US backs India's role in Afghanistan as it looks to withdraw troops
India one of the backers of Afghanistan's govt, contributing more than USD 3 bn since 2001 US-led invasion toppled Taliban.
by AFPWashington: The United States said Thursday that it supported continued Indian involvement in Afghanistan, even as President Donald Trump looks to withdraw troops.
India is one of the most enthusiastic backers of Afghanistan's government, contributing more than USD 3 billion since the 2001 US-led invasion toppled the Taliban.
"The United States welcomes India's substantial investment in and assistance to Afghanistan," said Nancy Izzo Jackson, a State Department official in charge of Afghanistan.
"And we will continue to support efforts to achieve an honourable and enduring outcome in Afghanistan that preserves our investment in Afghanistan's future," she told a conference on India's role in Afghanistan at the Hudson Institute.
India constructed Afghanistan's new parliament building.
But India's involvement in Afghanistan has been a cause of consternation for Pakistan, which has maintained ties to the Taliban in part citing fears of encirclement.
The United States earlier this year reached a deal with the Taliban to pull troops from Afghanistan and wind down America's longest war.
But Trump said in September that he was withdrawing an invitation to the insurgents to meet near Washington due to the killing of a US soldier.
Harsh Vardhan Shringla, the Indian ambassador in Washington, said that any settlement in Afghanistan needed to ensure that "there is no room for any terrorist elements to create a foothold."
"It is also important to deliver the message to terrorists that democracies do not surrender to terrorism and in the ideological battle of the 'emirate' versus the 'republic,' the latter prevails," he said.
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## Performance Benchmarks Below stats are a rendition of the Chrome (version 37) timeline for the following use case: A table containing 216 rows repeated by q-repeat. Each row has about 10 columns containing about 50+ Angular directives each (Original). The optimized version has those Angular directives replaced with q-directives, and ng-repeat is replaced by q-repeat. Data is collected over 5 samples for both Original and Optimized situations. ### Initial table render #### Original ![graph](images/1.png) #### Optimized ![graph](images/2.png) #### Optimized (+ disabling ngAnimate) ![graph](images/3.png) ### Sorting the table #### Original ![graph](images/4.png) #### Optimized ![graph](images/5.png)


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D is a C++ object model that offers advanced features only found in dynamic languages such as message passing, virtual data, object serialization, memory management. It does not extend or pre-process C++, in the way that Objective-C extends C, (although it could in the future), but rather acts a class library and C++ coding standard. The problem |
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D was written to allow a complex C++ object model to be used seamlessly from within Destiny's Granite Foundation 2.5 application server and object-oriented dynamic language RSL 2. Classes in RSL may be implemented in pure RSL, pure C++, or a mix of both. Often the RSL layer acts as a interface to the "real work" which was written in efficient C++. But C++ isn't dynamic: there is no message passing. Thus, to expose a C++ class in the RSL layer, glue code had to be written to recieve RSL messages and call the corresponding C++ member functions, marshalling data back and forth. Complicated. and tied to Granite Foundation and RSL as well. The basic requirements for D were thus 1) make it easier to create C++ for Granite Foundation, 2) allow that C++ to be independent of Granite Foundation and RSL so it can be used elsewhere, and 3) allow the C++ classes to have as complex a class hierarchy as needed. The solution |
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Primarily I needed either an abstract messaging system for C++ to get RSL messages into D C++ classes, or I needed a code generator to automatically curn out the C++ glue code. But then I still needed to be able to serialize these objects in Granite Foundation's message format, which would still result in significant custom C++ code for data marshalling. To do that automatically requires deep magic, considering the low level nature of C and C++. The two main design goals were thus 1) support for dynamic message routing and 2) the ability to access the C++ object data members from within RSL. #2 implies automatic object serialization and reconstruction. Dynamic messaging can be thought of as each D C++ class supporting a member function like route(Message m) which would switch on some kind of Message identifier and invoke the corresponding member function. But one key question is how does the system know that this object supports that function (or in dynamic-speak, responds to that message) ? Well, there has to be an abstract class definition that the system can query.. and you can see where this is going. So then allowing dynamic access to an object's data members implies a kind of table lookup... Class Hierarchies, References, Memory |
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The most interesting thing about the design of D (in my mind) is that there are actually several parallel C++ class hierarchies - one for strongly typed reference classes (smart pointers), one for implementation classes, and others. A "String", for instance, is composed of two C++ classes - an implementation class and a reference class: the reference contains a pointer to the implementation, and these occupy analogous places in the hierarchy of references and the hierarchy of implementation classes. DR_ prefixes the reference class names, and DO_ prefixes the implementation class names. the DR_ classes forward messages to the DO_ classes, and manage the reference counts of DO_ objects. This allows DR_ objects to be allocated on the stack - for example a local String can be merely declared as a DR_String, (which points to a DO_String) and the DR_String destructor will decrement the ref count of the DO_String it points to. DRef is the top of the DR_ hierarchy, and is the generic pointer type. The more specific reference types (eg DR_String) 1) create the corresponding DO_ type, and 2) dereference via C++'s Collection classes add a third and fourth hierarchies - enumerators. Naturally, consistency requires that there are also references to enumerator implementations as well! This presents a diagramming problem. UML object model diagrams are far too often taken literally although abstract relationships among the concepts in the model are what is important. Uniting the separate but parallel entities like the various components that make up a String would obfuscate the reality rather than showing the details. After much wrangling with how to best show it, I decided to make up my own diagram style, for better or worse. Features |
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Yes, it worked. The reference counting and object recycling works well, the code generator was good, and a lot of its features are great. It's complex, that's true. It was put to the official test in a very large online wealth management system and it worked. There were no known bugs at the end. As I had done several times before at Destiny, it was built during the project because it was needed, so there was a lot of pressure to get it done quickly and make it actually work. I think there is still some interesting work remaining to be done in the area of "parallel" class hierarchies, or the idea that a design class need not be implemented by a single class, but can be a crowd of interacting objects. That kind of approach can offer real flexibility so that design need not be limited by implementation. Can I download it? |
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I was casted in a 1-hour movie documentary as part of a campaign to encourage K-12 students to pursue a career in STEM, and I represented Computer Science.
