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Wholly Decentralized Margin Trading
A Non-Rent-Seeking Open Protocol for Decentralized Lending that Enables Margin Trading and Short Selling of ERC20 Tokens
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Lendroid seeks to overcome on-chain limitations of latency and impractical gas cost by creating a symbiotic off-chain infrastructure supported by incentivized participants. The native token keeps the network operational, fuels the utility layer of the protocol and offers security to community governance. The ecosystem nurtures a decentralized, global, shared lending pool.
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Lendroid is non-rent-seeking, where all transaction throughput goes to the off-chain utility actors - the 0x based Relayers and the newly introduced Wranglers - who coordinate to make the network stable.
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Smart contracts ensure no custodianship of user funds, thus mitigating counterparty risks. This lets users and off-chain keepers manage their operations without being controlled by a central authority.
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Supports multiple exchanges and is compatible with exchange protocols, thus contributing to a global shared liquidity pool. Lenders facilitate a global shared lending pool thereby enhancing lending liquidity.
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FSharpField
Namespace: FSharp.Compiler.SourceCodeServices
Attributes:
[<Class>]
A subtype of FSharpSymbol that represents a record or union case field as seen by the F# language
Instance members
| Instance member | Description |
x.Accessibility
Signature: FSharpAccessibility
|
Indicates if the declared visibility of the field, not taking signatures into account CompiledName: |
x.AnonRecordFieldDetails
Signature: FSharpAnonRecordTypeDetails * FSharpType [] * int
|
If the field is from an anonymous record type then get the details of the field including the index in the sorted array of fields CompiledName: |
x.DeclarationLocation
Signature: range
|
Get the declaration location of the field CompiledName: |
x.DeclaringEntity
Signature: FSharpEntity option
|
Get the declaring entity of this field, if any. Fields from anonymous types do not have a declaring entity CompiledName: |
x.FieldAttributes
Signature: IList<FSharpAttribute>
|
Get the attributes attached to generated field CompiledName: |
x.FieldType
Signature: FSharpType
|
Get the type of the field, w.r.t. the generic parameters of the enclosing type constructor CompiledName: |
x.IsAnonRecordField
Signature: bool
|
Is this a field from an anonymous record type? CompiledName: |
x.IsCompilerGenerated
Signature: bool
|
Indicates a compiler generated field, not visible to Intellisense or name resolution CompiledName: |
x.IsDefaultValue
Signature: bool
|
Indicates if the field declared is declared 'DefaultValue' CompiledName: |
x.IsLiteral
Signature: bool
|
Indicates if the field has a literal value CompiledName: |
x.IsMutable
Signature: bool
|
Indicates if the field is declared 'static' CompiledName: |
x.IsNameGenerated
Signature: bool
|
Indicates if the field name was generated by compiler (e.g. ItemN names in union cases and DataN in exceptions). This API returns true for source defined symbols only. CompiledName: |
x.IsStatic
Signature: bool
|
Indicates a static field CompiledName: |
x.IsUnresolved
Signature: bool
|
Indicates if the record field is for a type in an unresolved assembly CompiledName: |
x.IsVolatile
Signature: bool
|
Indicates if the field is declared volatile CompiledName: |
x.LiteralValue
Signature: obj option
|
Get the default initialization info, for static literals CompiledName: |
x.Name
Signature: string
|
Get the name of the field CompiledName: |
x.PropertyAttributes
Signature: IList<FSharpAttribute>
|
Get the attributes attached to generated property CompiledName: |
x.XmlDoc
Signature: IList<string>
|
Get the in-memory XML documentation for the field, used when code is checked in-memory CompiledName: |
x.XmlDocSig
Signature: string
|
Get the XML documentation signature for .xml file lookup for the field, used for .xml file lookup for compiled code CompiledName: |


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Since the debut of the Mi Mix Alpha, the rumors surrounding the existence of a new model in the range have become increasingly insistent. In reality, there were a lot of confirmations, denials and allusions until the appearance on the official website of JD.com, a very important Chinese e-commerce website. And now the Xiaomi Mi Mix 4 5G has appeared again in the store, suggesting that the launch is very close.
Xiaomi Mi Mix 4 5G appears again on JD.com
At the moment, as shown in the image above, the sale price has not yet been confirmed. The figure you see is purely indicative and will be replaced with the official price as soon as the device is available. This is the second time that the Xiaomi Mi MIX 4 5G appears on JD.com and at this point, it is fair to assume that the launch date is near.
In the product information displayed in the store, in addition to the words “Mi Mix 4″, there are keywords such as ” 5G “, suggesting that this new flagship will support 5G.
Meanwhile, Sudhanshu Ambhore, a well-known leaker active on Twitter, has posted another anticipation regarding the device. As reported, the next Mi Mix will have a Samsung AMOLED panel with a hole for the selfie camera, Quad HD resolution and a 120 Hz refresh rate.
In short, nothing is yet confirmed about the upcoming smartphone. We will keep you informed with the latest leaks and news.


