{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}PubSNE: Run Scripts{% endblock %} {% block content %}
On this page, you can enter in new parameters to run the various scripts with. If you wanted to chose a new set of supernovae to look at, head over to the CSV Upload page first. Then come over to this one.
Enter in your new set of parameters or just use the default ones below.
Running the scraper takes about 30 minutes on my machine with the 'defaultsne.csv' file. Running the data maker and gallery maker takes significantly less time, but still enough to where the page and your machine will be bogged down a bit. Check the terminal you are using to run this flask app for progress updates (the scraper has a tqdm bar and the gallery/data makers have mini-progress updates).
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Run the base script to create galleries seeing how well the public supernova.
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Walter Benjamin 1940
Source: http://www.efn.org/~dredmond/Theses_on_History.html;
Translation: © 2005 Dennis Redmond;
Translator’s Note: Jetztzeit was translated as “here-and-now,” in order to distinguish it from its polar opposite, the empty and homogenous time of positivism. Stillstellung was rendered as “zero-hour,” rather than the misleading “standstill”; the verb “stillstehen” means to come to a stop or standstill, but Stillstellung is Benjamin’s own unique invention, which connotes an objective interruption of a mechanical process, rather like the dramatic pause at the end of an action-adventure movie, when the audience is waiting to find out if the time-bomb/missile/terrorist device was defused or not).
It is well-known that an automaton once existed, which was so constructed that it could counter any move of a chess-player with a counter-move, and thereby assure itself of victory in the match. A puppet in Turkish attire, water-pipe in mouth, sat before the chessboard, which rested on a broad table. Through a system of mirrors, the illusion was created that this table was transparent from all sides. In truth, a hunchbacked dwarf who was a master chess-player sat inside, controlling the hands of the puppet with strings. One can envision a corresponding object to this apparatus in philosophy. The puppet called “historical materialism” is always supposed to win. It can do this with no further ado against any opponent, so long as it employs the services of theology, which as everyone knows is small and ugly and must be kept out of sight.
“Among the most noteworthy characteristics of human beings,” says Lotze, “belongs... next to so much self-seeking in individuals, the general absence of envy of each present in relation to the future.” This reflection shows us that the picture of happiness which we harbor is steeped through and through in the time which the course of our own existence has conferred on us. The happiness which could awaken envy in us exists only in the air we have breathed, with people we could have spoken with, with women who might have been able to give themselves to us. The conception of happiness, in other words, resonates irremediably with that of resurrection [Erloesung: transfiguration, redemption]. It is just the same with the conception of the past, which makes history into its affair. The past carries a secret index with it, by which it is referred to its resurrection. Are we not touched by the same breath of air which was among that which came before? is there not an echo of those who have been silenced in the voices to which we lend our ears today? have not the women, who we court, sisters who they do not recognize anymore? If so, then there is a secret protocol [Verabredung: also appointment] between the generations of the past and that of our own. For we have been expected upon this earth. For it has been given us to know, just like every generation before us, a weak messianic power, on which the past has a claim. This claim is not to be settled lightly. The historical materialist knows why.
The chronicler, who recounts events without distinguishing between the great and small, thereby accounts for the truth, that nothing which has ever happened is to be given as lost to history. Indeed, the past would fully befall only a resurrected humanity. Said another way: only for a resurrected humanity would its past, in each of its moments, be citable. Each of its lived moments becomes a citation a l'ordre du jour [order of the day] – whose day is precisely that of the Last Judgment.
Secure at first food and clothing, and the kingdom of God will come to you of itself. – Hegel, 1807
The class struggle, which always remains in view for a historian schooled in Marx, is a struggle for the rough and material things, without which there is nothing fine and spiritual. Nevertheless these latter are present in the class struggle as something other than mere booty, which falls to the victor. They are present as confidence, as courage, as humor, as cunning, as steadfastness in this struggle, and they reach far back into the mists of time. They will, ever and anon, call every victory which has ever been won by the rulers into question. Just as flowers turn their heads towards the sun, so too does that which has been turn, by virtue of a secret kind of heliotropism, towards the sun which is dawning in the sky of history. To this most inconspicuous of all transformations the historical materialist must pay heed.
The true picture of the past whizzes by. Only as a picture, which flashes its final farewell in the moment of its recognizability, is the past to be held fast. “The truth will not run away from us” – this remark by Gottfried Keller denotes the exact place where historical materialism breaks through historicism’s picture of history. For it is an irretrievable picture of the past, which threatens to disappear with every present, which does not recognize itself as meant in it.
To articulate what is past does not mean to recognize “how it really was.” It means to take control of a memory, as it flashes in a moment of danger. For historical materialism it is a question of holding fast to a picture of the past, just as if it had unexpectedly thrust itself, in a moment of danger, on the historical subject. The danger threatens the stock of tradition as much as its recipients. For both it is one and the same: handing itself over as the tool of the ruling classes. In every epoch, the attempt must be made to deliver tradition anew from the conformism which is on the point of overwhelming it. For the Messiah arrives not merely as the Redeemer; he also arrives as the vanquisher of the Anti-Christ. The only writer of history with the gift of setting alight the sparks of hope in the past, is the one who is convinced of this: that not even the dead will be safe from the enemy, if he is victorious. And this enemy has not ceased to be victorious.
Think of the darkness and the great cold
In this valley, which resounds with
misery.
– Brecht, Threepenny Opera
Fustel de Coulanges recommended to the historian, that if he wished to reexperience an epoch, he should remove everything he knows about the later course of history from his head. There is no better way of characterizing the method with which historical materialism has broken. It is a procedure of empathy. Its origin is the heaviness at heart, the acedia, which despairs of mastering the genuine historical picture, which so fleetingly flashes by. The theologians of the Middle Ages considered it the primary cause of melancholy. Flaubert, who was acquainted with it, wrote: “Peu de gens devineront combien il a fallu Ãªtre triste pour ressusciter Carthage.” [Few people can guess how despondent one has to be in order to resuscitate Carthage.] The nature of this melancholy becomes clearer, once one asks the question, with whom does the historical writer of historicism actually empathize. The answer is irrefutably with the victor.  Empathy with the victors thus comes to benefit the current rulers every time. This says quite enough to the historical materialist. Whoever until this day emerges victorious, marches in the triumphal procession in which today’s rulers tread over those who are sprawled underfoot. The spoils are, as was ever the case, carried along in the triumphal procession. They are known as the cultural heritage. In the historical materialist they have to reckon with a distanced observer. For what he surveys as the cultural heritage is part and parcel of a lineage [Abkunft: descent] which he cannot contemplate without horror. It owes its existence not only to the toil of the great geniuses, who created it, but also to the nameless drudgery of its contemporaries. There has never been a document of culture, which is not simultaneously one of barbarism. And just as it is itself not free from barbarism, neither is it free from the process of transmission, in which it falls from one set of hands into another. The historical materialist thus moves as far away from this as measurably possible. He regards it as his task to brush history against the grain.