I presented at the largest hackathon in Boston on the how we can apply mental health topics into future technologies.
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For many parents and educators, the shift to conceptual learning in mathematics was met with a mix of resistance, confusion, and frustration. It didn’t look or feel like math to those of us conditioned to drill, memorize, and sequence steps.
As the saying goes, though, time is the best teacher. Attitudes about this "new math" changed after countless teachers began implementing the conceptual math method. Seeing the results with their students, teachers felt encouraged and more positive about the approach. Now widely accepted and adopted, conceptual math is here to stay as an important component to effective pedagogy.
A growing number of tech-based tools, including MathBRIX, are available to support student competency in math by utilizing the research-based conceptual learning approach that leads to higher-level mathematical understanding.
Conceptual math is a method of math instruction that aims to increase literacy in mathematics rather than teach steps to find solutions. Often contrasted with procedural math instruction, conceptual math focuses on explaining why processes work rather than on how to perform a process.
A great example to illustrate a conceptual versus procedural approach is with subtraction that requires regrouping, or borrowing. If your elementary math education concluded before the 2010’s, chances are you learned how to borrow in order to solve some two (or more) digit math problems.
Let’s assume you were presented with the equation 54-29. It is likely that your teacher showed you steps to take: cross out the ones digit and change it to one less plus a ten (18 in this example) and then change the tens digit to one less (4 in this case). It is also likely that the reasoning behind that process was not explained or understood.
With the conceptual learning approach, students would have schema, or prior knowledge and experience to draw on, that would help them understand how numbers are composed and can be broken apart.
In our example, 54 can be broken down to (50+4) and 29 can also be seen as (20+9). 54-29, therefore, can be expressed as (50+4) - (20+9) and then (40+14) - (20+9). This gives context to borrowing and a much deeper understanding of mathematics than merely memorizing a sequence of steps.
It builds mathematical literacy.
Conceptual math understanding is not something that comes later in the education of a child, either. It begins in early childhood with the use of manipulatives and visual math, where pictures represent numbers, patterns, and equations and young children begin solving problems based on those visuals or manipulatives.
{{ partial "pixabay-image" (dict "imagePath" "conceptual-math/children-drawing-notebook.jpg" "imageTitle" "Children Drawing in a Notebook" "pixabayId" "klimkin-1298145" "pixabayUser" "Klimkin") }}Many national groups have researched the efficacy and importance of using conceptual math in the classroom. Reports from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, the National Science Board, and the National Assessment of Educational Progress all conclude the following:
When students only learn procedures, they often find themselves stuck and confused in higher level math courses. Conceptual math aims to help students understand why the steps work so that they can approach problem solving with a variety of strategies. Further, conceptual math provides a means to communicate mathematical ideas, and the ability to transfer that working knowledge to higher levels of problem solving and to other fields of study, such as science or engineering.
This is not to say that procedural math is not an important part of the overall picture. In fact, it is integral, working together with conceptual learning to move a student from concrete to abstract understanding. Mathematical competency relies on both conceptual and procedural competency.
MathBRIX allows students to use visual math and digital manipulatives to acquire new skills, problem solve, and practice curriculum. Using a “trunk and leaves” approach, students progress from concrete ideas to more abstract ones as their conceptual understanding increases.
Levels within MathBRIX are aligned with Common Core, the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, and the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) standards and each standard has a large variety of corresponding games. This gives students the opportunity to practice the same core competency in a multitude of ways, coming up with new ways to solve similar problems. This ability to utilize multiple approaches to solve a single problem is one of the pillars of conceptual learning.
MathBRIX uses language and visuals derived from the federally-funded Comprehensive School Mathematics Program (CSMP) and provides practice with newer curricula such as Singapore Math, Engage NY, Math in Focus, and Eureka Math, all of which follow the proven method of conceptual math.
Utilizing technology readily available in most modern elementary classrooms, MathBRIX is easy for students to use and targeted to individual learning needs. Teachers are well informed of progress, time on task, and achievement with MathBRIX’s unmatched tracking and reporting dashboard.
Used 15 minutes a day a couple of times a week, MathBRIX is a fun, game-based program rooted firmly in conceptual learning that makes an ideal supplement to any classroom serving students of all abilities aged 4-8 years old.


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Bryan brothers to hang up their racquets in 2020
Los Angeles - US men's doubles duo Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan said on Wednesday they will retire at the end of the 2020 season, bringing the curtain down on one of the most successful pairings in tennis history.
The 41-year-old twins said in a statement they planned to hang up their racquets after taking part in next year's US Open, where they made their Grand Slam championship debut in 1995.
Since that first Slam appearance, the Bryans have racked up a record 118 trophies including 16 Grand Slam doubles titles. They also won Olympic gold at the 2012 London Games.
Bob Bryan said the duo had opted to end their 2019 season after the US Open in order to remain fresh for next year.
"We decided that it would be best to rest our minds and strengthen our bodies in preparation for 2020 which will be our final season on the ATP Tour," Bob Bryan said in a statement.
"It has truly been a magical ride," he added.
"However, we want to end this great ride while we're healthy and we can still compete for titles."
At their peak, the Bryans were a formidable doubles duo, rising to No 1 in the rankings for the first time in 2003.
They spent a total of 438 weeks at the top of the rankings and ended 10 seasons as the No 1 team.


A refreshing JavaScript Datepicker — lightweight, no dependencies, modular CSS.