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Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
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Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
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WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
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/**
* # workbox-cacheable-response
*
* Given a Response object this behaviour determines whether
* it's cacheable, based on a specific configuration.
*
* **Install:** `npm install --save-dev workbox-cacheable-response`
*
* @example <caption>Used as an automatically invoked
* "plugin".</caption>
*
* // The responses will be cached if the response code is 0, 200, or 404, and
* // will not be cached otherwise.
* const cacheablePlugin = new workbox.cacheableResponse.Plugin({
* statuses: [0, 200, 404]
* });
*
* const requestWrapper = new workbox.runtimeCaching.RequestWrapper({
* cacheName: 'runtime-cache',
* plugins: [
* cacheablePlugin
* ]
* });
*
* const route = new workbox.routing.RegExpRoute({
* match: ({url}) => url.domain === 'example.com',
* handler: new workbox.runtimeCaching.StaleWhileRevalidate({requestWrapper})
* });
*
* @module workbox-cacheable-response
*/
import CacheableResponse from './lib/cacheable-response';
import CacheableResponsePlugin from './lib/cacheable-response-plugin';
export {
CacheableResponse,
CacheableResponsePlugin,
};


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God Is King over All the Earth
TO THE CHOIRMASTER. A PSALM OF THE SONS OF KORAH.
1 Clap your hands, all peoples!
Shout to God with loud songs of joy!
2 For the LORD, the Most High, is to be feared,
a great king over all the earth.
3 He subdued peoples under us,
and nations under our feet.
4 He chose our heritage for us,
the pride of Jacob whom he loves.
Selah
5 God has gone up with a shout,
the LORD with the sound of a trumpet.
6 Sing praises to God, sing praises!
Sing praises to our King, sing praises!
7 For God is the King of all the earth;
sing praises with a psalm!
8 God reigns over the nations;
God sits on his holy throne.
9 The princes of the peoples gather
as the people of the God of Abraham.
For the shields of the earth belong to God;
he is highly exalted!


Mix-in class for Parent Figures.
The Parent mix-in class provides services for managing child and owned Figures and supports a set of events related to child activity.
It maintains a pointer in each Parent to a linked list node for each child. The node records a pointer to each child along with its logical position and size.
Each child also has a pointer to it's parent.
| OnMoveRequest() | Called when a child figure has requested a change in position. |
| OnRelocateRequest() | Called when a child figure has requested a change in location and size. |
| OnResizeRequest() | Called when a child figure has requested a change in size. |
| Parent() | Constructor |
| addChild() | Adds a child figure. |
| moveChild() | Moves the logical position of the specified child figure. |
| numChildren() | Returns the number of children currently parented. |
| onAction() | Handle action commands from descendent Figures. |
| relocateChild() | Changes the logical size and position of the specified child figure. |
| removeAllChildren() | Removes all child Figures from under this one. |
| removeChild() | Removes a child Figure from under this Figure. |
| resizeChild() | Changes the logical size of the specified child figure. |
| ~Parent() | Destructor |
void onMoveRequest( Figure* fig, LogPos lposX, LogPos lposY )
Called when a child figure has requested a change in position.
The default action is to grant the request by calling moveChild.
void onRelocateRequest( Figure* fig, LogPos lposX, LogPos lposY, LogPos lposWidth, LogPos lposHeight )
Called when a child figure has requested a change in location and size.
The default action is to grant the request by calling relocateChild.
void onResizeRequest( Figure* fig, LogPos lposWidth, LogPos lposHeight )
Called when a child figure has requested a change in size.
The default action is to grant the request by calling resizeChild.
Parent::Parent()
Constructor
addChild( Figure* fig, LogPos lposX=0, LogPos lposY=0, LogPos lposWidth=FullWidth, LogPos lposHeight=FullHeight );
Adds a child figure.
If a size is not given, the child is queried for it's desired size.
The X and Y values give the location of the child within the parent. (0,0) is the upper left corner with increasing x values to the right and increasing y values going down.
All values are Logical Positions (LogPos). LogPos is a typedef to an platform dependent integral type.
Logical Positions can either be absolute positions and lengths measured in pixels or specifications relative to the size of the parent Figure as follows:
There is no requirement or guarantee that the location and size of the child control be within the drawing area of the parent. Negative x and y co-ordinates are permitted, but sizes must be positive.
void Parent::moveChild( Figure* pfig, LogPos lposX, LogPos lposY )
Moves the logical position of the specified child figure.
int Parent::numChildren()
Returns the number of children currently parented.
bool onAction( const String& strCommand )
Handle action commands from descendent Figures.
This routine is called whenever a descendent Figure has called 'doAction' and no intervening Figure has handled the action.
The routine should check the Command argument for actions appropriate to this Figure and return true if the action is fully processed.
Unprocessed actions should be forwarded to the parent Figure by calling doAction with the same parameter.
By default all actions are forwarded.
void Parent::relocateChild( Figure* pfig, LogPos lposX, LogPos lposY, LogPos lposWidth, LogPos lposHeight )
Changes the logical size and position of the specified child figure.
void Parent::removeAllChildren() throw()
Removes all child Figures from under this one.
void Parent::removeChild( Figure* pfig ) throw()
Removes a child Figure from under this Figure.
The child Figure is not deleted.
If the specified Figure is not a child, this request is silently ignored.
void Parent::resizeChild( Figure* pfig, LogPos lposWidth, LogPos lposHeight )
Changes the logical size of the specified child figure.
Parent::~Parent()
Destructor