The tradition of the oppressed teaches us that the “emergency situation” in which we live is the rule. We must arrive at a concept of history which corresponds to this. Then it will become clear that the task before us is the introduction of a real state of emergency; and our position in the struggle against Fascism will thereby improve. Not the least reason that the latter has a chance is that its opponents, in the name of progress, greet it as a historical norm. – The astonishment that the things we are experiencing in the 20th century are “still” possible is by no means philosophical. It is not the beginning of knowledge, unless it would be the knowledge that the conception of history on which it rests is untenable.
My wing is ready to fly
I would rather turn back
For had I stayed mortal time
I
would have had little luck.
– Gerhard Scholem, “Angelic Greetings”
There is a painting by Klee called Angelus Novus. An angel is depicted there who looks as though he were about to distance himself from something which he is staring at.  The Angel of History must look just so. His face is turned towards the past. Where we see the appearance of a chain of events, he sees one single catastrophe, which unceasingly piles rubble on top of rubble and hurls it before his feet. He would like to pause for a moment so fair [verweilen: a reference to Goethe’s Faust], to awaken the dead and to piece together what has been smashed. But a storm is blowing from Paradise, it has caught itself up in his wings and is so strong that the Angel can no longer close them. The storm drives him irresistibly into the future, to which his back is turned, while the rubble-heap before him grows sky-high. That which we call progress, is this storm.
The objects which the monastic rules assigned to monks for meditation had the task of making the world and its drives repugnant. The mode of thought which we pursue today comes from a similar determination. It has the intention, at a moment wherein the politicians in whom the opponents of Fascism had placed their hopes have been knocked supine, and have sealed their downfall by the betrayal of their own cause, of freeing the political child of the world from the nets in which they have ensnared it. The consideration starts from the assumption that the stubborn faith in progress of these politicians, their trust in their “mass basis” and finally their servile subordination into an uncontrollable apparatus have been three sides of the same thing. It seeks to give an idea of how dearly it will cost our accustomed concept of history, to avoid any complicity with that which these politicians continue to hold fast to.
The conformism which has dwelt within social democracy from the very beginning rests not merely on its political tactics, but also on its economic conceptions. It is a fundamental cause of the later collapse. There is nothing which has corrupted the German working-class so much as the opinion that they were swimming with the tide. Technical developments counted to them as the course of the stream, which they thought they were swimming in. From this, it was only a step to the illusion that the factory-labor set forth by the path of technological progress represented a political achievement. The old Protestant work ethic celebrated its resurrection among German workers in secularized form. The Gotha Program [dating from the 1875 Gotha Congress] already bore traces of this confusion. It defined labor as “the source of all wealth and all culture.” Suspecting the worst, Marx responded that human being, who owned no other property aside from his labor-power, “must be the slave of other human beings, who... have made themselves into property-owners.” Oblivious to this, the confusion only increased, and soon afterwards Josef Dietzgen announced: “Labor is the savior of modern times... In the... improvement... of labor... consists the wealth, which can now finally fulfill what no redeemer could hitherto achieve.” This vulgar-Marxist concept of what labor is, does not bother to ask the question of how its products affect workers, so long as these are no longer at their disposal. It wishes to perceive only the progression of the exploitation of nature, not the regression of society. It already bears the technocratic traces which would later be found in Fascism. Among these is a concept of nature which diverges in a worrisome manner from those in the socialist utopias of the Vormaerz period [pre-1848]. Labor, as it is henceforth conceived, is tantamount to the exploitation of nature, which is contrasted to the exploitation of the proletariat with naÃ¯ve self-satisfaction. Compared to this positivistic conception, the fantasies which provided so much ammunition for the ridicule of Fourier exhibit a surprisingly healthy sensibility. According to Fourier, a beneficent division of social labor would have the following consequences: four moons would illuminate the night sky; ice would be removed from the polar cap; saltwater from the sea would no longer taste salty; and wild beasts would enter into the service of human beings. All this illustrates a labor which, far from exploiting nature, is instead capable of delivering creations whose possibility slumbers in her womb. To the corrupted concept of labor belongs, as its logical complement, that nature which, as Dietzgen put it, “is there gratis [for free].”
We need history, but we need it differently from the spoiled lazy-bones in the garden of
knowledge.
– Nietzsche, On the Use and Abuse of History for Life
The subject of historical cognition is the battling, oppressed class itself. In Marx it steps forwards as the final enslaved and avenging class, which carries out the work of emancipation in the name of generations of downtrodden to its conclusion. This consciousness, which for a short time made itself felt in the “Spartacus” [Spartacist splinter group, the forerunner to the German Communist Party], was objectionable to social democracy from the very beginning. In the course of three decades it succeeded in almost completely erasing the name of Blanqui, whose distant thunder [Erzklang] had made the preceding century tremble. It contented itself with assigning the working-class the role of the savior of future generations. It thereby severed the sinews of its greatest power. Through this schooling the class forgot its hate as much as its spirit of sacrifice. For both nourish themselves on the picture of enslaved forebears, not on the ideal of the emancipated heirs.
Yet every day our cause becomes clearer and the people more clever.
– Josef
Dietzgen, Social Democratic Philosophy
Social democratic theory, and still more the praxis, was determined by a concept of progress which did not hold to reality, but had a dogmatic claim. Progress, as it was painted in the minds of the social democrats, was once upon a time the progress of humanity itself (not only that of its abilities and knowledges). It was, secondly, something unending (something corresponding to an endless perfectibility of humanity). It counted, thirdly, as something essentially unstoppable (as something self-activating, pursuing a straight or spiral path). Each of these predicates is controversial, and critique could be applied to each of them. This latter must, however, when push comes to shove, go behind all these predicates and direct itself at what they all have in common. The concept of the progress of the human race in history is not to be separated from the concept of its progression through a homogenous and empty time. The critique of the concept of this progress must ground the basis of its critique on the concept of progress itself.