It's kind of fork of Pikaday, a stable and battle tested date-picker, with the addition on date ranges. Feel free to use it however you like but please report any bugs or feature requests to the GitHub issue tracker, thanks!


🌺 Start with some CSS (~ 1 hour)
Thaïs would like a responsive application, here are is instructions and go to the portfolio in the navigation bar at the top right
Carefully follow the instructions below the explanatory video. You can also look at the help section for more details
Do not hesitate to create html containers and customize the given stylesheet file "portfolio.css"
💪 Tasks
There is a problem with the navigation menu, all links should be at the top right (exepted the logo) for screens greater than 700px
We need a title, a little description and an avatar for the first banner.
The banner must be centered in the page for screens greater than 700px
For screens smaller than 700px you can delete the image of desktop
The list of skill must be on the same line for screens greater than 700px
The front skill block must be above the back skill block for screens less than 700px
When the list skill are in the same line, the front skill block must be in left and the back skill block in the right for screens greater than 700px
Bonus: In the list of projects there is 2 projects in development, with no associated website yet.
So you can make opacity on the text for all screen
Super Bonus: The list of projects must be on the same line for screen sizes greater than 700px
🎥 Video
🆘 Help
Problems figuring it out?
You can use flexbox of course with is parameters like justify-content
Problems figuring it out?
You can add html containers and modify the stylesheet file portfolio.css with flexbox, with is parameters like align-items
Problems figuring it out?
You can use media queries for screens smaller than 700px and use parameter css display : none
Problems figuring it out?
You can use flexbox
Problems figuring it out?
You can use media queries for screens less than 700px and use flexbox with parameter flex-direction
Problems figuring it out?
You can use flexbox with parameter flex-direction
Problems figuring it out?
Use the property of link (a) in css like disabled
Problems figuring it out?
You can use flexbox of course with is parameters like justify-content, align-items, flew-wrap ...
🌠 Finish with some JS (~ 2 hour)
Lucas would like more animation on the page. He had aFor each animation you need a button or an event for play the animation
here are is instructions
💪 Tasks
As users I can change the avatar image when I click on it
As users I can replace the text Matt on the paragraphe with your name and is color with the color white
As users I can replace the background color in pink by the color: #750ff7 with the same prompt and button.
As users I can replace all the elements in pink by the color: #750ff7.
Bonus: As users I can change the color of all the html links (a) by #750ff7
Bonus: As users I can change all li elements in the list dev tool front (ul) with a simple button.
Super Bonus: As users I can with a button and an input, add a new li element to the dev tool list back.
🎥 Video
🆘 Help
Problems figuring it out?
Your goal is to select the image of avatar and select DOM element and change the src of the image for something else or the image we have in the folder image "image/avatar.svg".
Problems figuring it out?
Prompt is useful in this case.
Create a button to open a prompt. The prompt is to ask the user to type text. With this prompt you can modify the text Matt on the paragraphe with your name and change is color in white.
Problems figuring it out?
Prompt is useful in this case. Create a button to open a prompt. The prompt is to ask the use to type the color. With this prompt you can modify the background color in pink and replace it with the color you add in promp #750ff7
Problems figuring it out?
Prompt is useful in this case. Create a button to open a prompt. The prompt is to ask the use to type the color. With this prompt you can modify all the elements in pink and replace it with the color you add in promp #750ff7
Problems figuring it out?
Try selecting all links (a) then create a for loop to change color black to #750ff7
Problems figuring it out?
Try selecting the all li elementq of list dev tool front
Then create a for loop to replace li elements with your list of dev tool front by creating a list with 3 elements like VSCode, Github, Terminal.
Problems figuring it out?
You have to create a variable for the form, with the input and the dev tool list back (ul)
Add an anonymous function to the form onsubmit and then create a variable and use createElement for a new li element
Inside this li element add the value of the input (using innerHTML) Add to the ul the element you've created


@dan. you’re talking about the clear white pixels around the logo on the dark background right?
Kitchen Table01-Aug-19 03:08 PM
off topic.
Hollowman900001-Aug-19 03:08 PM
I never could beat it
Fuck that game
dan.01-Aug-19 03:09 PM
@grumpygoron correct. it is presumably an oversight as cmc is default white background
Kitchen Table01-Aug-19 03:09 PM
Took me weeks to figure out which character to use for which part of the dungeon. Almost gave up but did finally beat it.
grumpygoron01-Aug-19 03:09 PM
Yeah but I’ve seen you mention it. Responses are like “well look at that other logo it’s bad too!” And nobody gets your point I agree it’s frustrating
Hollowman900001-Aug-19 03:10 PM
I used the girl for everything
grumpygoron01-Aug-19 03:10 PM
Poor graphic design, but that happens when you copy another logo
Hollowman900001-Aug-19 03:10 PM
Sometimes the grandma who could float
The dinosaur thing was worthless
Kitchen Table01-Aug-19 03:11 PM
I was all about the dog to scout ahead then choose the character to do that part. Only the son could beat the boss though.
The dino was the family pet and monster didn't attack it.
mrtzmp301-Aug-19 03:12 PM
@Caglio if you had buy when I was calling the little bounce you could have made your first kmd gains
Hollowman900001-Aug-19 03:12 PM
It’s been 28 years or whatever it was
Forgive me
mrtzmp301-Aug-19 03:12 PM
Probably not worth the 5 cents tgo
You rather complain tho
As usual
c2k01-Aug-19 03:13 PM
instead of complaining about lack of or wrong marketing why dont u join the marketing team @Caglio ? my son complains about dumb stuff all the time but does nothing to take control and change what he doesnt like. im guessing your a early 20somethihng frustrated kid bc you never took control of your own future, but rather blame others for your situation or bad decisions.
join the marketing team...make suggestions in #talk-marketing ...or just dump your KMD and move on to another project or the roulette wheel.(edited)
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Kitchen Table01-Aug-19 03:13 PM
The fact I can remember the game shows that dementia hasn't set in yet.
mrtzmp301-Aug-19 03:13 PM
Really fed up reading your crap
@c2k it's because he is a crying kid
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Caglio01-Aug-19 03:14 PM
@mrtzmp3 oh so komodo is a good coin to trade ?
why wouldnt i trade any other coin then ?