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Houzi Game Engine
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Functions related to the state of the mouse. More...
Functions | |
| HOU_SYS_API bool | set_capture (bool value) |
| Sets mouse capture. More... | |
| HOU_SYS_API bool | is_cursor_visible () |
| Checks if the mouse cursor is visible. More... | |
| HOU_SYS_API void | set_cursor_visible (bool value) |
| Sets the visibility of the mouse cursor. More... | |
| HOU_SYS_API bool | is_relative_mode () |
| Checks if relative mode active. More... | |
| HOU_SYS_API bool | set_relative_mode (bool value) |
| Sets relative mode for the mouse. More... | |
| HOU_SYS_API mouse_buttons_state | get_buttons_state () |
| Gets the state of the mouse buttons. More... | |
| HOU_SYS_API bool | is_button_pressed (mouse_button mb) |
| Checks if a button is pressed. More... | |
| HOU_SYS_API vec2i | get_position () |
| Gets the current mouse position relative to the screen. More... | |
| HOU_SYS_API vec2i | get_position (const window &w) |
| Gets the current mouse position relative to the given window. More... | |
| HOU_SYS_API vec2i | get_position_delta () |
| Gets the differnce in the position of the mouse since the last call. More... | |
| HOU_SYS_API void | set_position (const vec2i &pos) |
| Sets the position of the mouse relative to the screen. More... | |
| HOU_SYS_API void | set_position (const vec2i &pos, const window &w) |
| Sets the position of the mouse relative to the given window. More... | |
Functions related to the state of the mouse.
| HOU_SYS_API mouse_buttons_state hou::mouse::get_buttons_state | ( | ) |
Gets the state of the mouse buttons.
| HOU_SYS_API vec2i hou::mouse::get_position | ( | ) |
Gets the current mouse position relative to the screen.
Position (0,0) represent the top left corner of the screen.
Gets the current mouse position relative to the given window.
Position (0,0) represent the top left corner of the given window.
| w | the window to compute the mouse position relative to. |
| HOU_SYS_API vec2i hou::mouse::get_position_delta | ( | ) |
Gets the differnce in the position of the mouse since the last call.
The first time this function is called, the difference is relative to the position of the mouse at the moment the system module was initialized.
| HOU_SYS_API bool hou::mouse::is_button_pressed | ( | mouse_button | mb | ) |
Checks if a button is pressed.
| mb | the button. |
| HOU_SYS_API bool hou::mouse::is_cursor_visible | ( | ) |
Checks if the mouse cursor is visible.
| HOU_SYS_API bool hou::mouse::is_relative_mode | ( | ) |
Checks if relative mode active.
| HOU_SYS_API bool hou::mouse::set_capture | ( | bool | value | ) |
Sets mouse capture.
Mouse capture causes mouse events to be registered even when the mouse is not inside a window created by this library.
| value | true to capture the mouse ,false otherwise. |
| HOU_SYS_API void hou::mouse::set_cursor_visible | ( | bool | value | ) |
Sets the visibility of the mouse cursor.
| value | true to show the mouse cursor, false to hide the mouse cursor. |
| HOU_SYS_API void hou::mouse::set_position | ( | const vec2i & | pos | ) |
Sets the position of the mouse relative to the screen.
Position (0,0) represent the top left corner of the screen.
| pos | the position. |
Sets the position of the mouse relative to the given window.
Position (0,0) represent the top left corner of the given window.
| pos | the position. |
| w | the window. |
| HOU_SYS_API bool hou::mouse::set_relative_mode | ( | bool | value | ) |
Sets relative mode for the mouse.
| value | true if relative mode should be activated, false otherwise. |


