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AspenShredder08-Jan-19 08:04 PM
well the max I meant was hypnotically the the max it could be conservatively
dukeleto08-Jan-19 08:04 PM
@AspenShredder sure, those calculations seem reasonable as a max upper bound
AspenShredder08-Jan-19 08:05 PM
correct
Interesting. I will dig deeper into the progect.
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dukeleto08-Jan-19 08:05 PM
is this research for something in particular?
AspenShredder08-Jan-19 08:07 PM
Trying to gage the coins value over time
CHMEX08-Jan-19 08:09 PM
If you need particular stats let me know(edited)
AspenShredder08-Jan-19 08:09 PM
If the rewards were constant without a block height were the are discontinued. Therefore creating and infinite supply it would deflate the price potentially. Not where I would feel secure placing my money for years.
Will do thanks for the info.
BTW new wallet coming out I think I read somewhere?
I was told the other day the Agama wallet was not an HD wallet but I believe that was wrong info. It came from your team so I took him/her at their word.
Agama is a Multiwallet provided by the SuperNet project, a company acquired by Komodo (KMD). The wallet is currently in development but offers multiple unique features.
Users can choose between Full, Basilisk and Native modes and they can use multiple currencies like Bitcoin...
This site reflects the Agama wallet as HD
Do you have a seed+1, seed+2,seed+3
grewalsatinder08-Jan-19 09:54 PM
single seed phrase = same single address
HD gives you multiple address, a new address with no tx in it.
not exactly the case with Agama
I'm sure rewards are based on block heights
if a UTXO is of 10 KMD or bigger it starts counting to calculations on eligible for the rewards
this UTXO needs 60 confirmations to start that rewards to start from
the calculation of the total possible rewards from this UTXO stops after about a month of block confirmations
on quick google search it's 43830 minutes in 1 month
and KMD blocks are aprox of 60 seconds
so I guess after 43830 blocks the rewards will not increase
you spend this UTXO, doesn't matter to which address, either to someone else or to one of your own, and the rewards which counts to this UTXO are send back to the same address this UTXO was originated from, sent from.
These are the code conditions and consensus rules inside komodo
if you can explain there is a chance of creating extra unexpected supply through rewards, please explain(edited)
AspenShredder08-Jan-19 10:16 PM
Just to make sure I am following you. Are you saying one has to sent the balance of rewards once a month from the UTXO for the process to start over and the rewards to start accumulating again?
grewalsatinder08-Jan-19 10:29 PM
yes
before block 1,000,000 the rule was that it could not be needing spent for 1 year
after 1 million block, rule updated to 1 month
the effect is that there will be more kmd transactions in network as people will be at least moving their funds once in a month, as expected behaviour
another effect is that with 1 year, if a person had did not move the funds for 1 year, the compound interest calculations would have given the person like around ~5.0% reward
and because it's more frequent compounding with every 1 month, the reward goes around to ~5.1%
the UTXO which exists on or prior to 1 million blocks, still are under the rule of 1 year
those who have not spent those UTXO are still accruing the rewards
but as soon as the 1 year completes for those UTXOs, the reward accruing will stop
and they have to spend those UTXO to start accruing reward
when they will spend those UTXO, it will be working under new rule, so have to do the process every 1 month
can also do as early as after 60 minutes
AspenShredder08-Jan-19 10:34 PM
I follow you
grewalsatinder08-Jan-19 10:35 PM
but then it all depends on how much they are accruing, and if tx fee is a concern or not
have to leave mate, talk to ya later.
just leave a comment and someone will answer
AspenShredder08-Jan-19 10:36 PM
k
So by spent you mean a transaction. Say I have 10 KMD in your Agama wallet and it starts building up interest after 60 minutes. After 1 month max you have to move those fund (transaction/spent) back to your other wallet to continue the compounding. And continue the cycle over and over. Therefore, those lost funds that were getting rewards would inherently not continue compounding until block 7,777,777,777
*till
PTYX08-Jan-19 10:51 PM
You don't need to send it to a different wallet. You can simply make a transaction to the same address.
That's what the Agama claim button does. It makes a transaction to your address.

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blackjok3r09-Jan-19 09:50 AM
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jorian09-Jan-19 09:50 AM
No problems here toon
Mbp?
$tefano.09-Jan-19 10:20 AM
z_shieldcoinbase finished (status=failed, error=16: tx-overwinter-expired)
just a question, what is the reason on this error?
too many requests in few time?
Nabob09-Jan-19 11:41 AM
@$tefano. Please help to make sure your node fully in sync, I ll try to wait for transaction to complete before i go for new transaction on Pirate chain
Cryptoon09-Jan-19 02:21 PM
@jorian yeah mbp
even simple stuff like calendar is lagging stupidly
Emilis09-Jan-19 04:27 PM
Hey guys, I'm trying to call the komodod RPC call for signrawtransaction, I am getting errors though and I can't shake the feeling it's because I'm not sending the private key correctly. I struggle to find documentation on how to include more parameters than just the base tx, so any help would be appreciated
I should also point out I plan on sending the private key on every request
@Emilis make sure you are giving a JSON array of privkeys, not a plain string
Emilis09-Jan-19 05:04 PM
Right, my current arguments are in the format of txhex, [], ["wif"] where the middle one is afaik extra inputs?
@Nabob I'll keep that as a backup. But I'm doing this programatically, so I'd have to go digging through that source code, and I'm no expert on js haha
dukeleto09-Jan-19 05:11 PM
@Emilis what exact error do you get? Most likely you have a json/stringification error. Make sure to remove any privkey stuff from error output
Emilis09-Jan-19 05:13 PM
Operation not valid with the current stack size
Scriptsig is empty too but I assume that's kind of the point if it fails
jl777c09-Jan-19 05:14 PM
[] is not valid vin descriptor
Emilis09-Jan-19 05:14 PM
Right, but to my understanding I need to give some form of inputs param in sign, right?
I've added inputs in createrawtransaction
jl777c09-Jan-19 05:15 PM
you need to describe the vins
Emilis09-Jan-19 05:15 PM
Like as in which input takes which key?
jl777c09-Jan-19 05:16 PM
[ (json array of json objects, or 'null' if none provided)
{
"txid":"id", (string, required) The transaction id
"vout":n, (numeric, required) The output number
"scriptPubKey": "hex", (string, required) script key
"redeemScript": "hex", (string, required for P2SH) redeem script
"amount": value (numeric, required) The amount spent
}
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]
from the help output
not sure all the fields are needed, but txid, vout would be
if p2sh then redeemScript too
Emilis09-Jan-19 05:17 PM
Just to be sure, this would be required even if these are already given in createrawtransaction, right?
jl777c09-Jan-19 05:17 PM
i am not sure why, but that is the way it used to work
maybe it has been improved since, seems quite redundant as all that info is in the raw hex
maybe it is good as a cross check
Emilis09-Jan-19 05:18 PM
Yeah, that's fine, as long as I know how it works
It might be security, in case you mix up your txs?
To stop spending where you didn't intend to?
Alright, I'm going on a little walk now to clear my head, but thanks a lot for the help, guys
jorian09-Jan-19 07:03 PM
@dukeleto trying your wack! first got this:
Can't locate BerkeleyDB.pm in @INC (you may need to install the BerkeleyDB module)
so i googled how to install the BerkeleyDB module. Did all that, now got this:
unsupported btree version: 10
my gut says it's because crypto uses older versions of bdb


