Selected Works
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Exhibithion Catalogue Design
Atelier Florian Markl, 2018
Web Design, UI Design, Photography
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Book Design - Dummy
Charta17, 2015
Layout Digital Design
Gr1ps, 2011
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Apercu Unofficial, 2019
Specimen Book Design
BAC Radio, 2018
Web Design, UI Design
Grumgo, 2012
Ui Design
La Stanza, 2019
Visual Identity - Proposal
MZCplus, 2019
Web Design
Sarah Palmer, 2012
Book Design, Set Design, Photography
Anarchist Collectives in Rural Cambodia, 2012
Thesis Design + Final Major Project
Empire, 2013
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This function subtracts the FRET background measured by the blank experiment (without donor) from the raw FRET signal of the actual titration, applying corrections given by Hieb AR et al (2012).
correct_fret_signal(reduced_dataset, titration = "titration", blank = "blank")
| reduced_dataset | A dataframe containing the fluorescence data. It must
contain at least five columns named |
|---|---|
| titration | A character vector containing a word that identifies the
titration series (e.g. |
| blank | A character vector containing a word that identifies the blank
experiment series (e.g. |
A dataframe containing the corrected FRET signal. It contains two
columns named concentration
and fret_corrected
.
average_technical_replicates
to prepare a dataset for
use with correct_fret_signal
.
Hieb AR et al (2012) Fluorescence Strategies for High-Throughput
Quantification of Protein Interactions. Nucleic Acids Research
40 (5): e33
(doi:10.1093/nar/gkr1045) for
the details on the signal correction applied by
correct_fret_signal
.


open val function: (Arguments<T>) -> T
Overrides Operation.function
A function mapping arguments to some value (i.e. the behaviour of this operation).


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class Solution: def minOperations(self, nums1: List[int], nums2: List[int]) -> int: s1 = sum(nums1) s2 = sum(nums2) if s1 > s2: nums1, nums2 = nums2, nums1 s1, s2 = s2, s1 cnt1 = collections.Counter(nums1) cnt2 = collections.Counter(nums2) res = 0 diff = s2 - s1 for i in range(1, 6): j = 7 - i cur = cnt1[i] + cnt2[j] if cur * (j - 1) >= diff: res += diff // (j - 1) if diff % (j - 1): res += 1 return res diff -= cur * (j - 1) res += cur return -1


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Before Change
return images, labels
if self.is_training:
dataset = dataset.map(set_shapes)
dataset = dataset.prefetch(32) // Prefetch overlaps in-feed with training
return dataset // Must return the dataset and not tensors for high perf!
After Change
// the same image twice by dropping the final batch if it is less than a full
// batch size. As long as this validation is done with consistent batch size,
// exactly the same images will be used.
dataset = dataset.apply(
tf.contrib.data.map_and_batch(
self.dataset_parser, batch_size=batch_size,
num_parallel_batches=self.num_cores, drop_remainder=True))
if self.use_transpose:
dataset = dataset.map(
lambda images, labels: (tf.transpose(images, [1, 2, 3, 0]), labels),


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Specialisation
var yourObject = { config:{ title:"Vegetables" }, datas:["orange","apple"], doSomething:function(){ return this.config.title + " : " + this.datas.join(","); } }; deep.log(yourObject.doSomething());
var yourObject = { config:{ title:"Vegetables" }, datas:["orange","apple"], doSomething:function(){ return this.config.title + " : " + this.datas.join(","); } }; var otherObject = { config:{ title:"Vegetables", prefix:"hello " }, datas:["peer", "citrus"], doSomething:deep.compose.after(function(value){ return value + " - (" + this.datas.length + ")"; }) }; deep.aup(otherObject, yourObject); deep.log(yourObject).log(yourObject.doSomething());
Inheritance
var yourModel = { datas:["hello", "foo", "bar"], myFunc:function(msg){ return "base("+msg+")"; } }; var yourInstance = { datas:deep.collider.removeAt(1, 2).push("deepjs"), myFunc:deep.compose.after(function(msg){ return "after("+msg+")"; }) .before(function(msg){ return "before("+msg+")"; }) }; deep.abottom(yourModel, yourInstance); deep.log(yourInstance).log(yourInstance.myFunc("foo"));
Backgrounds & foregrounds
var model = { myFunc:function(msg){ return "base("+msg+")"; } }; var specification = { myFunc:deep.compose.after(function(msg){ return "after("+msg+")"; }) }; var myInstance = { _backgrounds:[model], _foregrounds:[specification], myFunc:deep.compose.before(function(msg){ return "before("+msg+")"; }) }; deep.flatten(myInstance); deep.log(myInstance.myFunc("hello"));
Few words on flatten algorithm
_backgrounds and _foregrounds could : contains : - objects references - resources references : "json::/path/to/file" - internal inheritance : "this::../myBrother" - sheets could load async resources construct full array before merge var a = { _backgrounds:[myModel, "js::/my/file.js"], _foregrounds:[mySpecification], //.... }; ==> [myModel, "js::/my/file.js", a, mySpecification] recursive ==> [myModel, jsfile_backgrounds, "js::/my/file.js", jsfile_foregrounds, a, mySpecification]
Queries
first usage :
var obj = { a:{ prop:"foo", ready:false }, b:{ c:{ prop:"bar", ready:true }, d:{ /*...*/ } }, e:[{ prop:"zoo", ready:true }] } var r = deep.query(obj, "//*?ready"); deep.log("selected : ", r);
Queries expressivity
./(foo.*)?bar=gt=4/zoo from current object, traverse any foo.* properties that have a (sub) property named bar and greater than 4, and give me zoo property from each of them. What's important : ==> Superset of URL format, so URL compliant ==> Using RQL as filter ==> simple ==> same language than for requesting HTTP/Restful services
Second usage :
deep.nodes({ //... }) .query("./my/query?foo") .up("json::/my/file") .run("myFunc") .done(function(s){ //... }) ...
==> same philosophy than jQuery.
Third usage : sheets
super-aspects or transformation rules
var obj = { a:{ //... } //... }; var sheet = { _deep_sheet_:true, "dq::/a":deep.compose.nodes.up(/*..., ...*/).bottom(/*..., ...*/).sheet(/*..., ...*/), "dq::/b":deep.compose.nodes.transform(function(node){ /*...*/ }).query("./c?foo").interpret(/*...*/), //... }; deep.sheet(obj, sheet) .done(function(s){ /*...*/ }) //...
the sheets themselves could be merged together (up/bottom).
sheets in backgrounds/foregrounds
var obj = { _backgrounds:[..., mySheet, ...], _foregrounds:[..., myOtherSheet, ...], ... }; deep.flatten(obj) .done(function(obj){ /*...*/ }) //...
Context
Gift for ConcurrencyThink about a nodejs server. Requests could be concurrent. In many places, you need "contextualised" references : - the request itself - session - jQuery reference - flags / modes - logger - cwd - .... Common middleware pattern says : - cascade needed references as arguments (at least the request) through callbacks. - to stay usable : decorate request with additional contextualised objects references. (as sessions in expressjs) ==> not good : ==> not generic ==> no common usage pattern ==> poor extensibility ==> We need something really generic There come Promises and Context : ==> you have acces, at any time, from anywhere, to a "glocal" namespace, called "context", where you store all those references. SCHEMA
deep.contextualise({ request:request }) .done(function(s){ //... var request = deep.context('request'); //... });
==> usable anywhere ==> highly generic ==> allow real isomorphism
Abstract Resource Locator (protocols)
- Service Locator - dependance injection - ... deep.protocols == namespace "json::/my/file.json" "products.range(0,9)::?myProp=gt=2" "dq.up::./my/deep?query" "dom.appendTo::#myID" "swig::/my/template.html" "this::../myBrother" ==> high modularity and abstraction ==> another important part of real isomorphism ==> so useful, often so elegant
Async Mediators/Decorator through chained syntax
Extended Promise API and dedicated chained APIdeep.nodes("json::../my/file.json") .transform("swig::/my/template.htm") .done(function(rendered){ // do something with 'rendered' }) .fail(function(error){ // handle here any error that happend somewhere in chain });
# Object Capability Model ACL sucks It comes from the 70's researches on secure OS, and recently, it has been prooved that a lot of design and security problems are coming from Access Control List model, and that OCM could solve many of those. The idea behind is that nature of objects depend on observer. deep implications but really simple usage.
