or L3 (the left red axis) from the equation of the ellipsoid. The resulting ellipse is then parametrized by modifying a circle with appropriate scalings.
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FAT32 Tools
zeptoforth comes with a variety of words for manipulating files and directories in FAT32 filesystems. Directories can be created, listed, removed, and renamed, and files can be created, appended, overwritten, dumped, removed, and renamed.
zeptoforth includes support for including code for execution within FAT32 filesystems. This includes support for handling nested included files, up to a maximum of eight included files. Note that including code is intended to only be done from within the main task, and undefined results may occur if done from within any other task.
fat32-tools
The fat32-tools
module contains the following words:
x-fs-not-set
( – )
Current filesystem not set exception.
x-include-stack-overflow
( – )
Include stack overflow exception, raised if the number of nested includes exceeds eight includes.
current-fs!
( fs – )
Set the current FAT32 filesystem. This filesystem is a subclass of <base-fat32-fs>
in the fat32
module.
current-fs@
( – fs )
Get the current FAT32 filesystem. This filesystem is a subclass of <base-fat32-fs>
in the fat32
module.
load-file
( file – )
Load code from a file in the FAT32 filesystem. Note that the file object will be duplicated in the process.
included
( path-addr path-u – )
Load code from a file with the specified path in the current include FAT32 filesystem.
include
( “path” – )
Load code from a file with the specified path as a token in the current include FAT32 filesystem.
list-dir
( path-addr path-u – )
List a directory at the specified path.
create-file
( data-addr data-u path-addr path-u – )
Create a file at the specified path and write data to it.
create-dir
( path-addr path-u – )
Create a directory at the specified path.
copy-file
( path-addr path-u new-path-addr new-path-u – )
Copy a file from an existing path to a new path.
append-file
( data-addr data-u path-addr path-u – )
Write data to the end of a file at the specified path.
write-file
( data-addr data-u path-addr path-u – )
Overwrite a file at the specified path with data and then truncate it afterwards.
write-file-window
( data-addr data-u offset-u path-addr path-u – )
Write data at an offset to a file at the specified path without truncating it.
dump-file
( path-addr path-u – )
Dump the contents of a file at the specified path to the console as hexadecimal bytes plus ASCII.
dump-file-window
( offset-u length-u path-addr path-u – )
Dump the contents of a defined window in a file at the specified path to the console as hexadecimal bytes plus ASCII
dump-file-raw
( path-addr path-u – )
Dump the contents of a file at the specified path to the console as raw data, without processing.
dump-file-raw-window
( offset-u length-u path-addr path-u – )
Dump the contents of a defined window in a file at the specified path to the console as raw data, without processing.
dump-file-ascii
( path-addr path-u – )
Dump the contents of a file at the specified path to the console as ASCII.
dump-file-ascii-window
( offset-u length-u path-addr path-u – )
Dump the contents of a defined window in a file at the specified path to the console as ASCII.
dump-file-halfs
( path-addr path-u – )
Dump the contents of a file at the specified path to the console as hexadecimal halfwords plus ASCII.
dump-file-halfs-window
( offset-u length-u path-addr path-u – )
Dump the contents of a defined window in a file at the specified path to the console as hexadecimal halfwords plus ASCII
dump-file-cells
( path-addr path-u – )
Dump the contents of a file at the specified path to the console as hexadecimal cells plus ASCII.
dump-file-cells-window
( offset-u length-u path-addr path-u – )
Dump the contents of a defined window in a file at the specified path to the console as hexadecimal cells plus ASCII
read-file
( buffer-addr buffer-u offset-u path-addr path-u – read-u )
Read a file at the specified path, from an offset from the start of the file, to a fixed-sized buffer and return the length in bytes actually read.
file-size@
( path-addr path-u – size-u )
Get the size in bytes of a file at the specified path.
exists?
( path-addr path-u – exists? )
Get whether a file or directory exists at the specified path.
remove-file
( path-addr path-u – )
Remove a file at the specified path.
remove-dir
( path-addr path-u – )
Remove a directory at the specified path. Note that it must be empty aside from the .
and ..
entries.
rename
( path-addr path-u new-name-addr new-name-u – )
Rename a file or directory at the specified path to a new name (not path). Note that files’ and directories’ parent directories cannot be changed with this word.
file?
( path-addr path-u – file? )
Get whether the entry at a specified path is a file.
dir?
( path-addr path-u – dir? )
Get whether the entry at a specified path is a directory.


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BEST IN SHOW (2000) / ***
Directed by Christopher Guest. Screenplay by Guest and Eugene Levy. Starring Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, Parker Posey. Running time: 90 minutes. Rated PG by the MFCB. Reviewed on December 4th, 2000.
By SHANNON PATRICK SULLIVAN
I'm a cat lover by nature. The only pets I've ever kept have been cats, and I have absolutely no interest in owning a dog. Sure, I like dogs in general (well, some dogs), and I can appreciate the pleasure that others derive from them. But I've never comprehended the more bizarre extremes that dog owners can sometimes go to: dressing them up, trimming them in bizarre patterns, that kind of thing. And I definitely don't understand dog shows.
Christopher Guest ("This Is Spinal Tap") seems to share my perplexity. His new mockumentary "Best In Show" is a delicious parody of the dog show, complete with eccentric competitors, bombastic hosts, and even idiosyncratic pets. It is not a scathing attack on dog shows -- the movie is too gentle and bemused for that -- but it certainly has a lot of fun at their expense.
Guest follows several dog owners as they make their way to the Mayflower Kennel Club's annual show in Philadelphia. None of them are entirely normal. There's Guest himself who portrays Harlan Pepper, the backwards proprietor of a backwoods fishing gear store. Harlan's mood seems perfectly matched by his faithful bloodhound, and it comes as little surprise that his world is comprised of very little beyond his dog and his store.