Origin is the goal [Ziel: terminus].
– Karl Kraus, Worte in
Versen I [Words in Verse]
History is the object of a construction whose place is formed not in homogenous and empty time, but in that which is fulfilled by the here-and-now [Jetztzeit]. For Robespierre, Roman antiquity was a past charged with the here-and-now, which he exploded out of the continuum of history. The French revolution thought of itself as a latter day Rome. It cited ancient Rome exactly the way fashion cites a past costume. Fashion has an eye for what is up-to-date, wherever it moves in the jungle [Dickicht: maze, thicket] of what was. It is the tiger’s leap into that which has gone before. Only it takes place in an arena in which the ruling classes are in control. The same leap into the open sky of history is the dialectical one, as Marx conceptualized the revolution.
The consciousness of exploding the continuum of history is peculiar to the revolutionary classes in the moment of their action. The Great Revolution introduced a new calendar. The day on which the calendar started functioned as a historical time-lapse camera. And it is fundamentally the same day which, in the shape of holidays and memorials, always returns. The calendar does not therefore count time like clocks. They are monuments of a historical awareness, of which there has not seemed to be the slightest trace for a hundred years. Yet in the July Revolution an incident took place which did justice to this consciousness. During the evening of the first skirmishes, it turned out that the clock-towers were shot at independently and simultaneously in several places in Paris. An eyewitness who may have owed his inspiration to the rhyme wrote at that moment:
Qui le croirait! on dit,
qu'irritÃ©s contre l'heure
De nouveaux JosuÃ©s
au pied
de chaque tour,
Tiraient sur les cadrans
pour arrÃªter le jour.
[Who would've thought! As though
Angered by time’s way
The new Joshuas
Beneath
each tower, they say
Fired at the dials
To stop the day.]
The historical materialist cannot do without the concept of a present which is not a transition, in which time originates and has come to a standstill. For this concept defines precisely the present in which he writes history for his person. Historicism depicts the “eternal” picture of the past; the historical materialist, an experience with it, which stands alone. He leaves it to others to give themselves to the whore called “Once upon a time” in the bordello of historicism. He remains master of his powers: man enough, to explode the continuum of history.
Historicism justifiably culminates in universal history. Nowhere does the materialist writing of history distance itself from it more clearly than in terms of method. The former has no theoretical armature. Its method is additive: it offers a mass of facts, in order to fill up a homogenous and empty time. The materialist writing of history for its part is based on a constructive principle. Thinking involves not only the movement of thoughts but also their zero-hour [Stillstellung]. Where thinking suddenly halts in a constellation overflowing with tensions, there it yields a shock to the same, through which it crystallizes as a monad. The historical materialist approaches a historical object solely and alone where he encounters it as a monad. In this structure he cognizes the sign of a messianic zero-hour [Stillstellung] of events, or put differently, a revolutionary chance in the struggle for the suppressed past. He perceives it, in order to explode a specific epoch out of the homogenous course of history; thus exploding a specific life out of the epoch, or a specific work out of the life-work. The net gain of this procedure consists of this: that the life-work is preserved and sublated in the work, the epoch in the life-work, and the entire course of history in the epoch. The nourishing fruit of what is historically conceptualized has time as its core, its precious but flavorless seed.
“In relation to the history of organic life on Earth,” notes a recent biologist, “the miserable fifty millennia of homo sapiens represents something like the last two seconds of a twenty-four hour day. The entire history of civilized humanity would, on this scale, take up only one fifth of the last second of the last hour.” The here-and-now, which as the model of messianic time summarizes the entire history of humanity into a monstrous abbreviation, coincides to a hair with the figure, which the history of humanity makes in the universe.
Historicism contents itself with establishing a causal nexus of various moments of history. But no state of affairs is, as a cause, already a historical one. It becomes this, posthumously, through eventualities which may be separated from it by millennia. The historian who starts from this, ceases to permit the consequences of eventualities to run through the fingers like the beads of a rosary. He records [erfasst] the constellation in which his own epoch comes into contact with that of an earlier one. He thereby establishes a concept of the present as that of the here-and-now, in which splinters of messianic time are shot through.
Surely the time of the soothsayers, who divined what lay hidden in the lap of the future, was experienced neither as homogenous nor as empty. Whoever keeps this in mind will perhaps have an idea of how past time was experienced as remembrance: namely, just the same way. It is well-known that the Jews were forbidden to look into the future. The Torah and the prayers instructed them, by contrast, in remembrance. This disenchanted those who fell prey to the future, who sought advice from the soothsayers. For that reason the future did not, however, turn into a homogenous and empty time for the Jews. For in it every second was the narrow gate, through which the Messiah could enter.


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- Knowingly making false statements to receive benefits
Regulations for benefits vary by state, so make sure you check with your own state’s workforce agency about your state’s guidelines.
