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These instructions assume that your existing installation is under the /usr/local/pgsql directory, and that the data area is in /usr/local/pgsql/data. Substitute your paths appropriately.
The internal data storage format typically changes in every major release of PostgreSQL. Therefore, if you are upgrading an existing installation that does not have a version number of "9.0.x", you must back up and restore your data. If you are upgrading from PostgreSQL "9.0.x", the new version can use your current data files so you should skip the backup and restore steps below because they are unnecessary.
If making a backup, make sure that your database is not being updated. This does not affect the integrity of the backup, but the changed data would of course not be included. If necessary, edit the permissions in the file /usr/local/pgsql/data/pg_hba.conf (or equivalent) to disallow access from everyone except you.
To back up your database installation, type:
pg_dumpall > outputfile
If you need to preserve OIDs (such as when using them as foreign keys), then use the -o option when running pg_dumpall.
To make the backup, you can use the pg_dumpall command from the version you are currently running. For best results, however, try to use the pg_dumpall command from PostgreSQL 9.0.10, since this version contains bug fixes and improvements over older versions. While this advice might seem idiosyncratic since you haven't installed the new version yet, it is advisable to follow it if you plan to install the new version in parallel with the old version. In that case you can complete the installation normally and transfer the data later. This will also decrease the downtime.
Shut down the old server:
pg_ctl stop
On systems that have PostgreSQL started at boot time, there is probably a start-up file that will accomplish the same thing. For example, on a Red Hat Linux system one might find that this works:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/postgresql stop
If restoring from backup, rename or delete the old installation directory. It is a good idea to rename the directory, rather than delete it, in case you have trouble and need to revert to it. Keep in mind the directory might consume significant disk space. To rename the directory, use a command like this:
mv /usr/local/pgsql /usr/local/pgsql.old
Install the new version of PostgreSQL as outlined in Section 15.5.
Create a new database cluster if needed. Remember that you must execute these commands while logged in to the special database user account (which you already have if you are upgrading).
/usr/local/pgsql/bin/initdb -D /usr/local/pgsql/data
Restore your previous pg_hba.conf and any postgresql.conf modifications.
Start the database server, again using the special database user account:
/usr/local/pgsql/bin/postgres -D /usr/local/pgsql/data
Finally, restore your data from backup with:
/usr/local/pgsql/bin/psql -d postgres -f outputfile
using the new psql.
Further discussion appears in Section 24.4, including instructions on how the previous installation can continue running while the new installation is installed.


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You must configure the number of shards for each Kinesis Stream to support your anticipated call volume. The "correct" number of shards depends upon your call volume measured in calls per second and, to a lesser extent, on the length of your calls, since longer calls lead to larger JSON output documents. For typical Contact Center calls, a Kinesis stream with one shard is sufficient to handle approximately 25 calls per second.
VoiceBase does not recommend making any changes to the security settings of the API Gateway. The standard configuration should work fine.
VoiceBase has two output options. One output option is to place the JSON results on a new Kinesis stream. The second option is to place the JSON results in a Kinesis Firehose stream where the JSON results will be stored in an S3 bucket.
The first Lambda gets the notification about a call recording, VoiceBase configuration parameters and call metadata including the audio location. It creates a VB request by creating a pre-assigned URL to the recording and sends the trust to the VoiceBase API. Then VoiceBase uses this URL to pull the call recording.
No. The Lambdas will be created through the CloudFormation process.
The base integration installed via CloudFormation does not require any scripting. If you choose to create Custom Vocabulary groups, then additional work will be necessary. These will need to be created via the API. Full API documentation may be accessed here.
No additional credential configuration is required for VoiceBase to access the S3 bucket.
A sample payload may be viewed here.
Yes. The VoiceBase integration will retain the Amazon Connect metadata that is associated with the call.
No. The first Lambda only reads the CTR data from the Kinesis stream. It does not make any changes.
The Amazon Connect calls are automatically recorded in stereo. The high definition voice enables VoiceBase to provide a highly accurate speech-to-text transcription with speaker separation.


bm::bvector< Alloc >::reference Class Reference
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Class reference implements an object for bit assignment.
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template<class Alloc>
class bm::bvector< Alloc >::reference
Class reference implements an object for bit assignment.
Since C++ does not provide with build-in bit type supporting l-value operations we have to emulate it.
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Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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The OAuth settings are used per backend as every query will require different scopes/settings. Nevertheless you might want to set some initial settings that will be copied to the specific backend when you check OAuth is required.


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Office365ServicesUserCounts extends Entity
Office365ServicesUserCounts class
Tags
Table of Contents
- $_propDict : array<string|int, mixed>
- The array of properties available to the model
- __construct() : mixed
- Construct a new Entity
- getExchangeActive() : int|null
- Gets the exchangeActive The number of active users on Exchange. Any user who can read and send email is considered an active user.
- getExchangeInactive() : int|null
- Gets the exchangeInactive The number of inactive users on Exchange.
- getId() : string|null
- Gets the id Read-only.
- getODataType() : string|null
- Gets the ODataType
- getOffice365Active() : int|null
- Gets the office365Active The number of active users on Microsoft 365.
- getOffice365Inactive() : int|null
- Gets the office365Inactive The number of inactive users on Microsoft 365.
- getOneDriveActive() : int|null
- Gets the oneDriveActive The number of active users on OneDrive. Any user who viewed or edited files, shared files internally or externally, or synced files is considered an active user.
- getOneDriveInactive() : int|null
- Gets the oneDriveInactive The number of inactive users on OneDrive.
- getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
- getReportPeriod() : string|null
- Gets the reportPeriod The number of days the report covers.
- getReportRefreshDate() : DateTime|null
- Gets the reportRefreshDate The latest date of the content.
- getSharePointActive() : int|null
- Gets the sharePointActive The number of active users on SharePoint. Any user who viewed or edited files, shared files internally or externally, synced files, or viewed SharePoint pages is considered an active user.
- getSharePointInactive() : int|null
- Gets the sharePointInactive The number of inactive users on SharePoint.
- getSkypeForBusinessActive() : int|null
- Gets the skypeForBusinessActive The number of active users on Skype For Business. Any user who organized or participated in conferences, or joined peer-to-peer sessions is considered an active user.
- getSkypeForBusinessInactive() : int|null
- Gets the skypeForBusinessInactive The number of inactive users on Skype For Business.
- getTeamsActive() : int|null
- Gets the teamsActive The number of active users on Microsoft Teams. Any user who posted messages in team channels, sent messages in private chat sessions, or participated in meetings or calls is considered an active user.
- getTeamsInactive() : int|null
- Gets the teamsInactive The number of inactive users on Microsoft Teams.
- getYammerActive() : int|null
- Gets the yammerActive The number of active users on Yammer. Any user who can post, read, or like messages is considered an active user.
- getYammerInactive() : int|null
- Gets the yammerInactive The number of inactive users on Yammer.
- jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
- setExchangeActive() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the exchangeActive The number of active users on Exchange. Any user who can read and send email is considered an active user.
- setExchangeInactive() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the exchangeInactive The number of inactive users on Exchange.
- setId() : Entity
- Sets the id Read-only.
- setODataType() : Entity
- Sets the ODataType
- setOffice365Active() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the office365Active The number of active users on Microsoft 365.
- setOffice365Inactive() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the office365Inactive The number of inactive users on Microsoft 365.
- setOneDriveActive() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the oneDriveActive The number of active users on OneDrive. Any user who viewed or edited files, shared files internally or externally, or synced files is considered an active user.
- setOneDriveInactive() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the oneDriveInactive The number of inactive users on OneDrive.
- setReportPeriod() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the reportPeriod The number of days the report covers.
- setReportRefreshDate() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the reportRefreshDate The latest date of the content.
- setSharePointActive() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the sharePointActive The number of active users on SharePoint. Any user who viewed or edited files, shared files internally or externally, synced files, or viewed SharePoint pages is considered an active user.
- setSharePointInactive() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the sharePointInactive The number of inactive users on SharePoint.
- setSkypeForBusinessActive() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the skypeForBusinessActive The number of active users on Skype For Business. Any user who organized or participated in conferences, or joined peer-to-peer sessions is considered an active user.
- setSkypeForBusinessInactive() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the skypeForBusinessInactive The number of inactive users on Skype For Business.
- setTeamsActive() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the teamsActive The number of active users on Microsoft Teams. Any user who posted messages in team channels, sent messages in private chat sessions, or participated in meetings or calls is considered an active user.
- setTeamsInactive() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the teamsInactive The number of inactive users on Microsoft Teams.
- setYammerActive() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the yammerActive The number of active users on Yammer. Any user who can post, read, or like messages is considered an active user.
- setYammerInactive() : Office365ServicesUserCounts
- Sets the yammerInactive The number of inactive users on Yammer.