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Filtering large collections¶
When you need more control over collections of containers, you can filter the results and return back a subset of the total collection by using the marker and end_marker parameters. The former parameter (marker) tells the API where to begin the list, and the latter (end_marker) tells it where to end the list. You may use either of them independently or together.
You may also use the limit parameter to fix the number of containers returned.
To list a set of containers between two fixed points:
$someContainers = $service->listContainers(array(
'marker' => 'container_55',
'end_marker' => 'container_2001'
));
Or to return a limited set:
$someContainers = $service->listContainers(array('limit' => 560));
Get container¶
To retrieve a certain container:
/** @param $container OpenCloud\ObjectStore\Resource\Container */
$container = $service->getContainer('{containerName}');
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Retrieve a container’s name¶
$name = $container->name;
Retrieve a container’s object count¶
$count = $container->getObjectCount();
Retrieve a container’s total bytes used¶
$bytes = $container->getBytesUsed();
Delete container¶
Deleting an empty container is easy:
$container->delete();
Please bear mind that you must delete all objects inside a container before deleting it. This is done for you if you set the $deleteObjects parameter to TRUE like so:
$container->delete(true);
You can also delete all objects first, and then call delete.
Deleting all objects inside a container¶
$container->deleteAllObjects();
Create or update container metadata¶
$container->saveMetadata(array(
'Author' => 'Virginia Woolf',
'Published' => '1931'
));
Please bear in mind that this action will set metadata to this array - overriding existing values and wiping those left out. To append values to the current metadata:
$metadata = $container->appendToMetadata(array(
'Publisher' => 'Hogarth'
));
Container quotas¶
The container_quotas middleware implements simple quotas that can be imposed on Cloud Files containers by a user. Setting container quotas can be useful for limiting the scope of containers that are delegated to non-admin users, exposed to formpost uploads, or just as a self-imposed sanity check.
To set quotas for a container:
use OpenCloud\Common\Constants\Size;
$container->setCountQuota(1000);
$container->setBytesQuota(2.5 * Size::GB);
And to retrieve them:
echo $container->getCountQuota();
echo $container->getBytesQuota();
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Access log delivery¶
To view your object access, turn on Access Log Delivery. You can use access logs to analyze the number of people who access your objects, where they come from, how many requests for each object you receive, and time-based usage patterns (such as monthly or seasonal usage).
$container->enableLogging();
$container->disableLogging();
Syncing containers¶
You can synchronize local directories with your CloudFiles/Swift containers very easily. When you do this, the container will mirror exactly the nested file structure within your local directory:
$container->uploadDirectory('/home/user/my-blog');
There are four scenarios you should be aware of:
| Local | Remote | Comparison | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| File exists | File exists | Identical checksum | No action |
| File exists | File exists | Different checksum | Local file overwrites remote |
| File exists | File does not exist | Local file created in Swift | |
| Files does not exist | File exists | Remote file deleted |


Tools to solve real-world problems with multiple classes classifications by computing the areas under ROC and PR curve via micro-averaging and macro-averaging. The vignettes of this package can be found via <https://github.com/WandeRum/multiROC>. The methodology is described in V. Van Asch (2013) <https://www.clips.uantwerpen.be/~vincent/pdf/microaverage.pdf> and Pedregosa et al. (2011) <http://scikit-learn.org/stable/auto_examples/model_selection/plot_roc.html>.
| Version: | 1.1.1 |
| Imports: | zoo, magrittr, boot, stats |
| Suggests: | dplyr, ggplot2 |
| Published: | 2018-06-26 |
| Author: | Runmin Wei [aut, cre], Jingye Wang [aut], Wei Jia [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Runmin Wei <runmin at hawaii.edu> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | multiROC results |
| Reference manual: | multiROC.pdf |
| Package source: | multiROC_1.1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: multiROC_1.1.1.zip, r-release: multiROC_1.1.1.zip, r-oldrel: multiROC_1.1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: multiROC_1.1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: multiROC_1.1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | multiROC archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=multiROC to link to this page.