FAQs About Unemployment Benefits by State
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Alabama?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Alabama is $875 a week, or $22 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $275 a week, or $7 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Alaska?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Alaska is $970 a week, or $24 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $370 a week, or $9 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Arizona?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Arizona is $840 a week, or $21 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $240 a week, or $6 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Arkansas?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Arkansas is $1,051 a week, or $26 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $451 a week, or $11 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in California?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in California is $1,050 a week, or $26 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $450 a week, or $11 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Colorado?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Colorado is $1,218 a week, or $30 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $618 a week, or $15 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Connecticut?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Connecticut is $1,249 a week, or $31 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $649 a week, or $16 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Delaware?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Delaware is $1,000 a week, or $25 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $400 a week, or $10 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in The District of Columbia?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in The District of Columbia is $1,044 a week, or $26 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $444 a week, or $11 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Florida?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Florida is $875 a week, or $22 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $275 a week, or $7 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Georgia?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Georgia is $965 a week, or $24 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $365 a week, or $9 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Hawaii?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Hawaii is $1,248 a week, or $31 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $648 a week, or $16 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Idaho?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Idaho is $1,048 a week, or $26 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $448 a week, or $11 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Illinois?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Illinois is $1,084 a week, or $27 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $484 a week, or $12 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Indiana?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Indiana is $990 a week, or $25 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $390 a week, or $10 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Iowa?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Iowa is $1,081 a week, or $27 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $481 a week, or $12 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Kansas?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Kansas is $1,088 a week, or $27 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $488 a week, or $12 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Kentucky?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Kentucky is $1,152 a week, or $29 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $552 a week, or $14 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Louisiana?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Louisiana is $847 a week, or $21 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $247 a week, or $6 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Maine?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Maine is $1,045 a week, or $26 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $445 a week, or $11 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Maryland?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Maryland is $1,030 a week, or $26 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $430 a week, or $11 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Massachusetts?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Massachusetts is $1,423 a week, or $36 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $823 a week, or $21 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Michigan?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Michigan is $962 a week, or $24 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $362 a week, or $9 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Minnesota?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Minnesota is $1,340 a week, or $34 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $740 a week, or $19 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Mississippi?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Mississippi is $835 a week, or $21 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $235 a week, or $6 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Missouri?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Missouri is $920 a week, or $23 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $320 a week, or $8 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Montana?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Montana is $1,152 a week, or $29 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $552 a week, or $14 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Nebraska?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Nebraska is $1,040 a week, or $26 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $440 a week, or $11 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Nevada?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Nevada is $1,069 a week, or $27 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $469 a week, or $12 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in New Hampshire?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in New Hampshire is $1,027 a week, or $26 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $427 a week, or $11 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in New Jersey?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in New Jersey is $1,313 a week, or $33 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $713 a week, or $18 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in New Mexico?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in New Mexico is $1,111 a week, or $28 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $511 a week, or $13 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in New York?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in New York is $1,104 a week, or $28 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $504 a week, or $13 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in North Carolina?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in North Carolina is $950 a week, or $24 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $350 a week, or $9 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in North Dakota?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in North Dakota is $1,218 a week, or $30 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $618 a week, or $15 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Ohio?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Ohio is $1,080 a week, or $27 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $480 a week, or $12 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Oklahoma?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Oklahoma is $1,139 a week, or $28 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $539 a week, or $13 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Oregon?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Oregon is $1,248 a week, or $31 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $648 a week, or $16 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Pennsylvania?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Pennsylvania is $1,172 a week, or $29 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $572 a week, or $14 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Rhode Island?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Rhode Island is $1,186 a week, or $30 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $586 a week, or $15 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in South Carolina?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in South Carolina is $926 a week, or $23 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $326 a week, or $8 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in South Dakota?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in South Dakota is $1,014 a week, or $25 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $414 a week, or $10 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Tennessee?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Tennessee is $875 a week, or $22 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $275 a week, or $7 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Texas?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Texas is $1,121 a week, or $28 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $521 a week, or $13 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Utah?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Utah is $1,180 a week, or $30 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $580 a week, or $15 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Vermont?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Vermont is $1,113 a week, or $28 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $513 a week, or $13 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Virginia?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Virginia is $978 a week, or $24 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $378 a week, or $9 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Washington?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Washington is $1,390 a week, or $35 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $790 a week, or $20 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in West Virginia?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in West Virginia is $1,024 a week, or $26 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $424 a week, or $11 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Wisconsin?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Wisconsin is $970 a week, or $24 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $370 a week, or $9 per hour.
How much unemployment benefit can I get in Wyoming?
The maximum unemployment benefit available to individuals in Wyoming is $1,108 a week, or $28 per hour, through July 31, 2020. After that, the maximum weekly benefit for individuals is $508 a week, or $13 per hour.


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Low-level codе
session25519 ( key1, key2 )
Uses two strings, in our case six words per key, to create four keys for the user's key pair.
getHash ( string )
Uses keccak256 (sha3) and returns the hash with the 0x prefix.
getRequestHash ( requestBodyOrUrl )
In favor of better transaction validation, we decided to hash the content of every API call. This function is going to order the fields in JSON alphabetically and then hash it. This hash then will be added to the post request for back-end verification.
encodeBase58Check ( input )
Encoding 32 byte[] into an address .
decodeBase58Check ( input )
Decoding into 32 byte[].
hexStringToByte ( hexString )
A string representation of encrypted data into hex code is being converted into byte array. All hashes (keccak256/sha3) are such.
sign ( data, privateKey )
Function to cryptogrphically sign, in our case a document, with user's private key.
newKeyPair ( passPhrase )
Generates key pair, account, for AEternity blockchain. Takes as parameter the passphrase, which the user receives as back-up words or generates new words with the diceware method. Then uses the session25519 function with 6 words per key.
key1 = words.slice(0, 6).join(' ');//0-5
key2 = words.slice(6, 12).join(' ');//6-11
else {
key1 = diceware(6)
key2 = diceware(6)
}
let phrase = `${key1} ${key2}`;
Then uses these keys to generate the user's key pair, containing four different keys with the full phrase.
case"ae":
let publicSignBuffer = Buffer.from(keys.publicSignKey);
secretSignBuffer = Buffer.from(keys.secretSignKey).toString('hex'); // 64-bytes private key
let address = `re_${encodeBase58Check(publicSignBuffer)}`;
return {
address: address,
publicKey: address,
secretKey: secretSignBuffer,
publicEncKey: publicEncBufferEncoded,
secretEncKey: secretEncBufferHex,
phrase: phrase
};
case "eth":
secretSignBuffer = Buffer.from(keys.secretKey); // 32-bytes private key
let secretSignKey = `0x${secretSignBuffer.toString('hex')}`;
let publicSignKey = ethCrypto.publicKeyByPrivateKey(secretSignKey);
let publicAddress = ethCrypto.publicKey.toAddress(publicSignKey);
return {
address: publicAddress,
publicKey: publicSignKey,
secretKey: secretSignKey,
publicEncKey: publicEncBufferEncoded,
secretEncKey: secretEncBufferHex,
phrase: phrase
};
returns
keyPair object
akPairToRaw ( akPair )
Converts and returns the Encryption key pair in raw bytes.
return {
secretEncKey: hexStringToByte(akPair.secretEncKey),
publicEncKey: new Uint8Array(decodeBase58Check(akPair.publicEncKey))
}
encryptData ( secretOrSharedKey, json, key )
Takes as input secret or shared key, a JSON object and a key. Using asymmetric public key encryption.