Michael Hitchcock and Parker Posey play Hamilton and Meg Swan, a couple whose pooch seems to have developed a severe case of depression. Meg thinks it's because the dog walked in on them having sex, but maybe it's because the two high-strung individuals are perpetually stuck in hypertense mode. (Tellingly, they first saw each other at Starbucks -- not the same Starbucks, of course, but two Starbuckses across the street from each other). One of the movie's best scenes has Posey, desperate for a toy to replace their dog's missing stuffed bee, entering a pet store and irrationally ranting against the clerk (Hiro Kanagawa) because, although he has several similar toys, he doesn't actually stock a plush bee. When Posey finally picks a toy at random, the clerk is in disbelief: she has successfully chosen the least bee-like toy in the store.
Eugene Levy and Catherine O'Hara are Gerry and Cookie Fleck, a pair of middle-aged losers. Gerry has two left feet -- literally -- while Cookie seems to be intimately familiar with virtually every man on the dog show circuit. The Flecks are completely obsessed with their dog, to the extent of even composing songs (really, really awful songs) in his honour.
Then there's Michael McKean and John Michael Higgins as homosexual twosome Stefan Vanderhoof and Scott Donlan. Scott is flamingly gay and loving it, while Stefan is more of a sophisticate. It's telling that, of all the couples in the movie, theirs is probably the most stable relationship. Scott's prance when walking their shih tzu around the convention floor is perfect: he's as much on display as the dog.
Jennifer Coolidge plays Sheri Ann Ward Cabot, the voluptuous wife of an aged and sickly millionaire. One early scene sees Sheri Ann painfully trying to provide examples of substance in their marriage. She ends up asserting that they share great conversation, and equally valuable "We could not talk or talk forever and still find things to not talk about," she explains. Sheri Ann is the owner of a toy poodle (surely the most nauseating canine in existence) which has won best in show at the Mayflower two years running, and is competing for a third win. Assisting Sheri Ann is professional trainer Christy Cummings (Jane Lynch), who seems as interested in Sheri Ann as she is in the dog itself.
Rounding out the principal cast are Fred Willard and Jim Piddock, who portray the television commentators for the dog show, Buck Laughlin and Trevor Beckwith. Buck is a loud, vapid man in the grand tradition of American football announcers; he obviously knows as much about dogs as he does quantum physics. Beckwith is his long-suffering sidekick, who desperately tries to steer Buck back on-topic when he starts rambling about dressing the dogs up in Sherlock Holmes outfits to improve their chances.
With the feel of something that has been at least partly improvised, "Best In Show" manages to maintain a spontaneous feel while still setting up a number of hilarious set pieces. Guest is equally adept at capturing smaller comedy moments, emphasising the strange habits and obsessions which are brought out during events like these. Consider the hotel manager (Ed Begley Jr) who offers a learned discourse on the topic of what cleaning agents are best for the variety of pet accidents he encounters. On its own, it's a dry but reasonable topic; put into the context of "Best In Show", its faint absurdity becomes evident.
"Best In Show" does lose its way somewhat around the middle of the film, as the comic potential of the characters on their own seems to near exhaustion. Fortunately, just as ennui starts to creep into the proceedings, we move from the preliminaries into the dog show itself, which revitalises the film. In particular, the introduction of the double act of Willard and Piddock is wonderful, and their commentary is amongst the picture's highlights.
Several of the actors also stand out, particularly Posey and Higgins, who attack their roles with great gusto. On the other hand, a couple of characters never quite seem to find their way; McKean's Stefan, for example, lives in the shadow of the outlandish Scott, and surprisingly Guest's own Harlan Pepper is a man who always seems to be building up to a punchline but never actually gets there.
All the same, there is a lot to recommend in "Best In Show". Given his success here, I'd love to see Guest tackle something which attracts similar levels of obsession and hysteria in the future. If Guest let loose at a dog show is this funny, I can only imagine the hilarity which would ensue should he train his sights on, say, a science-fiction convention...
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- saveRulesFile() - Method in class model.GameRules
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saveRulesFile
public void saveRulesFile()
Saves the rules in the RulesCollection array to the Rule file with extension ".ser".
- saveRulestring() - Method in class controller.RuleController
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saveRuleString
public void saveRuleString()
Saves a rule to the rules.ser if it's valid.
- scrollZoom(ScrollEvent, double, double) - Method in class controller.MouseController
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scrollZoom
public scrollZoom(ScrollEvent
se)
Receives an scroll event and handles the offsets accordingly on the GameBoard object
for the zoom to be performed correctly.
- serialVersionUID - Static variable in exception model.PatternFormatException
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- serialVersionUID - Static variable in class model.Rule
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- setBgColor(Color) - Method in class model.BoardSettings
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setBgColor
public void setBgColor({@link Color} bgColor)
Sets the color of background.
- setBit(long, int, boolean) - Method in class model.Board
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setBit
public long setBit(long data, int pos, boolean value)
Sets the bit value to either one or zero in the data on the given position.
- setBlur(boolean) - Method in class view.Viewer
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setBlur
public void setBlur(Boolean
blur)
Draws a grid over the canvas.
- setBoard(long[][]) - Method in class model.BoardStatic
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setBoard
public void setBoard(long[][]¬†board);
Sets the board
- setBoardBorderColor(Color) - Method in class model.BoardSettings
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setBoardBorderColor
public void setBgColor({@link Color} borderColor)
Sets the color of border of the active board, the border is shown around the board.
- setCellColor(Color) - Method in class model.BoardSettings
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setCellColor
public void setCellColor({@link Color} cellColor)
Sets the color of the cell.
- setCellSizeInner(double) - Method in class model.BoardSettings
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setCellSizeInner
public void setCellSizeInner(double cellSizeInner)
Sets the inner cell size.
- setCellState(int, int, boolean) - Method in class model.Board
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setCellState
public abstract void setCellState(int x , int y, boolean cellState)
Sets the state of the cell, where its either alive or dead on the given position.
- setCellState(int, int, boolean) - Method in class model.BoardDynamic
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setCellState
public void setCellState(int x , int y, boolean cellState)
Sets the state of the cell, where its either alive or dead on the given position.
- setCellState(int, int, boolean) - Method in class model.BoardStatic
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setCellState
public void setCellState(int x , int y, boolean cellState)
Sets the state of the cell, where its either alive or dead on the given position.