| Methods' Summary |
| isReadOnly |
Returns the resource's read only state
|
| setCurrentLocale |
Sets the locale to be used
|
| setDefaultLocale |
Sets the default locale to be used
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| setString |
Associates a String to a Resource ID for the current locale.
If an entry for the Resource ID already exists, the string
associated with it will be overwritten, otherwise a new
entry will be created.
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| setStringForLocale |
Associates a String to a Resource ID for a specific locale.
If an entry for the Resource ID already exists, the string
associated with it will be overwritten, otherwise a new
entry will be created.
It's not recommended to use this method to get the best
performance as the implementation may be optimized for
the use of the current locale.
|
| removeId |
Removes a Resource ID including the corresponding string for
the current locale.
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| removeIdForLocale |
Removes a Resource ID including the corresponding string for
s specific locale.
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| newLocale |
Creates a new locale.
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| removeLocale |
Removes a locale completely including the corresponding
strings for each locale.
|
| getUniqueNumericId |
Provides a numeric id that is unique within all Resource IDs
used in the string table.
This method takes into account all Resource IDs starting with
a decimal number and only evaluates the ID until the first non
digit character is reached. This allows to extend unique IDs
with individual identifiers without breaking the mechanism of
this method.
Examples:
ID "42" -> numeric id 42
ID "0foo" -> numeric id 0
ID "111.MyId.Something.Else" -> numeric id 111
ID "No Digits" -> not considered for numeric id
The id returned will be 0 for an empty string table and it will
be reset to 0 if all locales are removed. In all other cases
this method returns the maximum numeric id used so far at the
beginning of a Resource ID incremented by 1. When calling this
method more than once always the same number will be returned
until this number is really used at the beginning of a new
Resource ID passed to setString or
setStringForLocale.
As the numeric id is guaranteed to be unique for the complete
string table all locales are taken into account. So using this
methods will force the implementation to load all locale data
that may not have been loaded so far.
|
| Methods' Details |
isReadOnly
- Description
- Returns the resource's read only state
- Returns
- true if the resource is read only, otherwise false
|
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setCurrentLocale
- Description
- Sets the locale to be used
- Parameter aLocale
- Specifies the current locale to be used.
- Parameter FindClosestMatch
If true: If the exact locale that should be set is not available
the method tries to find the closest match. E.g. if en_US is re-
quired but not available, en would be the next choice. Finally
the default locale will be used true.
If false: If the exact locale that should be set is not available
a ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
is thrown.
If false: If the exact locale that should be set is not available
a ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
is thrown.
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| setDefaultLocale
|
setString
| void |
| setString( |
[in] string |
ResourceID, |
| [in] string |
Str ) |
| raises( |
::com::sun::star::lang::NoSupportException ); |
- Description
- Associates a String to a Resource ID for the current locale.
If an entry for the Resource ID already exists, the string
associated with it will be overwritten, otherwise a new
entry will be created.
- Parameter ResourceID
- ID to address the string inside the resource for the current locale.
- Parameter Str
- String to be associated with the Resource ID.
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::NoSupportException
if the resource is read only, see isReadOnly
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setStringForLocale
| void |
| setStringForLocale( |
[in] string |
ResourceID, |
| [in] string |
Str, |
| [in] ::com::sun::star::lang::Locale |
locale ) |
| raises( |
::com::sun::star::lang::NoSupportException ); |
- Description
- Associates a String to a Resource ID for a specific locale.
If an entry for the Resource ID already exists, the string
associated with it will be overwritten, otherwise a new
entry will be created.
It's not recommended to use this method to get the best
performance as the implementation may be optimized for
the use of the current locale.
- Parameter ResourceID
- ID to address the string inside the resource.
- Parameter Str
- String to be associated with the Resource ID.
- Parameter locale
- The locale the string should be set for.
The locale has to match exactly with one of the locales provided by
getLocales. A closest match search is not supported.
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::NoSupportException
if the resource is read only, see isReadOnly
|
|
removeId
- Description
- Removes a Resource ID including the corresponding string for
the current locale.
- Parameter ResourceID
- The Resource ID to be removed for the current locale.
- Throws
- MissingResourceException
if the Resource ID is not valid.
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::NoSupportException
if the resource is read only, see isReadOnly
|
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removeIdForLocale
- Description
- Removes a Resource ID including the corresponding string for
s specific locale.
- Parameter ResourceID
- The Resource ID to be removed.
- Parameter locale
- The locale the Resource ID should be removed for.
The locale has to match exactly with one of the locales provided by
getLocales. A closest match search is not supported.
- Throws
- MissingResourceException
if the Resource ID is not valid.
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::NoSupportException
if the resource is read only, see isReadOnly
|
|
newLocale
- Description
- Creates a new locale.
For each existing ResourceID an empty string
will be created. The first locale created will
automatically be the first default locale.
Otherwise strings for all already created IDs
will be copied from the default locale.
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::container::ElementExistException
if the Locale already has been created.
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if the Locale is not valid.
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::NoSupportException
if the resource is read only, see isReadOnly
|
|
| removeLocale
|
getUniqueNumericId
- Description
- Provides a numeric id that is unique within all Resource IDs
used in the string table.
This method takes into account all Resource IDs starting with
a decimal number and only evaluates the ID until the first non
digit character is reached. This allows to extend unique IDs
with individual identifiers without breaking the mechanism of
this method.
Examples:
ID "42" -> numeric id 42
ID "0foo" -> numeric id 0
ID "111.MyId.Something.Else" -> numeric id 111
ID "No Digits" -> not considered for numeric id
The id returned will be 0 for an empty string table and it will
be reset to 0 if all locales are removed. In all other cases
this method returns the maximum numeric id used so far at the
beginning of a Resource ID incremented by 1. When calling this
method more than once always the same number will be returned
until this number is really used at the beginning of a new
Resource ID passed to setString or
setStringForLocale.
As the numeric id is guaranteed to be unique for the complete
string table all locales are taken into account. So using this
methods will force the implementation to load all locale data
that may not have been loaded so far.
- Throws
- ::com::sun::star::lang::NoSupportException
if the next available id exceeds the range of type long.
So it's not recommended to use own Resource IDs starting
with a decimal number near to the maximum long value if
this methods should be used.
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#include <SDL2/SDL.h>
#include "Map.h"
#include <cmath>
#include <queue>
#include "Configuration.h"
#include <string>
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| class | Player |
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Pair Programming
October 20, 2014
What is Pair Programming?
Pair programming is a technique for programming in which software developers work in pairs on the same code at the same time. Pair programming can be useful by minimizing errors by having a second pair of eyes on the code. It can also be a useful tool to spread knowledge from a more senior developer to a junior or newer member of the team.
Looks nice, doesn't it?
Why is pair programming important to DBC?
Pair Programming, as far as I can tell (I'm only in week 3) is integral aspect to DBC. This makes a lot of sense to me because DBC emphasizes learning from your peers and pairing is a great way to do this. Furthermore, DBC stresses the process of teaching to cement your understanding of a concept--which defintiely happens in pairing sessions. DBC also uses pairing sessions as a way to build engineering empathy within its Boots.
Comparison of Driver and Navigator Roles
I see the role of the Navigator as the teammate who keeps a higher level view of the project or problem and might even keep an eye on what is coming up ahead. They can also perform research on a topic if the driver has stuff to work on. For remote pairing sessions the navigator can also be in charge of running the code on their location machine periodically. I see the driver as the person who is more in the trenches of the code working on the syntax and just putting everything down in the Text Editor. If stuck with something the driver can also just test some ideas out while the navigator reads about the issue online.
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Enumerables, one of the workhorses of the Ruby language when it comes to looking through a collection of data, such as an array, and doing something with one or more pieces of that data.
I will show an example and explain the 'Map' Method and how it works:
an_array = ["dog","cat","fish","bird"]
an_array.map { |x| x << " pet" }
First we see an array called an_array with animals in it.
Next is the map method being called on the array.
Inside the 'block', left to right, first we see an x. This 'x' is simply a variable and can be any letter; i , y , g whatever. This variable is used to represent each item in the array as the map method loops through the array per the number of items in the array.
So for each run (loop), 'x' represents an array item to which an equation is applied.
The 'equation', which we can see above, comes after the '|x|'. In this case, the equation says "add the word 'pet' to the current item represented by 'x' in the array".
There are many 'equations' we can apply to the variable in addition to the one shown above.
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Item 4.
At the e-mail text edit box, write in the e-mail address of your account. Then use space with 4 6 again to go to the password edit box. Write the password of your account.
At the e-mail text edit box, write in the e-mail address of your account. Then use space with 4 6 again to go to the password edit box. Write the password of your account.


After a five-year gap between albums, FKA twigs returned this year with the stunning Magdalene, in which she continued to prove she’s one of the most forward-thinking voices in the realms of experimental R&B and art pop. As lavish and creative as Magdalene is, her live show, which hit Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre for a second night on Thursday (11/21), is even more thrilling.
Like she’s done on previous tour stops this year, she dedicated several songs to just herself and her vocals, without any backup dancers or distracting lights, which made for an extremely confrontational, eye-catching experience. For other songs, she incorporated modern dance and dramatic, theatrical choreography into her live show, which also included pole dancing during the awe-inspiring “Lights On.” As usual, twigs’ maximalist sense of fashion was also on display, as she danced through newer tracks like “Holy Terrain” and “Sad Day” with various extravagant outfits.
View photos in the gallery above, and watch fan-shot video below. FKA twigs’ tour continues in Europe throughout early December.


This SRFI defines two disjoint immutable container types known as Maybe and Either, both of which can contain objects collectively known as their payload. A Maybe object is either a Just object or the unique object Nothing (which has no payload); an Either object is either a Right object or a Left object. Maybe represents the concept of optional values; Either represents the concept of values which are either correct (Right) or errors (Left).
Note that the terms Maybe, Just, Nothing, Either, Right, and Left are capitalized in this SRFI so as not to be confused with their ordinary use as English words. Thus "returns Nothing" means "returns the unique Nothing object"; "returns nothing" could be interpreted as "returns no values" or "returns an unspecified value".


{% extends 'project_management/pm_base.html' %} {% block breadcrumb %} Dashboard Projects Project Administration {% endblock breadcrumb %} {% block pm_content %}
Use this page to administratively add users to projects.