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This tutorial describes how to implement an activatable remote
object that uses persistent state in its implementation. This
tutorial uses a Setup
program (described in the
tutorial Using Activation: the
Setup
Program) that registers information about an
activatable remote object with the Java Remote Method Invocation (Java RMI) activation
system daemon (rmid
) and then binds a stub for that
remote object in an rmiregistry
so that clients can
look it up. You may want to read that tutorial before this one.
This tutorial has the following steps:
Setup
programThe files needed for this tutorial are:
Counter.java
- a
remote interface for countingCounterImpl.java
- an
"activatable" implementation of the remote interfaceCounterClient.java
- a client
that uses the remote interfaceclient.policy
-
the security policy file for the clientThere are a few basic ways to implement an activatable remote object. This tutorial describes how to implement an activatable remote object that uses persistent state in its implementation.
A remote object is activated when a client invokes a remote
method on a stub for an activatable remote object. A stub for an
activatable remote object contains the remote object's activation
ID and information on how to contact the Java RMI activation system
daemon (rmid
) for the remote object. If the stub
cannot connect to the last-known address (i.e., host/port) for the
remote object, the stub will contact the remote object's activator
(rmid
) to activate the object. When rmid
receives an activation request, it starts the remote object's
activation group (or container) virtual machine (VM) if the group
is not already executing, and then rmid
asks the group
to make an instance of the remote object. Once the group constructs
the remote object, it returns the remote object's stub to
rmid
which, in turn, returns the actual stub to the
initiating stub so that the initiating stub can update its
information on how to contact the remote object in the future.
Before any of this activation can take place, an application
must register information about the activatable remote objects it
needs to use. The following separate tutorial describes the
information needed to activatate a remote object and how to
register this information with rmid
:
This example defines the remote interface Counter
with a single operation, increment
. The implementation
class CounterImpl
persistently stores the result of
the operation increment
in a file, so that the result
of the increment
operation will survive across an
object activation/deactivation cycle or even survive a machine
reboot or crash. To make all this work, a CounterImpl
object, when activated, needs the name of the file it will use to
read and store counter values. A user can register an activation
descriptor that contains this file name (in a
MarshalledObject
) as the "initialization
data". The object's activation group will pass this
pre-registered marshalled data (the file name) to the object's
constructor when the group constructs the object during
activation.
The remote interface examples.activation.Counter
is
defined as follows:
package examples.activation; import java.rmi.Remote; import java.io.IOException; public interface Counter extends Remote { int increment() throws IOException; }
The implementation class,
examples.activation.CounterImpl
, for the activatable
remote object is as follows:
package examples.activation; import java.io.File; import java.io.IOException; import java.io.RandomAccessFile; import java.rmi.MarshalledObject; import java.rmi.activation.Activatable; import java.rmi.activation.ActivationID; public class CounterImpl implements Counter { private RandomAccessFile raf; private int count; private final Object countLock = new Object(); public CounterImpl(ActivationID id, MarshalledObject data) throws Exception { if (data != null) { String filename = (String) data.get(); synchronized (countLock) { count = openFile(filename); } System.err.println("count upon activation = " + count); } Activatable.exportObject(this, id, 0); } private int openFile(String filename) throws IOException { if (filename != null && !filename.equals("")) { File file = new File(filename); boolean fileExists = file.exists(); raf = new RandomAccessFile(file, "rws"); return (fileExists) ? raf.readInt() : writeCount(0); } else { throw new IOException("invalid filename"); } } private int writeCount(int value) throws IOException { raf.setLength(0); raf.writeInt(value); return value; } public int increment() throws IOException { synchronized (countLock) { return writeCount(++count); } } }
The class CounterImpl
implements the remote
interface Counter
, but does not extend any class.
The class declares a special "activation" constructor that an activation group calls to construct an instance during the activation process. This special constructor takes two parameters:
ActivationID
, is an
identifier for the activatable remote object. When an application
registers an activation descriptor with rmid
,
rmid
assigns it an activation ID, which refers to the
information associated with the descriptor. This same activation ID
(also contained in the remote object's stub) is passed to this
constructor when the remote object is activated.MarshalledObject
that
contains initialization data pre-registered with rmid
.
In this example, the marshalled data is the name of a file
containing the object's persistent state which is the latest
counter value.The constructor obtains the file name contained in the
MarshalledObject
which was passed as the second
parameter. Next, the constructor calls the local method
openFile
to open the file and return the current
counter value. If the file exists, the openFile
method
reads the value last saved to the file; otherwise, it creates a new
file and initializes the count to zero. The constructor then calls
the static method Activatable.exportObject
, passing
the implementation itself (this
), the activation ID,
and the port number 0
, indicating that the object
should be exported on an anonymous TCP port. While this
implementation does not use the activation ID passed as a parameter
to the constructor, another implementation may wish to save the
activation ID for future use, in order to deactivate the object,
for example.
Finally, the class implements the remote interface's single
method, increment
to increment the count, save the
count to the file, and return the incremented count. Note that
there is a flaw in the implementation of the
writeCount
method. If the machine crashes between the
calls to setLength
and writeInt
, the
value of the counter will be lost. Making this implementation more
robust to a crash within that small window is an exercise left to
the reader.
The CounterClient
program looks up a remote
object's stub (one that implements the remote interface
Counter
) in the registry on the host supplied as the
optional first argument, and then invokes the stub's
increment
method and displays the result. When this
client invokes a remote method on the stub acquired from the
registry, the remote object will activate if not already
active.
The source for the program is as follows:
package examples.activation; import java.rmi.registry.LocateRegistry; import java.rmi.registry.Registry; public class CounterClient { public static void main(String args[]) throws Exception { String hostname = "localhost"; if (args.length < 1) { System.err.println( "usage: java [options] examples.activation.CounterClient [host]"); System.exit(1); } else { hostname = args[0]; } if (System.getSecurityManager() == null) { System.setSecurityManager(new SecurityManager()); } String name = System.getProperty("examples.activation.name"); Registry registry = LocateRegistry.getRegistry(hostname); Counter stub = (Counter) registry.lookup(name); System.err.println("Obtained stub from the registry."); System.err.println("Invoking increment method..."); int count = stub.increment(); System.err.println("Returned from increment remote call."); System.err.println("count = " + count); } }
This program should be run as follows:
java -cp clientDir \ -Djava.security.policy=client.policy \ -Dexamples.activation.client.codebase=clientCodebase \ -Dexamples.activation.name=name \ examples.activation.CounterClient [host]
where:
Note: rmid
must be running on its default port, and
rmiregistry
must be running on its default port (both
on the remote host) prior to running this program.
The following is an example client.policy
file that
grants the appropriate permissions for the activation examples:
grant codeBase "${examples.activation.client.codebase}" { // permissions to read system properties required by the client permission java.util.PropertyPermission "examples.activation.name","read"; // permission to connect to the registry, activation system, and remote host permission java.net.SocketPermission "*:1024-","connect"; };
The codebase to which permissions are granted is a file URL
specifying the location of the client's classes. This file URL is
the value of the examples.activation.client.codebase
system property, defined when the client program is run. The client
needs two permissions:
java.util.PropertyPermission
- to read the system
property examples.activation.name
that specifies the
name for the stub in the registryjava.net.SocketPermission
- to connect to the
registry, activation system, and remote object's hostThe source files for this example can be compiled as follows:
javac -d implDir Counter.java CounterImpl.java javac -d clientDir Counter.java CounterClient.java
where implDir is the destination directory to put the implementation's class files in, and clientDir is the destination directory to put the client's class files in.
Setup
programOnce your implementation phase is complete, you need to register
information about the activatable object so a client can use it.
The Setup
program, described by the tutorial Using Activation: the Setup
Program,
registers an activation descriptor for an activatable object with
rmid
, and then binds the remote object's stub in an
rmiregistry
so that clients can look it up.
To run the Setup
program for this example, see the
section Start rmid
,
rmiregistry
, and the Setup
program in
the Setup
program tutorial, which describes how to
start rmid
, rmiregistry
, and the
Setup
program itself.
After you run rmid
and rmiregistry
as
instructed in the Setup
tutorial, you will need to run
the Setup
program to register an activation descriptor
for an activatable object that implements the class
examples.activation.CounterImpl
. The following command
line runs the Setup
program, supplying an appropriate
file URL for each codebase used:
java -cp setupDir:implDir \ -Djava.security.policy=setup.policy \ -Djava.rmi.server.codebase=file:/implDir/ \ -Dexamples.activation.setup.codebase=file:/setupDir/ \ -Dexamples.activation.impl.codebase=file:/impDir/ \ -Dexamples.activation.name=examples.activation.Counter \ -Dexamples.activation.policy=group.policy \ -Dexamples.activation.file=file \ examples.activation.Setup examples.activation.CounterImpl
where:
Setup
program's classSetup
programdata
in the object's activation descriptorNote that each file URL above has the required trailing slash.
Examples of group and setup policy files, suitable for this
tutorial, are described in the Setup
tutorial, and are
listed below:
The output from the Setup
program should look like
this:
Activation group descriptor registered. Activation descriptor registered. Stub bound in registry.
Once you have successfully registered an activation descriptor
for a CounterImpl
implementation, you can run the
client program, which, during its first execution, will cause the
activatable object to activate.
The following command line illustrates how to run the client program, specifying a file URL for the client codebase:
java -cp clientDir \ -Djava.security.policy=client.policy \ -Dexamples.activation.client.codebase=file:/clientDir/ \ -Dexamples.activation.name=examples.activation.Counter \ examples.activation.CounterClient [host]
where:
Notes:
Setup
program. In this example, we used the name
examples.activation.Counter
.rmid
and rmiregistry
must be running
on the server's host. If the server's host is not the local host,
the host argument must specify the remote host that
they are running on.The output from the client should look like this:
Obtained stub from the registry. Invoking increment method... Returned from increment remote call. count = 1


