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Bitcoin Trading is Different than Buying the Cryptocurrency

The last few years have seen a surge in Bitcoins price (BTC) so that the virtual currency has hit record highs that can put any fiat currency to ...
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LibGuides: Business Administration: eBooks

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The Global Object Tracker: Decentralized Version Control for Replicated Objects

Author(s): Achar, Rohan | Advisor(s): Lopes, Cristina V | Abstract: Synchronization in distributed applications with shared, highly mutable replicated state often requires complex engineering to maintain low latency for the propagation of updates. At their core, distributed applications with replicated state need to implement some form of version control to be able to deal with concurrent updates and still maintain some notion of consistency. This need leads to complex and ad-hoc code that is hard to maintain and easy to break. To simplify the creation of such applications, I propose the Global Object Tracker (GoT) model, an object-oriented programming model based on causal consistency, whose design and interfaces mirror those found in decentralized version control systems: a version graph, working data, diffs, commit, checkout, fetch, push, and merge. I have implemented GoT in a framework called Spacetime, written in Python.GoT is designed to ensure causal consistency with low latency updates in all sorts of distributed application topologies. These include peer-to-peer and applications subject to, or requiring, temporary isolation of nodes. The key to being able to do this is a novel approach to storing and merging concurrent updates within the version graph. GoT stores the version history as a graph of updates instead of calculating the whole state at each version. This allows GoT to send delta updates between nodes without having to calculate the deltas. The ability to send delta updates along with the lack of heavy serialization and deserialization allows for the updates to be quickly available. The final state at each node is only constructed when needed.In addition to the lower latency of updates, GoT addresses three concerns. First, object-based version control systems are typically not suitable for peer to peer networks. The merge strategies used are incompatible with the communication patterns seen in peer to peer. GoT addresses this concern with a novel approach to merging concurrent updates, called the small-step merge. Second, GoT makes the state changes in the system more visible, allowing for powerful tools such as interactive debuggers to be built and integrated, helping developers find and fix errors. Finally, GoT provides these benefits to not just push-style communication but also pull-style, allowing for isolation and partition recovery.In its traditional form, GoT is impractical for real systems, because of the unbounded growth of the version graph. I present my solution to this problem that adds constraints to GoT applications but makes the model feasible in practice. I show that Spacetime is not just feasible, but viable for real applications, and present performance results showing low update latency.
Practical Use and Control of Laboratory Catalytic Reactors

This chapter reviews the mental processes and physical steps involved in performing catalytic investigations in laboratory reactors. The intent is to illustrate the available solutions to the difficulties in obtaining meaningful data. Various types of reactors are reviewed and examples are given of their successful use. Some of the latest developments in the design and control of laboratory reactors are described.
КОНФЛИКТОГЕННЫЕ ЗОНЫ В СИСТЕМЕ СРЕДНЕГО ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ НА ЭТАПЕ РЕАЛИЗАЦИИ НАЦИОНАЛЬНОГО ПРОЕКТА: РЕГИОНАЛЬНЫЙ АСПЕКТ

The priorities and problems of the implementation of the national project “Education” at the level of a comprehensive school in the region are investigated. The factors of the origin of conflict zones and types of conflicts based on the analysis of contradictions of the opinions of scientists are revealed. The role of unity and struggle of opposites as a phenomenon of overcoming conflicts is determined. Based on the author’s monitoring of the education management system in the Mari El Republic, the positive and negative dynamics of the number of educational organizations studying in them and in the system of additional education over the past five years, the enrollment of students in specialized education, as well as the dynamics of participants in the regional and final stage of the All-Russian Olympiad of schoolchildren were revealed. Particular attention is paid to the study of the state of modernization of the regional system of general education in the framework of the national project, highlighting such priorities as computerization, replenishment of the school library stock, improving the quality of education and developing the personnel potential of the industry. According to the authors, the resolution of such problems as the creation of effective mechanisms for financing educational services in organizations with a weak social infrastructure, the availability of high-quality education, the low attractiveness of working conditions and the level of salaries of teachers, and others remain incomplete. To eliminate them, it is necessary to apply such measures as the further development of innovative forms of the education system, the strengthening of interdepartmental bodies and organizations to increase the educational needs of the population, the creation of a specialized financing system for the modernization of educational institutions, as well as the increase in the level of professionalism of teachers. Their actualization at the present stage contributes to the reduction of conflict zones in the education system.
Speeding up a mixed reality application: A study of two encoding algorithms