Properties
$_propDict
The array of properties available to the model
protected
array<string|int, mixed>
$_propDict
Methods
__construct()
Construct a new Entity
public
__construct([array<string|int, mixed> $propDict = array() ]) : mixed
Parameters
- $propDict : array<string|int, mixed> = array()
-
A list of properties to set
Return values
mixed —getExchangeActive()
Gets the exchangeActive The number of active users on Exchange. Any user who can read and send email is considered an active user.
public
getExchangeActive() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The exchangeActive
getExchangeInactive()
Gets the exchangeInactive The number of inactive users on Exchange.
public
getExchangeInactive() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The exchangeInactive
getId()
Gets the id Read-only.
public
getId() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The id
getODataType()
Gets the ODataType
public
getODataType() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The ODataType
getOffice365Active()
Gets the office365Active The number of active users on Microsoft 365.
public
getOffice365Active() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The office365Active
getOffice365Inactive()
Gets the office365Inactive The number of inactive users on Microsoft 365.
public
getOffice365Inactive() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The office365Inactive
getOneDriveActive()
Gets the oneDriveActive The number of active users on OneDrive. Any user who viewed or edited files, shared files internally or externally, or synced files is considered an active user.
public
getOneDriveActive() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The oneDriveActive
getOneDriveInactive()
Gets the oneDriveInactive The number of inactive users on OneDrive.
public
getOneDriveInactive() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The oneDriveInactive
getProperties()
Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
public
getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
getReportPeriod()
Gets the reportPeriod The number of days the report covers.
public
getReportPeriod() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The reportPeriod
getReportRefreshDate()
Gets the reportRefreshDate The latest date of the content.
public
getReportRefreshDate() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The reportRefreshDate
getSharePointActive()
Gets the sharePointActive The number of active users on SharePoint. Any user who viewed or edited files, shared files internally or externally, synced files, or viewed SharePoint pages is considered an active user.
public
getSharePointActive() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The sharePointActive
getSharePointInactive()
Gets the sharePointInactive The number of inactive users on SharePoint.
public
getSharePointInactive() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The sharePointInactive
getSkypeForBusinessActive()
Gets the skypeForBusinessActive The number of active users on Skype For Business. Any user who organized or participated in conferences, or joined peer-to-peer sessions is considered an active user.
public
getSkypeForBusinessActive() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The skypeForBusinessActive
getSkypeForBusinessInactive()
Gets the skypeForBusinessInactive The number of inactive users on Skype For Business.
public
getSkypeForBusinessInactive() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The skypeForBusinessInactive
getTeamsActive()
Gets the teamsActive The number of active users on Microsoft Teams. Any user who posted messages in team channels, sent messages in private chat sessions, or participated in meetings or calls is considered an active user.
public
getTeamsActive() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The teamsActive
getTeamsInactive()
Gets the teamsInactive The number of inactive users on Microsoft Teams.
public
getTeamsInactive() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The teamsInactive
getYammerActive()
Gets the yammerActive The number of active users on Yammer. Any user who can post, read, or like messages is considered an active user.
public
getYammerActive() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The yammerActive
getYammerInactive()
Gets the yammerInactive The number of inactive users on Yammer.
public
getYammerInactive() : int|null
Return values
int|null —The yammerInactive
jsonSerialize()
Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
public
jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
setExchangeActive()
Sets the exchangeActive The number of active users on Exchange. Any user who can read and send email is considered an active user.
public
setExchangeActive(int $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The exchangeActive
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setExchangeInactive()
Sets the exchangeInactive The number of inactive users on Exchange.
public
setExchangeInactive(int $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The exchangeInactive
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setId()
Sets the id Read-only.
public
setId(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The id
Return values
Entity —setODataType()
Sets the ODataType
public
setODataType(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The ODataType
Return values
Entity —setOffice365Active()
Sets the office365Active The number of active users on Microsoft 365.
public
setOffice365Active(int $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The office365Active
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setOffice365Inactive()
Sets the office365Inactive The number of inactive users on Microsoft 365.
public
setOffice365Inactive(int $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The office365Inactive
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setOneDriveActive()
Sets the oneDriveActive The number of active users on OneDrive. Any user who viewed or edited files, shared files internally or externally, or synced files is considered an active user.
public
setOneDriveActive(int $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The oneDriveActive
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setOneDriveInactive()
Sets the oneDriveInactive The number of inactive users on OneDrive.
public
setOneDriveInactive(int $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The oneDriveInactive
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setReportPeriod()
Sets the reportPeriod The number of days the report covers.
public
setReportPeriod(string $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The reportPeriod
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setReportRefreshDate()
Sets the reportRefreshDate The latest date of the content.
public
setReportRefreshDate(DateTime $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The reportRefreshDate
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setSharePointActive()
Sets the sharePointActive The number of active users on SharePoint. Any user who viewed or edited files, shared files internally or externally, synced files, or viewed SharePoint pages is considered an active user.
public
setSharePointActive(int $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The sharePointActive
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setSharePointInactive()
Sets the sharePointInactive The number of inactive users on SharePoint.
public
setSharePointInactive(int $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The sharePointInactive
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setSkypeForBusinessActive()
Sets the skypeForBusinessActive The number of active users on Skype For Business. Any user who organized or participated in conferences, or joined peer-to-peer sessions is considered an active user.
public
setSkypeForBusinessActive(int $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The skypeForBusinessActive
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setSkypeForBusinessInactive()
Sets the skypeForBusinessInactive The number of inactive users on Skype For Business.
public
setSkypeForBusinessInactive(int $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The skypeForBusinessInactive
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setTeamsActive()
Sets the teamsActive The number of active users on Microsoft Teams. Any user who posted messages in team channels, sent messages in private chat sessions, or participated in meetings or calls is considered an active user.
public
setTeamsActive(int $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The teamsActive
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setTeamsInactive()
Sets the teamsInactive The number of inactive users on Microsoft Teams.
public
setTeamsInactive(int $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The teamsInactive
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setYammerActive()
Sets the yammerActive The number of active users on Yammer. Any user who can post, read, or like messages is considered an active user.
public
setYammerActive(int $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The yammerActive
Return values
Office365ServicesUserCounts —setYammerInactive()
Sets the yammerInactive The number of inactive users on Yammer.
public
setYammerInactive(int $val) : Office365ServicesUserCounts
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The yammerInactive


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SpaceX prototype explodes sending liquid nitrogen flying
Frosty plumes of liquid nitrogen have covered a launch site after a SpaceX rocket exploded. Things didn’t go to plan for Elon Musk.
The icy chemical was being used as part of a propellant test, and is at least -197C – and often much colder.
Dramatic footage captured by the NasaSpaceflight blog shows the rocket blowing open during a test on Wednesday.
A cloud of cryogenic fluid can be seen erupting from the vehicle’s upper bulkhead, The Sun reports.
The cryogenic loading trial was part of the spaceship’s propellant testing, and appeared to go very wrong.
In a statement, SpaceX said: “The purpose of today’s test was to pressurise systems to the max, so the outcome was not completely unexpected.
“There were no injuries, nor is this a serious setback.”
The most likely candidate for the fluid is liquid nitrogen, an extremely cold form of nitrogen used to rapidly cool objects.
It’s also possible that the chemical was liquid oxygen, which turns from liquid to gas at -183C.
In either case, the temperature of the fluids involved would’ve been very chilly.
The Starship appeared to be largely intact after the event, although the structure would’ve been put under immense pressure.
Earlier this month, Elon Musk revealed that his Starship spaceports will float 20 miles out to see.
And passengers will be carted to them from the mainland via underground shuttles.
Musk tweeted: “Most Starship spaceports will probably need to be ~20 miles / 30km offshore for acceptable noise levels, especially for frequent daily flights, as would occur for point to point flights on Earth.”
He wrote this while replying to a fan about how far reusable space travel had come within the last decade and stated that his Falcon rocket is around 80 per cent reusable.
He said that currently the Falcon re-flight takes several days and requires boats.
Musk’s Starship rockets are intended to be fully reusable.
This is an edited version of a story that originally appeared on The Sun and is republished with permission.
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The purpose of this library is to simplify the creation of computer graphics software. Specifically, it is targeted towards cross-platform development using the OpenGL rendering API and the FLTK interface toolkit. It is derived from the MixKit library I developed for supporting polygonal surface simplification. This is not a full-fledged graphics engine. Rather it provides facilities which are useful in the majority of graphics programs.


Hong Kong police investigating videos of man set alight
Hong Kong police said on Monday they are investigating reports that a man was set alight following a heated argument on a day of widespread protests across the city, as videos of the purported attack surfaced online.
Three videos were posted on messaging channels used by protesters showing a man in a green t-shirt arguing with people on a footbridge, reportedly in the northern district of Ma On Shan.