- creative web developer
- Starting with a theme (color palette, feel, images, etc.), I use tools to make a website unique and fast while remaining accessible and responsive
- recovering perfectionist
- Who isn't?
- Mid-Atlantic USA resident
- Available remotely, speaking and working in English
- Catholic work ethic
[B]y their competence in secular fields and by their personal activity, elevated from within by the grace of Christ, let them work vigorously so that by human labor, technical skill and civil culture, created goods may be perfected according to the design of the Creator and the light of his word.
- Pope St. John Paul II- marketing & programming background
- Studied both computer science & marketing in college, then worked at the Auto Show of the Palm Beaches, NJVC (IT), and then combined it all at Matice, a full service marketing company


Carpenter with no children sends 33 strangers to school
- The memory of kind-hearted carpenter Dale Schroeder is being honoured with applause and praises
- According to reports, the selfless man who died in 2005, amassed over N1 billion in savings and dedicated it to paying for tuition for strangers
- 14 years after his death, Schroeder's N1 billion donation has now finished and 33 students have enjoyed the benefit
It pays to be kind and those who believe in the power of kindness can agree that people like Dale Schroeder deserve to be singing praises with angels now and forever. Schroeder, a carpenter who hails from Iowa, United States, lived a modest life while he was alive and amassed savings to the tune of N1 billion.
While the kind-hearted man spent his life leaving on two pair of jeans and a Chevrolet truck, Yahoo News reports, he dedicated all his wealth to helping strangers. It was gathered that Schroeder donated his savings of N1 billion to educating young students from Iowa who could not have otherwise been able to afford tuition.
President Buhari sends powerful message to nephew Mamman Daura as he turns 80
Although the kind man who worked as a carpenter for 67 years passed in 2005, his legacy lived on and 14 years after his demise, his cash contribution ended. However, 33 students gained from his kindness even beyond his death, making him a prime example of what nobility in humans looks like.
Ironically, the carpenter grew up poor and never went to school, he also never got married nor had children, reports KCCI. However, before he passed in 2005, he approached his lawyer, Steve Nielsen, to discuss what to do with his life savings, a whopping sum of N1 billion.
Most of that money went into Schroeder's scholarship fund, which helped future teachers, doctors and therapists fulfill their dreams of continuing to higher education.
Hopefully, those who benefited from the kindness of Schroeder would emulate him.
Meanwhile, NBA star, Shaquille O'Neal, bought a 12-year-old boy, Isaiah Payton, a house because his old home lacked wheelchair access.
Controversial pastor Odumeje distributes N4m to Onitsha market fire victims as promised (photos)
The boy had an accident where a stray ball hit his chest, a situation which rendered him totally paralysed.
After his recovery, he could not return to his parents' one-bedroom apartment because it would not contain his wheelchair.
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FlaneurSearchViewController
open class FlaneurSearchViewController: UIViewController
This class is a convenience wrapper around UISearchController
that view controllers
can subclass to inherit some behaviors.
Why this class?
If you don’t use a UITableView
or UINavigationItem
‘s searchController
introduced in iOS 11.0,
or any other immediate location for a UISearchController
’s searchBar
, and you want to use
AutoLayout, things can get weird/hacky/difficult.
This class fixes all positioning problems found in an app using a navigation controller hierarchy with hidden navigation bars, and using iOS 9.0.
It will display the search bar right under your view controller’s top layout guide.
Subclassing
To subclass this class, provide your own implementations of instanciateSearchResultsController
and searchControllerWillBecomeActive
, and call startSearchAction
when relevant.
-
This property provides the intended search results controller of
UISearchController
. Please refer toUISearchController
documentation for details.The resulting
UIViewController
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and will act as theUISearchController
‘ssearchResultsUpdater
.Declaration
Swift
public var instanciateSearchResultsController: () -> (UIViewController?) = { return nil }
-
This property can be used as a hook for the subclass to implement some custom behavior using the search controller, like styling the search bar, get information about its height, etc.
Declaration
Swift
public var searchControllerWillBecomeActive: (UISearchController) -> () = { _ in () }
-
Calling this method adds the search bar container within the view and sets up constraints to reveal the search bar when relevant.
Declaration
Swift
override open func viewDidLoad()
-
Deactivates the search controller before calling
super
.Declaration
Swift
override open func viewWillDisappear(_ animated: Bool)
-
Calls this method when the subclass is ready to show the search bar transiently (ie after a user action).
Declaration
Swift
@IBAction public func startSearchAction(_ sender: Any? = nil)
Parameters
sender
the sender of the action
-
Calls this method when the subclass is ready to show the search bar permanently.
Declaration
Swift
public func presentSearchBar()
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func dismissSearchBar()
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func willDismissSearchController(_ searchController: UISearchController)
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func willPresentSearchController(_ searchController: UISearchController)
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func searchBarSearchButtonClicked(_ searchBar: UISearchBar)