Taken from TweetNaCl Box example
returns
Base64 encoded message
decryptData ( secretOrSharedKey, messageWithNonce, key )
Takes secret or shared key, encrypted message, and a key. Decrypts the message.
Taken from TweetNaCl Box example
returns
JSON.parse(Base64 decrypted message) or when it comes from Java it shouldn't be parsed.
encryptDataToPublicKeyWithKeyPair ( data, dstPublicEncKey, srcAkPair )
Encrypts the data, and returns and object with the cyphered data.
encrypted = {
payload: encryptedData,
dstPublicEncKey: dstPublicEncKey,
srcPublicEncKey: srcAkPair.publicEncKey
}
decryptDataWithPublicAndPrivateKey ( payload, srcPublicEncKey, secretKey )
Decrypts the data using TweetNacl box method and returns the decyphered data.
encryptDataWithSymmetricKey ( data, key )
Encrypts data with symmetric key using the TweetNaCl secret box methods.
returns
Base64 encrypted message
decryptDataWithSymmetricKey ( messageWithNonce, key )
Decrypts the messageWithNonce with symmetric key using the TweetNacl secret box method.
returns
UTF8 encoded decrypted message
encryptFileToPublicKey ( fileData, dstPublicKey )
This function creates symmetric key. Encrypts with it and returns an object with the cyphered data and the information to recreate the sym key. Afterwards decrypt the message if you have the rest of the information.
getFileUploadData ( fileObj, userChainId, userChainIdPubKey )
Encrypts the data with encryptFileToPublicKey method. Returns the following object
let fileUploadData = {
userId: userChainId,
dataId: dataChainId,
requestId: requestId,
requestType: requestType,
requestBodyHashSignature: 'NULL',
trailHash: trailHash,
trailHashSignatureHash: getHash(trailHash),
dataName: fileObj.dataName,
dataExtension: fileObj.dataExtension,
category: fileObj.category,
keywords: fileObj.keywords,
payload: encryptedFile.payload,
encryption: {
dataOriginalHash: dataOriginalHash,
salt: encryptedFile.credentials.salt,
passHash: syncPassHash,
encryptedPassA: encryptedFile.credentials.encryptedPass,
pubKeyA: encryptedFile.credentials.encryptingPubKey
}
};
This object is then hashed with getRequestHash. After that the hash is being added to the object before the creation of post request.
fileUploadData.requestBodyHashSignature = getRequestHash(fileUploadData);
processEncryptedFileInfo ( encryptedFileInfo, devicePublicKey, browserPrivateKey )
This function takes the file, gives it to the browser, the browser can now compose the full password and decrypt the file.
returns
An object with decrypted message
getEndpointUrl ( action, appendix )
Gets the server route for the specific API call.
signMessage ( message, secretKey )
This function is to encapsulate the different ways to sing a message depending on the network. At the moment it is to sign with either Eth or AE sign.


Ahh, true - I tend to write my tests as "this is how the API should work", so maybe I'm just an early adopter of "Behavior Driven Testing"? :) Although, I thought I was just doing good Test Driven Development... but my point is, TDD freaks people out almost as much as Pair Programming, so if someone wants to try a new name, I'm ok with that.


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6.16. TuplesTuples are another container type extremely similar in nature to lists. The only visible difference between tuples and lists is that tuples use parentheses and lists use square brackets. Functionally, there is a more significant difference, and that is the fact that tuples are immutable. Because of this, tuples can do something that lists cannot do . . . be a dictionary key. Tuples are also the default when dealing with a group of objects. Our usual modus operandi is to present the operators and built-in functions for the more general objects, followed by those for sequences and conclude with those applicable only for tuples, but because tuples share so many characteristics with lists, we would be duplicating much of our description from the previous section. Rather than providing much repeated information, we will differentiate tuples from lists as they apply to each set of operators and functionality, then discuss immutability and other features unique to tuples. How to Create and Assign TuplesCreating and assigning tuples are practically identical to creating and assigning lists, with the exception of empty tuplesthese require a trailing comma ( , ) enclosed in the tuple delimiting parentheses ( ( ) ) to prevent them from being confused with the natural grouping operation of parentheses. Do not forget the factory function! >>> aTuple = (123, 'abc', 4.56, ['inner', 'tuple'], 7-9j) >>> anotherTuple = (None, 'something to see here') >>> print aTuple (123, 'abc', 4.56, ['inner', 'tuple'], (7-9j)) >>> print anotherTuple (None, 'something to see here') >>> emptiestPossibleTuple = (None,) >>> print emptiestPossibleTuple (None,) >>> tuple('bar') ('b', 'a', 'r') How to Access Values in TuplesSlicing works similarly to lists. Use the square bracket slice operator ( [ ] ) along with the index or indices. >>> aTuple[1:4] ('abc', 4.56, ['inner', 'tuple']) >>> aTuple[:3] (123, 'abc', 4.56) >>> aTuple[3][1] 'tuple' How to Update TuplesLike numbers and strings, tuples are immutable, which means you cannot update them or change values of tuple elements. In Sections 6.2 and 6.3.2, we were able to take portions of an existing string to create a new string. The same applies for tuples. >>> aTuple = aTuple[0], aTuple[1], aTuple[-1] >>> aTuple (123, 'abc', (7-9j)) >>> tup1 = (12, 34.56) >>> tup2 = ('abc', 'xyz') >>> tup3 = tup1 + tup2 >>> tup3 (12, 34.56, 'abc', 'xyz') How to Remove Tuple Elements and TuplesRemoving individual tuple elements is not possible. There is, of course, nothing wrong with putting together another tuple with the undesired elements discarded. To explicitly remove an entire tuple, just use the del statement to reduce an object's reference count. It will be deallocated when that count is zero. Keep in mind that most of the time one will just let an object go out of scope rather than using del, a rare occurrence in everyday Python programming. del aTuple |


This program works best with USB gamepads and joysticks as buzzers this page will tell you what you need to know about them.