A masked man dressed in black then throws a liquid over the man and sets him ablaze as crowds scatter and the victim frantically tries to remove his t-shirt.
A spokesperson for the Hospital Authority said a man with burns had been admitted to Prince Wales Hospital, the closest facility to Ma On Shan.
"He's in critical condition," the spokesperson said.
A police spokesperson told AFP that they had received a report on the incident and were investigating.
The videos have not been verified by AFP, but the footage was picked up by Chinese state media.
The Global Times tabloid uploaded one of the videos to Twitter, a social media platform banned on the mainland, with the caption: "Black-clad rioters in #HongKong set a resident on fire in Ma On Shan on Monday, Hong Kong police confirmed with the Global Times."
"Black-clad rioters" is a phrase commonly used by Chinese media to describe pro-democracy protesters.
What sparked the argument is unclear, but the expletive-laden conversation shows the man in green criticising people sympathetic to Hong Kong's democracy movement, and his opponents berating him back.
At one point the man in green can be heard saying "none of you are Chinese".
One of his opponents shouts "Go back to the Greater Bay Area", the name for a nearby region of the Chinese mainland across the border from Hong Kong.


Is the Source Code Available?
 It can be found on GitHub at:
Can I get a dump of all of the train data from this website?
Yes! I have a few years of train data,
all of which is available on Dropbox.
While I can continue to try to deal with weird edge cases, what we ultimately need is
better/more explicit data coming from SEPTA's API so that better graphs can be made. :-)
I periodically refresh what's in the Dropbox folder, but if you need more recent data than
what is on Dropbox, please
open an issue on GitHub
or
drop me an email and I can export and upload whatever you need.
Why does the 7 Day System Lateness Graph Start At The Current Hour?
Good question! I had originally tried to "solve" the problem by doing custom
sorting by hour in Javascript, but a new problem emerged: how the graph looked
for the rest of the day. If the time was say, 6 PM, the current day's lateness
would say the same for the next 5 hours. I thought of reducing the lateness
to zero for the rest of that, but that's also not an optimal solution as it
make it looks like the trains will be at zero lateness for the rest of the evening.
I'm open for other suggestions on how to make the grpah look better.
Why do some of the train graphs show the wrong station order, or even fail to show a train?
This is due partly due to some train lines overlapping.
For example, train 553 is:
- Glenside Inbound
- Lansdale/Doylestown Inbound
- and Paoli/Thorndale Outbound
Only by looking at an actual map can you tell that the Glenside Inbound is a subset
of the Lansdale/Doyletown Inbound. This situation (and many others) aren't clearly disclosed in the train data.
Now I know what you're thinking, let's just ignore stations like Glenside that are in the "middle"
of other lines. Problem is, sometimes Glenside
is the endpoint. Train 3425
is a good example of this: it starts as a West Trenton Inbound and ends at the airport. But
some days it starts as a Glenside inbound.
At least, that's what I got from
parsing train numbers out of the schedules listed at
http://www4.septa.org/schedules/rail/index.html. Is it possible that the schedules contain
outdated info? Yes, absolutely.
Have you built anything else?
Yep! I've built a few things you may find interesting:


| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| hashtag | #ABACBS2020 |
| start_day | 2020-11-24 |
| end_day | 2020-11-26 |
| timezone | Australia/Sydney |
| theme | theme_light |
| accent | #d70a14 |
| accent2 | #EB8489 |
| kcore | 2 |
| topics_k | 6 |
| bigram_filter | 3 |
| fixed | TRUE |
| seed | 1 |
An analysis of tweets for the query #ABACBS2020 related to ABACBS Conference 2020 held virtually from 2020-11-24 to 2020-11-26. A total of 301 tweets from 125 users were collected using the {rtweet} R package.
Filtered for dates 2020-11-24 - 2020-11-26 in the Australia/Sydney timezone.
The “replies network”, composed from users who reply directly to one another, coloured by PageRank.
The “mentions network”, where users mention other users in their tweets. Filtered for a k-core of 2. Node colour and size adjusted according to PageRank score.
| screen_name | text | retweet_count |
|---|---|---|
| WEHI_research |
Congratulations to bioinformatics researchers Professor Gordon Smyth, who has been awarded an @ABACBS Honorary Senior Fellowship, and @MRitchieAu who won the Open Science Open Source Award at #abacbs2020 https://t.co/4AqBtVHABN https://t.co/q93NnUXEP8 |
15 |
| NhiHin |
The tidy RNA-seq analysis workshop at #ABACBS2020 is just 🤯 Very different workflow to what I’m used to, but a lot of convenient wrapper functions. Keen to try the Bulk RNAseq cell type deconvolution on my own data later ⬇ https://t.co/pBNN9ISZ0H #Bioinformatics https://t.co/Ok1lLVlEhW |
13 |
| BelindaPhipson | Congratulations to Prof Gordon Smyth on his #ABACBS2020 senior researcher award. I have never come across another researcher as knowledgeable in statistics and computing as he is and I learnt so much during my time as an RA and later as a PhD student with him. | 13 |
| wessidepraxis | #ABACBS2020 Day 1 starts in a couple of hours! If you havent registered already, make sure you sign up (https://t.co/xTozRiCii1). If you have registered, make sure you’ve signed up to our ABACBS2020 slack team to follow all the discussion | 8 |
| tsonika | .@mritchieau is the next in the list of awardees!! Huge congratulations! #ABACBS2020 https://t.co/TCJ4Y8bsyV | 6 |
| tsonika | Day2 of #ABACBS2020 starts with a parallel session on PhylOVID with the first keynote talk by @torstenseemann If you have questions for him send to us via twitter/slack or live in the zoom chat! https://t.co/kKkei08eIH | 6 |
| NhiHin | Excited to see all the innovation in single cell RNAseq at #abacbs2020! Enjoyed @fabiousername’s introduction of Northstar to address the time-consuming task of classifying cells in scRNAseq data while preserving novel cell populations https://t.co/Hhh8FniWGI #bioinformatics https://t.co/XR5tpNPlU6 | 6 |
| NhiHin |
Visualising cell clusters in scRNA-seq data in 3D! 🤩 From Part 2 of the #ABACBS2020 Tidy Transcriptomics workshop by @steman_research and @mard113 which uses tidyseurat to bring tidyverse functionality to Seurat: https://t.co/cfiCKEkh9b #Bioinformatics @plotlygraphs https://t.co/qqn9nMnzou |
6 |
| AliciaOshlack | Wonderful to see my former PhD student @hdashnow be awarded the outstanding PhD prize in bioinformatics and computation biology by @abacbs. Excellent recognition of a wonderful student #proud #abacbs2020 | 6 |
| tsonika |
Another provoking talk in the session with an extremely important message by @ee_reh_neh Southeast Asia makes 80% of the world’s population but their genetic information is highly represented in global; genetic databanks. #ABACBS2020 https://t.co/eqwrUvBfFz |
5 |
| screen_name | text | favorite_count |
|---|---|---|
| NhiHin |
The tidy RNA-seq analysis workshop at #ABACBS2020 is just 🤯 Very different workflow to what I’m used to, but a lot of convenient wrapper functions. Keen to try the Bulk RNAseq cell type deconvolution on my own data later ⬇ https://t.co/pBNN9ISZ0H #Bioinformatics https://t.co/Ok1lLVlEhW |
105 |
| WEHI_research |
Congratulations to bioinformatics researchers Professor Gordon Smyth, who has been awarded an @ABACBS Honorary Senior Fellowship, and @MRitchieAu who won the Open Science Open Source Award at #abacbs2020 https://t.co/4AqBtVHABN https://t.co/q93NnUXEP8 |
97 |
| BelindaPhipson | Congratulations to Prof Gordon Smyth on his #ABACBS2020 senior researcher award. I have never come across another researcher as knowledgeable in statistics and computing as he is and I learnt so much during my time as an RA and later as a PhD student with him. | 85 |
| AliciaOshlack | Wonderful to see my former PhD student @hdashnow be awarded the outstanding PhD prize in bioinformatics and computation biology by @abacbs. Excellent recognition of a wonderful student #proud #abacbs2020 | 77 |
| tsonika | Congratulations to my PhD student @_tyronechen @tyagilab @MonashBiol @Monash_Science for winning the best Async Talk award @abacbs conference 2020 #ABACBS2020 #proudsupervisor | 35 |
| NhiHin | Amazing insights on the integration of omics data from @mixOmics_team at #abacbs2020. Data integration is emerging as a major challenge in #Bioinformatics in recent years and it is incredible to see how far we have come with approaches like DIABLO https://t.co/vaZIBK5lft @abacbs https://t.co/d8jytJSpgA | 35 |
