hivemind | friendly microservice powering social networks on the Steem
kandi X-RAY | hivemind Summary
kandi X-RAY | hivemind Summary
Initially, the steemit.com app was powered exclusively by steemd nodes. It was purely a client-side app without any backend other than a public and permissionless API node. As powerful as this model is, there are two issues: (a) maintaining UI-specific indices/APIs becomes expensive when tightly coupled to critical consensus nodes; and (b) frontend developers must be able to iterate quickly and access data in flexible and creative ways without writing C++. To relieve backend and frontend pressure, non-consensus and frontend-oriented concerns can be decoupled from steemd itself. This (a) allows the consensus node to focus on scalability and reliability, and (b) allows the frontend to maintain its own state layer, allowing for flexibility not feasible otherwise. Specifically, the goal is to completely remove the follow and tags plugins, as well as get_state from the backend node itself, and re-implement them in hive. In doing so, we form the foundational infrastructure on which to implement communities and more. For anything to do with wallets, orders, escrow, keys, recovery, or account history, query SBDS or steemd. Ingests blocks sequentially, processing operations relevant to accounts, post creations/edits/deletes, and custom_json ops for follows, reblogs, and communities. From these we build account and post lookup tables, follow/reblog state, and communities/members data. Built exclusively from raw blocks, it becomes the ground truth for internal state. Hive does not reimplement logic required for deriving payout values, reputation, and other statistics which are much more easily attained from steemd itself in the cache layer. Synchronizes the latest state of posts and users, allowing us to serve discussions and lists of posts with all expected information (title, preview, image, payout, votes, etc) without needing steemd. This layer is first built once the initial core indexing is complete. Incoming blocks trigger cache updates (including recalculation of trending score) for any posts referenced in comment or vote operations. There is a sweep to paid out posts to ensure they are updated in full with their final state. Performs queries against the core and cache tables, merging them into a response in such a way that the frontend will not need to perform any additional calls to steemd itself. The initial API simply mimics steemd's condenser_api for backwards compatibility, but will be extended to leverage new opportunities and simplify application development.
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- Check for migrations
- Get a sqlalchemy engine
- Return a list of all the account names
- Execute a remote method
- Build the query string for a post
- Send notification notifications
- Build an INSERT statement
- Return the id for the given url
- Return a list of blacklist lists
- Verify that head is in head
- Return a list of pids by index
- Get a list of pids for a given feed
- Get payout stats
- Flush the cache
- Unde undelete post
- Registers the hive
- Follow a follow operation
- Get a list of pids by rank
- Normalize post
- Calculate the sqlite vote for a given account
- Get posts
- Ensure that all posts are undeleted
- Disable disabled indexes
- Get pids by query
- List communities
- List all post ids for a given blog
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QUESTION
I'm using GitHub pages to make my website.
I'm using Atom to edit the markdown, and the markdown-preview-enhaced package to preview the result.
So when I write a code like
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-01 at 05:58It depends on the tool used to render your static site on GitHub pages.
It you are using Jekyll, then since 2016, syntax highlighting for fenced code would be assured by rouge since 2016.
See this issue
I was having the problem where Rogue didn't seem to do anything at all (not wrapping code keywords in
elements, so there would be nothing to style for the Pygments stylesheet).
Then I discovered jekyll/jekyll#3641 (comment), removed
highlight: rouge
from the root of_config.yml
and addsyntax_highlighter: rouge
underneath thekramdown
node instead:
QUESTION
I am currently working on a discord bot for a webapp that I am planning to make in the future that utilizes Pandas to make a dataframe that stores all of the possible drops from an instance in WoW. I have created this bot to take user input, such as "!loot cloth" to store 'cloth' as an argument and pass it to a .loc function to search the 'itemtype' column for 'cloth'. I am running into an interesting bug where this does not work if I search for 'leather'.
This is an example of the leather portion of my dataframe:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-11 at 21:29The problem is lstrip removes all the characters you specify that are on the left of the string. 'l' is part of the list of characters you are specifying. lstrip receives a list of characters not a particular string you want to remove. Try this:
QUESTION
I checked the Local history of my XML files and double checked my Manifest file and found nothing wrong.