If you are running Questionable from a laptop and you are going to use mice as buzzers while you use the trackpad to control the game, make sure you turn off the preference for "Ignore trackpad when mouse is present." Otherwise your mice will work fine as buzzers but your trackpad will be disabled. This setting is in System Preferences under "Keyboard & Mouse."
As stated in the Recommended Hardware Configurations page, Questionable supports USB keyboards, mice, joysticks, and gamepads to use as buzzers. This page only talks about gamepads and joysticks (from now on I'm just going to refer to them both as "controllers").
If you have a PlayStation (1 or 2) you can buy some USB "converters" that will allow you to use a PlayStation controller on your computer via USB. This is actually what I use, and just about any one will do.
For the more adventurous, you can take apart a single controller and solder wires and switches to the button pads to make a nice set of several buzzers from just one controller. I've made one myself that I use at parties and get-togethers. It's pretty simple and it works really well. Make sure you know some basics about electronics and soldering before starting, though (or have a friend who does).
This program allows the use of HID-class (Human Interface Device) USB peripherals of four different types: keyboards (not recommended, see: Recommended Hardware Configurations), mice, gamepads, and joysticks. Almost every single USB gamepad and joystick is an HID-class peripheral but some have quirks. If you have problems with a particular device not working, please let me know and I can try to add support for it.
The following lists of devices are not by any means comprehensive (one of my devices is an unmarked PlayStation to USB converter that works fine). These are just the devices that have been reported to me as working or non-working. A vast majority of USB gamepads and joysticks will work just fine. If you find one not on either of these lists I would appreciate it if you would contact me and tell me if it does or doesn't work. If it does not work, I should be able to make it work.
Please check the site for the most up to date information.


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Examples
Here are some examples for you to try out, right here in the mobile browser!
Invoke Name Alert
In this example we will enter some text into the textbox and display an alert in our xamarin app with the data. In this case the app is hardcoded to expect a name, so enter your name! 😄
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Setup
This section explains how you can setup your Xamarin Forms application to be able to inject, intercept & invoke events within your app.
Roadmap
I would like to get the following features working in this POC:
- Invoke Javascript In Xamarin Forms App
- Pass Data From My Local Javascript To App
- Pass Data From My Website Javascript To App
- Invoke Data From External Website To My App
- Create Generic Payload For Javascript So Only 1 Invokation Event Required
- Typescript


Weekly Meeting: 2015-07-01
1st July 2015: Network stack testing and Mirage 2.5 release
Agenda
- Networking stack
- Mirage 2.5 release recap
- AoB (live stats, Irmin/Xen)
Attendees: Anil Madhavapeddy (chair), Hannes Mehnert, David Kaloper, Thomas Leonard, Jeremy Yallop, Magnus Skjegstad, David Sheets, Justin Cormack, Mindy Preston, Richard Mortier, Thomas Gazagnaire.
Notes
Networking stack
There were various issues around duplicate acks and TCP retransmission which were exposed due to the TLS stack integration. Many of these were just regressions or lurking issues due to Lwt mvars, and are now fixed.
To stop them from coming back, we now have tests that run per PR within
Travis. This uses vnetif to create virtual interfaces that directly short
circuit the need for a real tuntap
device, and so happily work great inside a
container. Coverage is patchy at the moment but is steadily improving (see
mirage/mirage-tcpip#160
for coverage instructions).
ThomasG/L have put in debug logging so we now have full trace viewer capability. When ThomasL looked at it, every connection ends with an exception being thrown, that noone had noticed before! (The stack resolved a thread in RST processing and then looped again). That issue is now fixed, but everyone is encouraged to use the browser profiler and find other lurking issues.
Hannes has a TCP/IP test harness and will generate traces based on Peter Sewells Netsem. This has not been used much since 2005, but is being modernised for testing against Mirage TCP/IP.
Magnus and Mindy have written some iperf tests using the virtual vnetif interface. Travis is timing out all the time due to very variable performance within their infrastructure, so its hard to figure out how much to test. Anil suggested that we run them from cron against a repo like mirage/is-mirage-broken.
The next feature that we are aiming for is to get IPv6 working with the stack. Nicolas Ojeda Bar has implemented everything needed, but the only thing blocking it is the configuration interface (which should be the easiest bit). Hannes, Justin and many others are keen on this…
#### Mirage 2.5 release
This was a very complex release due to the growing number of libraries that we have in the project. It all went well this time, but Anil suggested recapping what went right and wrong in the release this time. A poll around the team revealed:
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The blog posts were very close to the actual libraries releases, and it was hard to predict when something would work without a beta cycle. Made schedulig the posts challenging.
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We do not explicitly document API breakage for end users as we go along, and so it had to be pieced together from the changelog. This is getting more painful for users as we grow in size and have more production infrastruture.
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Do not release on a Friday afternoon and then go to the pub (or in the case of ThomasG, a wedding)
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The library changes are still happening in big chunks. This is partly due to the fact that some of the core Channel APIs were revved. We are getting better at testing reverse dependencies, but this still needs some infrastructural help from OPAM to do bulk builds after a large set of releases.
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The use of a mirage-dev remote generally worked successfully. Unfortunately, remotes in OPAM are global and not per-switch, and Anil pointed out that it would be nice to have some switches that were pristine upstream. This is possible when using just
opam pin
, but not with a remote.
ThomasG: Mirage is a set of libraries that work together and a frontend tool that glues
them together. Its fine to release libraries as a batch since we have OPAM, but what we
didnt manage well is evolving the API of the Mirage DSL itself which glues it all together
(Anil: this is referring to the config.ml
API).
Mort: the Mirage DSL eis an implicit collation of a bunch of library versions and it is
hard to track since its not captured in OPAM.
ThomasG: we can fix this by adding conflicts in the OPAM metadata.
ThomasL: a number of Mirage packages have gone upstream into the OPAM package repository and their unit tests fails. More testing on OPAM import is needed to prevent dependent packages from breaking their unit tests due to an import of a dependency. DavidS: we only test the package version we are importing and so we only test for one solution. Further changes will break upstream. We dont do reverse dependencies for OPAM dependency tests. Anil: The OPAM maintainers (several of whom are on this call) are aware of the issue and are working on improving testing reverse dependencies on new package import.