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Marine E reveals his identity and suicide attempt
Sam Deen was previously known as 'Marine E'
by Jamie HawkinsA former marine who was accused of the murder of a Taliban fighter has revealed his identity and spoken of a suicide attempt.
Sam Deen, who until now was known as 'Marine E', admitted he offered to shoot the wounded insurgent before he was eventually killed by Sgt Alexander Blackman in Afghanistan in 2011, the BBC reports.
Charges against Mr Deen were later dropped, and an anonymity order has now been lifted, allowing him to reveal how the prosecution left him contemplating suicide.
Speaking on BBC show Victorian Derbyshire, he said: ""I didn't feel like I did anything wrong.
"He was going to die anyway. He was probably already dead."
At the time, he admitted telling comrades: " "Let's just put one in his head, let's just do it.
"I said, 'I'll shoot him'.
"We were like, 'What are we doing here? Let's just get out of here'.
"I was trying to influence it in a way to try and hurry up and get things done - and fit in as well."
Speaking about after the Taliban fighter had been shot, he said, "It was like, 'Right that's done, let's just go'.
"It had to be that way. He was going to die anyway."
Mr Deen said he was in Gibraltar - in October 2012 - when he first heard he was to be charged by British police.
"I was like... 'How can you charge me with full-on murder when I didn't kill anyone?'
"The whole situation was used as a scapegoat for the military. They had to be seen to be doing something.
"If they were going to do that, they should bring up thousands of cases in every single war."
Four months later charges against Mr Deen were dropped. He left the Royal Marines in 2015.
It was then, he said, that his mental health suffered.
"I left the blanket of the military, the cover of protection, and then you're just a civilian now.
"I just totally went off the rails... hit rock bottom in my mind, in my brain."
He tried to kill himself last year after having panic attacks.
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by sl278HyunA, who recently released her comeback song "Flower Shower," treated her fans who came to watch her November 10 Inkigiyao music broadcast with a special tribute of expensive cosmetics and coffee gift certificates.
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DR. T AND THE WOMEN A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): **
Robert Altman's DR. T AND THE WOMEN is an excessively cute type of story in which much is made of the sales clerk at Tiffany's having the name Tiffany, and in which one of the characters named Bree (Helen Hunt) keeps pointing out that her name isn't like the cheese but like "breed" without the "d."
In a sea of women patients as raucously noisy as Grand Central Station at rush hour, their Ob-Gyn, Dr. T (Richard Gere), reigns supreme. A dozen noisy "fillies" wait for him while gabbing a mile-a-minute. Most are ostentatiously wealthy women with long blonde hair. It's the sort of office in which a patient, after getting the good doctor's wise advice, runs through it shouting, "I'm going to be the best damn menopause patient you've ever had!" This is greeted by boisterous applause from the staff and patients.
As God's gift to women, Dr. T proudly spouts his rules, worthy of pillow embroidery ("Never take a good woman for granted" and "Women by their nature are saints and must be treated as such."). The doctor drives a big, old, cream-yellow Cadillac convertible with "DR T" vanity tags. His favorite past-time is hunting with his buddies.
The state of Texas (the setting of the story), especially it's place names and famous women, are so prominently featured that one wonders if the state had to fork over a large product placement fee. The doctor's examination rooms are all named for well-known Texas women including Ann Richards, Belle Starr and Phyllis George. The story even flaunts the great apartment rental prices offered in the Dallas area.
The movie's large and talented cast swarms around Gere likes he's the queen bee. His performance, wise and soothing, is the best of the bunch. It's too bad that the flitting and unconvincing script and direction gets in the way of our enjoying the acting.
Dr. T's wife, Kate (Farrah Fawcett), is losing her mind due to a disease that afflicts, we are told, only "women who are loved too much." This causes her to strip completely naked in an exclusive shopping mall and dance in the indoor fountain. This is first of many hard to buy episodes from Anne Rapp's script. Notice how people just walk right by with few noticing a crazy, naked blonde, dancing and singing away. Kate is the type of wife who notifies her husband that there will be no more sex, ever, since "it's not nice."
But don't worry about the good doctor, he'll still get his. Although she knows he's married, Bree asks him over to her place. After dinner she gives him a come-hither look and strips naked so that he can get from her what he's not getting at home. This casual approach to infidelity should give viewers pause.
Other unbelievable parts of the narrative include the patient who insists on smoking like a chimney during her entire examination.
The story is way too cluttered. One of the doctor's grown daughters, Connie (Tara Reid, BODY SHOTS), works as a guide at The Conspiracy Museum in Dallas. This plot device allows Altman to take us to the infamous Texas School Book Depository. Connie, pointing to the literal "X" in the road in front of it, enthusiastically tells her tour group, "That's where JFK's head exploded."
Kate Hudson (ALMOST FAMOUS) gets a small part as the doctor's other daughter, who is about to get married. As her Maid of Honor, Liv Tyler is a woman with a secret in yet another of the many subplots.  And Shelley Long is the doctor's unflappable office manager.
The script's quirky charm does sometimes manage to shine through the clutter. But the ending, reminiscent of MAGNOLIA's raining frogs, reminds us again of everything wrong with the movie. For my money, the only Dr. T movie worth seeing is the 1953 movie, THE 5,000 FINGERS OF DR. T., based on a Dr. Seuss story and starring Hans Conried as Dr. T.
DR. T AND THE WOMEN runs a long 2:01. It is rated R for graphic nudity and some sexuality and would be acceptable for older teenagers.