Lack of Transparency
Description: Many participants from the focus groups expressed concern about favoritism, nepotism, and lack of transparency at the free clinics.
Comments: - 'Refugees were pessimistic that oversees funding was going directly to healthcare'
- 'Refugees expressed frustration about the lack of tranparency''Perceptions of nepotism and favoritism.'
- 'Some people get full medication attention and get treated well, while others do not enjoy this advantage? We, as refugees, suffer from the effects of nepotism and favoritism.'
- 'When I asked them about the organizations, and the difference between IRC and other organizations. Some said that they never heard of IRC. Others said that IRC appoints people who do not do their jobs well and treat people badly. They also said that the employees are Syrian who only help their relatives. They wish IRC would take care of this problem, because it distorts IRC’s image. Others wish IRC would open a department to provide healthcare services, respond to all their health needs, and cover the expenses and the cost of treatment and emergency operations for them and their children.'
- 'Financial exploitation (transportation/taxi).'
- 'We need medical security, because we are afraid aid might be cut off just like the case with Jordan Health Aid Society.'
- 'Lack of credibility in dealing with healthcare clinics.'
- 'I cannot describe how frustration they are at government centers and the places where the health services are located, because they have suffered a lot and they don’t trust them anymore.'
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We hack, tinker, and help each other
It doesn't matter if you want to hack, learn a new programming language, discuss data privacy, encryption, or open source, tinker with hardware, or something else entirely - you will find a space here. We want to have fun together, engage in our hobbies, learn something new, exchange tips and tricks, and work on and exchange project ideas.
We want to have a space together where everyone feels welcome, without feeling anxious or excluded for not knowing something. A space where new and wonderful things happen.
We all have different technical backgrounds, and many of us are starting from zero. Whether you're a student, trainee, worker, volunteer, activist, or something else, everyone can contribute, as we all bring something different to the table. We are all learners, so let us all share knowledge and grow.
Why this hackerspace is only open to women, non-binary, trans, and intersex people
Feel free to drop by! We are open for new ideas. You don't have a plan? It doesn't matter! That's why we are here.
The meet is currently held in the Hügelstraße 27 in Jena, close to the bus stop Wöllnitzer Straße on bus route 16. It can be difficult to enter the building, so we will meet at the door and go in together. Should you come later, just write us an email and we can fetch you.
We will post meet-up dates on our social media channels, which are listed below.
Bring a laptop with you. If you don't have one, we're happy to share one. There is wifi in the room - just ask us for the password.
Please note that the building itself is not a safe space, as there are people who are not women, trans, or intersex.
Joining us? Write us an email: binarybugs@riseup.net


There are a few themes(skins) for sidebar and navbar.
By default sidebar-light and navbar-blue themes are included in ace.css .
In demo when you choose a different theme from settings box , ace-themes.css is loaded.
But if you want to use a theme in your app other than the default ones,
it's recommended to compile ace.css using your chosen theme(s).
You should not use ace-themes.css because it is a large file as it contains all sidebar and navbar themes.
Open scss/ace-default-themes.scss
and add or remove the theme(s) you want.
👉 Note: For Dark Colored Sidebars such as .sidebar-purple
you should include and compile both sidebar-color and the sidebar you want. (Except for .sidebar-dark
and .sidebar-dark2
)
$my-navbar-themes: (
"blue": $navbar-blue
);
$my-sidebar-themes: (
"white": $sidebar-white
);
$my-sidebar-themes: (
"dark": $sidebar-dark
);
// OR if you want a dark sidebar like *sidebar-purple*
$my-sidebar-themes: (
"color": $sidebar-color, // sidebar-color should be included as well
"purple": $sidebar-purple
);
Then rebuild ace.css
And in your HTML change navbar and sidebar theme like this:

Sidebar themes are as follows:
light
which is the default sidebar theme in ace.css and used in Dashboard and most pageswhite
,white2
,white3
,white4
lightblue
,lightblue2
,lightpurple
. These are used along with .sidebar-spaced
dark
dark2
blue
cadetblue
darkblue
darkcrimson
darkslateblue
darkslategrey
green
plum
purple
steelblue
gradient1
gradient2
gradient3
gradient4
After you rebuild ace.css using your chosen theme as mentioned above, you can use it like this:

 ...

 ...

 ...

 ...

If you want to change the colors and other values of a specific theme, you should edit scss/_sidebar-themes-variables.scss
You can customize each theme to change its colors or other features.
Many themes are extended from another theme. For example sidebar-white is extended from sidebar-light.
👉 Some of the options are:
With a shadow you can have the .active element cover the shadow by setting shadow-padding
to 1px
(or more)
and result is like this:
But it's not possible with a border. So if you want a border and not a shadow:
Then you should modify your theme values (in _sidebar-themes-variables.scss) like this:
$sidebar-light: map-merge($sidebar-light-base, (
'background-color': #f1f3f5,
'border-color': #dbdfe2,
'shadow': null,
....
));
However when active item covers sidebar's shadow in collapsed mode, it sometimes doesn't look good. And you can fix that by adding the following theme variable:
$sidebar-light: map-merge($sidebar-light-base, (
'background-color': #f7f7f7,
'border-color': null,
'shadow': (inset -1px 0 0 0 #dbdfe2),
'shadow-padding': 1px,
'shadow-padding-collapsed-disabled': true,
// OR
'shadow-padding-collapsed-active-on-right': true,//will show the active highligh border on right, when sidebar is collapsed and hovered
....
));
or when active item highlight is on right: (Explained in Sidebar Nav Options)
.sidebar-inner
child:

...

null
disables it1
only shows it on hover2
only shows when item is .active3
shows it both on hover and when .active- set
submenu-bullet-style
tocaret
to change it from circle to triangle
$sidebar-purple: (
...
'submenu-bullets': 1,
'submenu-bullet-style': caret
...
);
These changes are not part of the theme. Instead their relevant class names are changed:
Here for example the search icon's class name is changed from text-info
to text-orange-l2
to match the selected sidebar theme
Navbar theming options are as follows:
white
,white2
light
lightblue
lightpurple
lightgreen
lightgrey
dark
blue
. It's the default navbar color included in ace.css and used in Dashboard and most pagesdarkblue
skyblue
cadetblue
purple
plum
teal
green
darkgreen
orange
brown
slategrey
secondary
If you want to change the colors and other values of a theme, you should edit scss/_navbar-themes-variables.scss
Then you should rebuild ace.css using your chosen theme and use it like this:

 ...

 ...

 ...

These changes are not part of the theme. Instead their relevant class names are changed.
As an example:

...

↓ BECOMES ↓

...

.nav-link
class is replaced by .btn.btn-warning
.
Also in the second theme (lightblue), the .btn
is displayed only on large (desktop) devices by applying d-none d-lg-flex
.
In small devices a sibling is (inserted and) displayed as well as an orange icon to match the look and feel of the large screen:

...

...

There are some background image options for body element. They are visible only in boxed layout
The following are available:
body-img1
body-img2

...

$body-bg-themes
to false
in ace-features.scss .You can also change the values in scss/ace-themes . Search for
$body-bg-themes
in it
Content area has a lightgrey background color by default. If you want another color for background such as "White" (as seen in default Dashboard and most pages), you can do it like this:

...

...

If you want to use a custom background color for content area and you have sidebar arrows that point to .active item:
you should make sure to add the following rule in your CSS so that the arrow color matches content area background:
.sidebar .nav.has-active-arrow .nav-item.active > .nav-link::after {
border-right-color: #eee; /* put the new content background color here */
}


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Conviction()
A metric, which measures the conviction of an association rule. By definition, conviction is the ratio of the expected frequency that a rule makes an incorrect prediction, if body and head were independent, over the frequency of incorrect predictions. For example, a conviction of 1.2 states, that the items, which are contained in the body and head of a rule, occur together 1.2 times as often as if the association between head and body was purely random.
Author
Michael Rapp
Since
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Travis Kimmel
I'm a project manager and software engineer - currently working with a new startup still in stealth mode.
I'm the co-founder at Brickhouse Consulting and currently spend my days working out of Durango Space.
Words to Live By
(via Eric S. Raymond)
1. The world is full of fascinating problems waiting to be solved.
2. No problem should ever have to be solved twice.
3. Boredom and drudgery are evil.
4. Freedom is good.
5. Attitude is no substitute for competence.
Contact Info
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>970.403.3073
I kinda hate LinkedIn, so I have a really boring profile there. Here's the link if you absolutely must look.
Or if you wanna stop skulking around the interwebs and send me an email, I'll tell you anything you wanna know.