- setCellState(int, int, boolean) - Method in class model.GameBoard
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setCellState
public void setCellState(int x, int y, boolean cellState)
Sets the state of the cell on the given position to either dead or alive.
- setDefaultCellSize(double) - Method in class model.BoardSettings
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setDefaultCellSize
public void setDefaultCellSize(double defaultCellSize)
The default cell size is set as the given parameter, values smaller than 0 is
ignored.
- setGridColor(Color) - Method in class model.BoardSettings
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setGridColor
public void setGridColor({@link Color} gridColor)
Sets the color of the grid.
- setMisplaceLeft(int) - Method in class model.BoardExpand
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Deprecated.
- setMisplaceTop(int) - Method in class model.BoardExpand
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Deprecated.
- setNextRulesCollection(int) - Method in class model.GameRules
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setNextRulesCollection
public void setNextRulesCollection(int index)
The next Rule, is found and set for the Rule array.
- setOffsetLeft(double) - Method in class model.BoardSettings
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setOffsetLeft
public void setOffsetLeft(double offsetLeft)
Sets the left offset the distance between the canvas and the board from the left.
- setOffsetTop(double) - Method in class model.BoardSettings
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setOffsetTop
public void setOffsetTop(double offsetTop)
Sets the top offset the distance between the canvas and the board from the top.
- setPattern(PatternFormat) - Method in class model.GameBoard
-
setPattern
public void setPattern({@link PatternFormat} pattern)
Sets the given pattern into the active board.
- setPatternComment(String) - Method in class model.PatternFormat
-
setPatternComment
public void setPatternComment(String
patternComment)
Sets the comment that is specified in the RLE file.
- setPatternCreator(String) - Method in class model.PatternFormat
-
setPatternCreator
public void decode(String
patternCreator)
Sets the author of the pattern that is loaded.
- setPatternFormat(int, int, boolean) - Method in class model.PatternFormat
-
setPatternFormat
public void setPatternFormat(Integer
topLeftX, Integer
topLeftY, Boolean
XLifeFormat)
Sets the format of the pattern which is either Xlife or Life32
- setPatternName(String) - Method in class model.PatternFormat
-
setPatternName
public void setPatternName(String
patternName)
Sets the name of the pattern that is loaded.
- setPatternRule(String) - Method in class model.PatternFormat
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setPatternRule
public void setPatternRule(String
ruleString)
Sets the rule of the pattern, which decides how many cells survive or dies.
- setPatternSize(int, int) - Method in class model.PatternFormat
-
setPatternSize
public void setPatternSize(Integer
width, Integer
height)
An array is created using the dimension of the pattern specified in the loaded file.
- setRowRange(int, int) - Method in class model.BoardThread
-
- setRuleDescription(String) - Method in class model.Rule
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setRuleDescription
public String
setRuleDescription()
Sets the description of the rule.
- setRuleIndex(int) - Method in class model.Rule
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setRuleIndex
public int setRuleIndex()
Sets the rule index.
- setRuleName(String) - Method in class model.Rule
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setRuleName
public String
setRuleName()
Sets a name to the rule object.
- setRules(String) - Method in class model.GameRules
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setRules
public void setRules(String
ruleString)
Sets chosen rule String as the Rule that the Game is running accordingly to.
- setRuleString(String) - Method in class model.Rule
-
setRuleString
public String setRuleString()
Sets the value to a rule string.
- setRuleTabVal(boolean[], String) - Method in class model.GameRules
-
setRuleTabVal
public void setRuleTabVal(boolean[] ruleArray, String
ruleValues)
Takes the Rule values, either Survive or Birth values, and sets it to its correspondent value in the boolean array.
- setStage(Stage) - Method in class controller.RuleController
-
setStage
public void setStage(Stage
stage)
Sets the stage of this class.
- settings() - Method in class model.GameBoard
-
settings
public {@link BoardSettings }settings()
Returns the object containing the settings for the board.
- soundMute - Variable in class controller.MainController
-
- soundMuted - Static variable in class controller.MouseController
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- speedSlider - Variable in class controller.MainController
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- stage - Variable in class controller.RuleController
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start
public void start(Stage
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Starts the primary stage
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A video of Fernando Perez's keynote at PyCon Canada, titled "Science And Python: retrospective of a (mostly) successful decade", has been posted. If you'd like to see what the IPython Notebook can do, and how it fits into a broader picture, it's well worth watching.
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Hi,
Just pushed small update on github master branch which fixes some stability issues then user or operator is typing very fast and sending messages. There was posibility of duplicates messsages. So no more duplicate messages it should be rock solid now. So as promised - I will fix every bug as fast as I can and ofcourse I can reproduce.
Don't foget to give g+ or rate this app in hotscripts or make small donation. If anyone will notice any other issues let me know :)
Cheers :)
This time new features related release:
Feel free to report any issues. Demo also was updated. So we are going to kill all commercial projects peace by peace and make one of the best Live Support available for free.
I thought it would be interesting to see some performance testing. This time we simulate 1000 request with 5 concurent connections.
[demo]# ab -c 5 -n 1000 http://demo.livehelperchat.com/index.php/chat/syncuser/6/22/1e16f65d63f270401f90082a6fac9f3200ddab5d
This is ApacheBench, Version 2.3 <$Revision: 655654 $>
Copyright 1996 Adam Twiss, Zeus Technology Ltd, http://www.zeustech.net/
Licensed to The Apache Software Foundation, http://www.apache.org/Benchmarking demo.livehelperchat.com (be patient)
Completed 100 requests
Completed 200 requests
Completed 300 requests
Completed 400 requests
Completed 500 requests
Completed 600 requests
Completed 700 requests
Completed 800 requests
Completed 900 requests
Completed 1000 requests
Finished 1000 requests
Server Software: nginx
Server Hostname: demo.livehelperchat.com
Server Port: 80Document Path: /index.php/chat/syncuser/6/22/1e16f65d63f270401f90082a6fac9f3200ddab5d
Document Length: 103 bytesConcurrency Level: 5
Time taken for tests: 5.349 seconds
Complete requests: 1000
Failed requests: 0
Write errors: 0
Total transferred: 462000 bytes
HTML transferred: 103000 bytes
Requests per second: 186.94 [#/sec] (mean)
Time per request: 26.746 [ms] (mean)
Time per request: 5.349 [ms] (mean, across all concurrent requests)
Transfer rate: 84.34 [Kbytes/sec] receivedConnection Times (ms)
min mean[+/-sd] median max
Connect: 0 0 0.0 0 0
Processing: 15 27 17.0 24 235
Waiting: 15 27 17.0 24 235
Total: 15 27 17.0 24 235Percentage of the requests served within a certain time (ms)
50% 24
66% 25
75% 27
80% 28
90% 35
95% 41
98% 52
99% 73
100% 235 (longest request)
As you see application can handle about 180 requests per second. Having in mind that this request during chat is send every 3.5 seconds. We can support upto 600 chatting users at the same time if my calculations are correct :) (180*3.5 = 630)
Small release compared to previous one, but it does one amazing thing. Now all messages from user or operators will be checked using same query. Last message ID algorithm for user was implemented. I think it's one of the last performance related part. Futher updates will include more features than refactoring. We now have really nice live support engine.