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Load a video-file (webm/ogv/mp4) and convert it to a gif or webm* animation (max 20 sec).
File
sec.
sec.
Durationsec.
load png or jpeg files to create an animation(max 50).
Files
MP4 to Gif (MP4,OGV,WebM,Images to WebM,Gif)
With MP4toGif.com you are able to convert video (MP4,OGV) and images (JPEG,PNG) to simple WebM and Gif animations. MP4toGif
based complety on JavaScript and HTML5 technology and runs in your webbrowser. So there is no need to upload your
files and give it in the hands of a second person.. or company.
MP4toGif was testes on Firefox, Chrome and Edge. Because of the native WebP-support in the canvas-implementation of the
chrome-browser, the rendering is very fast with chrome. Firefox uses webworkers to enable a stable and fast-enough
rendering process.
The duration of a WebM-animation is restricted to 20 seconds or 50 frames (if the animation is created from image-files). But
it is enough to replace a classic Gif-animation and have better color and image quality and also a smaller file-size.

Output Support:
Mozilla Firefox
Google Chrome
Microsoft Edge
Vivaldi
Gif
WebM
Input Support:
Mozilla Firefox
Google Chrome
Microsoft Edge
Vivaldi
MP4
WebM
OGV
JPEG
PNG
If you have tested with Opera or Safari or other input-formats.. let me know!
Tutorials
Here you can find a few tutorials to see how to use MP4toGIF.com.


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Two People Caught Burying Alive Newborn Girl in India
New Delhi (Sputnik): At a time when the concept of gender equality is gaining momentum worldwide, an incident in India has once again highlighted how many families view the birth of a girl.
Two people have been arrested in Hyderabad for allegedly trying to bury a newborn girl in a pit after claiming she was dead.
The men aroused the suspicion of a passing motorist who found them digging up the road near a bus stop while trying to hide their identity.
“An auto driver at the Jubilee bus stand ground noticed two people with a bag in their hands. They were digging the ground. The auto driver immediately reported the incident to the police,” a police officer told the media.
“Just as we were informed, we arrived at the location immediately and found that the bag these men were carrying, had a baby in it," he added.
The incident was captured in a video showing policemen questioning the two men.
The man claimed the baby was their granddaughter who had died during surgery. They said the baby would not be allowed on public transport so they decided to bury her.
But the police found the baby-girl was alive. They took her to hospital and arrested both the men.


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Help us in providing food to the poor who are facing starvation due to lack of food.Your help can bring smiles on the poor faces.We invite you to join us to make this project a success.Thank You.
If you want to learn how to participate, please contact us for further information.
Information for Donors
Your "good old days " are still ahead of you, may you have many of them."No one has ever become poor by giving." "There is no exercise better for the heart than reaching down and lifting people up."
So bring your leftovers to the dropoff point nearest to you and help the local community
Inormation for recipients
A small initiative to help you all. So please cooporate with us in providing you all food. We request you all to join us in the dropoff school to have your food.
All schools participating will be hapy to distribute food to anyone asking for help>


From Main Hoon Na to Biwi No. 1: All the times Sushmita Sen wowed us with her looks
Sushmita Sen has impressed her fans in movies like Main Hoon Na, Filhaal... and Biwi No 1. On her birthday today, we take a look at her most memorable looks from her films.
19 Nov 2019, 07:30
Sushmita Sen slayed the sari look like only she can in the film, Main Hoon Na. She is seen looking gorgeous in a red sari teamed with an embellished blouse. Straight hair, subtle makeup and flat footwear rounded out the chic look. (Photo: Express Archive Photo)
The former Miss Universe looks trendy in this loose purple off-shoulder top and matching animal print skirt. She teamed her ensemble with knee-high beige boots. This look, from the film Kyo Kii... Main Jhuth Nahin Bolta, was completed with rectangular sunglasses. (Photo: Express Archive Photo)
The actor, who turns 44 years old, can rock any look. In the film Chingaari she was seen rocking pigtails with flowers tucked in her hair. The rustic look was rounded out with a red bindi with a nose ring. (Photo: Express Archive Photo)
Sushmita Sen surely knows how to keep her looks trendy. In this song from the film Hindustan Ki Kasam, she is seen rocking fringes and curls as she wears a bright golden dress and chunky jewellery.(Photo: Express Archive Photo)
Sushmita Sen is known for her performance in the film, Biwi no. 1, in which she sported a trendy look. In one the scenes, she is seen rocking a strappy leather dress with a diamond-studded choker. (Photo: Express Archive Photo)
In the film Aaghaaz, Sen was seen looking lovely in a pink coloured kurta set with an embellished dupatta with mirrorwork. The look was kept simple, and rounded out with kohl on the eyes and a shade of mauve on her lips. (Photo: Express Archive Photo)
The actor looked gorgeous in the song 'Gori Gori" from Main Hoon Na. She was seen in a deep red sari teamed up with a red sequined blouse. She completed her look with an ear cuff and her dazzling smile. (Photo: Express Archive Photo)
Looks like Sushmita Sen loves to wear red. In the movie, Bas Itna Sa Khwaab Hai, the actor looked trendy in a red maxi dress with noodle straps which was teamed with a matching shrug. (Photo: Express Archive Photo)
In the film Vaastu Shastra, the actor aced the everyday look in a muted mustard coloured kurta paired with a pair of denims — a look which is in vogue even today. (Photo: Express Archive Photo)
The actor looks lovely in the song "Tumse Milke Dil ka jo Haal" as she was seen wearing a gorgeous black lehenga with golden border. Staright hair, matha patti and subtle makeup completed the look. (Photo: Express Archive Photo)