Chapter 5 Regularization
5.1 Seminar
5.1.1 Ridge Regression and the Lasso
We start by clearing our workspace, loading the foreigners data, and doing the necessary variable manipulations. The data is available here.
We then need to normalize all numeric variables to put them on the same scale. Regularization requires that variables are comparable.
# clear workspace
rm(list=ls())
# load foreigners data
load("your directory/BSAS_manip.RData")
head(data2)
# we declare the factor variables
data2$urban <- factor(data2$urban, labels = c("rural", "more rural", "more urban", "urban"))
data2$RSex <- factor(data2$RSex, labels = c("Male", "Female"))
data2$health.good <- factor(data2$health.good, labels = c("bad", "fair", "fairly good", "good") )
# categorical variables
cat.vars <- unlist(lapply(data2, function(x) is.factor(x) | all(x == 0 | x==1) | all( x==1 | x==2) ))
# normalize numeric variables
data2[, !cat.vars] <- apply(data2[, !cat.vars], 2, scale)
In order to run ridge regression, we create a matrix from our dataset using the model.matrix()
function. We also need to remove the intercept from the resulting matrix because the function to run ridge regression automatically includes one. Furthermore, we will use the subjective rate of immigrants as response. Consequently, we have to remove over.estimate
as it measures the same thing. Lastly, the party affiliation dummies are mutually exclusive, so we have to exclude the model category Cons
.
# covariates in matrix form but remove the intercept, over.estimate, and Cons
x <- model.matrix(IMMBRIT ~ . -1 -over.estimate -Cons, data2)
# check if it looks fine
head(x)
RSexMale RSexFemale RAge Househld Lab SNP Ukip BNP GP
1 1 0 0.0144845 -0.2925308 1 0 0 0 0
2 0 1 -1.8065476 0.4540989 0 0 0 0 0
3 0 1 0.5835570 -1.0391604 0 0 0 0 0
4 0 1 1.5509804 -0.2925308 0 0 0 0 0
5 0 1 0.9819078 -1.0391604 0 0 0 0 0
6 1 0 -1.1236606 1.2007285 0 0 0 0 0
party.other paper WWWhourspW religious employMonths urbanmore rural
1 0 0 -0.5324636 0 -0.203378 0
2 1 0 -0.1566702 0 -0.203378 0
3 1 0 -0.5324636 0 5.158836 0
4 1 1 -0.4071991 1 -0.203378 0
5 1 0 -0.5324636 1 -0.203378 0
6 1 1 1.0959747 0 -0.203378 0
urbanmore urban urbanurban health.goodfair health.goodfairly good
1 0 1 1 0
2 0 1 0 1
3 1 0 0 0
4 0 0 0 0
5 1 0 0 0
6 0 0 0 1
health.goodgood HHInc
1 0 0.7357918
2 0 -1.4195993
3 1 -0.1263647
4 1 -0.3419038
5 1 -0.1263647
6 0 -0.1263647
<IP_ADDRESS> Ridge Regression
The glmnet
package provides functionality to fit ridge regression and lasso models.  Before being able to run this, we have to install the package like so: install.packages("glmnet")
.
The performance of ridge depends on the right choice of lambda. A tuning parameter is a parameter that we need to set and we need to set correctly. We do this by trying different values. All different values are what we refer to as our grid.
Loading required package: Matrix
Loading required package: foreach
Loaded glmnet 2.0-18
# tuning parameter
grid <- 10^seq(4, -2, length = 100)
plot(grid, bty = "n", pch = 19,
main = expression(paste("Grid of Tuning Parameters ", lambda)))
We now run ridge regression. We tune lambda
and set alpha
to 0 which means we carry out ridge regression (instead as for instance the Lasso or the Elastic Net).
# run ridge; alpha = 0 means do ridge
ridge.mod <- glmnet(x, y, alpha = 0, lambda = grid)
# coefficient shrinkage visualized
plot(ridge.mod, xvar = "lambda", label = TRUE)
the object ridge.mod
contains a set of coefficients for each of the lambdas which we can access by running the coef()
function on the object ridge.mod
. We tried 100 lambda values and therefore we get 100 coefficient sets. The object is a matrix where rows are variables and columns are the coefficients based on the chosen lambda values.
[1] 22 100
We can look at the coefficients at different values for \(\lambda\). Here, we randomly choose two different values and notice that smaller values of \(\lambda\) result in larger coefficient estimates and vice-versa.
[1] 0.1629751
(Intercept) RSexMale RSexFemale
-0.061607390 -0.160606935 0.159900421
RAge Househld Lab
-0.051728204 0.082363992 -0.138922683
SNP Ukip BNP
0.172199820 -0.206749980 0.425986910
GP party.other paper
-0.176955926 0.008250000 0.088331267
WWWhourspW religious employMonths
-0.012922053 0.010790919 -0.001149770
urbanmore rural urbanmore urban urbanurban
-0.009100653 0.049660346 0.119249438
health.goodfair health.goodfairly good health.goodgood
-0.051779228 -0.006372962 0.002867504
HHInc
-0.291172989
[1] 0.6911836
[1] 43.28761
(Intercept) RSexMale RSexFemale
-0.0024035442 -0.0086089993 0.0086089995
RAge Househld Lab
-0.0009024882 0.0009302020 -0.0016851561
SNP Ukip BNP
0.0051999098 -0.0051751362 0.0145257558
GP party.other paper
-0.0045065860 0.0018619440 0.0002790212
WWWhourspW religious employMonths
-0.0005069474 0.0015920318 -0.0017699007
urbanmore rural urbanmore urban urbanurban
-0.0014946533 0.0006218758 0.0040369054
health.goodfair health.goodfairly good health.goodgood
0.0002138639 0.0003043203 -0.0019519248
HHInc
-0.0072791705
[1] 0.02287352
We can get ridge regression coefficients for any value of \(\lambda\) using predict.
# compute coefficients at lambda = s
predict(ridge.mod, s = 50, type = "coefficients")[1:nrow(coef(ridge.mod)), ]
(Intercept) RSexMale RSexFemale
-0.0020916615 -0.0075062040 0.0075062041
RAge Househld Lab
-0.0007828438 0.0008050887 -0.0014604733
SNP Ukip BNP
0.0045109868 -0.0045029585 0.0126229971
GP party.other paper
-0.0039161618 0.0016221081 0.0002331180
WWWhourspW religious employMonths
-0.0004418724 0.0013894830 -0.0015446673
urbanmore rural urbanmore urban urbanurban
-0.0013036526 0.0005397837 0.0035149833
health.goodfair health.goodfairly good health.goodgood
0.0001920935 0.0002676711 -0.0017039940
HHInc
-0.0063276702
We would like to know which value of lambda gives us the model with the best predictive power. We use cross-validation on ridge regression by first splitting the dataset into training and test subsets.
We can choose different values for \(\lambda\) by running cross-validation on ridge regression using cv.glmnet()
.
set.seed(1)
# training data for CV to find optimal lambda, but then test data to estimate test error
cv.out <- cv.glmnet(x, y, alpha = 0, nfolds = 5)
# illustrate test MSE based on size of lambda
plot(cv.out)
[1] 0.1726934
The best performing model is the one with \(\lambda =\) 0.1726934. We can also extract the mean cross-validated error of the best model.
[1] 0.8663222
<IP_ADDRESS> The Lasso
The lasso model can be estimated in the same way as ridge regression. The alpha = 1
parameter tells glmnet()
to run lasso regression instead of ridge regression. Lasso is often used more as a variable selection model because a large shrinkage parameter \(\lambda\) can cause coefficients of some variables to be exactly zero which means that those variables are excluded from the model.
Warning in regularize.values(x, y, ties, missing(ties)): collapsing to
unique 'x' values
Similarly, we can perform cross-validation using identical step as we did on ridge regression.
# cross-validation to pick lambda
set.seed(1)
cv.out <- cv.glmnet(x, y, alpha = 1, nfolds = 5)
plot(cv.out)
We select the best Lambda value and the cross-validation error.
[1] 0.8598552
# compare to ridge regression
out <- glmnet(x, y, alpha = 1, lambda = grid)
lasso.coef <- predict(out, type = "coefficients", s = bestlam)[1:16, ]
lasso.coef[lasso.coef != 0]
(Intercept) RSexMale RAge Househld
0.123666790 -0.290927784 -0.040834908 0.080195229
Lab SNP Ukip BNP
-0.109775668 0.001382463 -0.115410323 0.321492204
GP paper urbanmore rural
-0.033150926 0.044601323 -0.001227853