Resume:
execute doc/update_db/update_17.sql and follow standard upgrade instructions.
Finally released new version. This version brings a lot of improvements. This release brings whole bunch of changes, most important is the performance ones, I have spend a lot of time optimizing every single query, and limiting requests number to minimum. There is few things I still would like to change, but for the moment it will be just fine. So now every single query is using index.
Read full post for changelog


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Director: Andrew Davis Cast: Michael Douglas, Gwyneth Paltrow, Viggo Mortensen Screenplay: Patrick Smith Kelly Producers: Anne Kopelson, Arnold Kopelson, Peter MacGregor-Scott, Christopher Mankiewicz Runtime: 107 min. US Distribution: Universal/Warner Bros. Rated R: Violence, language, sex
By Nathaniel R. Atcheson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I find that the presence of Michael Douglas in a film will make that particular film seem smarter. There's something about the condescending way he delivers dialogue that instantly inflates the intelligence level of the film. Of course, this heightened intelligence may an illusion, such as in A Perfect Murder, but the point is that Douglas fools you through the duration of the film's running time. (The one exception to the Douglas Rule is, of course, the unwatchable The Ghost and the Darkness, in which he acts very silly.)
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Wild Wild West (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com Member: Online Film Critics Society
** out of four
"Not every situation requires your patented approach of shoot first, shoot later, shoot some more and then when everybody's dead try to ask a question or two."
Starring Will Smith, Kevin Kline, Salma Hayek, Kenneth Branagh. Rated PG-13.
Will Smith owns the July 4th weekend. The last two summers, a box-office smash has been released on the July 4th weekend and each of them has starred Will Smith. Those blockbusters were, of course, Independence Day and Men In Black. After both of them more than tripled their respective budgets ($75 million for ID4 and $90 million for MIB), Warner Bros. decided to raise the stakes this year with Wild Wild West. The studio poured $175 million dollars into the project, making it the second most expensive film of all time.
This exuberant action-comedy romp is the second in a couple of dubious remakes that have been thrown our way this year (the first, a special- effects extravaganza called The Mummy was supposedly a remake of a 1932 movie starring Boris Karloff, but the two have nothing in common beyond the fact that they are about mummies). It is a remake of an old tv show of the same name, but a lot has changed. Jim West (played by Will Smith as opposed to Robert Conrad) is a secret service agent working for President Ulysses S. Grant. He is paired with Artemis Gordon (Kevin Kline, funny by just showing up), a US Marshal, master of disguise and maker of wacky crime-fighting gizmos that would make Inspector Gadget proud. Together they must stop Dr. Loveless (Kenneth Branagh, a delight), a legless Confederate war general with a hairbrained scheme to take over the US government.
Wild Wild West also stars Salma Hayek as Rita Escobar, a role that exists for the sole purpose of attracting horny teenagers. Hayek (From Dusk Till Dawn, Fools Rush In) must have been desperate for work to accept this thankless role. Kline and Branagh, on the other hand have plenty to flaunt in this movie. As the villain, Branagh takes a break from Shakespeare and employs a weird accent to play Dr. Loveless with occasionally hilarious gusto, and he seems to be having the time of his life. Kline, in a dual role (he also puts on a fake beard and mustache to play the President), brings to Artemis Gordon an entertaining attitude, sparing what might have been an irritating character. Unfortunately Will Smith, the star of the show, is just plain annoying, cocky and unlikeable.
Director Barry Sonnenfeld (Addams Family Values, Men in Black) never lets his movie fully become a parody, although it often heads in that direction. As such, however, Wild Wild West is wretchedly inconsistent; often amusing but also frequently tedious. For every gag that entertains there are two that choke. For every scene with at least a trace of excitement, two more are yawn-worthy. Admittedly, parts of Wild, Wild West are fun (mostly those with Branagh), but overwhelmingly the film fails to reach the level of suspense and humor necessary for it to really work as an action-comedy.
By the time the much-lauded giant mechanical tarantula shows up it is clear that this film is out of its element. If there is such a thing as overbudgeting, this is it, folks. There is no room for eye-popping special effects here. Wild, Wild West wants to thrive on camp (as well as what is often referred to as "cheesiness"), but it's hard to be campy with a 175 million dollar budget. A director would have to make sure the film is discreet, and discreet Wild, Wild West is not.
Will Smith is a terrific actor, but here we never warm up to him or his character. His Jim West is a creep, not the admirable role-model that a hero of this movie should have been. It's a real problem when the protagonist is a jerk because the burden falls on the supporting characters who then have to do a spectacular job to make up for the protagonist's lack of potency. Branagh and Kline are capable of doing just that, and would have succeeded brilliantly were this a better movie. But there isn't enough spark in the proceedings for the two veterans to really blow are minds, although their performances are as terrific as the movie permits them to be.