Lady Gaga Was a Bridesmaid at Makeup Artist Sarah Tanno's Wedding
The superstar was on hand for the Mexico-set festivities for Tanno, the global artistry director of Gaga's Haus Laboratories.
by Glenn Rowley, Billboard , Lindsay Weinberg FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL MELady Gaga took to social media on Saturday to share photos of herself as a bridesmaid in her makeup artist's wedding.
On her Instagram story, the superstar posted a number of snaps wearing a romantic, pink bridesmaid dress (and matching hair) at the Mexico-set nuptials for her longtime makeup artist Sarah Tanno and now-husband Tim Stewart.
"Two of my best friends @sarahtannonmakeup @timstewart just got married. Time to party!" the popstar wrote in one beachside pic as she posed her bouquet in front of a breathtaking sunset.
The new bride — who helped Gaga develop her new Haus Laboratories beauty brand and serves as global artistry director — also shared a snap of her entire bridal party during the weekend at Cabo Azul Resort. "What a perfect rehearsal dinner under the stars with all my besties. My bridal party!"
Other wedding attendees included Evan Ross and Ashlee Simpson; Riawna Capri, the hairstylist to Taylor Swift and Megan Rapinoe; Hailey Bieber's hairstylist Florido Basallo; Gaga's fashion stylists Sandra Amador and Tom Eerebout; Gaga's sister Natali Germanotta; the singer's chef Bo O'Connor; Gaga's bass player Jonny Good; makeup artist Phuong Tran; makeup artist Denika Bedrossian; designer Scott Studenberg; dancer Montana Efaw; and bridesmen including Gaga's manager Bobby Campbell and hairstylist Fredric Aspiras.
Capri styled Tanno's hair for the wedding, writing on Instagram, "It is an honor to be asked to do someone's hair for their special day, not just another job. It is an honor to create the shape around the face that will last a life time in photos." Tanno chose a custom dress with cape by Enaura Bridal with flower bouquets by Lola Del Campo.
Check out Gaga as a bridesmaid below.
This article originally appeared on Billboard.com.