If you want to restrict the data of a collection a user can query you have to options.
You could add the [QueryAuth]
attribute to the model-class. This will lead to one problem. The values first
will be queried from the database and then the check is made for every value.
To improve performance you can also use [QueryFunction]
. This attribute has to reference a static function in
your model, that returns a boolean lambda expression. This expression is then used in the query and executed in the database
directly.
HttpInformation
-object with information about the request and the instances found in the DI-Container
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CPython: The standard The original, and standard, implementation of Python is usually called CPython when you want to contrast it with the other options (and just plain “Python” otherwise).It compiles Python programs into intermediate bytecode, which is executed by the virtual machine.CPython is distributed with a large standard library written in a mixture of C and Python. It is available in versions for many platforms, including Microsoft Windows and most modern Unix-like systems. CPython was intended from almost its very conception to be cross-platform. ...
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Space Data Standard - 6 - Minimum-Propagatable-Element-Set-(MPE)
Description
Truncated version of the Orbit Mean-Elements Message (OMM). Includes only the Mean Elements required to propagate an orbit. Legacy format description can be found here. CCSDS Reference documentation: 502x0b2c1e2.
| Predicate |
Description |
| ENTITY_ID |
Unique ID as a String |
| EPOCH |
Epoch of Mean Keplerian elements. (UNIX TimeStamp) |
| MEAN_MOTION |
Semi-major axis in km or mean motion in rev/day |
| ECCENTRICITY |
Eccentricity |
| INCLINATION |
Inclination |
| RA_OF_ASC_NODE |
Right ascension of ascending node |
| ARG_OF_PERICENTER |
Argument of pericenter |
| MEAN_ANOMALY |
Mean anomaly |
| BSTAR |
SGP/SGP4 drag-like coefficient (in units 1/[Earth radii]) |
Collection Attributes
| Predicate |
Description |
| CLASSIFICATION_TYPE |
Default value = U |
| REF_FRAME |
Name of the reference frame (TEME, EME2000, etc.) |
| REF_FRAME_EPOCH |
Epoch of the Reference Frame. (UNIX TimeStamp) |
| TIME_SYSTEM |
Time system used for the orbit state and covariance matrix. (UTC) |
| MEAN_ELEMENT_THEORY |
Description of the Mean Element Theory. (SGP4,DSST,USM) |


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A Python API using Flask microframework, to retrieve student details from Anna University web portal in JSON fromat. All you have to do is, to send a GET request to our endpoint, the Register Number and the Date of Birth of the student.


// Create a scalar field to colormap
xs = linspace(-2*pi, 2*pi, 600)
ys = linspace(-1.5*pi, 1.5*pi, 300)
x, y = meshgrid(xs,ys)
z = sin(x)*y
// Create a scalar field to colormap
xs = linspace(0, 10, 30)
ys = linspace(0, 5, 600)
x, y = meshgrid(xs,ys)
z = exp(-(x**2+y**2)/100)


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Molly started this orginisation to help bring the minimum amount of dignity, to the homeless of this country. This minimum level of dignity is a human right and everyone should have access to it, but sadly there are those that do not. Help us bring a bit of dignity to those in need.


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I was born and raised in ATL, but am about a southern as the North Pole. Growing up in an international city primed me for a love of travel that took me to South America, Australia, New Zealand, and Europe where I met my husband. I hope to travel a lot more once we retire.
My passion: I LOVE art. Painting, sculpture, dance, music, makeup, body painting, special effects, knitting, crocheting, carpentry - basically anything that allows you to create or transform with your hands is endlessly fascinating to me!
A fun fact: Despite growing up in the south, I have most often been asked if I am from the midwest. However, don't you dare put sugar in my cornbread! It's the most southern stance I have.


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I'M GOING HOME (Je rentre a la maison)
Reviewed by Harvey Karten
Director: Manoel de Oliveira Writer: Manoel de Oliveira Cast: Michel Piccoli, Catherine Deneuve, John Malkovich, Antoine Chappey, Leonor Baldaque, Leonor Silveira, Ricardo Trepa Screened at: NY Film Festival, 9/27/01
If you were elderly and afflicted with an incurable disease, would you take a drug that would give you 3 years of life but one which would be accompanied with considerable pain, or would you refuse the prescription thereby guaranteeing just two months of life but without any pain? Surprisingly, a major study recently showed that the vast majority of older people want to live as long as they can, even if they have to suffer considerable discomfort. Many of those who so chose do not have what people would call deeply creative avocations, but still...you can probably believe that someone who is living to the fullest, particularly if he or she is celebrated in the field, would want to enjoy life as long as possible. However, what if a creative person were losing his special talent gradually as he approaches the age of 80? This is the subject of Manoel de Oliveira contemplative film, one which could scarcely be separated from the director's own concerns. After all, de Oliveira is 92 years old, having dabbled in his early days as an actor and having directed all sorts of features, long and short, for children and for thinking adults.
"I'm Going Home," his seventh work to be screened at the New York Film Festival, pays homage to its lead actor, the 76-year-old Michel Piccoli, perhaps France's greatest living thesp. A veteran of some one hundred features, Piccoli has turned up in movies beginning with "The Bellman" in 1945 and most recently in "One Hundred and One Nights." This time he plays an aging actor, hit on for autographs even by youthful enthusiasts as he walks the streets of Paris. De Oliveira opens on the latest staged work of the famed performer, Gilbert Valence, in the title role of Eugene Ionesco's play "Exit the King," holding Sabine Lancelin's lens a considerable length of time on the performance since the king's concerns parallel's Valence's. The king is facing his last day on earth at a time that the earth is collapsing. Yet he fights desperately against the inevitable. Once controlling his life and nature, ordering men beheaded and ordering thunderbolts from on high, he recognizes himself as a man rotting to death who could end up treated in no better fashion than Ozymandias. He is disintegrating.
But the actor in reality is not in such dire straits, though his own world is collapsing around him. He has just been told that his wife, daughter, and son-in-law have all been killed in an auto accident. He is given charge of his 6-year-old grandson whom he adores. He appears to meet the challenge or raising the cute young lad but his bigger test lies in his career. Unwilling to take a role in some Hollywood-style TV dreck despite the money, he accepts a small role from American director John Crawford (John Malkovich), an English speaking job in a modern adaptation of "Ulysses." He accepts, and, faltering on the job, he begins to accept the end of his career.
This proves for Michel Piccoli a marvelous performance and, in fact, De Oliveira may have been more interested in giving veneration to France's gift to the world than in presenting a compelling plot. Piccoli is in virtually every scene, the world seeming to revolve around him as it does when he plays the role of the king, but he elicits the pain that must be felt in every human being who feels his mortality, particularly when the termination of life is accompanied by a collapse in a promising career.
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crystal-environment
Adds Crystal::Environment
module for querying CRYSTAL_ENV
variable.
Installation
Add this to your application's shard.yml
:
dependencies:
crystal-environment:
github: sija/crystal-environment
Usage
require "crystal-environment"
Crystal.env.name # => "development"
Crystal.env.development? # => true
Crystal.env.production? # => false
Development
TODO Write development instructions here
Contributing
- Fork it ( https://github.com/sija/crystal-environment/fork )
- Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
- Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
- Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
- Create a new Pull Request
Contributors
- sija Sijawusz Pur Rahnama - creator, maintainer