Wild Wild West will still be a huge draw and will do Warner Bros. proud. But frankly, it's a letdown; not necessarily because it isn't consistently funny or consistently exciting (I wasn't expecting a masterpiece) but because I wasn't prepared to see such inanity from Will Smith. ©1999 Eugene Novikov
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Phenotypes in iPSCs-derived neurons from monogenic forms of PD
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Elevated α-synuclein levels
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Decreased neuronal activity
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Decreased mRNA expression of NURR1, GIRK-2, TH
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Reduced neurite outgrowth
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Increased autophagic flux when stressed with chloroquine
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Aggregation of α-synuclein
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Increased basal levels of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species
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Increased S-nitrosylation of MEF2C (anti-apoptotic transcription factor) upon toxin exposure
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Elevated α-synuclein levels
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Increased susceptibility to stress agents: H 2O 2, 6-OHDA, and MG-132
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Increased expression of MAOA and MAOB
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Increased spontaneous dopamine release and decreased dopamine reuptake
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Increased bursting of spontaneous excitatory postsynaptic currents
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Reduced neurite length and complexity
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Aggregation of α-synuclein
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Abnormal mitochondrial morphology
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Elevated cytosolic dopamine levels
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Elevated α-synuclein levels
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Increased dopamine oxidation and neuromelanin-like pigmented aggregates
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Decreased activity of glucocerebrosidase
Common phenotypes caused by mutations in different genes are grouped in colors with the same color scheme in Fig. 1. References are cited in square brackets.


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Minimum spanning tree problem is find a subset of edges that connects all nodes with minimum cost in weighted graph.
An edge-weighted graph is given as input, and we will select some of edges to create minimum spanning tree. In other word, we will create a sub-graph which is a tree with minimum cost. A single graph can have many different spanning trees, but we aim to find spanning tree with minimum weight. The weight of the spanning tree is sum of the weights of edges that belongs the spanning tree.
There are three rules that we need to obey to create a minimum spanning tree:
A minimum spanning tree has (V – 1) edges where V is the number of vertices in the given graph. Minimum Spanning Tree example:
There are two solutions that both have greedy approach.
Prim’s algorithm: Start with any vertex and greedily grow a tree from it. At each step, add the cheapest edge to tree that has exactly one endpoint in T.
Kruskal’s algorithm: Sort edges in ascending order of cost. Add the next edge to tree unless doing so would create a cycle.
What does algorithm proceed?
Prim’s minimum spanning tree grows by adding next closest vertex to partial tree.
Lets go step-by-step according to given graph below.
We have a graph which has 5 vertex (V), and 7 edges (E) as an input. Our goal is to return subset of given edges that belongs the minimum spanning tree.
Prim’s algorithm starts with a single vertex. Choice of the vertex doesn’t effect the result, can started with any vertex.
Algorithm creates and holds two information for each vertex:
We will start with vertex_0, and make it our current position. Initial key value for vertex_0 will be 0 (zero), parent will be -1. Because of vertex_0 is root of the tree, parent is -1, and we doesn’t have cost to reach vertex_0, so it is 0.
There are listed vertexes that can be reach from vertex_0 and their costs.
At next step, algorithm updates costs of current vertex’s neighbors, and assign their parent as current vertex. That means if we make connection from parent value, it will cost as much as key value.
Then, algorithm adds one of these vertexes which has minimum cost. So, we add closest vertex to tree, and move to it. In our graph, we will add vertex_1 and make our current vertex vertex_1.
We will repeat these two steps for each current vertex. Neighbor vertexes of Vertex_1, and edge weights between vertex_1:
There becomes new issue, because vertex_3 already has values but not added to tree yet. What does means? We found out a possible connection to vertex_3 from another vertex, and now we have another connection to vertex_3 from current. We will compare this two costs, and choose lowest one. Because of existing cost of vertex_3 is less, we are not going to update cost of vertex_3. We will just update vertex_2 as key is 3, parent is 1.
Then, we will look at all vertexes which is valued, but not added. By comparing vertex_2 and vertex_3 we will add and go to closest vertex, which is vertex_2 with cost 3.
Algorithm repeats these two steps until all vertexes are added to tree. These repeating steps are illustrated in below pictured.
After add all vertexes, algorithms will end and will print (V - 1) edges that belongs tree.
Basic steps
Implementation of Algorithm in C++
Step 1: Get inputs
cin >> V >> E;
for (i=0; i < E; ++i) {
cin >> x >> y >> weight;
g[x][y] = g[y][x] = weight;
}
Step 2: Assign initial values of vertexs’ keys as infinite, and positions as not used
for (int i=0; i<v; ++i)
key[i]=INT_MAX, used[i]=false;
Step 3: Start from a single vertex which is root
current = 0;
used[current] = true;
key[current] = 0, parent[current] = -1;
Step 4: Make loop to add (V - 1) more vertex
for (i=0; i < V-1; ++i)
{
// Step 5;
// Step 6;
}
Step 5: Update neighbors’ key value and parent IF (there is an edge bt curent and I) && (I is not used) && (edge is less than I’s key)
for (i=0; i < V; ++i)
if (g[current][i] && !used[i] && g[current][i] < key[i])
key[i] = g[u][i], parent[i] = current;
Step 6: Find a vertex, and update cuurent IF (I is not used) && (I has min cost)
min = INT_MAX;
for (i=0; i < V; ++i)
if (!used[i] && key[i]<min)
min = key[i], minI = i;
current = minI;
used[current] = true;
Step 7: Print output
cout << "Edge Weight\n";
for (i=1; i < V; ++i)
cout << parent[i] <<" - "<< i <<" "<< g[i][parent[i]] << endl;
Explanation will be added later.


Sheffield United vs Manchester United: The Blades force Red Devils to 3-3 draw
- Sheffield United vs Manchester United's Premier League tie ended 3-3 on Sunday, November 24
- The hosts who had an impressive game themselves clawed out a draw in injury time
- Both sides eventually settled for a point in a thrilling EPL encounter with Man United climbing to 9th on the log
Manchester United squander a classic comeback at the very last minute in a dramatic 3-3 draw against Premier League newcomers Sheffield United.
In what proved to be a game of two halves, Solskjaer’s men turned the game on its head in a span of seven minutes courtesy of academy players who continue to show loads of promise.