# Landscape programming resumed ==> allow semi-blind composition of whole structures : apps, config, classes, objects, maps, sheets (transformations).... Layer paradigm : describe in objects structure and make it "mergeable friendly" After that : each time you write something : it could be seen as a model (class meaning) or a specification. Welcome to "space-time" paradigm deepjs core ==> mix of : - Aspect/Features/Subject/Capability/Layer Oriented Programming - selectors philo (css/jquery) - Light MDD - Abstract Resource locators - Async with Promises and chained Mediators - Concurrent Context - Object Capability Manager : observer dependant capabilities Space = layered Time = compositions, async and promises, context ________________________________________ ==> core = ~ 85Ko minified (~ 25 Ko gzipped) _______________________________________ ______________ CORE END _______________ _______________________________________
var map = { header:{ how:"swig::/header.html", where:"dom.htmlOf::#header" }, content:{ subs:{ home:{ route:"/home", what:"json::/my/home/content.json", how:"swig::/home.html", where:"dom.htmlOf::#content" } } }, footer:{ how:"swig::/footer.html", where:"dom.htmlOf::#footer" } }; var specification = { content:{ subs:{ products:{ route:"/products/?(n:start/n:end)/?q:filter", what:"products.range({ start|0 },{ end|9 })::?{ filter|'' }", how:"swig::/products.html", where:"dom.htmlOf::#content", subs:{ detail:{ route:"./detail/s:id", what:"products::/{ id }", how:"swig::/product.html", where:"dom.htmlOf::#detail" } } } } } }; deep.Swig("swig", "/templates/"); deep.jquery.dom("dom") deep.jquey.HTML("html"); deep.jquery.JSON("json"); deep.jquery.JSON("products", "/services/products/"); deep.jquery.set($); deep.nodes("json::/my/map.json") .toState("map") .up("json::/my/specification.json") .query("//?how") .bottom(deep.View()) .fromState("map") .done(function(map){ return deep.route(map).run("init", "/home"); }) .slog("route initiliased") .elog("route construction fail");
deep.ocm({ dev: new deep.Collection({ collection:deep.Shared([{ id:"e1", title:"My product", amount:24 }]) }), prod: new deep.Mongo({ url:"...", collectionName:"products" }), admin:{ schema:{ properties:{ title:{ type:"string", required:true }, amount:{ type:"number", required:true } } } }, user:{ _backgrounds:["this::../admin", deep.Disallow("del", "rpc")], schema:{ properties:{ amount:{ readOnly:true } } }, post:deep.compose.after(function(obj){ // increment counter somewhere }) }, "public":{ _backgrounds:["this::../user", deep.AllowOnly("get", "range")] } }, { sensibleTo:["env","roles"], protocol:"products" }); //... deep.Modes({ env:"dev" }); //... deep.modes("roles", "user") .restful("products") .put("My new title.", "/e1/title") .elog();


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public class Zips
extends java.lang.Object
copy from zeroturnaround。URL：https://github.com/zeroturnaround/zt-zip
zt-zip在解压缩的时候，没有顾及编码问题，会出现中文乱码，下面有几个编码的注意点：
| 限定符和类型 | 类和说明 |
|---|---|
static class |
Zips.ByteSource |
static class |
Zips.FileSource |
static interface |
Zips.NameMapper
Call-back for filtering and renaming ZIP entries while packing or
unpacking.
|
static class |
Zips.ZipBreakException |
static interface |
Zips.ZipEntryCallback |
static interface |
Zips.ZipEntrySource
ZIP entry with its contents.
|
static class |
Zips.ZipException |
static interface |
Zips.ZipInfoCallback
Call-back for traversing ZIP entries without their contents.
|
| 限定符和类型 | 字段和说明 |
|---|---|
int |
DEFAULT_COMPRESSION_LEVEL
Default compression level
|
| 构造器和说明 |
|---|
Zips(java.nio.charset.Charset charset) |
| 限定符和类型 | 方法和说明 |
|---|---|
void |
addEntries(java.io.File zip,
Zips.ZipEntrySource[] entries)
Changes a zip file it with with new entries. in-place.
|
void |
addEntries(java.io.File zip,
Zips.ZipEntrySource[] entries,
java.io.File destZip)
Copies an existing ZIP file and appends it with new entries.
|
void |
addEntry(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String path,
byte[] bytes)
Changes a zip file, adds one new entry in-place.
|
void |
addEntry(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String path,
byte[] bytes,
java.io.File destZip)
Copies an existing ZIP file and appends it with one new entry.
|
void |
addEntry(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String path,
java.io.File file)
Changes a zip file, adds one new entry in-place.
|
void |
addEntry(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String path,
java.io.File file,
java.io.File destZip)
Copies an existing ZIP file and appends it with one new entry.
|
void |
addEntry(java.io.File zip,
Zips.ZipEntrySource entry)
Changes a zip file, adds one new entry in-place.
|
void |
addEntry(java.io.File zip,
Zips.ZipEntrySource entry,
java.io.File destZip)
Copies an existing ZIP file and appends it with one new entry.
|
void |
addOrReplaceEntries(java.io.File zip,
Zips.ZipEntrySource[] entries)
Changes a ZIP file: adds/replaces the given entries in it.
|
void |
addOrReplaceEntries(java.io.File zip,
Zips.ZipEntrySource[] entries,
java.io.File destZip)
Copies an existing ZIP file and adds/replaces the given entries in it.
|
static void |
closeQuietly(java.io.Closeable closeable) |
void |
closeQuietly(java.util.zip.ZipFile zf)
Closes the ZIP file while ignoring any errors.
|
boolean |
containsAnyEntry(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String[] names)
Checks if the ZIP file contains any of the given entries.
|
boolean |
containsEntry(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String name)
Checks if the ZIP file contains the given entry.
|
boolean |
entryEquals(java.io.File f1,
java.io.File f2,
java.lang.String path)
Compares same entry in two ZIP files (byte-by-byte).
|
boolean |
entryEquals(java.io.File f1,
java.io.File f2,
java.lang.String path1,
java.lang.String path2)
Compares two ZIP entries (byte-by-byte). .
|
boolean |
entryEquals(java.util.zip.ZipFile zf1,
java.util.zip.ZipFile zf2,
java.lang.String path1,
java.lang.String path2)
Compares two ZIP entries (byte-by-byte). .
|
void |
explode(java.io.File zip)
Unpacks a ZIP file to its own location.
|
boolean |
handle(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String name,
Zips.ZipEntryCallback action)
Reads the given ZIP file and executes the given action for a single
entry.
|
void |
iterate(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String[] entryNames,
Zips.ZipEntryCallback action)
Reads the given ZIP file and executes the given action for each given
entry.
|
void |
iterate(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String[] entryNames,
Zips.ZipInfoCallback action)
Scans the given ZIP file and executes the given action for each given
entry.
|
void |
iterate(java.io.File zip,
Zips.ZipEntryCallback action)
Reads the given ZIP file and executes the given action for each entry.
|
void |
iterate(java.io.File zip,
Zips.ZipInfoCallback action)
Scans the given ZIP file and executes the given action for each entry.
|
void |
pack(java.io.File rootDir,
java.io.File zip)
Compresses the given directory and all its sub-directories into a ZIP
file.
|
void |
pack(java.io.File sourceDir,
java.io.File targetZipFile,
boolean preserveRoot)
Compresses the given directory and all its sub-directories into a ZIP
file.