Mixed reality (MR) or augmented reality (AR) is a way of combining the digital world with the real world. It is utilized in a number of different applications. The mobile devices of today may not a ...
3rd International Conference on Standardisation – UIC Communications

UIC is pleased to announce the 3rd International Conference on Standardisation which will be held on 16 March 2021 in Paris, UIC Headquarters. The conference will be developed around the theme…
LibGuides: UBorrow Guide: ReOpening UBorrow

This guide is the beginnings of comprehensive information about UBorrow and the AlephILL client.
Augmented Reality Smart Glasses for Industrial Assembly Operators : A Meta-Analysis and Categorization

Augmented reality smart glasses (ARSG) are an emerging technology that has the potential to revolutionize how operators interact with information in cyber-physical systems. However, augmented reali ...
THE COMPARISON BETWEEN STAD +3R BASED ON DIGITAL MEDIA METHODS AND THE COOPERATIVE MODEL STAD TYPE IN WRITING EXPLANATION TEXT

Â Â The research was backed by Permendikbud number 37 the year 2018, students need to master the technology in writing, thus it takes the right learning method in line with the Permendikbud, researchers offer a method of innovative study that is the method of the STAD + 3R based digital media. The writing that corresponds to KI KD is one of the explanation text. The purpose of this research is to learn the students ' learning outcomes in writing the explanation text based on digital media and the different methods STAD +3R based digital media with STAD. The research methods used are quantitative comparatively with the quasi-experiments in the form of a Nonequivalent control group. The population in this study was 300 students of grade VIII SMP Negeri 3 Padalarang. Sampling uses purposive sampling and obtained class VIII B as an experimental class as many as 30 students and class VIII A as a control class as many as 30 students. The results showed an average increase in the value of 21.87 points or 28% from 56.13 to 78. The significant difference through the statistical test with a signification value of 2-tailed test T independent sample test is 0.03 &lt; 0.05, it can be concluded there is a meaningful difference between the STAD class with the STAD +3R class, the student performance in the STAD +3R class generates digital products in the form of Vlog, Pptx and E-book, while the STAD class does not produce digital products.Â Keywords:Â explanation text, innovative methods, methods of STAD +3R based digital media.Â Â
How to Pursue a Successful Trading in Bitcoin

Bitcoin trading has taken the world by storm as people and businesses have woken up to the vast potentials of the cryptocurrency. The price ...
CORRELATION BETWEEN STUDENTS’ GRAMMAR MASTERY AND THEIR TOEIC ACHIEVEMENT AT THE ELEVENTH GRADE OF MULTIMEDIA STUDENT AT SMK N 1 KEBUMEN

This research is aimed to find out whether or not there is correlation between students’ grammar mastery and TOEIC test achievement at the eleventh grade of multimedia student. This research belongs to quantitative research with a correlational as its research design. The writers used test to gather the data. Descriptive analysis and inferential analysis are employed to analyze the data. After having a series of computation, the writers have some findings. First, the mean score of grammar  mastery  is  63.00  and  TOEIC  test  achievement  is  58.36.  Second,  the  result  of hypothesis testing shows that ݐ௩௔௟௨௘  is higher than ݐ௧௔௕௟௘  (2.912>1.994). Furthemore, based on the SPSS computation, the value Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed) is lower than 0,05 (0,00<0,05) which means that Ha is accepted and Ho is rejected. The writers can make conclusion that there is positive correlation between students’ grammar mastery and their TOEIC test achievement at the eleventh grade of multimedia student at SMK N 1 Kebumen in the academic year of 2018/2019.
Geolocalizing with LKT: Digital Teaching Competence and Space Competence with TPACK