Mort/DavidS: the Mirage libraries should use the ocaml-travis-ci-skeleton so that they take advantage of the improvements in reverse depenedency testing. Mort: we need to figure out how to get around the Travis 50 minute limit.
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yeah ma7555 used oddhome parts but it won't work(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 09:45 PM
@phm87
Let me ask this in a way that you might understand better....
How functional do you think you'd have been in this test if others hadn't freely shared code with you?
We shared... you benefited... and the entire community benefits
phm8718-Apr-19 09:46 PM
Unsure that I can do anything without others. But I try to share what I learn here.
I helped yiimp community and I'm still helping a lot (you can check my replies to PR on github and comments)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 09:47 PM
I won't lie to someone who thrust me
ffs it's not State secrets and I literally just posted a link to it
phm8718-Apr-19 09:47 PM
yeah but last time I tried it, it didn't work and many rpc changes are not done into stratum
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 09:47 PM
the algo bits aren't rpc
phm8718-Apr-19 09:48 PM
bits are mostly a copy from zcash
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 09:48 PM
and that's all that was ever asked for
phm8718-Apr-19 09:49 PM
I don't agree and I don't want to lie to you
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 09:49 PM
You don't agree? show me where I asked for more than the algo bits.....
ever
phm8718-Apr-19 09:50 PM
the difficult part is not to copy paste the algo from the coin to yiimp, it is the easy part. Huge work here is to adapt everything else to suit equihash specificities and zcash rpc
if I show you only the algo bits and not the whole rest (about 1000+ lines changes), I think I don't respect you
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 09:50 PM
Huge work here is to adapt everything else to suit equihash specificities and zcash rpc
I was going to do that part
I don't know why this is sooooooo hard for you to grasp
phm8718-Apr-19 09:52 PM
I tried during months without success (before crackers gave me it), I'm talking about 1000+ lines of code to change(edited)
mrlynch18-Apr-19 09:52 PM
lol
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 09:53 PM
If you have the algo and you need 1000+ lines to clone CoinA into CoinB on a pool, then you're lost
The algo is the hard part
phm8718-Apr-19 09:53 PM
I agree that algo is the hard part
but for yiimp, the algo part is to copy paste the algo from coin daemon to yiimp (if the coin is in c/c++)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 09:54 PM
getbalance is getbalance,getblocktemplate is getblocktemplate, and whatever is whatever for damn near every coin on the plannet
except BTC, they like to remove useable shit
phm8718-Apr-19 09:56 PM
if it is that easy, I wonder why he changed so many lines
my difficulty here is that I don't know an opensource pool that have BTC and equihash so it is difficult to show you (apart from yiimp)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 09:58 PM
here's the real kicker that you seem to ignore....
he had equihash CoinX and wanted someone to code KMD for 1000 KMD
I literally offered to do it for half that for the equihash algo bits
You seem to be on about what isn't the point and ignoring the actual words I type(edited)
phm8718-Apr-19 09:58 PM
You said that equihash algo is opensource
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 09:59 PM
my difficulty here is that I don't know an opensource pool that have BTC and equihash
Besides the one I linked to?
phm8718-Apr-19 09:59 PM
and I though you knew that zcash was in c++
the one you link doesn't work (for rpc and stratum part)
@Mauro can you give me a hand here ? I'm happy you joined btw
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 10:00 PM
(for rpc and stratum part)
at any point are you going to read the words I type or just keep typing something that has 0 to do with what I said?
phm8718-Apr-19 10:01 PM
algo bits as you said can be found on google in few seconds, the code I'm talking about is really inside the coin dameon
so yes I don't know what you are talking about(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 10:02 PM
the code I'm talking about is really inside the coin dameon
So, I can just drag and drop komod/src into a random yiimp folder and I'm ready to go? sweet
phm8718-Apr-19 10:03 PM
and change few lines of c++ to c and link the stuff (I'm not sure if yiimp is standard compared to other pool types)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 10:03 PM
so yes I don't know what you are talking about
Because you refuse to read the words I type
I.....wanted......the....algo....bits....for....yiimp...in....the....yiimp.....repository....
phm8718-Apr-19 10:03 PM
but about drag and drap, I'll take MTP algo as example:
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 10:04 PM
I'll take MTP algo as example
again, off-topic
phm8718-Apr-19 10:04 PM
I wanted to try to add it so first I copied all the algo files (usually a crypto folder) into yiimp stratum
no it is not off topic
it is just to explain to you how we do stuff
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 10:05 PM
"we" use an algo that's not the working algo "we" want to confuse the conversation?
he had the algo bit in the proper location already and had it properly working
all it needed was a few tweeks
phm8718-Apr-19 10:05 PM
anyway I'll prove that the stratum doesn't compile:
it contains CUDA code as I said that should belong to the miner and not the pool
Few days ago, on discord, blackjok3r said that he hopes that somebody will add a help message for -whitelistaddress=
Thank you to let me participate in your amazing project
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Apr-19 10:10 PM
NutellaLicka18-Apr-19 10:49 PM
Its better than claiming to have had a conversation with a professional that may potentially have an outcome that could potentially provide intangible benefits.
dukeleto18-Apr-19 10:51 PM
@phm87 little contributions like that build up into big contributions, nice work!
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phm8718-Apr-19 10:52 PM
@dukeleto thank you for your support. I'll try to help more but I need to learn first to avoid to do stupid things
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jl777c19-Apr-19 09:37 AM
we will be selecting the top 13 notaries, preferably ones that are demonstrated years of consistent service. We need 13 multisig signers for the automated gateways CC processing of withdraw. it is a matter to run the chain that has the gateways CC and a small oraclefeed dapp. all the handling is automated, of course there could be some cases where some manual work is needed for dealing with bugs. There isnt any monetary advantage to this, just the honor of being in the top 13. These 13 will safekeep peoples KMD and other coins that create sidechains and gateways CC deposits
if you feel you are one of the top 13 of all time, please post here and you will be considered. the selection process will be a judgement call, i guess i will make it in case we have more than 13 volunteers
jorian19-Apr-19 09:49 AM
i'd say we go to komodostats.com and get the 13 best individuals
newvulcan19-Apr-19 09:50 AM
My Komodo daemon has hung again, and has resisted attempts at a restart. My DC has said my server has got memory errors, so they want to take it down for a while to repair - just in case this reports any errors in your notary nodes. I'll post when it's back up.