|
void |
pack(java.io.File rootDir,
java.io.File zip,
int compressionLevel)
Compresses the given directory and all its sub-directories into a ZIP
file.
|
void |
pack(java.io.File sourceDir,
java.io.File targetZip,
Zips.NameMapper mapper)
Compresses the given directory and all its sub-directories into a ZIP
file.
|
void |
pack(java.io.File sourceDir,
java.io.File targetZip,
Zips.NameMapper mapper,
int compressionLevel)
Compresses the given directory and all its sub-directories into a ZIP
file.
|
void |
pack(Zips.ZipEntrySource[] entries,
java.io.File zip)
Compresses the given entries into a new ZIP file.
|
void |
packEntries(java.io.File[] filesToPack,
java.io.File destZipFile)
Compresses the given files into a ZIP file.
|
byte[] |
packEntry(java.io.File file)
Compresses the given file into a ZIP file with single entry.
|
void |
packEntry(java.io.File fileToPack,
java.io.File destZipFile)
Compresses the given file into a ZIP file.
|
void |
removeEntries(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String[] paths)
Changes an existing ZIP file: removes entries with given paths.
|
void |
removeEntries(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String[] paths,
java.io.File destZip)
Copies an existing ZIP file and removes entries with given paths.
|
void |
removeEntry(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String path)
Changes an existing ZIP file: removes entry with a given path.
|
void |
removeEntry(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String path,
java.io.File destZip)
Copies an existing ZIP file and removes entry with a given path.
|
void |
repack(java.io.File srcZip,
java.io.File dstZip,
int compressionLevel)
Repacks a provided ZIP file into a new ZIP with a given compression
level.
|
void |
repack(java.io.File zip,
int compressionLevel)
Repacks a provided ZIP file and replaces old file with the new one.
|
boolean |
replaceEntries(java.io.File zip,
Zips.ZipEntrySource[] entries)
Changes an existing ZIP file: replaces a given entry in it.
|
boolean |
replaceEntries(java.io.File zip,
Zips.ZipEntrySource[] entries,
java.io.File destZip)
Copies an existing ZIP file and replaces the given entries in it.
|
boolean |
replaceEntry(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String path,
byte[] bytes)
Changes an existing ZIP file: replaces a given entry in it.
|
boolean |
replaceEntry(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String path,
byte[] bytes,
java.io.File destZip)
Copies an existing ZIP file and replaces a given entry in it.
|
boolean |
replaceEntry(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String path,
java.io.File file)
Changes an existing ZIP file: replaces a given entry in it.
|
boolean |
replaceEntry(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String path,
java.io.File file,
java.io.File destZip)
Copies an existing ZIP file and replaces a given entry in it.
|
boolean |
replaceEntry(java.io.File zip,
Zips.ZipEntrySource entry)
Changes an existing ZIP file: replaces a given entry in it.
|
boolean |
replaceEntry(java.io.File zip,
Zips.ZipEntrySource entry,
java.io.File destZip)
Copies an existing ZIP file and replaces a given entry in it.
|
void |
unexplode(java.io.File dir)
Compresses a given directory in its own location.
|
void |
unexplode(java.io.File dir,
int compressionLevel)
Compresses a given directory in its own location.
|
void |
unpack(java.io.File zip,
java.io.File outputDir)
Unpacks a ZIP file to the given directory.
|
void |
unpack(java.io.File zip,
java.io.File outputDir,
Zips.NameMapper mapper)
Unpacks a ZIP file to the given directory.
|
byte[] |
unpackEntry(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String name)
Unpacks a single entry from a ZIP file.
|
boolean |
unpackEntry(java.io.File zip,
java.lang.String name,
java.io.File file)
Unpacks a single file from a ZIP archive to a file.
|
byte[] |
unpackEntry(java.util.zip.ZipFile zf,
java.lang.String name)
Unpacks a single entry from a ZIP file.
|
boolean |
unpackEntry(java.util.zip.ZipFile zf,
java.lang.String name,
java.io.File file)
Unpacks a single file from a ZIP archive to a file.
|
void |
unwrap(java.io.File zip,
java.io.File outputDir)
Unwraps a ZIP file to the given directory shaving of root dir.
|
void |
unwrap(java.io.File zip,
java.io.File outputDir,
Zips.NameMapper mapper)
Unwraps a ZIP file to the given directory shaving of root dir.
|
public final int DEFAULT_COMPRESSION_LEVEL
public boolean containsEntry(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String name)
zip
- ZIP file.name
- entry name.true
if the ZIP file contains the given entry.public boolean containsAnyEntry(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String[] names)
zip
- ZIP file.names
- entry names.true
if the ZIP file contains any of the given
entries.public byte[] unpackEntry(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String name)
zip
- ZIP file.name
- entry name.null
if it was not found.public byte[] unpackEntry(java.util.zip.ZipFile zf, java.lang.String name)
zf
- ZIP file.name
- entry name.null
if it was not found.public boolean unpackEntry(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String name, java.io.File file)
zip
- ZIP file.name
- entry name.file
- target file to be created or overwritten.true
if the entry was found and unpacked,
false
if the entry was not found.public boolean unpackEntry(java.util.zip.ZipFile zf, java.lang.String name, java.io.File file)
zf
- ZIP file.name
- entry name.file
- target file to be created or overwritten.true
if the entry was found and unpacked,
false
if the entry was not found.public void iterate(java.io.File zip, Zips.ZipEntryCallback action)
For each entry the corresponding input stream is also passed to the action. If you want to stop the loop then throw a ZipBreakException.
zip
- input ZIP file.action
- action to be called for each entry.Zips.ZipEntryCallback
,
iterate(File, ZipInfoCallback)
public void iterate(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String[] entryNames, Zips.ZipEntryCallback action)
For each given entry the corresponding input stream is also passed to the action. If you want to stop the loop then throw a ZipBreakException.
zip
- input ZIP file.entryNames
- names of entries to iterateaction
- action to be called for each entry.Zips.ZipEntryCallback
,
iterate(File, String[], ZipInfoCallback)
public void iterate(java.io.File zip, Zips.ZipInfoCallback action)
Only the meta-data without the actual data is read. If you want to stop the loop then throw a ZipBreakException.
zip
- input ZIP file.action
- action to be called for each entry.Zips.ZipInfoCallback
,
iterate(File, ZipEntryCallback)
public void iterate(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String[] entryNames, Zips.ZipInfoCallback action)
Only the meta-data without the actual data is read. If you want to stop the loop then throw a ZipBreakException.
zip
- input ZIP file.entryNames
- names of entries to iterateaction
- action to be called for each entry.Zips.ZipInfoCallback
,
iterate(File, String[], ZipEntryCallback)
public boolean handle(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String name, Zips.ZipEntryCallback action)
zip
- input ZIP file.name
- entry name.action
- action to be called for this entry.true
if the entry was found, false
if
the entry was not found.Zips.ZipEntryCallback
public void unpack(java.io.File zip, java.io.File outputDir)
The output directory must not be a file.
zip
- input ZIP file.outputDir
- output directory (created automatically if not found).public void unpack(java.io.File zip, java.io.File outputDir, Zips.NameMapper mapper)
The output directory must not be a file.
zip
- input ZIP file.outputDir
- output directory (created automatically if not found).public void unwrap(java.io.File zip, java.io.File outputDir)
The output directory must not be a file.
zip
- input ZIP file.outputDir
- output directory (created automatically if not found).public void unwrap(java.io.File zip, java.io.File outputDir, Zips.NameMapper mapper)
The output directory must not be a file.
zip
- input ZIP file.outputDir
- output directory (created automatically if not found).public void explode(java.io.File zip)
The ZIP file will be first renamed (using a temporary name). After the extraction it will be deleted.
zip
- input ZIP file as well as the target directory.unpack(File, File)
public byte[] packEntry(java.io.File file)
file
- file to be compressed.public void pack(java.io.File rootDir, java.io.File zip)
The ZIP file must not be a directory and its parent directory must exist. Will not include the root directory name in the archive.