| MarioniLab | Huge congratulations to our post-doc @_andrianyang for winning the Outstanding PhD Thesis Award from the Australian Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Society overnight! #abacbs2020 @joshuawkho | 28 |
| abacbs | Thanks everyone for making #abacbs2020 such an amazing event. Special thanks goes to the organising committee and @EduEyras and @koadman for doing a fantastic job. | 28 |
| davisjmcc |
Wait, for #abacbs2020 you need to have watched all of the talks beforehand? Even the “live sessions” won’t be any live talks? Oh no…. https://t.co/doTmphKvnO |
28 |
| tsonika | Day2 of #ABACBS2020 starts with a parallel session on PhylOVID with the first keynote talk by @torstenseemann If you have questions for him send to us via twitter/slack or live in the zoom chat! https://t.co/kKkei08eIH | 27 |
| screen_name | text | quote_count |
|---|---|---|
| tsonika | Day1 of @abacbs virtual conference today #abacbs2020 https://t.co/lItz6OiER1 | 2 |
| JiaZhou0116 | Amazing talks for metagenomics session this morning #abacbs2020 https://t.co/bk1whnH99u | 2 |
| LonsBio | Still a good joke #abacbs2020 https://t.co/3lAqKlHdxv | 1 |
| tsonika | The countdown has started! #ABACBS2020 https://t.co/VIYCrUD3NS | 1 |
| tsonika | Make sure to sign up for Talks, social cafe and trivia night via @use_remo #ABACBS2020 https://t.co/C1sTLU8ouK | 1 |
| slimsuite | Hear about some of our snake, starling, and waratah genomics research at #ABACBS2020, all from the comfort of your own home/office/wherever. https://t.co/9xBPJQH5jT | 1 |
| fredjaya1 | Mandatory etch-a-sketchs per table in irl conferences #abacbs2020 https://t.co/Ce6djypSmo | 1 |
| LeganaFingerhut | Hey #ABACBS2020! You can find me in Remo, table 24 in an hour (1:30 AEDT). Come chat to me about antimicrobial peptides or developing R packages or using machine learning in biology! https://t.co/R2jRaYXGtz https://t.co/T8nXLawY2s | 1 |
| ramialison_lab | Congratulations to our very own @GulrezChahal for presenting at @abacbs #abacbs2020 https://t.co/FfUgWgFUA3 | 1 |
| tsonika | Looking forward! enjoyed your pre-recorded video! #abacbs2020 https://t.co/DxzZdSFbfR | 1 |
| screen_name | text | favorite_count |
|---|---|---|
| NhiHin |
The tidy RNA-seq analysis workshop at #ABACBS2020 is just 🤯 Very different workflow to what I’m used to, but a lot of convenient wrapper functions. Keen to try the Bulk RNAseq cell type deconvolution on my own data later ⬇ https://t.co/pBNN9ISZ0H #Bioinformatics https://t.co/Ok1lLVlEhW |
105 |
| WEHI_research |
Congratulations to bioinformatics researchers Professor Gordon Smyth, who has been awarded an @ABACBS Honorary Senior Fellowship, and @MRitchieAu who won the Open Science Open Source Award at #abacbs2020 https://t.co/4AqBtVHABN https://t.co/q93NnUXEP8 |
97 |
| NhiHin | Amazing insights on the integration of omics data from @mixOmics_team at #abacbs2020. Data integration is emerging as a major challenge in #Bioinformatics in recent years and it is incredible to see how far we have come with approaches like DIABLO https://t.co/vaZIBK5lft @abacbs https://t.co/d8jytJSpgA | 35 |
| davisjmcc |
Wait, for #abacbs2020 you need to have watched all of the talks beforehand? Even the “live sessions” won’t be any live talks? Oh no…. https://t.co/doTmphKvnO |
28 |
| tsonika | Day2 of #ABACBS2020 starts with a parallel session on PhylOVID with the first keynote talk by @torstenseemann If you have questions for him send to us via twitter/slack or live in the zoom chat! https://t.co/kKkei08eIH | 27 |
| wessidepraxis | #abacbs2020 is live in Adelaide 🎉 https://t.co/NeY6VzZjuZ | 26 |
| tsonika | #abacbs2020 Congratulations to @markjcowley and @jessicacmar 👏 https://t.co/C9EVBtALMG | 24 |
| tsonika | .@mritchieau is the next in the list of awardees!! Huge congratulations! #ABACBS2020 https://t.co/TCJ4Y8bsyV | 22 |
| NhiHin | Excited to see all the innovation in single cell RNAseq at #abacbs2020! Enjoyed @fabiousername’s introduction of Northstar to address the time-consuming task of classifying cells in scRNAseq data while preserving novel cell populations https://t.co/Hhh8FniWGI #bioinformatics https://t.co/XR5tpNPlU6 | 20 |
| NhiHin |
Visualising cell clusters in scRNA-seq data in 3D! 🤩 From Part 2 of the #ABACBS2020 Tidy Transcriptomics workshop by @steman_research and @mard113 which uses tidyseurat to bring tidyverse functionality to Seurat: https://t.co/cfiCKEkh9b #Bioinformatics @plotlygraphs https://t.co/qqn9nMnzou |
20 |
The top 100 words used 3 or more times.
Words that were tweeted next to each other at least 3 times.
Top 10 words associated with 6 topics identified by LDA.
Most representative tweets for each topic
| screen_name | text | gamma |
|---|---|---|
| TeamVCGS | Our Head of Clinical Bioinformatics Dr Simon Sadedin is presenting at the @abacbs conference, on his work exploring models to improve accuracy of detecting copy number variants in exomes. Registered for the conference? Don’t miss Simon’s talk at 15.20 AEST on 25 Nov. #ABACBS2020 | 0.9957013 |
| LeganaFingerhut | #abacbs2020 has started! You can view my 16 min talk on ampir: an R package for fast genome-wide prediction of antimicrobial peptides at https://t.co/HuViMHAL5Y and my 10 min discussion / Q&A time is tomorrow (Wednesday 25th Nov) at 15:30 AEDT @abacbs | 0.9952942 |
| tsonika | Day2 of #ABACBS2020 starts with a parallel session on PhylOVID with the first keynote talk by @torstenseemann If you have questions for him send to us via twitter/slack or live in the zoom chat! https://t.co/kKkei08eIH | 0.9938345 |
| abacbs | Next up, its time to get extremely jealous of Legana (JCU) who is presenting from beautiful North Queensland! “ampir: an R package for fast genome-wide prediction of antimicrobial peptides”. #abacbs2020 | 0.9938345 |
| LeganaFingerhut | Hey #ABACBS2020! You can find me in Remo, table 24 in an hour (1:30 AEDT). Come chat to me about antimicrobial peptides or developing R packages or using machine learning in biology! https://t.co/R2jRaYXGtz https://t.co/T8nXLawY2s | 0.9934267 |
| wessidepraxis | #ABACBS2020 Day 1 starts in a couple of hours! If you havent registered already, make sure you sign up (https://t.co/xTozRiCii1). If you have registered, make sure you’ve signed up to our ABACBS2020 slack team to follow all the discussion | 0.9929612 |
| LonsBio | Pleased that the virtual format has retained the traditional of the best talk winner from @combine_au from #combine2020 giving a talk at #abacbs2020 - congratulations @renzobalb | 0.9917996 |
| technadele | Not sure a real 🦇 has ever been on the #abacbs2020 conference bingo. @LeganaFingerhut breaking new ground here as she talks about ampir - an antimicrobial peptide genome prediction R package | 0.9917996 |
| koadman | Jamming out to science this morning, listening to #ABACBS2020 talks on https://t.co/mqb3MByZSp. Stunning how much strong bioinformatics work is happening here in Aus. | 0.9910621 |
| StevenJMorg | If you’re at #ABACBS2020, don’t miss @loic_thibaut’s talk. I really appreciated the overview of gene intolerance metrics and how powerSFS stacks up @abacbs https://t.co/XicfTPGnJu | 0.9910621 |
| screen_name | text | gamma |
|---|---|---|
| Ahmed_Microbes | That moment when it’s Philly sleep time & you see a tweet about #ABACBS2020 & you hit the link to join & found myself assigned to a random virtual table with the lovely @torstenseemann who introduced/trained me on microbial genomics 7 years ago & chat for 15 min. 2020 is smiling. | 0.9957013 |
| mdziemann | Just finished up 90 hrs of intensive lab based teaching over the past 3 weeks, completing experiments initially scheduled for March and April Unfortunately I missed #abacbs2020 :( but looking forward to getting back to research next week | 0.9945151 |
| BelindaPhipson | Congratulations to Prof Gordon Smyth on his #ABACBS2020 senior researcher award. I have never come across another researcher as knowledgeable in statistics and computing as he is and I learnt so much during my time as an RA and later as a PhD student with him. | 0.9938345 |
| AliciaOshlack | Wonderful to see my former PhD student @hdashnow be awarded the outstanding PhD prize in bioinformatics and computation biology by @abacbs. Excellent recognition of a wonderful student #proud #abacbs2020 | 0.9938345 |
| WEHI_research |
Congratulations to bioinformatics researchers Professor Gordon Smyth, who has been awarded an @ABACBS Honorary Senior Fellowship, and @MRitchieAu who won the Open Science Open Source Award at #abacbs2020 https://t.co/4AqBtVHABN https://t.co/q93NnUXEP8 |