The Red Devils had a slow start to the game and were made to pay by The Blades following a spell of laxity from defender Phil Jones.
Sheffield United went 2-0 up early in the second half as United were once again guilty of some sloppy play which allowed midfielder Lys Mousset to slot home a stunning low shot from just outside the area.
Fans rate Ndidi better than £70m England midfielder after impressive performance against Arsenal
It looked like the match would meander towards another United defeat, and possibly calls for the sacking of Solskjaer, but the Norwegian’s boys had other ideas on the pitch.
Introduction of Jesse Lingard and Mason Greenwood seemed to inject the much needed pace into Manchester United’s game and it paid dividend as the away side pulled one back courtesy of fullback Brandon Williams who crisply connected with a floating ball in the 72nd minute.
The goals seemed to invigorate United who were all over the hosts and five minutes later the game was level after 19-year old Mason Greenwood latched at a Marcus Rashford cross make the game 2-2.
Rashford completed the comeback barely two minutes later as another swift counter attack saw the England forward on the end of a Daniel James cross to slot home.
It was a comeback that was reminiscent of the Sir Alex Ferguson era and it would have been thoroughly applauded had Oliver McBurnie not come up with a dramatic equalizer at the very death.
Fans slam Golden Eaglets for making them stay up late and still lose to the Netherlands
A scruff in the Manchester United box saw substitute Callum Robison dig out a cross which found McBurnie who controlled and hit home a goal which was initially contested by opposition on allegations of a handball.
Upon review by the Video Assisted Referee, the goal stood and both sides had to settle for a point in a topsy-turvy game.
The draw arguably suits Sheffield much more than United as the Blades climbed two places to sixth while United are now up to ninth, level on points with Jose Mourinho’s Tottenham.
Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan made it clear that he does not believe that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer can operate at the required level that is expected from a Man United coach.
Last year when Ole Gunnar Solskjaer replaced Mourinho at Old Trafford, he started well, as he went some games unbeaten but United ended up without a trophy.
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The Proximity Database Browser location bar uses a URL-like path to provide direct access to any Proximity database entity. The following exercise illustrates how to use the location bar to access the different types of Proximity database entities (objects, links, and attributes). Using the location bar to access containers and subgraphs is described in “Exploring Containers and Subgraphs”. See Appendix A, Proximity Quick Reference for a summary of how to use the location bar.
Exercise 4.3. Using the location bar:
Before beginning, make sure that you are serving the ProxWebKB database using Mserver. Start the Proximity Database Browser if it is not already running.
Click Home to go to the Proximity Database Browser start page.
In the location bar at the top of the Proximity Database Browser, type
db:/objects
and press Return.
Proximity reports the total number of objects in the database and lists the IDs for the first 200 objects.
The leftmost portion of the location bar path (to the left of
the colon) can be loosely viewed as a protocol describing the
type of information to be displayed.
Use db:/
as the path protocol to access the list
of objects or the list of links.
See “Location Bar Path Syntax” for a
complete list of location bar path protocols.
Type db:/objects#2
in the location bar
and press Return. Proximity displays the second page
of object IDs.
When Proximity breaks up a list over multiple pages, follow the
location bar path with the pound symbol (#
) and a page
number to display the corresponding page of items.
Enter item:/objects/1
in the location bar.
Proximity displays information about object 1.
Note that the entire path has changed so that it no longer
begins with the db:
protocol. Use the item:
protocol to access individual objects or links.
Enter item:/objects/1!ATTRVALS
in the location bar. Proximity displays
the attributes and their values for object 1.
Add !ATTRVALS
to the end of the location bar path to
display the attribute list for any database entity that has attributes
(objects, links, containers, and subgraphs).
Enter db:/
in the location bar.
Proximity returns to the Proximity Database Browser
start page.
With the exception of db:/
to indicate the Proximity Database Browser
start page, location bar paths do not use a trailing slash
(/
).
Enter db:/links
in the location bar.
Proximity displays the list of link IDs.
Enter item:/links/1
in the location
bar. Proximity displays information about link 1. Again, the path
protocol changes from db:/
to item:/
.
Enter item:/links/1!ATTRVALS
in the
location bar. Proximity displays
the attributes and their values for link 1.
As we saw before, adding !ATTRVALS
to the end of
the location bar path displays the attribute values for the
corresponding database item.
Enter attrdefs:/objects
in the location
bar. Proximity displays the list of object attributes.
Use the attrdefs:
protocol
to display either the list of object attributes or
the list of link attributes.
Enter attr:/objects/url
in the location
bar. Proximity displays the
table of values and counts for the url
object attribute.
As we saw with the change from viewing a list of objects to
viewing a single object, changing from displaying a list of attributes
to displaying a single attribute requires changing the path protocol.
Use the attr:
protocol to display information
on a specific attribute.
Because the url attribute has over
200 distinct values in the ProxWebKB database, Proximity breaks up the
list of values across several pages. Add #
and a page
number to the end of the location bar path to display the
corresponding page of attribute values. For example, to see the second
page of values for the url attribute, enter
attr:/objects/url#2
in the location bar.
Enter
filter:/objects/pagetype/value/'Student'
in the
location bar. Proximity displays the list of objects filtered by the
specified attribute
value.
The text entered in the location bar
states that we only want to see those objects whose
pagetype attribute has a value of
Student.
The filter:
protocol filters objects and links by
the value of an attribute. The syntax of the filter:
protocol is:
filter:/
item-type
/attribute-name
/column-name
/attribute-value
where
item-type
is either
objects
or links
attribute-name
is the name of the
attribute to use
column-name
is the name of the
data column for that attribute. Most Proximity attribute data,
including the data in ProxWebKB, is
one-dimensional
and thus requires only a single column. Unless you have specified
a different
column name when importing data, this column will have the default
name value
. Column names are shown above the
histogram (table of values and counts) for an attribute.
attribute-value
is the specific
value to filter on. Only database items having this value will be
displayed. If the attribute is of type str
(string),
the value must be quoted.