rootDir
- root directory.zip
- ZIP file that will be created or overwritten.public void pack(java.io.File rootDir, java.io.File zip, int compressionLevel)
The ZIP file must not be a directory and its parent directory must exist. Will not include the root directory name in the archive.
rootDir
- root directory.zip
- ZIP file that will be created or overwritten.compressionLevel
- compression levelpublic void pack(java.io.File sourceDir, java.io.File targetZipFile, boolean preserveRoot)
The ZIP file must not be a directory and its parent directory must exist. Will not include the root directory name in the archive.
sourceDir
- root directory.targetZipFile
- ZIP file that will be created or overwritten.public void packEntry(java.io.File fileToPack, java.io.File destZipFile)
The ZIP file must not be a directory and its parent directory must exist.
fileToPack
- file that needs to be zipped.destZipFile
- ZIP file that will be created or overwritten.public void packEntries(java.io.File[] filesToPack, java.io.File destZipFile)
The ZIP file must not be a directory and its parent directory must exist.
filesToPack
- files that needs to be zipped.destZipFile
- ZIP file that will be created or overwritten.public void pack(java.io.File sourceDir, java.io.File targetZip, Zips.NameMapper mapper)
The ZIP file must not be a directory and its parent directory must exist.
sourceDir
- root directory.targetZip
- ZIP file that will be created or overwritten.public void pack(java.io.File sourceDir, java.io.File targetZip, Zips.NameMapper mapper, int compressionLevel)
The ZIP file must not be a directory and its parent directory must exist.
sourceDir
- root directory.targetZip
- ZIP file that will be created or overwritten.compressionLevel
- compression levelpublic void repack(java.io.File srcZip, java.io.File dstZip, int compressionLevel)
srcZip
- source ZIP file.dstZip
- destination ZIP file.compressionLevel
- compression level.public void repack(java.io.File zip, int compressionLevel)
zip
- source ZIP file to be repacked and replaced.compressionLevel
- compression level.public void unexplode(java.io.File dir)
A ZIP file will be first created with a temporary name. After the compressing the directory will be deleted and the ZIP file will be renamed as the original directory.
dir
- input directory as well as the target ZIP file.pack(File, File)
public void unexplode(java.io.File dir, int compressionLevel)
A ZIP file will be first created with a temporary name. After the compressing the directory will be deleted and the ZIP file will be renamed as the original directory.
dir
- input directory as well as the target ZIP file.compressionLevel
- compression levelpack(File, File)
public void pack(Zips.ZipEntrySource[] entries, java.io.File zip)
entries
- ZIP entries added.zip
- new ZIP file created.public void addEntry(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String path, java.io.File file, java.io.File destZip)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read).path
- new ZIP entry path.file
- new entry to be added.destZip
- new ZIP file created.public void addEntry(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String path, java.io.File file)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read).path
- new ZIP entry path.file
- new entry to be added.public void addEntry(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String path, byte[] bytes, java.io.File destZip)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read).path
- new ZIP entry path.bytes
- new entry bytes (or null
if directory).destZip
- new ZIP file created.public void addEntry(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String path, byte[] bytes)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read).path
- new ZIP entry path.bytes
- new entry bytes (or null
if directory).public void addEntry(java.io.File zip, Zips.ZipEntrySource entry, java.io.File destZip)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read).entry
- new ZIP entry appended.destZip
- new ZIP file created.public void addEntry(java.io.File zip, Zips.ZipEntrySource entry)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read).entry
- new ZIP entry appended.public void addEntries(java.io.File zip, Zips.ZipEntrySource[] entries, java.io.File destZip)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read).entries
- new ZIP entries appended.destZip
- new ZIP file created.public void addEntries(java.io.File zip, Zips.ZipEntrySource[] entries)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read).entries
- new ZIP entries appended.public void removeEntry(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String path, java.io.File destZip)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read)path
- path of the entry to removedestZip
- new ZIP file created.public void removeEntry(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String path)
zip
- an existing ZIP filepath
- path of the entry to removepublic void removeEntries(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String[] paths, java.io.File destZip)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read)paths
- paths of the entries to removedestZip
- new ZIP file created.public void removeEntries(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String[] paths)
zip
- an existing ZIP filepaths
- paths of the entries to removepublic boolean replaceEntry(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String path, java.io.File file, java.io.File destZip)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read).path
- new ZIP entry path.file
- new entry.destZip
- new ZIP file created.true
if the entry was replaced.public boolean replaceEntry(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String path, java.io.File file)
zip
- an existing ZIP file.path
- new ZIP entry path.file
- new entry.true
if the entry was replaced.public boolean replaceEntry(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String path, byte[] bytes, java.io.File destZip)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read).path
- new ZIP entry path.bytes
- new entry bytes (or null
if directory).destZip
- new ZIP file created.true
if the entry was replaced.public boolean replaceEntry(java.io.File zip, java.lang.String path, byte[] bytes)
zip
- an existing ZIP file.path
- new ZIP entry path.bytes
- new entry bytes (or null
if directory).true
if the entry was replaced.public boolean replaceEntry(java.io.File zip, Zips.ZipEntrySource entry, java.io.File destZip)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read).entry
- new ZIP entry.destZip
- new ZIP file created.true
if the entry was replaced.public boolean replaceEntry(java.io.File zip, Zips.ZipEntrySource entry)
zip
- an existing ZIP file.entry
- new ZIP entry.true
if the entry was replaced.public boolean replaceEntries(java.io.File zip, Zips.ZipEntrySource[] entries, java.io.File destZip)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read).entries
- new ZIP entries to be replaced with.destZip
- new ZIP file created.true
if at least one entry was replaced.public boolean replaceEntries(java.io.File zip, Zips.ZipEntrySource[] entries)
zip
- an existing ZIP file.entries
- new ZIP entries to be replaced with.true
if at least one entry was replaced.public void addOrReplaceEntries(java.io.File zip, Zips.ZipEntrySource[] entries, java.io.File destZip)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read).entries
- ZIP entries to be replaced or added.destZip
- new ZIP file created.public void addOrReplaceEntries(java.io.File zip, Zips.ZipEntrySource[] entries)
zip
- an existing ZIP file (only read).entries
- ZIP entries to be replaced or added.public boolean entryEquals(java.io.File f1, java.io.File f2, java.lang.String path)
f1
- first ZIP file.f2
- second ZIP file.path
- name of the entry.true
if the contents of the entry was same in both
ZIP files.public boolean entryEquals(java.io.File f1, java.io.File f2, java.lang.String path1, java.lang.String path2)
f1
- first ZIP file.f2
- second ZIP file.path1
- name of the first entry.path2
- name of the second entry.true
if the contents of the entries were same.public boolean entryEquals(java.util.zip.ZipFile zf1, java.util.zip.ZipFile zf2, java.lang.String path1, java.lang.String path2)
zf1
- first ZIP file.zf2
- second ZIP file.path1
- name of the first entry.path2
- name of the second entry.true
if the contents of the entries were same.public void closeQuietly(java.util.zip.ZipFile zf)
zf
- ZIP file to be closed.public static void closeQuietly(java.io.Closeable closeable)


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INTERMEDIATE
Last training we talked about:
Each component has several “lifecycle methods” that you can override to run code at particular times in the process.
We will not cover legacy lifecycle methods.
constructor()
static getDerivedStateFromProps()
render()
componentDidMount()
static getDerivedStateFromProps()
shouldComponentUpdate()
render()
getSnapshotBeforeUpdate()
componentDidUpdate()
componentWillUnmount()
static getDerivedStateFromError()
componentDidCatch()
This leads us to the next section...
Error boundaries are React components that catch JavaScript errors anywhere in their child component tree, log those errors, and display a fallback UI instead of the component tree that crashed.