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<navref>
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element
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be preserved as a transcluding link in the result
deliverable rather than resolved when the
deliverable is produced. Output formats that
support such linking can integrate the referenced
resource when displaying the referencing map to an
end user.
Category: Basic map elements


--- layout: post title: 'OMGrecipes: Dinglepopcakes!' date: 2012-01-05 21:43:04.000000000 -05:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - cupcake - geeky love - OMGrecipes tags: - cupcakes - dinglepop - OMGPOP - OMGrecipes meta: _edit_last: '1' author: login: sophie email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Pika first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
Last summer I interned at the online gaming company, OMGPOP. It was a great experience--when else do you get to play games on the job?? Not to mention the awesome co-workers!
Today's recipe is inspired by one of my favorite games on the site: Dinglepop!
They're mini homemade funfetti cupcakes decorated to look like the dingles. It's a lot simpler than it looks, and a great treat for any gamer friends you may have.
Dinglepopcakes Tutorial
Makes about 48
Supplies:
Scoop into lined muffin cups, and bake for about 10-12 minutes at 350 degrees. Let them cool completely on wire racks.
Meanwhile, make the frosting!
Separate into five bowls, and stir in yellow food coloring into one, blue in another, and a combination of red + blue in the third until you get purple, and the same for green (blue + yellow) and orange (yellow + red). The toughest part of this whole project was getting the colors right--food coloring tends to look a bit muted once you stir it into frosting, and in the end my colors weren't exactly like those in the game, but don't worry, it will be tasty regardless!
For simplicity's sake, I only made three colors of dingles, but since you're less of a slacker than I am, you should make all five :)
Now, frost away!
Once you're all done frosting (whew!) melt the chocolate chips in a small microwavable bowl in the microwave for about 30 -60 seconds, stirring until the chocolate's melted smooth.
Now for the fun part: using a toothpick, draw two small lines on each cupcake for "eyes".
Leave your cupcakes be and play a few games of Dinglepop so that the chocolate will harden and set.
Feel free to arrange them into fun gameplays!
OMGpop users: what game would you like to see next featured in OMGrecipes??


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| GPIO 0 enable MQTT | GPIO 0 enable MQTT publishing/subscribing | |||
| GPIO 0 enable HTTP | GPIO 0 enable HTTP write/read | |||
| GPIO 0 name | GPIO 0 MQTT topic name (empty = GPIO0). Allowed characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, -) | |||
| GPIO 1 state |
GPIO 1 Used by default for serial communication as TX pin. Required for seriales monitor. |
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| GPIO 1 use interrupt | GPIO 1 enable interrupt trigger | |||
| GPIO 1 PWM duty resolution | GPIO 1 LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit | |||
| GPIO 1 enable MQTT | GPIO 1 enable MQTT publishing/subscribing | |||
| GPIO 1 enable HTTP | GPIO 1 enable HTTP write/read | |||
| GPIO 1 name | GPIO 1 MQTT topic name (empty = GPIO1). Allowed characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, -) | |||
| GPIO 3 state | GPIO 3 Used by default for serial communication as RX pin. | |||
| GPIO 3 use interrupt | GPIO 3 Used by default for serial communication as RX pin. | |||
| GPIO 3 PWM duty resolution | GPIO 3 LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit | |||
| GPIO 3 enable MQTT | GPIO 3 enable MQTT publishing/subscribing | |||
| GPIO 3 enable HTTP | GPIO 3 enable HTTP write/read | |||
| GPIO 3 name | GPIO 3 MQTT topic name (empty = GPIO3). Allowed characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, -) | |||
| GPIO 4 state |
GPIO 4 Usable with restrictions. Pin is used for build-in flash light. |
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| GPIO 4 use interrupt | GPIO 4 enable interrupt trigger | |||
| GPIO 4 PWM duty resolution | GPIO 4 LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit | |||
| GPIO 4 enable MQTT | GPIO 4 enable MQTT publishing/subscribing | |||
| GPIO 4 enable HTTP | GPIO 4 enable HTTP write/read | |||
| GPIO 4 name | GPIO 4 MQTT topic name (empty = GPIO4). Allowed characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, -) | |||
| GPIO 12 state | GPIO 12 is usable without restrictions | |||
| GPIO 12 use interrupt | GPIO 12 enable interrupt trigger | |||
| GPIO 12 PWM duty resolution | GPIO 12 LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit | |||
| GPIO 12 enable MQTT | GPIO 12 enable MQTT publishing/subscribing | |||
| GPIO 12 enable HTTP | GPIO 12 enable HTTP write/read | |||
| GPIO 12 name | GPIO 12 MQTT topic name (empty = GPIO12). Allowed characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, -) | |||
| GPIO 13 state | GPIO 13 is usable without restrictions | |||
| GPIO 13 use interrupt | GPIO 13 enable interrupt trigger | |||
| GPIO 13 PWM duty resolution | GPIO 13 LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit | |||
| GPIO 13 enable MQTT | GPIO 13 enable MQTT publishing/subscribing | |||
| GPIO 13 enable HTTP | GPIO 13 enable HTTP write/read | |||
| GPIO 13 name | GPIO 13 MQTT topic name (empty = GPIO13). Allowed characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, _, -) | |||
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Time to keep the log files (in days - "0" = forever) | |||
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Time server to synchronize system time (default: "pool.ntp.org" - used if nothing is specified) | |||
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Hostname for server - will be transfered to wlan.ini at next startup) |


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| Programme Name | Programme Link |
|---|---|
| Apprenticeship Scheme | https://apprenticeshipindia.org/ |
| Craftsmen Training Scheme | https://dgt.gov.in/CTS |
| Jan Shikshan Sansthan | https://jss.gov.in/ |
| Hunar Se Rozgar Tak Initiative | https://itdc.co.in/ihtm_post/hunar-se-rozgar/ |
| Indian Leather Development Programme | http://leatherindia.org/indian-leather-development-programme-ildp/ |


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Why don't you go home instead.


Florida Amber Alert: Mother, 2 children abducted by father at gunpoint, police say
by Sarah Wilson, WFTV.comTITUSVILLE, Fla. - An Amber Alert was issued Wednesday morning after police said a Florida woman and her two young children were abducted at gunpoint by the children's father in Titusville.
Titusville police said Melanie Martin, 30, and her children Angel Burson, 5, and Lloyd Burson Jr., 3, were kidnapped by Lloyd Burson, 35, around 11:30 p.m. Tuesday in the area of the 1000 block of Third Avenue.
Police said Martin and the children were last seen in a blue SUV driven by Burson headed north on I-95 toward Volusia County.
Investigators said Burson is considered armed and dangerous.
Anyone with information about this crime is urged to call the Titusville Police Department at<PHONE_NUMBER>, or they can remain anonymous and be eligible for a reward by contacting CrimeLine at 1-800-423-TIPS.
– Visit WFTV.com for the latest on this developing story.