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Takeaways for a Startup
I’ve learned a great deal since being out in the valley, first, is the confirmation that I do love the atmosphere. Second that I really miss the fall, but more importantly I’ve learned a lot that I feel is useful in a startup environment. The startup environment and business model is a very unique one, especially in recent years. It seems to not require a business model to get someone just to give you $10 million and hope you come out with one at some point. And in some cases it works, I mean it did for google, but well the failure stories are a lot more abudant than the success ones.
Here’s a quick run down of how I think one can build a successful startup in any economy, and why I feel our current state is prime for someone following these steps.
Have a business model. Yeah, it’s less glamorous that a facebook that has millions of people log on to it each hour. Take for example the guys at 37 signals, they’re probably happy to get a million uniques in a month, or perhaps even a year. But per employee, per their cost, their revenues are at least 10x if not 100x of facebook’s. And they most likely see that in revenue per employee as well. Why is this the case? Simple put, they have a business model. They have some product they build and people want it, not want it in the sense that they will spend hours of time aimlessly using it if its free and convenient. It accomplishes some actual goal, and saves people time and makes their lives easier. Oh and something I’ve probably said too many times on here, but ad’s isn’t a business model, unless your specifically an ad company.
Get competent employees, I want to even take this a step further and say to get employees that believe in the technology but also in the business. Its one thing when your at a large company to have someone that’s extremely specialized. But at a startup everyone wears a variety of hats.  If you’re growing slower than you hoped it’s fine, and worth it to be short rather than over inflated.
Part of the reason you’d rather be short than inflated is you don’t want to take on capital. To quote someone else I’ve recently come into contact with, ‘you want to get off the tit as fast as possible’. To give a little more explanation, most startups take sizable investments from VC’s or other parties to get going. The problem here is that you then have to answer to them, if you’re the one with the idea, with the vision, why would you want to give up any control of that. And the fact is you shouldn’t, going back to point 1 and 2, if you have the business model it shouldn’t be long before you see revenue, and if all your employees believe in the company, they wont expect a high cushy salary, they’ll take ownership in the company as part of their compensation.
Keep your employees happy, the easiest way to do this is pizza and beer. It’s simple, but works. If you have happy employees enjoying what they do they’ll work harder and longer. The smaller you are the more poisonous it is to have employees that don’t fit in and embrace your culture. Sure diversity can be a good thing, and you do need some balance of it. But more than that you don’t want to ruin the atmosphere and comraderier that comes along with a startup. In addition to keeping your employees happy those small things help, pizza and beer for 20 to get an extra hour of work and the intangibles of helping build relationships that allow them to work better is far cheaper than paying them extra dollars to work late.
Don’t overspend, this may seem in contrast to 4, and often times poeple go with one extreme or the other. Pizza and beer makes sense, Lobster lunches do not, I don’t care if you are google, they still don’t make sense. If you are doing extremely well and want to give back to employees give it with cash, they’ll appreciate it more. Bsimilar search for John McCain shows a normal pro-McCainut order in lunches every day and pool tables are no necessary expenses.
If there’s enough response I’ll follow up with some of the more tangible ways of making this happen, but for now, enjoy these big picture take aways.


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| class | AnyDataWriter |
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| class | AnyDataWriterListener |
| AnyDataWriter events Listener. More... | |
| class | CoherentSet |
| Class for RAII way of beginning/ending coherent publication sets. More... | |
| class | DataWriter |
| DataWriter allows the application to set the value of the sample to be published under a given Topic. More... | |
| class | DataWriterListener |
| DataWriter events Listener. More... | |
| class | NoOpAnyDataWriterListener |
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| class | NoOpDataWriterListener |
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| class | NoOpPublisherListener |
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| class | Publisher |
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| class | PublisherListener |
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| class | SuspendedPublication |
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| uint32_t | find (const dds::pub::Publisher &pub, const std::string &topic_name, BinIterator begin) |
| template<typename WRITER , typename FwdIterator > | |
| uint32_t | find (const dds::pub::Publisher &pub, const std::string &topic_name, FwdIterator begin, uint32_t max_size) |
| void | ignore (const dds::domain::DomainParticipant &dp, const dds::core::InstanceHandle &handle) |
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| void | ignore (const dds::domain::DomainParticipant &dp, FwdIterator begin, FwdIterator end) |
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| const dds::topic::SubscriptionBuiltinTopicData | matched_subscription_data (const dds::pub::DataWriter< T > &dw, const ::dds::core::InstanceHandle &h) |
| template<typename T > | |
| ::dds::core::InstanceHandleSeq | matched_subscriptions (const dds::pub::DataWriter< T > &dw) |
| template<typename T , typename FwdIterator > | |
| uint32_t | matched_subscriptions (const dds::pub::DataWriter< T > &dw, FwdIterator begin, uint32_t max_size) |
| uint32_t dds::pub::find | ( | const dds::pub::Publisher & | pub, |
| const std::string & | topic_name, | ||
| BinIterator | begin | ||
| ) |
This function retrieves previously-created DataWriters belonging to the Publisher that is attached to a Topic with a matching topic_name. If no such DataWriter exists, the operation will return an empty container.
| pub | the Publisher to find an associated DataWriter for |
| topic_name | the topic name |
| begin | a back insertion iterator for a sequence in which to put found DataWriters |
| uint32_t dds::pub::find | ( | const dds::pub::Publisher & | pub, |
| const std::string & | topic_name, | ||
| FwdIterator | begin, | ||
| uint32_t | max_size | ||
| ) |
This function retrieves previously-created DataWriters belonging to the Publisher that is attached to a Topic with a matching topic_name. If no such DataWriter exists, the operation will return an empty container.
| pub | the Publisher to find an associated DataWriter for |
| topic_name | the topic name |
| begin | a iterator for a sequence in which to put found DataWriters |
| max_size | the maximum number of DataWriters to return |
| void dds::pub::ignore | ( | const dds::domain::DomainParticipant & | dp, |
| const dds::core::InstanceHandle & | handle | ||
| ) |
Ignore publications.