Error boundaries catch errors during rendering, in lifecycle methods, and in constructors of the whole tree below them.
A class component becomes an error boundary if it defines either
(or both) of the lifecycle methods
static getDerivedStateFromError()
or
componentDidCatch()
. Updating state from these
lifecycles lets you capture an unhandled JavaScript error in the
below tree and display a fallback UI.
Error boundaries were introduced by React 16. Before that, any JavaScript errors inside components used to corrupt React's internal state and cause it to emit cryptic errors on next renders.
That would cause the app to break and user could not interact with it anymore.
class ErrorBoundary extends React.Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this.state = { hasError: false };
}
static getDerivedStateFromError(error) {
return { hasError: true };
}
componentDidCatch(error, info) {
logComponentStackToMyService(info.componentStack);
}
render() {
if (this.state.hasError) {
return Something went wrong.
;
}
return this.props.children;
}
}
render(){
return (
< ErrorBoundary >
< MyComponent />
< /ErrorBoundary >
)
}
Concretely, a higher-order component is a function that takes a component and returns a new component.
Whereas a component transforms props into UI, a higher-order component transforms a component into another component.
HOCs creates an abstraction that allows us to define a logic in a single place and share it across many components.
DRY principle!
Picture this: we have a Sidebar
component and two
components that use it: Menu
and
Profile
.
// Sidebar.jsx
class Sidebar extends React.Component {
render() {
const { children } = this.props
return (
{children}
)
}
}
// Menu.jsx
class Menu extends React.Component {
state = { showSidebar: false }
openSidebar = () => {
this.setState({ showSidebar: true })
}
render() {
const { showSidebar } = this.state
return (
{showSidebar && (
- Home
- About
)}
)
}
}
// Profile.jsx
class Profile extends React.Component {
state = { showSidebar: false }
openSidebar = () => {
this.setState({ showSidebar: true })
}
render() {
const { showSidebar } = this.state
return (
{showSidebar && (
Name: Logged User Name
Email: Logged User Email
)}
)
}
}
Do you realize we are writing the same methods for setting the display for side bar?
That's the opposite of DRY principle.
Let's see how HOCs can solve this for us.
// withSidebarManager.jsx
export default function withSidebarManager(BaseComponent) {
return class EnhancedComponent extends React.Component {
state = { showSidebar: false }
openSidebar = () => {
this.setState({ showSidebar: true })
}
render() {
const { showSidebar } = this.state
return < BaseComponent
openSidebar={this.openSidebar}
{...this.props}
/>
}
}
}
Now we can rewrite our components:
// Profile.jsx
class Profile extends React.Component {
render() {
const { showSidebar, openSidebar } = this.props
return (
{showSidebar && (
Name: Logged User Name
Email: Logged User Email
)}
)
}
}
export default withSidebarManager(Profile)
A render prop is a function prop that a component uses to know what to render.
Similar to HOCs, a render prop also creates an abstraction that allows us to share the state or behavior across many components.
Again: DRY principle!
Let's try to recreate the HOC behaviour using Render Props!
https://codesandbox.io/


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5.1 Overview
This chapter describes a number of modules that are used to parse
different file formats.
5.1.1 Markup Languages
Python comes with extensive support for the Extensible
Markup Language (XML) and Hypertext Markup
Language (HTML) file formats. Python also provides basic
support for Standard Generalized Markup
Language (SGML).
All these formats share the same basic structure because both HTML and XML are derived from SGML. Each
document contains a mix of start tags,
end tags, plain text (also called character
data), and entity references, as shown in the following:
<document name="sample.xml">
<header>This is a header</header>
<body>This is the body text. The text can contain
plain text ("character data"), tags, and
entities.
</body>
</document>
In the previous example, <document>,
<header>, and <body>
are start tags. For each start tag, there's a corresponding end tag
that looks similar, but has a slash before the tag name. The start
tag can also contain one or more attributes, like
the name attribute in this example.
Everything between a start tag and its matching end tag is called an
element. In the previous example, the
document element contains two other elements:
header and body.
Finally, " is a character entity. It is
used to represent reserved characters in the text sections. In this
case, it's an ampersand (&), which is used to
start the entity itself. Other common entities include
< for
"less than"
(<), and > for
"greater than" (>).
While XML, HTML, and SGML all share the same building blocks, there
are important differences between them. In XML, all elements must
have both start tags and end tags, and the tags must be properly
nested (if they are, the document is said to be
well-formed). In addition, XML is
case-sensitive, so <document> and
<Document> are two different element types.
HTML, in contrast, is much more flexible. The HTML parser can often
fill in missing tags; for example, if you open a new paragraph in HTML
using the <P> tag without closing the
previous paragraph, the parser automatically adds a
</P> end tag. HTML is also case-insensitive.
On the other hand, XML allows you to define your own elements, while
HTML uses a fixed element set, as defined by the HTML specifications.
SGML is even more flexible. In its full incarnation, you can use a
custom declaration to define how to translate the
source text into an element structure, and a document type
description (DTD) to validate the structure and fill in
missing tags. Technically, both HTML and XML are SGML
applications; they both have their own SGML declaration,
and HTML also has a standard DTD.
Python comes with parsers for all markup flavors. While SGML is the
most flexible of the formats, Python's sgmllib parser is actually
pretty simple. It avoids most of the problems by only understanding
enough of the SGML standard to be able to deal with HTML. It doesn't
handle DTDs either; instead, you can customize
the parser via subclassing.
Python's HTML support is built on the SGML parser. The
htmllib
parser delegates the actual rendering to a formatter object. The
formatter
module contains a couple of standard formatters.
Python's XML support is most complex. In Python 1.5.2, the built-in
support was limited to the xmllib parser, which is
pretty similar to the sgmllib module (with one
important difference; xmllib actually tries to
support the entire XML standard). Python 2.0 comes with more advanced XML tools, based on the optional
expat parser.
5.1.2 Configuration Files
The ConfigParser module
reads and writes a simple configuration file format, similar to
Windows INI files.
The netrc file
reads .netrc configuration files, and the
shlex module
can be used to read any configuration file using a shell script-like
syntax.
5.1.3 Archive Formats
Python's standard library provides support for the popular GZIP
and ZIP (2.0 only) formats. The gzip module reads
and writes GZIP files, and the zipfile reads and
writes ZIP files. Both modules depend on the zlib data compression
module.
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The objects modifiers defines the different ratios. The object ratio by default is 1:1.


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Class ClientInstance
- java.lang.Object
-
- org.apache.qpid.protonj2.client.impl.ClientInstance
-
- All Implemented Interfaces:
java.lang.AutoCloseable
,Client
public final class ClientInstance extends java.lang.Object implements Client
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instances that are all created with the same container parent and therefore share the same container Id.
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close()
Closes all currently openConnection
instances created by this client.java.util.concurrent.Future<Client>
closeAsync()
Closes all currently openConnection
instances created by this client.Connection
connect(java.lang.String host)
Connect to the specified host, using the default port, without credentials and with all connection options set to their defaults.Connection
connect(java.lang.String host, int port)
Connect to the specified host and port, without credentials and with all connection options set to their defaults.Connection
connect(java.lang.String host, int port, ConnectionOptions options)
Connect to the specified host and port, with given connection options.Connection
connect(java.lang.String host, ConnectionOptions options)
Connect to the specified host, using the default port, without credentials and with all connection options set to their defaults.java.lang.String
containerId()
static ClientInstance
create()
static ClientInstance
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Create a newClient
instance using provided configuration options.
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public static ClientInstance create()
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- a newly create
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public static ClientInstance create(ClientOptions options)
Description copied from interface:Client
Create a newClient
instance using provided configuration options.- Parameters:
options
- The configuration options to apply to the newly createClientInstance
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- a newly create
ClientInstance
that uses the configuration provided.