GCP Hands On, first VMs, Google Cloud Storage🔗
How to run it ?🔗
The easiest way to run this workshop is to have google cloud sdk on your machine,
However, like demonstrated earlier, you can use google cloud shell as the "front end" for GCP to run all gcloud commands from inside this VM
However you have to have google chrome without too much privacy tools and a good wifi without firewall for it to work perfectly :)
SSH from the cloud shell should also be possible from google cloud shell, and you will be able to use the web preview from your cloud shell to display a port on another machine (double ssh tunnel !)
Otherwise for SSHing you will be able to use the web based ssh tools and port forwarding tools of google cloud platform: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/ssh-in-browser
1. My first Google Compute Engine Instance🔗
First, we will make our first steps by creating a compute engine instance (a vm) using the console, connecting to it via SSH, interacting with it, uploading some files, and we will shut it down and make the magic happen by resizing it
- What is google cloud compute engine ? try to describe it with your own words
Creating my VM using the console🔗
- Follow this codelab to create your VM
- Create the following instance
- type: n1-standard-2
- zone: europe-west4-a (the netherlands)
- os: ubuntu 20.04
- boot disk size: 10 Gb
- Name it however you see fit
- DO NOT SHUT IT DOWN for now
Connecting to SSH🔗
- Connect to ssh from google cloud shell or your terminal to the machine
Solution
`gcloud compute ssh {USER}@{MACHINE NAME}`- Check available disk space
Bash command to run
`df -h`- Check the OS name
Bash command to run
`cat /etc/os-release`- Check the CPU model
Solution
`cat /proc/cpuinfo`- Check instance google cloud properties
Solution
`cat /proc/cpuinfo`The magic of redimensioning VMs🔗
- Shutdown the VM (from the web browser), check the previous codelab to see how to do it
- Select it and click on EDIT
- Change the machine type to
n1-standard-4
(link to documentation) - Relaunch it, reconnect to it and try to list the CPUs & RAM amount again
Magic isn't it ?
Note: If you had any files and specific configuration, they would still be here !
Transfering files from the computer to this machine🔗
-
We will use the terminal to transfer some files from* your computer to** this machine,
-
Follow this link to learn how to use the gcloud cli tool to transfer files to your instance TOC
-
For experts, it's possible to do it manually using rsync from ssh or scp
-
Transfer some files to your
/home/${USER}
directory -
List them from your instance (
ls
)
How do we do the opposite ?
See below,
2. Interacting with Google Cloud Storage🔗
Here we will discover google cloud storage, upload some files from your computer and download them from your instance in the cloud
-
What is Google Cloud Storage ? Try to describe it with your own words
-
This codelab will guide you through the basics of google cloud storage
-
Use this codelab something from your computer to google cloud storage from the web browser. DO NOT DELETE THE FILES YET
Now we will download it using the google cloud CLI tool,
- Here's the documentation
- List the content of the bucket you just created (if you deleted it previously, create a new one)
- Upload a file to a bucket
- Download a file from a bucket
What if we want to do the same from the VM ?
-
Now go back to your machine
-
Try to list bucket, download and upload files
-
Is it possible ?
-
If not, it's because you have to allow the instance to access google cloud storage
-
Shutdown the VM and edit it (like we did when we resized the instance)
-
Check "access scopes", select "set access for each api", and select "storage / admin"
-
Now restart you machine, connect back to it. You should be able to upload to google cloud storage now files now
-
Now you can delete the bucket you just created
-
You can delete the VM as well, we will not use it
3. Google Compute Engine from the CLI and "deep learning VMs"🔗
Here we will use the google cloud sdk to create a more complex VM with a pre-installed image and connect to its jupyter server
This will be useful for the next part of our workshop because both git and docker are already installed !
Google Cloud Platform comes with a set of services targeted at data scientists called AI Platform, among them are Deep Learning VMs which are essentially preinstalled VMs (more or less the same configuration as google colab) with some bonuses.
- What are "Deep Learning VMs" ? Try to use your own words
- What would be the alternative if you wanted to get a machine with the same installation ?
Create a google compute engine instance with a GPU using the command line🔗
This is very important for the next workshop
Instead of using the browser to create this machine, we will be using the CLI to create instances
export INSTANCE_NAME="fch-dlvm-1" # RENAME THIS !!!!!!!!!!
gcloud compute instances create $INSTANCE_NAME \
--zone="europe-west4-a" \
--image-family="common-cu100" \
--image-project=deeplearning-platform-release \
--maintenance-policy=TERMINATE \
--accelerator="type=nvidia-tesla-p100,count=1" \
--scopes="storage-rw" \
--machine-type="n1-standard-8" \
--boot-disk-size=120GB \
--metadata="install-nvidia-driver=True"
If you can't access GPU, remove the line regarding gpu for now, and go and request a quota increase for your project so that you will be able to access gpus later (request the corresponding GPU)
In that case, change common-cu-100
for common-cpu
and remove the metadata line
- Notice the similarities between the first VM you created and this one,
- What changed ?
- If you want to learn more about compute images, image families etc... go here
- Metadata command is a bit of magic provided by google to automatically install GPU drivers (very useful !)
Connect to ssh to this machine and query the gpu🔗
- Connect to your instance using the gcloud cli & ssh
- To query if there is a GPU recognized, you have to run
nvidia-smi
Shut it down, remove the gpu and restart it🔗
This time you have to EDIT the VM and remove the GPU instead of resizing the number of CPUs
Connect back to the VM🔗
- Relaunch the previous VM and connect to it using ssh
-
This time, you will forward some ports as well
Solution
TOC {:toc} `gcloud compute ssh user@machine-name --zone europe-west4-a -- -L 8080:localhost:8080 -
Go to your local browser and type
http://localhost:8080
, you should be in a jupyter notebook under the userjupyter
You can try to play with the jupyter lab (that has a code editor and terminal capabilities) to get a feel of manipulating a remote instance
Try to pip3 list
to check all dependencies installed !
DO NOT DELETE THE INSTANCE FOR NOW YOU WILL NEED IT LATER
4. Introduction to infrastructure as code🔗
-
This tutorial will guide you through google cloud deployment manager, which is a way to deploy google compute engine instances using configuration files
-
Don't forget to adapt machine configurations and zone to your use case (see above)
5. Persistent sessions with TMUX🔗
https://www.hamvocke.com/blog/a-quick-and-easy-guide-to-tmux/
- Connect to your instance using SSH
- Question: What happens if you start a long computation and disconnect ?
- Check that tmux is installed on the remote instance (run
tmux
). if not install it - Follow this tutorial: https://www.hamvocke.com/blog/a-quick-and-easy-guide-to-tmux/
- To check you have understood you should be able to:
- Connect to your remote instance with ssh
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[gecode-users] problem using IntVarArgs
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Thu Jun 11 18:52:38 CEST 2009
Yep, that'll do the trick and no need to post dom or rel.
Cheers
Christian
-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Kish Shen
Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2009 6:35 PM
Cc: users at gecode.org
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] problem using IntVarArgs
Christian Schulte wrote:
> Hi Kish,
>
> Let me venture a guess: you did not initialize the arguments of
IntVarArgs.
> When you create an IntVarArgs object, its fields are uninitialized. So
what
> you might want do is
>
> IntVarArgs x(n);
> for (int i=0; i<n; i++)
> x[i].init(home, ..., ...);
>
> Where ... are smallest and largest possible value.
>
> Is that it?
>
> Cheers
> Christian
>
Hi Christian,
Thanks. You are correct, I did not initialise the variables, because in
the normal case they will be set to other IntVar that is already part of
the space.
In this case, I assume I should just use x[i].init() to set x[i]'s min
and max to the same integer value,
x[i].init(home, v, v)
and then I don't need to post the dom or rel constraint at all, right?
Cheers,
Kish
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