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A text-based command interpreter
The most common shell (and default on OS X) is BASH
For OS X, use a shell via the “Terminal” app
The terminal is an interface in which you can type and execute text based commands.
This is how we access our Command Line Interface (CLI).
aka: program like a hacker!
Click and drag the icon into your dock, then double click to open.
Usually shows your username and computer name (hostname).
It indicates that the shell is ready for you to enter a command.
pwd
(Print Working Directory)
Type it whenever you want to see what directory (folder) you’re in.
TRY It!
Containers for files or other directories.
Also referred to as "folders".
Nested files and directories can be referenced using paths.
In OS X, /home/you becomes /Users/you
Varies between systems, but some common folders:
In Unix, files are contained in directories which are organized in an “upside down tree” structure like the one shown below. The topmost directory is named “root” and represented by the single character ‘/’ known as the “front slash”.
cd
Without a command line argument (CLA), cd
switches to your home directory no matter where you are in the file system.
A CLA is the list of words that proceed the command.
cd <relative path>
cd <absolute path>
cd <symbolic path>
cd ../exampleDir
cd /exampleDir
cd ~/exampleDir
| current working directory | cd command using absolute path | cd command using relative path | new working directory |
| /home/bob | cd /home/bob/class |
cd ./class |
/home/bob/class |
| current working directory | cd command using absolute path | cd command using relative path | new working directory |
| /home/bob | cd /home/mary/temp |
cd ../mary/temp |
/home/mary/temp |
Fun worksheet on how to change directories here.
How to create a file system for your website in your terminal.
ls
: List what's in herecd
: Change directorymkdir
: Make a new directorytouch
: create or update an existing file's timestamp.The touch command expects the name of your new file as an argument.
mv
: move a file from one place to another (important note!)rm
: delete a filermdir
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ls -a
= show hidden files
ls -l
= use a “long list” format (shows more verbose output)
Use the mkdir
command to create a new empty directory.
Use the rmdir
command to remove an empty directory.
Use rm -r
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Use the cat
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Use the more or less commands to read a file:
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You can use various editors built into bash:
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$ emacs myfile.txt
$ pico myfile.txt
Or on a Mac, you can open with any desktop app:
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Or with the default editor:
$ open -t myfile.txt
ping
traceroute
ps -A
users
The command ls -l
followed by a filename
$ ls -l filename.txt
or a path to a file and its filename
$ ls -l /usr/bin/uniq
display the permissions for a file.
When the status of the file or directory is displayed, the permissions are represented by the letters ‘r’, ‘w’ and ‘x’ representing read, write and execute permission, respectively. A dash, ‘-‘, is used to indicate that a permission has not been granted. The user’s permissions are always listed first, then group and then other.
$ ls -l message.txt
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$
Go here and do the exercise on permissions.
Setting the permissions of a file or directory can be accomplished
with chmod
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The values of the desired permissions are added together and one digit is
used for each of user, group and others. The octal number created is
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and the filename is the second.
$ chmod 765 prog.exe
What are the permissions for the previous command?
What are the appropriate chmod
commands for the following?
temp
.students.txt
.grades.txt
.mailbox
.assignments.txt
.The previous permissions were not meaningful and were mostly to teach a concept. Permissions for files and directories mean different things
| Files | Directories | |
|---|---|---|
| Read | view | list |
| Write | edit | modify |
| Execute | run | cd into |
Now let's try more permissions and determine which are meaningful here.
You have already learned several commands. Some have switches which cause the command to behave differently.
$ ls -l ~
$ ls -lr ~
$ ls -lt ~
$ ls -ld ~
We can also use wildcards through a process known as Globbing to apply commands to several files at one time.
The following command lists all files in the current directory that begin with 'file' and are followed by 0 or more characters.
$ ls -l D*
The following call lists all files that begin with 'Document' and are followed by 0 or 1 character.
$ ls -l Document?
Others have command line arguments (CLA) and depending CLA behave differently. CLA are the words that follow the command and serve as arguments to the program of the command.
$ mv fileName directoryName
$ mv fileName1 fileName2
Filter commands are a special type of command that take output from other commands as input such as
grep
, wc
, and sort
.
Try the following commands to see if you can figure out that they do.
$ grep Do ~
$ wc /etc/passwd
$ sort /etc/passwd
You can always use the command man
to remind you of
$ man grep
Filter commands are a special type of command that take output from other commands as input such as
grep
, wc
, and sort
.
Use man
and try the following commands to see if you can figure out that they do.
$ grep -i Do ~
$ wc -l /etc/passwd
Filter commands allow you to find out interesting information about files and directories by combining commands using the pipe | to send the output of one command as the input of the other command.
$ ls | wc -l
$ sort -r /etc/passwd | more
Let's have some fun with pipes and filters here.
Thus far, you have been working locally. All the information you have gathered has been on your machine. What if you need to get information about another machine. It's time to enter the world of hacking and learn how you can log into your machine from another machine.
For this part, you will need to work with a partner.
To better understand the Client Server model, you and your partner will set up two servers on one of your machines. You must be on the same Wifi network and follow the instructions here for setting up a server.
Check off the File Sharing and the Remote Login to turn on the file and ssh server processes on the selected server machine.
Write down the URL in the top of the dialog window that ends in *.local
ssh
stands for Secure Shell. ssh
is the secure way to connect to your partner's machine. Depending on the user permissions, ssh
will allow you to attempt to run all of the commands we have learned remotely. Type the following command to connect replacing the variables with your username and server URL respectively.
$ ssh <username>@<urlOfRemoteServer>
Once you have logged on to the remote server, do the following:
The command for copying a file to a remote server is called Secure Copy. It will prompt you for your password and works as indicated below. Send a file to your partner's Documents directory and then use ssh
to see the permissions of the file.
$ scp localfile <username>@<urlOfRemoteServer>
$ scp <username>@<urlOfRemoteServer>:directory/remotefile .