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connect
public Connection connect(java.lang.String host, int port) throws ClientException
Description copied from interface:Client
Connect to the specified host and port, without credentials and with all connection options set to their defaults.- Specified by:
connect
in interfaceClient
- Parameters:
host
- the host to connect toport
- the port to connect to- Returns:
- connection, establishment not yet completed
- Throws:
ClientException
- if theClient
is closed or an error occurs during connect.
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connect
public Connection connect(java.lang.String host, int port, ConnectionOptions options) throws ClientException
Description copied from interface:Client
Connect to the specified host and port, with given connection options.- Specified by:
connect
in interfaceClient
- Parameters:
host
- the host to connect toport
- the port to connect tooptions
- options to use when creating the connection.- Returns:
- connection, establishment not yet completed
- Throws:
ClientException
- if theClient
is closed or an error occurs during connect.
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connect
public Connection connect(java.lang.String host) throws ClientException
Description copied from interface:Client
Connect to the specified host, using the default port, without credentials and with all connection options set to their defaults.- Specified by:
connect
in interfaceClient
- Parameters:
host
- the host to connect to- Returns:
- connection, establishment not yet completed
- Throws:
ClientException
- if theClient
is closed or an error occurs during connect.
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connect
public Connection connect(java.lang.String host, ConnectionOptions options) throws ClientException
Description copied from interface:Client
Connect to the specified host, using the default port, without credentials and with all connection options set to their defaults.- Specified by:
connect
in interfaceClient
- Parameters:
host
- the host to connect tooptions
- options to use when creating the connection.- Returns:
- connection, establishment not yet completed
- Throws:
ClientException
- if theClient
is closed or an error occurs during connect.
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containerId
public java.lang.String containerId()
- Specified by:
containerId
in interfaceClient
- Returns:
- the container id assigned to this
Client
instance.
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close
public void close()
Description copied from interface:Client
Closes all currently openConnection
instances created by this client.This method blocks and waits for each connection to close in turn using the configured close timeout of the
ConnectionOptions
that the connection was created with.
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closeAsync
public java.util.concurrent.Future<Client> closeAsync()
Description copied from interface:Client
Closes all currently openConnection
instances created by this client.This method blocks and waits for each connection to be closed in turn using the configured close timeout of the
ConnectionOptions
that the connection was created with.- Specified by:
closeAsync
in interfaceClient
- Returns:
- a
Future
that will be completed when all open connections have closed.
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Comfort brunch steps up a gear with these rich and sophisticated egg pots. The recipe makes twice as much bread as you need, but you can keep it unbaked in the fridge or use it up in another meal.
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Knock any air out of the dough and divide it into four 120g/4oz balls.  Leave to prove for 10–15 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 200C/Fan 180C/Gas 6. Pat the dough balls down slightly to form a flat surface about 15cm/6in in diameter. Bake for 12–15 minutes (if you prefer you can cook on a lightly oiled griddle pan over a medium heat for 2–3 minutes on each side). Set aside.
To cook the eggs en cocotte, reduce the oven temperature to 180C/Fan 160C/Gas 4. Butter two 100ml/31/2fl oz ramekins or individual cocottes. Heat the oil in a saucepan and cook the shallots, thyme, garlic and bay until softened. Add the mushrooms and cook for 5 minutes. Pour in the wine and simmer until reduced by three-quarters. Pour in the cream and cook until reduced by half. Season with salt and pepper.
Spoon a quarter of the mushroom sauce into the bottom of each ramekin, remove the thyme and bay, then crack in a duck egg and top with the remaining sauce. Bake for 3 minutes, or until the whites have started to set. Sprinkle over the Gruyère and bake for a further 4–8 minutes, depending on how you like your eggs cooked.
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Apr-19 04:49 AM
you can see what happened when he stopped promoting it.
It died before he started
huh?
Greer17-Apr-19 04:51 AM
its a good point. I'm all over crypto constantly trying to learn. Considering the innovation its shocking how little Komodo is talked about
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Apr-19 04:51 AM
Still wants to know:
a) how bdex docs aren't docs
b) why @Deleted User (a NN op) hasn't written docs for "lower barrier"
I asked you to point him to the mm and bdex docs and you responded with something like "those aren't docs"
Greer17-Apr-19 04:53 AM
I'll do it. If I think I can do a good job. I'll do it. Not part of any pledge for votes, just because it bothers me and I wasted tonight 'complaining' about it.
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Apr-19 04:54 AM
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Greer17-Apr-19 04:54 AM
this is most useful so far but I'll have to read through to see how relevant those links actually are https://webworker.sh/komodo
My proposal for Spring 2019 Notary Node candidacy Testnet Live Stats – Current voting tallies – Candidate directory Notary Node Stats 1 | Notary Nodes Stats 2 Info Official website – Whitepaper KMD Insight Explorer – Atomic Explorer Dexstats Explorers – List of asse...
way past my bed time. I'll go back to being quiet again tomorrow. night
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Apr-19 04:55 AM
that can't be useful, @Deleted User says they aren't docs either
I haven't followed this conversation since the beginning, so I don't get the context.
I only saw that there were some comments about "bdex docs aren't docs" or something, and wanted to share before someone invested time in improving dead docs.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Apr-19 06:02 AM
i don't think that mm1/2 has much to do with notary node documentation
The request was for "iguana documentation" of which would include mm1
because, words
as I said at least 3 times, iguana isn't just 1 thing, it's at least 15 all in 1(edited)
Mylo17-Apr-19 06:15 AM
iguana has a stenography api, tx blasting api which can be used for streaming. and then the other 15 things. i think it makes burnt toast as well.
blackjok3r17-Apr-19 06:15 AM
iguana is 1000 things... I have been slowly over time removing parts of it that are not needed to notarize, but its a massive undertaking.
It would almost be eaiser to write a new one.
documentation is impossible.
to notarize you need to know 1 thing. hoe to start it. All of that info is contained in 1 script.
m_notary
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Apr-19 06:18 AM
i think it makes burnt toast as well.
jl777c17-Apr-19 07:09 AM
if all notaries installed the identical setup, then a single exploit that worked on that setup kills the notary network
the white paper explains the general concepts
-ac options are what creates runtime forks
clearly to notarize a chain, you need to run a chain and the destination chain it is notarized to
from whitepaper, we know BTC is where KMD notarizes to and i am sure it is explained that assetchains are notarized to KMD
not sure why this is considered secret information
if there is a lack of documentation, then plz write it
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and @Alright plz give greer/voskcoin a break, it is up to the voters to decide on the issue. if greer is technically capable enough, then the comparison is voskcoins contribution as against someone who is making bounties to get stuff done.
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this is a fuzzy decision and thus the KMD voters will decide
@Greer not understanding that -ac options creates a runtime fork and an independent chain, indicates you did not read all the docs
and instead of bragging how good you are, plz just show us
all this name calling and personal attacks, it has no place here.
i understand the elections turns up the pressure and people get emotional, but let us try to be as normal, as much as we can
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smk762 - dracocanis ominator17-Apr-19 08:30 AM
!kmdtip @webworker01 4
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KMD TipBotBOT17-Apr-19 08:30 AM
TipBot
@smk762 - dracocanis ominator (smk762 (Dragonhound)#7640)
You tipped @webworker014 KMD
smk762 - dracocanis ominator17-Apr-19 08:30 AM
!kmdtip @blackjok3r 4
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@smk762 - dracocanis ominator (smk762 (Dragonhound)#7640)
You tipped @blackjok3r4 KMD
About PAXMATCHES and BESTMATCHES My psuedo-reference guide WIP – I’m still figuring this stuff out: ips: total nodes connected matches: number of nodes that match your bestmask bestk >= 0 && paxmatches: number of nodes that have are submitting a bestmask to the network be...
 A user in Reddit told me that it seems that this year some team members have declared not to vote candidates offering a revenue sharing. Does anybody know something about this?
@Carlos Crypto Economy it is based on a perception of buying votes, which is frowned upon. Some whales disapprove, some are in it for gaining tokens. Some are team members, some are not.