jl777c19-Apr-19 09:52 AM
@jorian please describe a metric as to to determine the best individuals when some run one node, others 4, and in between, some both seasons, others just one
jorian19-Apr-19 09:59 AM
if the multiple in years is important, then looking at komodostats might not be the best
but being in the top at komodostats means that you have been the best for at least 1 season
so yes, difficult
NutellaLicka19-Apr-19 10:03 AM
How often will these signatories be changed?
jl777c19-Apr-19 10:03 AM
permanent for each sidechain/gateways CC msig address
jorian19-Apr-19 10:04 AM
that's a pretty long-term commitment
jl777c19-Apr-19 10:05 AM
that is why we need the allstar NN. it is always possible to migrate the funds to a new sidechain
MadMaX19-Apr-19 10:21 AM
please include me. madmax_AR not a relected notary node. but you can see my node in the early responders for new komodod, iguana & dpow coins update announcements.
jl777c19-Apr-19 10:24 AM
can someone track the volunteers for gateways msig
titomane19-Apr-19 10:28 AM
I'm available if you want, NN from 1st ratify in 2016
may be pin the message above so it doesn't get lost ?
Audo19-Apr-19 10:30 AM
Pinned a message.
Pinned a message.
metaphilibert19-Apr-19 10:40 AM
Old NN with good stats? For multisigning for no reward just the honor?
Consider to count me in
SHossain19-Apr-19 10:55 AM
also, count me in
Deleted User19-Apr-19 11:00 AM
:) <- can also participate (and would love to, but am only here from 1 season)(edited)
@SHossain lol never noticed you were james bond
Shossain0007
SHossain19-Apr-19 11:04 AM
lol
i like James Bond
Deleted User19-Apr-19 11:04 AM
CC gateway with Shossain Bond with alien tech
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jl777c19-Apr-19 11:05 AM
number of years is not a requirement, but it will be part of the evaluation process
Deleted User19-Apr-19 11:06 AM
will it act like pub for notaries and depend on a hardfork for key change or is the CC valid forever until switched to another one ?(edited)
jl777c19-Apr-19 11:08 AM
it is a standard multisig where the coins are stored
Deleted User19-Apr-19 11:08 AM
ok
Lumbi19-Apr-19 11:46 AM
Can't say we're overly qualified, but if it's volunteers that are needed, count us in.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴19-Apr-19 11:53 AM
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Mylo19-Apr-19 12:34 PM
any NN be able to help me with a command.
the output of ps aux | grep [k]omodod gives me tonnes of output but i only want to know which ACs are running by their -ac_name parameter.
using /proc/<pid>/cmdline is also an option


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Longtime Edmonds resident leaves legacy at new senior center
Rose Mary Specht’s family donated her 25 solar credits from the PUD to the Edmonds Waterfront Center.
by Joseph ThompsonEDMONDS — They held her 85th birthday party there.
Well into her 90s, she still often attended Friday Flings, where she danced the foxtrot, swing and Cha-Cha.
So when Edmonds Senior Center regular Rose Mary Specht died in August at 94, it just made sense to make a donation from her estate to a new Edmonds senior center now under construction, said her son, Jim Specht.
But instead of a cash gift, Specht transferred solar credits purchased in his mother’s name to the re-branded Edmonds Waterfront Center.
“This way she could literally bring sunshine into other people’s lives for years to come,” he said. “Five, 10, 15 years from now, people can still benefit.”
Each of the 25 credits, purchased from the Snohomish County PUD, represents a 20-year lease for one-fifth of a panel at a solar farm in Arlington. Energy harvested from the panels offsets some of the owner’s electric bill.
PUD spokesperson Aaron Swaney said Specht’s gift was the first of its kind for the solar program.
Transferring units between families or to an organization is “exactly the way we’d like to see it work in the future,” he said. “To us, that’s a win-win.”
Daniel Johnson is the capital campaign director for the Edmonds Waterfront Center, which broke ground in July and is to open next summer.
He’s worked in the nonprofit world for 34 years, but he’s never seen a donation like Specht’s, he said.
Johnson said the gift adds to the project’s focus on environmental sustainability.
“There’s a bright light that’s being shone on climate change and I think everyone is asking, ‘What can I do?’” Johnson said.
The idea for the Edmonds Waterfront Center was born when the current center began to age. The design was outdated and the floor had started to sink, Johnson said.
“All arrows pointed toward a new building,” he said. “Rather than just going to the city and saying build us a new senior center, they went and said if you give us a long-term lease, we’ll get the money and build a center for people of all ages.”
Some of the $16 million for the project came from the state with a requirement that the building meet LEED silver standards — a checklist for sustainable facility practices like low water use, protecting habitat and bicycle accessibility.
Johnson said the board was urged to take their environmental commitment a step further and go for the LEED gold certification, which includes having no fossil fuels on site and a robust solar energy design.
In October, the board voted unanimously to pursue the gold standard.
One area affected by that decision is the center’s community cafe, which is being run by Shubert Ho, owner of Edmonds eateries like Salt and Iron and Bar Dojo. The kitchen will operate without gas.
“If you talk to professional chefs, they’d say they prefer cooking with gas,” Johnson said. “Shubert, he sees that this is the wave and he said technology in commercial kitchens is catching up.”
The cafe will be open to the public, with low-income seniors still getting a subsidized meal.
The Edmonds Waterfront Center could become a national model, Johnson said.
Jim Specht said he made the donation without knowing about the center’s commitment to the environment.
Rose Mary Specht first got the solar credits as a gift from her son.
Jim, who lives in Friday Harbor, thought it was something his mother would appreciate.
He has credits of his own from a similar program and hasn’t paid a power bill in 18 months, he said.
The PUD’s solar community went live in September, a month after Specht died.
“I think she would be very happy to know that she was able to do something that was going to affect people for a long time,” Jim Specht said.
Outside the senior center, Rose Mary Specht was active in Edmonds.
Jim Specht described her as a cheerful person who knew a lot of people.
She lived in town for nearly 65 years, her son said.
When Jim was closing out his mother’s bank accounts, the teller recognized him right away. He asked the teller if they’d met before and she replied, “No, but your mom showed me your picture.”
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