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Emmentaler or Emmental is a yellow, medium-hard cheese that originated in the area around Emmental, Switzerland. It is one of the cheeses of Switzerland, and is sometimes known as Swiss cheese.
About
Let's face it, the world has some serious problems facing it and it is apparently our job to fix 'em. Knyt is a non-for-profit, that enables people from all over the world to to contribute to a brighter, greener and clearer future. Knyt is a platform for the developemt of of real world solutions. In addition to the platform itself, we provide a management team commited to moving projects forward and depending on the solution, funding may also be available.
How does it work?
You post your idea either on it's own or a a means to fix a problem. Your internet peers vote and make comments on it. If the idea has enough social backing, then it turns into a solution. Solutions are full fledged projects with the aim for market. Solutions are funded and also steered in the right direction by either in-house mentor or one of you smart people.
Do I get anything for my ideas?
Yes! Even if you just post an idea and never contribute to it turning into a solution or a product, you automatically get 1% equity in it. And if you contibute to the project you get more and more.
Do I get anything for my contributions?
Yes! All your work on a project gets logged and at the end of the project the equity gets divided up according to your contribution. In addition to this, some solutions which are funded will have key tasks which have upfront re-imbursement schemes.
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Aside from the joy you get from contributing to a brighter future, you get experience. Everyone has a passion but sometime the field you want to work in isn't hiring or requires years and a large portfolio of experience. In this community it doesnt matter that you've never written copy, done professional graphic design, organised rallies, developed a working prototype, etc. You can work on anything you want to in this space and no one is stopping you. Feed your passion.


| Location |
| Located in Lambayeque, about 16 miles (25 km) from Chiclayo |
| Contact Info |
| (51)-978-122-124 |
| Hours |
Monday-Sunday, 9 AM- 5 PM |
| Price |
| Adults: 3 Soles Students: 1 Sol |
| English/Spanish tours |
| No guides are available at the location, so a private guide will need to be hired |
| Time It Takes |
| 3 hours (plus travel time) |
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| Bathrooms? |
| Yes |
| Gift Shop? |
| No |
| Activities |
| There is a small park area outside of the museum that is good for kids to take a break or rest. |
Interesting Facts:
-This is the site where the famous Tumi knife is held. Tumi is the official symbol of Lambayeque!
-Many bones and remains of sacrifices were found at the site--33 burials, most of them being women. One woman still had a fetus inside of her.


| cli_code {cli} | R Documentation |
A helper function that creates a div
with class code
and then calls
cli_verbatim()
to output code lines. The builtin theme formats these
containers specially. In particular, it adds syntax highlighting to
valid R code.
cli_code( lines = NULL, ..., language = "R", .auto_close = TRUE, .envir = environment() )
lines |
Chracter vector, each line will be a line of code, and newline charactes also create new lines. Note that no glue substitution is performed on the code. |
... |
More character vectors, they are appended to |
language |
Programming language. This is also added as a class,
in addition to |
.auto_close |
Passed to |
.envir |
Passed to |
The id of the container that contains the code.
cli_code(format(cli::cli_blockquote))


| fkGraphics reference pages |
h=POLARAREA h=POLARAREA(rho) h=POLARAREA(theta,rho) h=POLARAREA(hax,...) h=POLARAREA(...,param1,val1,...)
h=POLARAREA plots a polar area plot of the function |sin(2*theta)|. A handle to a polar area graphics object is returned.
h=POLARAREA(rho) plots a polar area of radius data at equally spaced angles. If rho is a matrix, multiple area plots will be created.
h=POLARAREA(theta,rho) plots a polar area in the current axes using the angle and radius data. Theta and rho can be either vectors or matrices of the same size. Alternatively, theta can be a vector and rho can be a matrix with the same number of rows as the length of theta. In this case the function will create as many polar area plots as there are columns in rho.
h=POLARAREA(hax,...) will plot in axes with handle hax.
h=POLARAREA(...,param1,val1,...) sets polar area properties through parameter/value pairs. Execute set(h) to see a list of valid properties that can be modified.
| slicemat | Toolbox page | demo_polar |


It all started when I was prescribed Adderall for attention deficit a little while back. I found that when I took it regularly it had miniscule recreational effects. I soon started double-dosing to 20 mg. This had a nice little buzz. Soon after, I decided to try something new, and I was blown away. I took over 80 mg of my Adderall. Soon after, I started repeatedly dosing at this level. This is a sample experience, which is basically the way it plays out every time I high-dose on Adderall.

T+15m - Mild effects start to be noticed (palpitations, increased awareness, increased concentration, and increased mental clarity).
T+30m - This is where pretty much where the Rush comes on. It's a rush of pure energy. Everything is good. I feel as if I can take on the world. It reminds me ALOT of that adrenaline rush you get when you are extremely angry, only the vibes are good. Dancing, running around, doing ANYTHING WHATSOEVER is fun. This includes homework! I smoke a TON of cigarettes, even that feels SOOOOO good.
T+1h - Effects start wearing off…this is usually around the time I take a look at myself in the mirror. My pupils get so dilated that there is no longer color in my eyes, it just goes from black to white. negative effects start kicking in.
T+2h - The CRASH - I don't experience what most people typically describe as a crash from Adderall. I get horribly confused, NOTHING makes sense. Everything is dull. I still feel horrible palpitations, but they no longer feel good.
T+4h and beyond - Usually around now I'm trying to sleep. People say things like 'If you take lotsa speed you'll be up for a week!' for some reason that seems to imply that you'll be high for a week. You WILL be up but extremely lethargic, depressed, and at repeated high-doses hallucinating. I get bad hallucinations after the crash, and every negative effect you feel get compounded 1,000,000 times over by your lack of sleep. My arms might be flushed for 3 days after I took the Adderall, my skin gets all dry, and the WORST feeling in the world is being cold. I'll often find myself shivering at 60F.
I soon found myself addicted to Adderall, I realized that I had lost control of myself. I promptly stopped, withdrawal was a bitch, it can best be described as the CRASH lasting about 2 weeks. I feel a LOT better now that I stopped. This is one drug I do NOT recommend to anybody in high doses, in retrospect the Rush was definitely not worth feeling like shit whenever I wasn't high.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Olympic swim champ Schooling vows to ‘fix’ physique after SEA Games flop
by The Online CitizenOlympic champion Joseph Schooling vowed to “fix” his physique after winning only one individual gold medal at the Southeast Asian Games, less than eight months before his title defence at Tokyo 2020.
The 24-year-old Singaporean famously beat his idol, US legend Michael Phelps, at the Rio 2016 Olympics in the 100m butterfly final, but finds himself out of form and out of shape just seven months away from Tokyo.
Schooling was left red-faced at the SEA Games in the Philippines after losing out twice to younger teammates — Darren Chua pushed him into silver position in the 100m freestyle, and Teong Tzen Wei beat him in the 50m butterfly final.
After a dismal performance at this year’s world championships in South Korea, Schooling decided to bulk up because he felt he had “no power and was weak”, the Straits Times quoted him as saying on Sunday after his defeat to Chua.
But Schooling told the newspaper he was unhappy with his current physical condition, adding he will now have to work out what his best weight will be for Tokyo 2020.
“After this I’m definitely going to sit down and chat with Rico (Singapore Sports Institute’s head of sports nutrition Dr Richard Swinburne) and we’ll fix this,” he said, adding it was now a case of getting “back to the drawing board and getting better each day”.
“Of course, no one likes to lose, that’s why we do this. As long as you give it your all, I can’t be too disappointed in the effort but I’m disappointed with the result.
“This is a good reality check,” he said.
Schooling, who won six gold medals at the last SEA Games in 2017, was part of winning teams in the 4x100m and 4x200m freestyle relays. His final swim is in Monday’s men’s 4x100m medley.
– AFP
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I love music, do some programming stuff, and try to learn about the things in between.