In my opinion, revshare is less valuable than ecosystem growth and development, so I don't support it. Bernie Sanders fans might feel otherwise.
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CrisF17-Apr-19 08:42 AM
Haha, a tip for a tip.
No secret. Just following other's tips.
I've been wondering the same about some of you guys. Still haven't figured out how everyone gets back from updates so quickly. SHossain and CHMEX in particular!
Main thing I've been doing when I can is what jl777 and Blackjok3r suggested.
Building up a base for when there are a mass of chains.(edited)
I'm working on setting up a new server up now.
Interested to see how that turns out.
jl777c17-Apr-19 08:45 AM
better equipment certainly doesnt hurt, but keep in mind an expert tennis player can use a random piece of wood and beat an amateur using the most expensive equipment
PHBA206117-Apr-19 08:45 AM
actually plenty of secrets were shared in this channel
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jl777c17-Apr-19 08:46 AM
it is when it comes down to a battle between top pros, that the equipment matters
CHMEX17-Apr-19 08:46 AM
I believe if you update between notarisations you are more likly to do well for the next 24 hours. Also I have seen a reboot on my node did the trick of getting better results. Just my obersations that does not have to be true.
I'm not sure if that is really the reson as in the last 48 hours it did not so good.
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jl777c17-Apr-19 08:46 AM
as far as i know there are virtually no secrets that have been kept. anybody that claims that is not looking at all the available info, granted there isnt a "notarization for dummies" book. but maybe there shouldnt be
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if there was an official way to do it, then everybody would do it that way and then a single exploit in the official way could be catastrophic
blackjok3r17-Apr-19 08:47 AM
When you start the round makes a huge diffrence... One trick is to call each dpow call on iguna with som random delaly of seconds, with lots of chains this does actualyl help (but onyl after restaret) over time it all evens out.
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jl777c17-Apr-19 08:47 AM
as it is we get a large variety of configurations. I am ok with that, even if the price is a bit longer learning curve.
a lot of times we are confronted with an issue for the first time ever (and many times the only time ever)
PHBA206117-Apr-19 08:48 AM
@CHMEX I noticed that updates can affect my node performance, don't know if it is true for other people, before the 2nd last update my node performance was really good, then it suddenly fell during the 2nd last update, then after the last update it seems back to normal again
jl777c17-Apr-19 08:49 AM
writing up documents to cover ever possible scenario... NASA tried to do that, but still the rockets explode
better to have problem solvers who can solve whatever problem arises
as it is not possible to cover every possible case ahead of time
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so if getting a stable NN setup is too hard given the docs that exist, then likely some out of the blue event would also not be solved
CHMEX17-Apr-19 08:50 AM
that is a very good point the more different setups and systems are used the more secure it is for the whole network as a single exploit might not work on all system. Mybe at some pint it can run on OSX or even windows....
jl777c17-Apr-19 08:50 AM
never on windows
unless they rebrand some unix variant
windows X
smk762 - dracocanis ominator17-Apr-19 08:51 AM
no learning curve == no adaptability to improvise and evolve. A low gradient ramp dont make you fly as high.
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jl777c17-Apr-19 08:53 AM
if you sink when thrown in the swimming pool, cant very well be a lifeguard on the oceanfront
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even if there are no instructions given when thrown in the pool
there certainly wont be instructions on how to deal with an offshore earthquake that happens during a hurricane
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mrlynch17-Apr-19 08:55 AM
i woke up hoping to find useful tips or hints, instead i spent 1 hr of my life catching up on bitching and moaning that spoon feeding is not available..
as a n00b in kmd and NN i found the NN setup docs to be quite comprehensive, however 'how to run an efficient nn' would be detrimental in my opinion!
as @webworker01 said this is like SF.. kmd knowledge and getting your way around a linux box should be a requirement! running an efficient node is down to commitment, ability & willingness to learn. from the little time i spent here i observed that a NN has tremendous responsibility which should NOT be taken lightly.
if you're not willing to get in everyone's git, go through code, test, break & improve things and dyor one should not be here <- this has nothing to do with current skills btw
@Deleted User - barriers should not be lowered btw, i'd rather we have high standards to which candidates should aspire to.. one should not seek equality of outcome with 0 input.. put some damn hours into it
and if he is elected, his server will out perform all of yours, just so I can middle_finger you all next year talk is cheap.. prove it
rant over
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CrisF17-Apr-19 08:55 AM
I found that Labs is a great place to start. This testnet is very well set up for training. The next level. Good stuff Alright and SHossain!
Figure mainnet would/will be a big jump. I can see how much of what is being learned here will be useful.
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PHBA206117-Apr-19 08:56 AM
spent 1 hr of my life catching up on... same here
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jl777c17-Apr-19 08:56 AM
and with the rising profile of dPoW, it could well be next cycle will be when we are attacked by more and more sophisticated means. we cant have operators having to read manuals on how to solve things
firewall breached, hacker is attacking using unknown methods, where is the manual entry for that?
being a solid NN is a craft
not an assembly line job that can be made into some standardized process. if it was standardized, it WILL be exploited
blackjok3r17-Apr-19 08:58 AM
I minimized discord until it was over for the most part after a little while
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PHBA206117-Apr-19 08:59 AM
@Greerand if he is elected, his server will out perform all of yours, just so I can middle_finger you all next year how about trying to out perform us on testnet first
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jl777c17-Apr-19 09:00 AM
the best NN does not brag, he just does the best
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CrisF17-Apr-19 09:00 AM
Haven't got to that part yet
and if he is elected, his server will out perform all of yours, just so I can middle_finger you all next year(edited)
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Carlos Crypto Economy17-Apr-19 09:08 AM
OK, I have been reading the conversation about revenue sharings, but I can see that only one approach (the votes buy/sell) has been taken into account. Not everybody offers a revenue share for the same porposes. We wanted to send a message with it saying that we are not in this ellections for profits, as we already own a working infrastructure and after doing some calculations we considered that 50% is enhough for us to mantain the node and thus support the komodo community and its ecosystem.
smk762 - dracocanis ominator17-Apr-19 09:09 AM
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jl777c17-Apr-19 09:10 AM
@Carlos Crypto Economy that is your choice, but dont expect any votes from me
if the best you can do to support the community is bribing voters with 50%...
 Turns out I missed one interesting conversation. If I can throw my two cents in there; this time last year I didn't know how to use Linux.... So there's a bit of transparency for any voters considering me as a NN
A perceived 'lack of docs' didn't stop me learning all I could through trial & error, along with a massive amount of help from multiple members of the community here who put their time and effort into answering my silly questions along with explaining concepts. I wouldn't be able to do a lot, if it wasn't for the patience of people like @Alright@webworker01@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴@blackjok3r , just to name a few.
I find it difficult to understand when people come into this community and don't find it easy to integrate into. I believe if you have the right attitude and willingness to learn, test, trial, error, and continue to test, you will struggle . I think that could be translated into anything in life though I suppose.
edited for Genies pleasure(edited)
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mrlynch17-Apr-19 09:34 AM
finally brok 3k mark on notas @Alright i'm comming for ye
@jl777c It is a pity that, the only thing of our message that has penetrated has been that 50% of revenue share. Our intention was to present a proposal as honest as possible, with minimal compensation for our informative work and maintenance of the node. Of course, 50% is not the only thing we offer, as it can be read in our application.


Robot Game
This topic contains the following sections.
- Introduction to Robot Game
- System Requirements
- Getting Started
- Game Controls
- Implementation Notes
- Extending Robot Game
Introduction to Robot Game
The Robot Game Kit is a complete mini game for XNA Game Studio. The project comes ready to compile and run, and it's easy to customize with a little bit of C# programming. You are also free to use the source code as the basis for your own XNA Game Studio game projects, and to share your work with others.