0.9938345 |
| allPowerde | Thank you @abacbs for the recognition of the unique #Bioinformatics work the @TBioinf group is doing. Congratulations also to the other #abacbs2020 award recipients: Gordon Smyth, @hdashnow, Adrian Yang, Yu Lin, @jessicacmar, @markjcowley, and @mritchieau. https://t.co/Vs62lN39nd | 0.9938345 |
| AusBiocommons | Looking forward to #ABACBS2020 this week! We’re proud to sponsor Aussie bioinformatics on show (online) and hope to connect for a chat. Thanks @abacbs for the ‘booth’ - pls come and say hello during the networking sessions! https://t.co/dMHzg2IX3Q | 0.9934267 |
| tsonika | Alex Brown is giving a very inspiring talk on indigenous genomics needing its due attention, and how bioinformatics can help fill the gap!! #ABACBS2020 https://t.co/FZ7PRKnLVR | 0.9924247 |
| markjcowley | Many congratulations to all the very worthy #abacbs2020 award winners, Gordon Smyth, @jessicacmar, @allPowerde @mritchieau, Yu Lin, @hdashnow, Adrian Yang | 0.9917996 |
| KandhariNitika | “Finding signatures of alternative polyadenylation as cancer biomarkers”- Let’s catch up over coffee at Table #120 in #liveremo #networking #abacbs2020 | 0.9910621 |
| screen_name | text | gamma |
|---|---|---|
| NhiHin | Excited to see all the innovation in single cell RNAseq at #abacbs2020! Enjoyed @fabiousername’s introduction of Northstar to address the time-consuming task of classifying cells in scRNAseq data while preserving novel cell populations https://t.co/Hhh8FniWGI #bioinformatics https://t.co/XR5tpNPlU6 | 0.9957013 |
| fredjaya1 | Hey #ABACBS2020 - Let’s have a chat on Table #57 on all things viral recombination, non-model, or how Arya Stark’s character development was slept on in season 2. You can check out my 5 min talk on https://t.co/ZeroZdvgcJ | 0.9938345 |
| dr_njarmstrong | Seriously considering booking myself into a local hotel for the next virtual conference - end of semester marking and kids play havoc with good intentions of attending live sessions… #ABACBS2020 | 0.9929612 |
| abacbs | Yingxin Lin is up next talking about transfer learning methods for data integration of single-cell RNA-seq and ATAC-seq. #abacbs2020 | 0.9929612 |
| danielagaiagaio | immune-mediated diseases & microbiome: STOP looking at single-omics data (when you have n>1 omics dataset) @abacbs #abacbs2020 https://t.co/QJ8nVwKLG2 | 0.9917996 |
| hani_jieun | Another exciting method from @LinYingxin to integrate #scRNAseq and #ATACseq data! Check out her talk at #abacbs2020 https://t.co/7Mv4uKi7ZI https://t.co/cvC1u10Urv | 0.9901788 |
| Katarina_Stuart | Am growing to love online conferences, and all the things I can do while listening to the talks. I’ve never been so on top of my folding and ironing… #ABACBS2020 | 0.9891019 |
| tsonika | Virtually at the Canberra cafe via @use_remo before the program for day1 starts at @abacbs #ABACBS2020 https://t.co/B0JcDBiBls | 0.9877596 |
| _tyronechen | If you are interested in multi-omics data harmonisation, visit table 19 at #abacbs2020 for more information @tyagilab https://t.co/1WghjcdDPA | 0.9877596 |
| abacbs | Local legend @Feargal_Ryan now talking about Microbiota and Whole-blood Transcriptional Responses to Immunisation #ABACBS2020 | 0.9877596 |
| screen_name | text | gamma |
|---|---|---|
| tsonika |
Another provoking talk in the session with an extremely important message by @ee_reh_neh Southeast Asia makes 80% of the world’s population but their genetic information is highly represented in global; genetic databanks. #ABACBS2020 https://t.co/eqwrUvBfFz |
0.9948019 |
| davisjmcc |
@Psy_Fer_ Haven’t tried out Remo yet (again with time crunch issues for me), but it looks cool; I like the idea a lot. Overall, I absolutely commend the #abacbs2020 organisers for thinking hard about how to make an online conference work better. Some issues remain, but a great effort! |
0.9945151 |
| methylnick | @abacbs #abacbs2020 looks to be a great meeting with all (most?) content up and available for delegates. Won’t be able to concentrate on work now. But I spy LongReads session which is the first! Sign of the times maybe? @nanopore @PacBio @bionanogenomics #notonlyabioinformatician https://t.co/oHVj9Ibgso | 0.9934267 |
| abacbs | Great talk from Harman Singh on “eMST, a scalable and interpretable method for Phylogenetic analysis of hundreds and thousands of SARS-CoV-2 genomes”. Great visualisations #abacbs2020 | 0.9934267 |
| abacbs | Next up in the Methods session is Simon Sadedin talking about Exome sequencing in genetic testing and exploring Neural Network models for CNV detection #abacbs2020 | 0.9934267 |
| angel_bee2018 | In a short while, at 1:40pm Sydney time today I will be on table #49 at #ABACBS2020 Come along for discussion if you are interested in RNA splicing or stem cells/differentiation | 0.9910621 |
| tsonika | Session 3 on regulation has begun. Our keynote speaker @ppgardne is giving a talk on Functional Genes features. @abacbs #ABACBS2020 https://t.co/J4nddxg7fO | 0.9910621 |
| danielagaiagaio | Last-minute catching up on async talks 🙈 @ABACBS #ABACBS2020 A very cool and very well structured virtual conference! https://t.co/3CTqAEo1F6 | 0.9891019 |
| fredjaya1 | Tuning in to the legendary Felsenstein at the #phylomania2020 Sydney hub! Same room as last years #abacbs2020 talks, different conference. https://t.co/90wxVNoUJ7 | 0.9891019 |
| tsonika | Make sure to sign up for Talks, social cafe and trivia night via @use_remo #ABACBS2020 https://t.co/C1sTLU8ouK | 0.9877596 |
| PNgsabrina | Sad to missed this year’s #ABACBS2020 but looking forward to checking out this really cool workflow https://t.co/cS5UPNWsp6 | 0.9877596 |
| screen_name | text | gamma |
|---|---|---|
| NhiHin |
Visualising cell clusters in scRNA-seq data in 3D! 🤩 From Part 2 of the #ABACBS2020 Tidy Transcriptomics workshop by @steman_research and @mard113 which uses tidyseurat to bring tidyverse functionality to Seurat: https://t.co/cfiCKEkh9b #Bioinformatics @plotlygraphs https://t.co/qqn9nMnzou |
0.9950603 |
| NhiHin | Amazing insights on the integration of omics data from @mixOmics_team at #abacbs2020. Data integration is emerging as a major challenge in #Bioinformatics in recent years and it is incredible to see how far we have come with approaches like DIABLO https://t.co/vaZIBK5lft @abacbs https://t.co/d8jytJSpgA | 0.9945151 |
| cabbagesofdoom | At #ABACBS2020? Come visit @Katarina_Stuart at table 106 today: Whole transcripts in genome assembly, annotation, and assessment: the draft genome assembly of the globally invasive common starling, Sturnus vulgaris https://t.co/5b2src6Fs7 | 0.9941947 |
| MarioniLab | Huge congratulations to our post-doc @_andrianyang for winning the Outstanding PhD Thesis Award from the Australian Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Society overnight! #abacbs2020 @joshuawkho | 0.9938345 |
| tsonika | .@wessidepraxis asked Gordon about the secret of successful Bioinformatics group. Gordon: invest in young Bioinformatics group leader. When he started at WEHI he had no track record in medicine as he came from mathematics background. #abacbs2020 | 0.9934267 |
| RentinoAnn | @mariebal22 Dba noh…kahit walang franchise d Nila mapigilan Ang kapamilya kc da best talaga Ang #abacbs2020 | 0.9929612 |
| StevenJMorg | Read length and variant caller influence the number of pesky recurrent miscalls 😈 when using short-read data. From @mattfield100 #ABACBS2020 @abacbs https://t.co/NytYxgCAd0 | 0.9924247 |
| tyagilab |
Heartiest Congratulations to @_tyronechen for winning the best Async Talk Award at the #ABACBS2020 conference! We are all very proud of you!! @tsonika @MonashBiol @Monash_Science #tyagilab #phdchat #AcademicTwitter https://t.co/lsoFcjFv2b |
0.9924247 |
| abacbs | Ok so now the bat-less @tpq__ talking about the vary sharply named “HyperXpair” (the Hyper-parameter eXplainable Motif Pair framework) #abacbs2020 | 0.9917996 |
| tsonika | @abacbs Suite of software form the Smyth lab. edgeR was being developed before RNAseq became available (for CAGE analysis) #ABACBS2020 https://t.co/GOoW0lHQmD | 0.9910621 |
| linsalrob | First up in day 2 of #abacbs2020 is @torstenseemann describing the heroic work of the team to sequence every #COVID19 isolate in Australia and the implications for #publichealth | 0.9910621 |
| tsonika | Congratulations to my PhD student @_tyronechen @tyagilab @MonashBiol @Monash_Science for winning the best Async Talk award @abacbs conference 2020 #ABACBS2020 #proudsupervisor | 0.9910621 |
| screen_name | text | gamma |
|---|---|---|