What is it?
Alice creates this code and commits it as version 0:
function addTwo(num){
return num + 2;
}
Alice edits and commits as version 1:
function addThree(num){
return num + 3;
}
Bob pulls the code from version 0 and edits:
function addTwo(num){
if (num === Infinity){
alert("Cannot add to infinity!");
}
return num + 2;
}
Bob pulls Alice's changes and it merges them:
function addThree(num){
if (num === Infinity){
alert("Cannot add to infinity!");
}
return num + 3;
}
Version control systems are categorized as either "centralized" or "distributed"
Centralized version control systems are based on the idea that there is a single "central" copy of your project somewhere (probably on a server), and programmers will "commit" their changes to this central copy.
In distributed systems, every developers "clones" a copy of a repository and has the full history of the project on their own hard drive.
Git is a popular version control system! There are others but this is considered by many to be the best.
Git allows groups of people to work on the same documents (often code) at the same time, and without stepping on each other's toes.
It can be complicated at first, but there are a few key concepts. Don't get too worried about the names -- you will get them over time!
Important GIT terms in the following slides will be in yellow.
Commits contain three pieces of information.
You can create repositories that are version controlled on your own computer. These are called local repositories.
The cool thing about distributed systems is that this repo acts the same way as if it were a remote repo.
When creating a new project on your local machine using git, you will first create a new repository.
To use git, we will use the terminal.
To begin, open the Terminal, and move to where you want to place your project on your local machine using the 'cd' (change directory) command.
Lauras-MacBook-Pro:~ laurahackney$ cd Documents
Lauras-MacBook-Pro:~ laurahackney$ cd dev
Lauras-MacBook-Pro:~ laurahackney$ mkdir newProject
Lauras-MacBook-Pro:~ laurahackney$ cd newProject
To initialize a git repository in the root of the folder, run the git init command.
Lauras-MacBook-Pro:newProject laurahackney$ git init
Initialized empty Git repository in /Users/laurahackney/Documents/dev/newProject
Go ahead and add a new file to the project by running a touch command.
Lauras-MacBook-Pro:newProject laurahackney$ touch index.html
Lauras-MacBook-Pro:newProject laurahackney$ ls
Once you have added or modified files in a folder containing a git repo, git will notice that changes have been made inside the repo. But, git won't officially keep track of the file (that is, put it in a commit), unless you tell it to.
Visual studio code!
After creating the new file, you can use the git status command to see which files git knows exist.
Lauras-MacBook-Pro:newProject laurahackney$ git status
On branch master
Initial commit
Untracked files:
What is this is saying is, "Hey, we noticed you created a new file, but we aren't going to do anything with it until you tell us to add it."
To add a file to a comit, you first need to add it to the staging environment.
Check your work with git log
Look over this one: Setting up a Repo
We will do this one together. Do the first nine exercises.  Use sourcetree!!
Your first pull!
Thank you for your attention!


General
Guidance
Passwords
Files
Log
References
Notes
Add Breach To Report
Web Layer:
Dark
Deep
Surface
N/A
Undetermined
Risk:
Informational
Low
Medium
High
Description:
Reference (URL):
Go
Guidance
Recommendations:
User Notes
%exfil_files_notice%
Exfiltrated Filename
Size
%exfil_files%
Total Size:
Bytes:
%exfil_passwords_notice%
Email
Password
Leaked From
%exfil_passwords%
Debug
Log:
Filename:
Sent To Tracker
References
Total Records (Lines/Files):
CWE:
Details...
CVE:
Details...
OSVDB:
Syhunt References
Check Category:
Check Module:
Unique Check ID:
Track ID:
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Cancel


Councils’ annual parking surplus hits £930m
The total represents a 7% increase compared with the previous 12 months, research commissioned by the RAC Foundation found.
English councils made a record £930 million surplus from parking activities in the past financial year, according to a new study.
The figure for 2018/19 represents a 7% increase compared with the £867 million total during the previous 12 months, research commissioned by the RAC Foundation found.
The surplus in 2015/16 was just £744 million.
Local authorities received an income of £1.746 billion from their parking operations in 2018/19.
£930 million
English councils' surplus from parking activities in 2018/19RAC Foundation
This included £454 million from penalties, which is up 6% year-on-year.
The amount that councils spent on running their day-to-day parking operations was £816 million, not including interest payments or depreciation of assets such as car parks.
Any money made from parking activities must be spent on local transport projects.
RAC Foundation director Steve Gooding said: “Penalties now seem to account for nearly half of all on-street parking income.
“What will surprise drivers is that even as parking income soars, the amount of money being spent on routine road maintenance by councils has been in reverse.”
The study was carried out by transport consultant David Leibling, who analysed Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government data.
Only 41 of the 353 councils who returned figures to central government reported a loss on their parking operations.
Many of the highest totals for budgeted surpluses were seen in London, with Westminster having the largest (£69.2 million) followed by Kensington and Chelsea (£37.3 million) and Wandsworth (£26.3 million).
The biggest amount outside the capital was reported by Brighton and Hove (£26.0 million).
David Renard, the Local Government Association’s transport spokesman, said: “Councils are on the side of motorists and shoppers when setting parking policies which aim to make sure that there are spaces available for residents, high streets are kept vibrant and traffic is kept moving.
“Any income raised through on-street parking charges and fines is spent on running parking services and any surplus is only spent on essential transport projects, such as filling potholes, supporting concessionary bus fares to help reduce congestion and other local transport projects that benefit high streets and local economies.”