Robot Game is a three-dimensional robot combat game that demonstrates the following components:
- Advanced graphics using shaders and post-processing effects
- Advanced particle system
- Collision detection, 3D positional sound, input, and screens management
- Single-player mode and split-screen two-player versus mode
- Customizable game elements, such as robots, weapons, and items
System Requirements
Getting Started
Building and Running a Robot Game Project
To build and run the Robot Game project
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Either press F5 or, on the Debug menu, click Start Debugging.
The project will build and then run within the debugger.
To build the project without running it
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Either press F6 or, on the Build menu, click Build Solution.
The project will build without running.
Game Controls
You can use a keyboard or Xbox 360 controller to play Robot Game. The controls are as follows:
| Action | Gamepad Control | Keyboard P1 Control | Keyboard P2 Control |
|---|---|---|---|
| Select a menu entry. | Left thumb stick | W, A, S, and D | UP ARROW, DOWN ARROW, LEFT ARROW, and RIGHT ARROW |
| Accept the menu selection. | A | SPACEBAR, ENTER | None |
| Cancel the menu. | B | ESC | None |
| Exit the current screen. | START, BACK | ESC | None |
| Move the robot. | Left thumb stick | W, A, S, and D | UP ARROW, DOWN ARROW, LEFT ARROW, and RIGHT ARROW |
| Turn the robot. | Right thumb stick | F, H | Num Pad 4, 6 |
| Fire the current weapon. | Right trigger | G | Num Pad 5 |
| Reload the current weapon. | Right bumper | T | Num Pad 8 |
| Ignite boosters. | Left trigger | SPACEBAR | Num Pad 0 |
| Switch the current weapon. | Left bumper | V | Num Pad 1 |
| Toggle camera mode (Debug configuration only) | Left thumb stick button | ENTER | None |
Implementation Notes
Customizable Assets
- Gameplay data, such as level specifications, robot specifications, and item specifications, are implemented as XML files. These files require no processing, and they are loaded at run time via the XML serialization system. They are included directly in the game project rather than the content project, and the files must be set to copy to the output directory for the game to function.
- Animations (.Animation files) and particle systems (.Particle files) are internally implemented as XML data, but this implementation detail is abstracted by the XNA Content Pipeline importer, processor, and writer types specified in the RobotGameProcessors project. All content of these types must use their respective importers and processors, and the custom file extensions instruct Visual Studio to make those assignments by default.
- Normal map and specular map textures are stored as user string properties of the models in Maya.
Debugging Assistance
- To enable invulnerability for the player's robots, set the initialization value of the debugMode field in the GamePlayer class, found in the game project.
- The framerate of the game is shown only in debug mode. This functionality is implemented in the FpsCounter class in the data project, in the Helper subdirectory.
Extending Robot Game
There are many possible ways to modify or improve Robot Game:
- Create or modify 3D models and animations: The 3D models for RobotGame are in the Autodesk FBX format (.fbx). Most 3D design tools will export to this format. The specification of each robot’s model is within each robot’s .spec file, in the ModelFilePath section. However, note that if the model’s bones do not match the associated animation files, then the game will not function properly.
- Change gameplay data: The data for each level (.level), all items (.spec), weapons (.spec), and robots (.spec) are stored as XML. This makes it easy to open each file and change the values, including power, speed, position, etc.
- Change particle systems: The data for particle systems (.Particle) is stored as XML. This makes it easy to customize the particle systems used in the game.


User Class
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Return an identifier for a User.
Returns:
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A string for identifying an event.
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battlenet
String
BattleNet Tag
contact
String
Describes where to contact the user, type is prepended as a protocol and is partially defined by parsing the contact string for patterns.
data
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Field values for arbitrary data.
gmail
String
User's GMail account for google auth.
gmail
String
User's eMail account for general correspondence.
id
String
image
String
URL of profile picture
ips
String
List of seen IPs for security purposes.
minecraft
String
The minecraft user for this user
name
String
Full name of user
pvpnet
String
League of Legends Main
sessions
String
String array of session ObjectId's (This prevents other sessions from being exposed in links).
steam
String
The steam user for this user
username
String
User's username.


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title: Refreshing my statistics
date: '2013-03-01T12:08:00.000-08:00'
author: daryoush
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blogger_orig_url: http://onfp.blogspot.com/2013/03/refreshing-my-statistics.html
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I am watching a nice set of lectures of Harvard's Stat 110 class.
Watch the Lectures
Professor Joe Blitzstein is great. One particularly puzzling problem is presented at 36:00 minute of Stat 123 teaser.
I have not been able to figure out the puzzle in the expected value of Euro and $. If you happen to have any ideas on this I would appreciate it.


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Joe Dirt * 1/2 (out of * * * * )
Directed by Dennie Gordon. Cast: David Spade, Brittany Daniel, Dennis Miller, Adam Beach, Christopher Walken, Rosanna Arquette, Jaime Pressly, Kid Rock, Erik Per Sullivan, Caroline Aaron. 2001 - 92 minutes Rated PG-13 (for profanity and sexual situations). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, April 11, 2001.
"Joe Dirt" is woefully unfunny. Directed by television alum Dennie Gordon (in his feature film debut) and executive-produced by Adam Sandler, it is another halfhearted attempt to inundate audiences with bathroom humor and dog-humping jokes. The only problem is, these jokes are, by now, getting moldier than three-month-old bread, and it has a watered-down PG-13 rating. Every physical joke and every line of dialogue that is supposed to be humorous are both predictable and boring. I didn't laugh, or lightly chuckle, or even smile, once throughout the duration of "Joe Dirt," and it takes a really, really bad comedy to achieve such a dubious feat.
Joe Dirt (David Spade) is a radio station janitor in Los Angeles with a cheesy mullet hairdo straight out of the '70s. Living in the building's boiler room, lightning strikes one day when he finds himself on the air with "tell-it-like-it-is" radio personality Zander Kelly (Dennis Miller), unspinning his fascinating life story, from the moment when he was abandoned by his trailer trash parents at the Grand Canyon when he was eight, up until the present day, circa twenty years later. Passed along from one wacky foster family to the next as a child, Joe has spent his adult years desperately searching for the whereabouts of his parents, who have seemingly vanished into thin air. Amidst it all, he lost touch with the one person who ever really cared about him, Brandy (Brittany Daniel), a fetching young woman who is about to marry the oily Robby (Kid Rock) by default.
An uninspired road-movie-cum-love-story, "Joe Dirt" leaps from one comic setup to the next, without any actual care for the story at hand, or the fact that the comedy is D.O.A. David Spade (1999's "Lost & Found"), who also acts as co-writer to the episodic screenplay, can be a charming performer, but he tries too hard here to be like fellow comedians Adam Sandler and Rob Schneider. In the process, he flounders in a story that would be above the most listless actor in Hollywood.
Cameos are prevalent, perhaps to make up for the lacking material, as they include everyone from Christopher Walken (what is he doing her?), to rapper Kid Rock, to Rosanna Arquette. The only person who permeates any sort of cinematic screen presence is Brittany Daniel (a former recurring actor on TV's "Dawson's Creek"), as the sweet Brandy, who makes for an attractive love interest. Daniel's scenes, and one admittedly clever vignette in which Joe is captured and put into a well by a cross-dressing serial killer with a white-haired poodle, a 'la "The Silence of the Lambs," are the only elements that raise "Joe Dirt" above being utterly worthless. The classic rock soundtrack, including Blue Oyster Cult's "Burnin' for You" and Bachman Turner-Overdrive's "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet," isn't bad, either.
There are so many things wrong with "Joe Dirt," however, that these passing bright spots are only cause for cursory interest. The whole of the film is birdbrained and silly, and doesn't work for a second. Likewise, director Dennie Gordon shows no flair for filmmaking, unable to set up even the most simple jokes for an acceptable payoff. "Joe Dirt" aspires to be the next "Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo" or "Dumb & Dumber," but it ends up landing closer in quality to "Billy Madison" and "Black Sheep."
- Copyright 2001 by Dustin Putman
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