| Clara_J_Jiang | I will be giving a talk titled “Integrated transcription factor profiling with transcriptome analysis: identification of L1PA2 transposons as global regulatory modulators in a breast cancer model” at #ABACBS2020! Check out the pre-recorded talk here https://t.co/V8pcrErvU9 | 0.9957013 |
| NhiHin |
The tidy RNA-seq analysis workshop at #ABACBS2020 is just 🤯 Very different workflow to what I’m used to, but a lot of convenient wrapper functions. Keen to try the Bulk RNAseq cell type deconvolution on my own data later ⬇ https://t.co/pBNN9ISZ0H #Bioinformatics https://t.co/Ok1lLVlEhW |
0.9950603 |
| paulfharrison | @KandhariNitika in Traude Beilharz’s lab, talking about alternative polyadenylation in cancer cell lines with gene-knockouts of RNA cleavage machinery. Pooling data produces more results! #abacbs2020 https://t.co/9sGI3LYuqN | 0.9948019 |
| xiaotuhuihui | In Tidy Transcriptomics workshop, Maria Doyle talked about bulk RNA-seq analysis, cell type deconvolution and differential abundance analysis👍#abacbs2020 https://t.co/gV9vrflFX3 | 0.9941947 |
| cabbagesofdoom | Come visit Stephanie at table 38 today! #ABACBS2020: Unsupervised orthologous gene tree enrichment for cost-effective phylogenomic analysis and a test case on waratahs (Telopea spp.) https://t.co/iUhkcpJd86 | 0.9941947 |
| Clara_J_Jiang |
#ABACBS2020 is on now! Come check out my talk in the “Regulation” section :) Integrated transcription factor profiling with transcriptome analysis: identification of L1PA2 transposons as… https://t.co/V8pcrEJ6LH |
0.9929612 |
| cabbagesofdoom | If you are at #ABACBS2020, come and talk to Jack at Remo table 119: The role of gene duplication in the evolution of snake venoms https://t.co/M0RSuISCdR | 0.9910621 |
| cabbagesofdoom | I love the way that the #ABACBS2020 author affiliations start counting at 0. Nice binfie touch there, @abacbs | 0.9877596 |
| tsonika | You can upload your slides/poster to @abacbs collection on @F1000Research too #ABACBS2020 https://t.co/nMVgUfq675 https://t.co/6AKBr1EeeO | 0.9860403 |
| SWbioinf | Keen to try out propeller tool for comparing cell type proportion changes being presented now by @BelindaPhipson at #ABACBS2020 | 0.9860403 |
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| tidybulk.html | 1 | 0 | Bioc | bioconductor.org/packages/tidybulk.html |
| tidyseurat | 1 | 0 | CRAN | CRAN.R-project.org/package=tidyseurat |
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loudness
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popularity
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spotifyId
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timeSignature
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Bootstrap’s form controls expand on our Rebooted form styles with classes. Use these classes to opt into their customized displays for a more consistent rendering across browsers and devices.
Use different types of class with .form-control
class which contains input field.
Find input style options below :
| Input style options | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Rounded Input | .round |
Use this class for round styled input. |
| Square Input | .square |
Use this class for square styled input. |
| Input Sizing | ..form-control-[lg/sm] |
Use this class for different input sizing. |
| Input with Icons | .has-icon-left |
Default icon align is right. For left align icon use this class with form-group . |
| Input with Icons Divider | .has-icon-left.input-divider-[left/right] |
For use divider between icon and input text box use this class with form-group . |
| Custom File Input | .custom-file .custom-file-input |
For Custom File Input, use .custom-file-input class within .custom-file class. |
| Input Validation with Tooltips | .{valid/invalid}-tooltip |
For use Tooltip Validation use this class and add js code for template page. |
Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
| Type | URL |
|---|---|
| Plugin Link | https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.3/components/forms/ |
| Template Page | https://pixinvent.com/demo/vuexy-html-bootstrap-admin-template/html/theme/form-inputs.html |
Floating Labels are used for inline styling where form controls comes before its label. Add .form-label-group
class to the parent of input and label tags to have floating label form styling.
You can always add more stuff like form sections, form control borders, tooltips, icons, round form controls, square form controls etc..
HTML Markup:

<input type="text" class="form-control" id="floating-label1" placeholder="Label-placeholder">
Label-placeholder

Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
| Type | URL |
|---|---|
| Template Page | https://pixinvent.com/demo/vuexy-html-bootstrap-admin-template/html/theme/form-inputs.html#floating-label-input |
Textarea input options with different classes and advance options.
Some textarea input options below that can be used :
| Textarea Input Options | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Floating Label | .form-label-group |
Use .form-label-group to add a Floating Label with Textarea. |
| Counter | .char-textarea |
Use .char-textarea with textarea tag for counting text-length. |
Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
| Type | URL |
|---|---|
| Plugin Link | https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.3/components/forms/ |
| Template Page | https://pixinvent.com/demo/vuexy-html-bootstrap-admin-template/html/theme/form-textarea.html |
Some options that can be possible with Switch below :
| Switch options | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Swtich | .switch-label |
Use class .switch-label to add a label to switch. |
| Colors | .custom-switch-#{$colorName} |
Use this class to change switch's color alongwith .switch-label . |
| Text | .switch-text-left & .switch-text-right |
Use the both classes inside of .custom-control-label to create a switch with text. |
| Icons | .switch-icon-left & .switch-icon-right |
Use the both classes inside of .custom-control-label to create a switch with icon. |
| Sizes | .switch-{md / lg} |
Use this class with .custom-switch for medium or large size |
Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
| Type | URL |
|---|---|
| Template Page | https://pixinvent.com/demo/vuexy-html-bootstrap-admin-template/html/theme/form-switch.html |
Form checkbox options with different classes and advance options.
Some checkbox options below that can be used :
| Checkbox Options | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vuexy Checkboxes | .vs-checkbox-con |
To add a checkBox, we have the .vs-checkbox-con as a wrapper. Also use .vs-checkbox for better output. |
| Color Checkbox | .vs-checkbox-{value} |
To change the color of the checkBox use the .vs-checkbox-{value} for different colors. |
| Checkbox with Icons | .vs-icon |
Use .vs-icon to change change the internal icon inside the checkbox. |
| Checkbox Sizes | .vs-checkbox-{sm/lg} |
To add a checkBox with different sizes, we have the this classes for different sizes with .vs-checkbox class. |
Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
Form radio options with different classes and advance options.
Some radio options below that can be used :
| Radio Options | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vuexy Radio Buttons | .vs-radio-{colorName} |
To change the color of the radio use the .vs-radio-{colorName} for different colors. |
| Radio Sizes | .vs-radio-{sm/lg} |
To add a radio with different sizes, we have the this classes for different sizes with .vs-radio class. |
Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
Form Input Group options with different classes and advance options.
| Inout Group Options | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
| With Checkbox / Radio | .vs-{checkbox/radio}-con |
To add checkbox or radio button with input groups, use this class. |
| Different Sizes | .input-group-{lg/sm} |
Add this class to .input-group for Large/Small addon/prepend. |
| With Buttons | .input-group-btn |
Add span with .input-group-btn class and add button inside before or after <input> |
| With Dropdown | .dropdown-toggle |
Add <button> with .dropdown-toggle class and add dropdown-menu after it to get input group with dropdown. |
Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
| Type | URL |
|---|---|
| Plugin Link | https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.3/components/input-group/ |
| Template Page | https://pixinvent.com/demo/vuexy-html-bootstrap-admin-template/html/theme/form-input-groups.html |
Number input options with different classes and advance options. Using Bootstrap Touchspin plugin for Number Input Element.