– These are the 20 councils in England with the largest surpluses from parking operations in 2018/19, according to the RAC Foundation:
1. Westminster (£69.2 million)
2. Kensington and Chelsea (£37.3 million)
3. Wandsworth (£26.3 million)
4. Hammersmith and Fulham (£26.1 million)
5. Brighton and Hove (£26.0 million)
6. Camden (£26.0 million)
7. Islington (£23.2 million)
8. Haringey (£17.6 million)
9. Lambeth (£17.0 million)
10. Hackney (£15.5 million)
11. Newham (£14.3 million)
12. City of London (£13.9 million)
13. Barnet (£13.7 million)
14. Birmingham (£13.6 million)
15. Hounslow (£13.0 million)
16. Ealing (£12.8 million)
17. Merton (£12.2 million)
18. Milton Keynes (£12.1 million)
19. Tower Hamlets (£11.7 million)
20. Brent (£11.0 million)


Tadas Talaikis - full stack Python, Golang* (and soon, hopefully, Node.js*) web developer, entrepreneur, quant trader with 10+ years of experience and somewhat a writer.
Quantitative trading signals & 100s of profitable automated strategies portfolio for retail traders without B.S.
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This site.
Technologies: Bootstrap/ CSS/ jQuery/ Python 3.6/ Django 1.11/ uWSGI/ Nginx/ Elastic Email.
Real time local weather data.
Technologies: Bootstrap/ CSS/ jQuery/ JavaScript/ Weather Undergournd API.
TBD.
Technologies: Unknown,...
TBD.
Technologies: Sanic, uvloop,...
OSs: Linux, Windows.
Programming languages: Python 2.7/3+, Golang, C#, Javascript, Shell, CSS, HTML, MQL4.
Databases: MySQL, Postgres, MongoDB.
Frameworks: Django.
Other tech: Git, memcached, Redis, etc.
Other: Data science, quantitative trading and analysis, search engine optimization, sales, marketing, management.
Languages: English, Russian, Lithuanian, some French, Polish.
Personal: Business oriented, strategic thinking, creative thinking, problem solving, leadership skills, zero based budgeting, persistence, whatever it takes.
Strengths:
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Elon Musk's Cybertruck is getting absolutely roasted on Twitter, and people thinks it looks like something out of a badly rendered video game, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
by Isobel Asher Hamilton, Business Insider US- Tesla unveiled its first ever truck, the Cybertruck, on Thursday evening.
- The Cybertruck is a 6-passenger pickup featuring 3 motors, armored glass, and up to 500 miles of range. It has an extremely angular design.
- Twitter has been busily roasting the Cybertruck since the unveiling, with many people saying it looks like a vehicle out of a badly-rendered video game.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
Tesla’s new Cybertruck has not had the easiest start.
CEO Elon Musk unveiled the $39,900 Cybertruck on Thursday night. This is Tesla’s first ever truck which Musk has been hyping up for months.
The Cybertruck is made of a heavy-duty stainless steel and armored glass, and carries six passengers.
The presentation itself hit a snag when Musk tried to show off the truck’s armored windows – and his lead designer promptly smashed them.
But it seems the Cybertruck has more to worry about than a hiccup in its unveiling. Its strangely angular design is being widely derided on Twitter.
Some people said the truck’s blocky design reminded them of a badly rendered video game.
The video game comparisons didn’t end there. Some compared the design to the Warthog, an all-terrain vehicle from the “Halo” franchise.
Although this isn’t necessarily a bad thing for some customers.
One user said its aesthetic came straight from the surreal game “Death Stranding.”
Others compared the unveiling to the car designed by Homer Simpson in the 1991 Simpsons episode “O Brother Where Art Thou.”
A Google research scientist tweeted the angular car was reminiscent of the Tomb Sweeping Festival, a festival celebrated in some east Asian countries where people buy paper models of material goods and home comforts to burn and send to their ancestors.
The truck’s exterior wasn’t the only part that took a hammering.
Whether the Cybertruck’s design will be an impediment to its success remains to be seen.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| MoneroWalletListenerI |
Interface to receive wallet notifications.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| MoneroAccount |
Monero account model.
|
| MoneroAccountTag |
Represents an account tag.
|
| MoneroAddressBookEntry |
Monero address book entry model.
|
| MoneroCheck |
Base class for results from checking a transaction or reserve proof.
|
| MoneroCheckReserve |
Results from checking a reserve proof.
|
| MoneroCheckTx |
Results from checking a transaction key.
|
| MoneroDecodedAddress |
Maintains metadata for a decoded address.
|
| MoneroDestination |
Models an outgoing transfer destination.
|
| MoneroIncomingTransfer |
Models an incoming transfer of funds to the wallet.
|
| MoneroIntegratedAddress |
Monero integrated address model.
|
| MoneroKeyImageImportResult |
Models results from importing key images.
|
| MoneroMultisigInfo |
Models information about a multisig wallet.
|
| MoneroMultisigInitResult |
Models the result of initializing a multisig wallet which results in the
multisig wallet's address xor another multisig hex to share with
participants to create the wallet.
|
| MoneroMultisigSignResult |
Models the result of signing multisig tx hex.
|
| MoneroOutgoingTransfer |
Models an outgoing transfer of funds from the wallet.
|
| MoneroOutputQuery |
Configures a query to retrieve wallet outputs (i.e.
|
| MoneroOutputWallet |
Models a Monero output with wallet extensions.
|
| MoneroSubaddress |
Monero subaddress model.
|
| MoneroSyncResult |
Result from syncing a Monero wallet.
|
| MoneroTransfer |
Models a base transfer of funds to or from the wallet.
|
| MoneroTransferQuery |
Configures a query to retrieve transfers.
|
| MoneroTxConfig |
Configures a transaction to send, sweep, or create a payment URI.
|
| MoneroTxQuery |
Configures a query to retrieve transactions.
|
| MoneroTxSet |
Groups transactions who share common hex data which is needed in order to
sign and submit the transactions.
|
| MoneroTxWallet |
Models a Monero transaction with wallet extensions.
|
| MoneroWalletConfig |
Configuration to create a Monero wallet.