Before posting the question I went through a lot of similar posts and suggested answers but found nothing relevant to my issue. Down below you will find my LOG and hopefully one of you can guide me through a solution!
...Android resource linking failed Output: \AndroidProjects\myApp\app\build\intermediates\incremental\mergeDebugResources\merged.dir\values-v28\values-v28.xml:7: error: resource android:attr/dialogCornerRadius not found. \AndroidProjects\myApp\app\build\intermediates\incremental\mergeDebugResources\merged.dir\values-v28\values-v28.xml:11: error: resource android:attr/dialogCornerRadius not found. \AndroidProjects\myApp\app\build\intermediates\incremental\mergeDebugResources\merged.dir\values\values.xml:605: error: resource android:attr/fontVariationSettings not found. \AndroidProjects\myApp\app\build\intermediates\incremental\mergeDebugResources\merged.dir\values\values.xml:605: error: resource android:attr/ttcIndex not found. error: failed linking references.
Command: C:\Users\lucif.gradle\caches\transforms-1\files-1.1\aapt2-3.2.1-4818971-windows.jar\c9d8fd27aeabc6968bb2cb43f288855c\aapt2-3.2.1-4818971-windows\aapt2.exe link -I\ C:\Users\lucif\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platforms\android-27\android.jar\ --manifest\ \AndroidProjects\myApp\app\build\intermediates\merged_manifests\debug\processDebugManifest\merged\AndroidManifest.xml\ -o\ \AndroidProjects\myApp\app\build\intermediates\processed_res\debug\processDebugResources\out\resources-debug.ap_\ -R\ \AndroidProjects\myApp\app\build\intermediates\incremental\processDebugResources\resources-list-for-resources-debug.ap_.txt\ --auto-add-overlay\ --java\ \AndroidProjects\myApp\app\build\generated\not_namespaced_r_class_sources\debug\processDebugResources\r\ --custom-package\ hivemind.lab.com.myApp\ -0\ apk\ --output-text-symbols\ \AndroidProjects\myApp\app\build\intermediates\symbols\debug\R.txt\ --no-version-vectors Daemon: AAPT2 aapt2-3.2.1-4818971-windows Daemon #0
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-02 at 18:25Solution 1: Set your compileSdkVersion
to 28 and let Android Studio download the needed files.
If you already targetting this version, you could try cleaning your project and sync your gradle files.
QUESTION
Hivemind!
I am trying to edit Memsource *.mxliff files with Notepad++.
When I create a search task, both source and target lines mix up in a huge list.
But I need to make amendments only for lines inside .../
tags.
For example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-02 at 02:51Assuming that we'd have one °C
in a target tag, maybe some expression similar to:
QUESTION
I can't feed my regex to /bin/grep
resulting conflicting matchers specified
error.
My regex I've tried:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-04 at 14:57You may consider this awk
solution:
QUESTION
New to Stackoverflow and asking a question about XML to CSV. I'm a data manager with a background in SPSS, so the XML isn't always my strongsuit. I'm trying to convert a dataset exported from a hierarchical database and stored in XML into a CSV format for a number of reasons. The original DB's structure isn't great, which is causing problems with my XSLT.
Here is the XML I have to work with. It's a 700mb file:
...
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-24 at 16:25try this
QUESTION
With lots of overlapping data to show, it can be helpful to jitter points so they can be better identified. For discrete (not necessarily factor
) data it can be helpful to offset the entire series slightly. This can now be done quite neatly using ggplot2::position_nudge()
. As far as I can tell, that function does not accept NSE variables from the ggplot()
call, so (and by all means correct me if I'm wrong) one needs to specify the data source if providing a variable offset from some data structure.
If, say, we want to nudge a value by an amount dependent on another value, we could do it this way:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-30 at 05:01UPDATE: Based on the discussion in the comments, maybe the best approach is to just add fake data in a location outside the plot area so that all factor levels will have at least one data point. This will result in every point being dodged in every facet. For example:
First, we'll add data points for all unique values of all variables that will become factors in the plot, but we'll assign them an mpg
value of -1, which is outside the plot area of the real data.
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