Some number input options below that can be used :
| Number Input Options | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Touchspin | .touchspin |
Add .touchspin class with input tag to add touchspin input group |
| Decimal | data-bts-step & data-bts-decimals |
Set data-bts-step and data-bts-decimals attributes for decimal type Input Touchspin. |
| Min - Max | min and max |
Set min and max attributes values for minimum and maximum in page js file. |
| Step | step |
Set step attribute value in page js file. |
| Decimal | data-bts-button-down-class & data-bts-button-up-class |
set data-bts-button-down-class & data-bts-button-up-class attribute and add value as btn btn-{color} for different colors spinner. |
Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
| Type | URL |
|---|---|
| Plugin Link | https://www.virtuosoft.eu/code/bootstrap-touchspin/ |
| Template Page | https://pixinvent.com/demo/vuexy-html-bootstrap-admin-template/html/theme/form-number-input.html |
Select2 supports a wide variety of options that allow you to customize it to your needs.
1. Initialize the plugin by referencing the necessary files:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="select2.min.css">
2. Call the select2-function after the page has loaded
$(".select2").select2();
You have to add plugin js and css. Some options that can be possible with select2 below :
| Select2 options | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Basic select2 | .select2 |
For basic select2, use this class. you can use this class for multiple select2 also. Use multiple="multiple" attribute for multiple select box. |
| Select2 with icon | data-icon |
Use data attribute data-icon to add icon name for each options. And use class .select2-icons to set icon with option. |
| Sizes | .select2-size-[lg/sm] |
Use this class for large & small size of select2. |
| Background Color | .select2-bg |
Use this class with data-bgcolor & data-bgcolor-variation attributes for background color of control. |
| Full Background Color | .select2-full-bg |
Use this class with data-bgcolor & data-bgcolor-variation attributes for full select2 background color. |
| Border Color | .select2-border |
Use this class with data-border-color & data-border-variation attributes for Border color of control. |
Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
| Type | URL |
|---|---|
| Plugin Link | https://select2.github.io/ |
| Template Page | https://pixinvent.com/demo/vuexy-html-bootstrap-admin-template/html/theme/form-select.html |
The basic setup requires targetting an input
element and invoking the picker.
Initialize the plugin by referencing the necessary files:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="pickadate.css">
Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
| Type | URL |
|---|---|
| Plugin Link | https://amsul.ca/pickadate.js/ |
| Github Page | https://github.com/amsul/pickadate.js |
| Template Page | https://pixinvent.com/demo/vuexy-html-bootstrap-admin-template/html/theme/form-date-time-picker.html |


Jeff once killed a crow with a baseball from more than 100 feet away because it stole a little kid's cookies. While it was quite a throw, he spent the next 10 years making peace with Seattle's crow community. Always respect crows!
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Celtic was a dream and I’ll be forever grateful as I got to work alongside giants like Billy McNeill says Frank McAvenie
by Frank McAvenniePEOPLE ask me how I manage to look so great at 60 and the answer’s simple — lots of early nights and plenty of water.
Not many people thought I would make it to 60 — myself included — but here I am.
And I had a great day at West Ham as they made a proper fuss of the birthday boy.
Fans put on a party in the morning before I was guest of honour against Tottenham. Sadly, the result didn’t go our way.
I’ve been in a few scrapes over the years and I’ve had more court appearances than Andy Murray but I’ve had plenty of fun along the way and I wouldn’t change a thing.
I sometimes look at the photo of the 19-year-old with the curly ginger hair in the St Mirren strip and think if only he knew what was to come.
The face and hair might have changed ever so slightly over the years, but not much. A couple of wrinkles. A wee blond highlight.
But it’s funny because I do have a recognisable face but it wasn’t always the case — even when I was the top scorer in British football, hardly anyone knew what I looked like.
It was my first season with West Ham but because of a dispute between football league clubs in England and the broadcasters, there was a TV blackout and hardly any matches were shown on the
box.
So lots of folk had heard the name McAvennie very few had seen me up close.
TV cameras were absent as I banged in 18 League goals before Christmas to help the Hammers to their highest ever finish — third in the old First Division behind Liverpool and Everton.
Martin Tyler, now a famous commentator, took me across London’s Waterloo Bridge for the Saint And Greavsie football show to see if passers-by could recognise me. Out of dozens of Londoners
only one guy knew who I was.
But plenty had heard of me.
What really changed my life was being asked to go on the Terry Wogan show on a Friday night, in front of 23 million viewers.
They also had Denis Law on the same night and they were actually comparing the two of us. Can you believe that?
I cringe watching it. At the time I thought I looked great in the Cartier suit and the fancy tie, but to be honest I looked like a complete fud.
But it’s been quite a journey. I’ve played for my boyhood heroes, Celtic, scoring the goals that clinched a famous league and cup double in their centenary season in 1988.
I’ve played for my country in the World Cup and scored the goal that took us to Mexico in 1986.
There’s also been sadness along the way and none more so than April this year when my pal big Billy McNeill passed away two years after his family revealed he was battling dementia.
I had tears in my eyes when I spoke about Billy in an interview for The Scottish Sun online, to mark my 60th birthday.
Sure, I used to drive him mad by turning up late to training every day.
But he showed so much faith in me by persuading the old Celtic board to pay big money to bring me up from West Ham.
Along with a few pals from the 1988 team, I went to visit him a few times and I was worried he wouldn’t remember me.
But his wife Liz would say ‘Don’t worry he knows who you are’. Then he would hold my hand and squeeze it.
I still called him gaffer right to the end. He’ll always be the gaffer. I loved him.
Getting the chance to live the dream and play professional football was just great, but it also gave me the opportunity to work alongside true giants, like Cesar.
And for that I’ll be forever grateful.
ENDING up in court after an Old Firm bust up at Ibrox was undoubtedly one of the weirdest experiences of my life.
The case famously became known as Goldilocks and the Three Bears when I joined Rangers trio Graham Roberts, Terry Butcher and Chris Woods at Glasgow Sheriff Court charged with conduct liable to lead to a breach of the peace.
Yet the so-called scrap in the penalty box which saw three of us sent off shouldn’t even have resulted in yellow cards let alone red. It was classic handbags.
Terry and Chris were later found guilty, while I was cleared and Graham was not proven.
He elbowed me and asked: “What does that mean?” I told him: “They know you’re guilty but they can’t prove it!”
It was a Friday so I bought them fish suppers while we were waiting on the verdict and told them to enjoy their Catholic steaks. They were English, of course, so had no idea what it meant.
I’VE never been on Partick Thistle fans’ Christmas card list and, if I’m honest, I don’t blame them.
I was about to join the Jags in 1994 when Celtic stepped in at the last minute and offered me a return to Paradise. And when I say the last minute, I mean it.
I had just returned from playing in Hong Kong but the team over there refused to release my registration forms because of a wrangle over an unpaid phone bill.
So I was on the centre circle at Firhill getting my picture taken wearing a Partick Thistle strip when they took a call in the office.
It was Liam Brady, the Celtic manager, asking if I wanted to come back to Parkhead.
I told him I would see him at Parkhead in an hour.
I could understand why Thistle were angry but I hadn’t signed a contract anyway because of the wrangle over the phone bill.
What was I supposed to do? I thought my chances of returning to my boyhood heroes had gone.
When I went back as a Celtic player, the Thistle announcer completely ignored me when he was reading out the teams.
So I responded by scoring the only goal in a 1-0 win.
I don’t take penalties usually, but I did that day.
EVERYONE thought that I was born to live in London.
It seemed natural to enjoy the bright lights and the celebrity lifestyle.
But the truth is that I actually spent my first couple of months there trying to get back up to Glasgow.
I had just joined West Ham from St Mirren as a young man and, to be honest, I was really homesick.
London is a huge place and I was really lonely.
So the manager John Lyall asked all the lads to organise a night out to help cheer me up and all of a sudden I found myself in Stringfellows nightclub for the first time.
And the rest, as they say, is history.


complex tables¶
grid table¶
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table having …
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Samples¶
Samples are dictionaries with a small subset of data for each event type.
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Samples.
__init__
(api, sample_event_directory)¶ For each event Alooma stores sample dictionaries. This class will help you interact and copy the samples for testing. We run integration testing on the entirety of the sample set before deploying.