This operation is not yet implemented. It is scheduled for a future release.
| dp | the DomainParticipant for which the remote entity will be ignored |
| handle | the InstanceHandle of the remote entity that has to be ignored |
| void dds::pub::ignore | ( | const dds::domain::DomainParticipant & | dp, |
| FwdIterator | begin, | ||
| FwdIterator | end | ||
| ) |
Ignore publications.
This operation is not yet implemented. It is scheduled for a future release.
| dp | the DomainParticipant for which the remote entity will be ignored |
| begin | an iterator indicating the beginning of a sequence of InstanceHandles of the remote Entity that has to be ignored |
| end | an iterator indicating the end of a sequence of InstanceHandles of the remote Entity that has to be ignored |
| const dds::topic::SubscriptionBuiltinTopicData dds::pub::matched_subscription_data | ( | const dds::pub::DataWriter< T > & | dw, |
| const ::dds::core::InstanceHandle & | h | ||
| ) |
This operation retrieves information on the specified subscription that is currently “associated” with the DataWriter. That is, a subscription with a matching Topic and compatible QoS that the application has not indicated should be “ignored” by means of the dds::sub::ignore operation on the DomainParticipant class.
The subscription_handle must correspond to a subscription currently associated with the DataWriter, otherwise the operation will fail and throw InvalidArgumentError. The operation dds::pub::matched_subscriptions can be used to find the subscriptions that are currently matched with the DataWriter.
The operation may fail if the infrastructure does not locally maintain the connectivity information. This is the case when OpenSplice is configured not to maintain discovery information in the Networking Service. (See the description for the NetworkingService/Discovery/enabled property in the Deployment Manual for more information about this subject.) In such cases the operation will throw UnsupportedError.
See also DCPS_Builtin_Topics and DCPS_Builtin_Topics_SubscriptionData.
| dw | the DataWriter |
| h | the InstanceHandle |
| dds::core::Error | An internal error has occurred. |
| dds::core::NullReferenceError | The entity was not properly created and references to dds::core::null. |
| dds::core::AlreadyClosedError | The entity has already been closed. |
| dds::core::NotEnabledError | The DataWriter has not yet been enabled. |
| dds::core::UnsupportedError | OpenSplice is configured not to maintain the information about “associated” subscriptions. |
| dds::core::InvalidArgumentError | Subscription not associated with the DataWriter. |
| dds::core::OutOfResourcesError | The Data Distribution Service ran out of resources to complete this operation. |
| ::dds::core::InstanceHandleSeq dds::pub::matched_subscriptions | ( | const dds::pub::DataWriter< T > & | dw | ) |
This operation retrieves the list of subscriptions currently “associated” with the DataWriter. That is, subscriptions that have a matching Topic and compatible QoS that the application has not indicated should be “ignored” by means of the dds::sub::ignore operation on the DomainParticipant class.
The handles returned in the dds::core::InstanceHandleSeq are the ones that are used by the DDS implementation to locally identify the corresponding matched DataReader entities. You can access more detailed information about a particular subscription by passing its subscription_handle to either the dds::pub::matched_subscription_data operation or to the read with instance operation on the built-in reader for the “DCPSSubscription” topic.
The operation may fail if the infrastructure does not locally maintain the connectivity information. This is the case when OpenSplice is configured not to maintain discovery information in the Networking Service. (See the description for the NetworkingService/Discovery/enabled property in the Deployment Manual for more information about this subject.) In such cases the operation will throw UnsupportedError.
See Builtin Topics for more information.
| dw | the DataWriter |
| dds::core::Error | An internal error has occurred. |
| dds::core::NullReferenceError | The entity was not properly created and references to dds::core::null. |
| dds::core::AlreadyClosedError | The entity has already been closed. |
| dds::core::NotEnabledError | The DataWriter has not yet been enabled. |
| dds::core::UnsupportedError | OpenSplice is configured not to maintain the information about “associated” subscriptions. |
| dds::core::OutOfResourcesError | The Data Distribution Service ran out of resources to complete this operation. |
| uint32_t dds::pub::matched_subscriptions | ( | const dds::pub::DataWriter< T > & | dw, |
| FwdIterator | begin, | ||
| uint32_t | max_size | ||
| ) |
This operation retrieves the list of subscriptions currently “associated” with the DataWriter. That is, subscriptions that have a matching Topic and compatible QoS that the application has not indicated should be “ignored” by means of the dds::sub::ignore operation on the DomainParticipant class.
The handles returned in the dds::core::InstanceHandleSeq are the ones that are used by the DDS implementation to locally identify the corresponding matched DataReader entities. You can access more detailed information about a particular subscription by passing its subscription_handle to either the dds::pub::matched_subscription_data operation or to the read with instance operation on the built-in reader for the “DCPSSubscription” topic.
The operation may fail if the infrastructure does not locally maintain the connectivity information. This is the case when OpenSplice is configured not to maintain discovery information in the Networking Service. (See the description for the NetworkingService/Discovery/enabled property in the Deployment Manual for more information about this subject.) In such cases the operation will throw UnsupportedError.
See Builtin Topics for more information.
| dw | the DataWriter |
| begin | an iterator indicating the beginning of a sequence of instance handles in which to put the matched subscriptions |
| max_size | the maximum number of matched subscriptions to return |
| dds::core::Error | An internal error has occurred. |
| dds::core::NullReferenceError | The entity was not properly created and references to dds::core::null. |
| dds::core::AlreadyClosedError | The entity has already been closed. |
| dds::core::NotEnabledError | The DataWriter has not yet been enabled. |
| dds::core::UnsupportedError | OpenSplice is configured not to maintain the information about “associated” subscriptions. |
| dds::core::OutOfResourcesError | The Data Distribution Service ran out of resources to complete this operation. |


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The fact is: I got approved (yaaayyy ). So I back to Brazil to start arranging documentation to apply for a work permit in Spain (Madrid City). Now I`m in Madrid, working in the company. This changes a lot of things in my life, but it`ll be an amazing experience for me in any field.
Here i`ll learn a new language (spanish), work and learn with amazing people like Pratik Naik, Xavier Noria e Raul Benito, play guitar hero in the company when stressed, attend nice conferences in Europe like Goruco, RubyConf and others, meet new people in the effervescent nightlife of Madrid...
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