|
| MoneroWalletListener |
Default wallet listener which takes no action on notifications.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| MoneroAddressType |
Enumerates Monero address types.
|
| MoneroTxPriority |
Enumerates transaction priorities.
|


Any Given Sunday (1999)
Cast: Al Pacino, Cameron Diaz, Dennis Quaid, Jamie Foxx, James Woods, LL Cool J, Lawrence Taylor, Jim Brown, Bill Bellamy Director: Oliver Stone Screenplay: John Logan and Oliver Stone, based on "You're Okay, It's Just A Bruise" by Rob Huizenga, and "Playing Hurt" by Daniel Pyne Rated R 165 minutes
Review by Donlee Brussel
In the grand tradition of Tyler Durden and Frank T.J. Mackie, I give you the ultimate penis power spokesperson of the new millenium, Oliver Stone. Men's Journal calls him "the premier macho filmmaker of modern times." He's the main man behind the football movie to end all football movies, "Any Given Sunday."
What is it about football that intrigues America more than any other sport? Why of all sports do more than 100 million people watch football? Maybe because wrestling is faker than cubic zirconians, baseball's only exciting when you're drunk, hockey is Canadian and boxing doesn't allow ten guys to pile on top of opponents while their face is in the ground holding a football for dear life because if they don't keep the ball in their hands by the time the cameras or the ref comes, that $10 million dollar contract they just signed is void. With Oliver Stone, we know we will get one of the best sports films of the 90s as well as his name brand "cinematic masturbation" as my colleague James Berardinelli puts it.
"Fight Club is not football on television.  After Fight Club, watching football on television was like watching pornography when you could be having great sex."
Today, Stone feels that the game is endangered: "I was talking to Jim Brown about it, and he says TV money has had a pervasive influence. Commercials interrupt the game's momentum. They have taken a one-hour game that was beautiful and original and turned it into a three-hour exercise in American style. It wrecks the concentration of the players."
Welcome to the playing field of "Any Given Sunday." Included in Stone's all-star line-up is Tony D'Amato (Al Pacino), an over the hill traditional coach; Christina Pagniacci (Cameron Diaz),his ball-busting team owner; Jack "Cap" Rooney (Dennis Quaid), the fallen legend quarterback; Willie Beaman (Jamie Foxx), his arrogant young replacement; Julian Washington (LL Cool J), the millionaire star running back; and Harvey Mandrake (James Woods), the mercenary team doctor. Here for support are Montezuma Monroe (Jim Brown), the defensive coordinator; Luther 'Shark' Lavay (Lawrence Taylor), a blocker; and Jimmy Sanderson (Bill Bellamy), the wide receiver.
They're all a part of the Miami Sharks family, and what a happy family they are! These guys are involved in the most family friendly things: drugs, greed, ageism, blackmail, racism, sexism, medical malpractice and my favorite, prostitution. Yes, we all know Stone has been directing subtle G rated family films like this for a long time. This one is especially noble because of a full frontal shot of a black football player that puts Marky Mark's prosthetic to shame.
"Any Given Sunday" also has the honor of being the most stylish MTV music video ever. Oliver uses just about every visual effect known to man while wigger music from DMX, Mystikal and Trick Daddy plays in the background along with "original" music composed by Casio keyboard demo user extraordinaire, Swizz Beatz. Also on the soundtrack are headbanger favorites from Kid Rock and Hole. Stone probably has the best team of editors working today because there is not a single dull moment in this film. From minute one Oliver throws us right onto the field, right into the game and never lets us off. Sadly, this is a prime example of a style over substance film.
Dialogue in this film sparkles with poignancy and the acting is strong. Al Pacino is at his intense best and Jamie Foxx provides a biting dramatic breakout performance. So where did "Sunday" go wrong? What happened? Clichés happened. Every sports film cliché is here. There's the torch handing between the seasoned veteran and the rookie phenomenon. There's the Big Speech before the Big Game which ends with the Big Play where we see the Big Clock letting us know that the player only has fill in the blank seconds left to make the Big Score during which, a Robin Williams-type score plays in the background. Worst of all, "Any Given Sunday" has a scene where it completely rips off "Jerry Maguire."
Do I recommend seeing "Any Given Sunday" despite the flaws? You betcha. It's the most realistic football film you'll ever see because all the hits are real, all the plays are real. "Sunday" is the closest you will ever get to the field without really being there.
© 2000 Donlee Brussel
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Download this good tool called "lutz roeder's .net reflector" from the link below
http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/
Using this one could load a .NET assembly and decompile it to see the source code and do something more. I saw this tool being used in one of the C#3.0 Nuggets (I think it was in Object Initializers video). This could be used to understand how compiler takes in our source code and modifies it well!
I knew unused variables in your source code would not be included but it was something really fun to check it out.
I gave two unused variables and a used variable and when I decompiled the code, I found the two unused variables not mentioned at all! there is the proof!


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Before Change
pytest.importorskip("bokeh")
from distributed.bokeh.worker import BokehWorker
services = {("bokeh", 0): BokehWorker}
for host in ["tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>", "tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>"]:
w = Worker(s.address, services=services)
yield w._start(host)
sock = first(w.services["bokeh"].server._http._sockets.values())
assert sock.getsockname()[0] == host.split("://")[1]
yield w._close()
@gen_test()
def test_scheduler_file():
with tmpfile() as fn:
s = Scheduler(scheduler_file=fn)
After Change
assert sock.getsockname()[0] in ("::", "<IP_ADDRESS>")
yield w._close()
w = Worker(s.address, services={("bokeh", ":0"): BokehWorker})
yield w._start("tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>")
sock = first(w.services["bokeh"].server._http._sockets.values())
assert sock.getsockname()[0] in ("::", "<IP_ADDRESS>")
yield w._close()
w = Worker(s.address, services={("bokeh", 0): BokehWorker})