Parameters: - api – The Alooma API client authentication
- sample_event_directory – The full path and name of the directory in which to store sample events such as /Users/myname/code/hover/alooma-etl/sample_events
Build Sample File Path and File Name¶
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Samples.
build_sample_file_path_and_file_name
(sample_file_type='event', name=None)¶ Constructs the file path and name for writing the samples
Parameters: - sample_file_type – The type of file either ‘event’ or ‘input’
- name – The name of the event or input
Returns: a file path with the file name
Print Samples¶
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static
Samples.
print_samples
(sample_list, view_all_or_index='all', pprint_indent=2, pprint_width=200, pprint_depth=5)¶ Prints all the samples in a list or pretty prints a single sample
Parameters: - sample_list – A list of samples
- view_all_or_index – ‘all’ to print all samples or a number to print sample by index
- pprint_indent – The indent value to pprint dictionaries
- pprint_width – The width value to pprint dictionaries
- pprint_depth – The depth value to pprint dictionaries
Returns: None
Get Samples for Event from Alooma API¶
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Samples.
get_samples_for_event_from_alooma_api
(event_name)¶ Gets samples for a single event from the API
Parameters: event_name – The event for which to get samples Returns: A list of samples
View Samples for Event from Alooma API¶
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Samples.
view_samples_for_event_from_alooma_api
(event_name, view_all_or_index='all')¶ View samples for an event from the API. Print all or a single event by index.
Parameters: - event_name – The name of the event for which to view samples
- view_all_or_index – Specify to view ‘all’ the samples for an event or a specific event by index number
Get Samples from Saved Sample Files¶
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Samples.
get_samples_from_saved_sample_files
(sample_file_type='event', name=None)¶ Gets the samples for an event or input from a saved file
Parameters: - sample_file_type – The name of the file to retrieve samples for. Exclude the .json extension
- name – The name of the event or input to get the samples for
Returns: A list with the samples from the file
View Samples from File¶
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Samples.
view_samples_from_file
(sample_file_type='event', name=None, view_all_or_index='all', pprint_indent=2, pprint_width=200, pprint_depth=5)¶ Prints the samples for an event or input from the API
Parameters: - sample_file_type – Whether the samples are for an ‘event’ or an ‘input’
- name – The name of the event or input
- view_all_or_index – Specify to view ‘all’ the samples for an event or a specific event by index
- pprint_indent – The indent value to pprint dictionaries
- pprint_width – The width value to pprint dictionaries
- pprint_depth – The depth value to pprint dictionaries
Returns: None
Save Alooma Samples to Files¶
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Samples.
save_alooma_samples_to_files
(event_name=None, input_name=None)¶ Saves samples to files in the specified directory. If no event_name or input_name are specified samples for ALL events will be written to a file
Parameters: - event_name – The event name for samples to save. If specified only samples for this event are retrieved
- input_name – The input name for samples to save. If specified all samples for this input are retrieved
Returns: None
Write Alooma Samples to Files¶
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Samples.
write_alooma_samples_to_files
(event_list, input_name=None)¶ Writes samples to files for each event. Writes input file with samples for all events in the input when input_name is specified.
Parameters: - event_list – A list of events for which to write samples for
- input_name – The name of the input to write the samples for to limit the samples to a specific input
Returns: None
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get_sample_from_any_api
(url, payload, api_key, input_label, print_api_response=True, test_index_number=0, input_type='rest_endpoint')¶ Gets a sample to test from a 3rd party API using the requests package and adds the required Alooma _metadata to the event
Parameters: - url – The URL for which to make the get request e.g. https://harvest.greenhouse.io/v1/scheduled_interviews
- payload – A JSON dictionary with the parameters to add to the requests e.g. {‘updated_after’: ‘2018-08-25T00:00:00Z’}
- api_key – The API key with which to make the request
- preview_events – If True all the events retrieved will be printed to the console
- input_label – The input_label to give these events when deployed in Alooma
- test_index_number – The index number of the event to test
- input_type – The type of input the data will use when deployed to Alooma
Returns: An event with metadata added that can be tested through the transformation code


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The original code was written and published by Dr. Marco Barden, Institute of Astro- and Particle Physics, University of Innsbruck
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data class PaymentMethod : StripeModel
PaymentMethod objects represent your customer's payment instruments. They can be used with PaymentIntents to collect payments or saved to Customer objects to store instrument details for future payments.
Related guides: Payment Methods and More Payment Scenarios.
See PaymentMethodCreateParams for PaymentMethod creation
AuBecsDebit |
data class AuBecsDebit : StripeModel |
BacsDebit |
data class BacsDebit : StripeModel |
BillingDetails |
Billing information associated with the PaymentMethod that may be used or required by particular types of payment methods. data class BillingDetails : StripeModel, StripeParamsModel |
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Fpx |
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Ideal |
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SepaDebit |
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Sofort |
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auBecsDebit |
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bacsDebit |
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billingDetails |
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card |
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cardPresent |
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created |
Time at which the object was created. Measured in seconds since the Unix epoch. val created: Long? |
customerId |
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fpx |
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ideal |
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General support queries. User Guides: https://support.komodoplatform.com/ Support staff: Angelina#6231 gcharang#6833. If you want to ask JL777 a question, use the #ask-jl777 channel.
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allbits12-May-19 04:28 AM
Newbie here. Installing komodo manually on debian. Komodod had crashed twice in a row for me. It stays up for a while and then stops. I'm also running a pirate chain and it's fine. Hasn't stopped. First question. Where do I look to see what's happening to komodod
Pixelised12-May-19 05:53 AM
If for example you're running a Hush3 node, you'd look in "/home/pixelised/.komodo/HUSH3/debug.log". Where "pixelised" is your current logged in user and "HUSH3" is whatever coin or assetchain you are using.
@allbits
zatJUM12-May-19 07:27 AM
Where do you run komodod? If in background it won't be easy, just the logs
If you run it in a screen/tmux, just fire it up
allbits12-May-19 01:06 PM
I'll look at logs. Thanks
allbits12-May-19 04:27 PM
"Error: out of memory. Terminating"
Meanwhile pirate chain soldiers on
zatJUM12-May-19 04:42 PM
And what about "free -h"? Do you have swap on?
allbits12-May-19 04:44 PM
No I don't
zatJUM12-May-19 04:44 PM
Perhaps you should!
I think if you run komodod only it will be fine, and pirate only too, but both without swap is not possible unless you buy more ram
allbits12-May-19 04:49 PM
Ok. Thanks
zatJUM12-May-19 04:50 PM
You can create a swap with a file
27aume12-May-19 10:09 PM
I was wondering, does the komodoelection website was kept up to date with the github repo of proposals? Seems like some proposal changed seen the beginning of the election and theres 2 different proposal for some candidates.
Just curious and letting you know.
i answered in the other channel you posted the identical question
allbits14-May-19 08:58 PM
In totally irrelevant news, a bored noob just successfully created a "helloworld" asset chain using two VPS! Thanks for the great documentation guys!
jl777c14-May-19 08:58 PM
congratulations! now you are a blockchain engineer!
allbits14-May-19 08:59 PM
And thanks to you for this amazing ecosystem and community!
jl777c14-May-19 09:01 PM
in a few months you will be able to launch a stablecoin denominated in any fiat, backed by any crypto, with just a few extra -ac options
allbits15-May-19 01:10 AM
So what's best practice for shutting down the test asset chain permanently
gcharang15-May-19 05:09 AM
@allbits if you have shared the chain launch params with anyone, the chain will live on depending on what they do with the params (it's out of your control now)
If only you know the launch params, do:
./komodo-cli -ac_name=<NAME OF ASSETCHAIN> stop
rm -rf ~/.komodo/<NAME OF ASSETCHAIN>
on all the nodes the chain has been launched. Now the chain is gone permenantly
allbits15-May-19 07:51 AM
Thanks
SergeF15-May-19 02:54 PM
How can i convert my HUSH to HUSH3? When i try send HUSH to exchange my local wallet say me "incorrect address" and exchange support say that i must to convert my HUSH to HUSH3. How can i do this? Thx.
SHossain15-May-19 02:57 PM
@SergeF do you have your HUSH address private key? if so, just use restore wallet function of Agama 0.3.6 with that private key(edited)
@dukeleto did HUSH team create any guide on how to migrate their coins from HUSH to HUSH3?
HUSH fork of KMD. Contribute to MyHush/hush3 development by creating an account on GitHub.
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SHossain15-May-19 03:00 PM
@SergeF if you need to create a new HUSH3 address, just use the Create new wallet function to create a new address using 24 words passphrase. that will generate an R address which is compatible with HUSH3 , KMD and all other KMD assetchains.
rpcuser=username
rpcpassword=password
txindex=1
spentindex=1
addressindex=1
timestampindex=1
server=1
rpcallowip=YOUR LOCAL IP
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SHossain15-May-19 04:42 PM
@Deleted User you need to use rpcallowip=YOUR LOCAL IP as @gcharang posted above in your komodo.conf file. by default, it will only work from localhost
SergeF15-May-19 07:00 PM
@pbca26#5430 @SHossain so i'm restore hish wallet in agama with private key and have 0 ballance. What is it?


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