Research on training in knowledge related to geolocation with technologies shows the training potentials and limitations that these resources offer for teachers in training. This study examines the perceptions of the instructional effectiveness of mobile devices and geolocation software, by analyzing the performance in the TPACK skills dimensions of future teachers ( n  = 383). A mixed methodology has been implemented, with a descriptive cross-sectional approach as well as inferential analysis based on questionnaires ( α  ≥ .903) and the tasks carried out by the sample. The results show a poor didactic use of technologies while confirming the acquisition of knowledge about geolocation. This corroborates the benefits of applying an improvement in the digital competence of teachers in training
A New Graph Polynomial and Generalized Tutte–Grothendieck Invariant from Quantum Circuits

A new polynomial $$Q_G(x)$$ associated to graphs G is defined and studied. The main theorems represent $$Q_G(x)$$ as a quasi-specialization of the rank-generating polynomial $$S_G(x,y)$$ of Oxley and Whittle, J Comb Theory Ser B 59:210–244, 1993, [10] and show that $$Q_G$$ is likewise a generalized Tutte–Grothendieck invariant. The value $$Q_G(1)$$ gives the amplitude of acceptance for a class of quantum circuits with associated graphs G. This class, called stabilizer circuits or Clifford circuits, has long been known to have deterministic polynomial time simulation, so $$Q_G(1)$$ is polynomial time computable, given G as input. The specialization has $$y = -\sqrt{2}i$$ , which (along with its complex conjugate) is the only choice that invalidates formulas in a theorem by Noble, Comb. Probab. Comput 15:449–461, 2006, [9] classifying hard and easy real points of $$S_G$$ , so the complexity of other points $$Q_G(x)$$ is open. We reduce the base cases for $$S_G$$ by adjoining multiple kinds of isolated nodes and draw possible further implications of the connections between matroid theory and quantum computing developed by this work.
Advanced Colored Image Encryption Method in Using Evolution Function

Transmission of images secretly over public networks faces a lot of challenges like content manipulation, forging, illegal access, etc. A number of image encryption methods have been suggested to address such challenges. This paper proposed a robust encryption method for the color image using discrete cosine transformation (DCT). In this work, the diffusion operator is applied on pixels directly followed by the confusion operator applied in frequency domain. The diffused image is the result of XOR process with the key produced from the logistic map applied to the original image. Then, DCT is used for converting the fixed size image blocks to make it in frequency domain. After that, the frequency coefficients are rearranged using a chaotic map. Finally, the encrypted image is resulted through inverse DCT (IDCT). The proposed method is applied to various images to check its robust property. In the result and analysis section, it is shown that the proposed method is efficient against any attacks.
Using Bootstrap Aggregating Equipped with SVM and T-SNE Classifiers for Cryptography

With the application of machine learning in almost every field comes the need for systems secure enough to protect enormous amounts of data from leaking. There has also been a rise in new methods of attacks that use machine learning to attack the system. Security sometimes comes at the cost of accuracy and historically, there always has been a trade-off between artificial intelligence and data security. Thus, a system has to be created that can not only use artificial intelligence and machine learning in new and improved ways but also protect the data it works on. This paper attempts to reverse engineer one such attack in order to create software that can double as an intrusion detection system. The approach that is taken is a combination of two separate methods combined with an ensemble classifier, rather than use each approach separately thereby giving the system enough time to recognize the attack.
A Comparative Study on Attitude towards English Language Learning among Students of Higher Secondary Level of Hyderabad

The present study is a sincere attempt made by the researcher to study the attitude of students towards English language learning at higher secondary level of Hyderabad. Since from the review of related literature it was found that no studies had been conducted so far to compare the attitude towards English language learning between male and female students at higher secondary level of Hyderabad. No studies were found to compare the attitude towards English language learning between rural and urban students at higher secondary level of Hyderabad; the researcher had chosen the present problem to fill the gap in this regard. The study was conducted on 200 sample students of Hyderabad. It was found that firstly, there is no difference between male and female students regarding their attitude towards English language learning at the higher secondary level of Hyderabad. Secondly, there is a significant difference between urban and rural students regarding their attitude towards English language learning at the higher secondary level of Hyderabad.
Information Systems and Telecommunications

Digital systems within electric power utilities have progressively received an increased attention in the last decades. With the contribution of SC D2 members, this chapter provides a snapshot of the state of art technologies for the sector, and builds up a vision of the envisioned developments for the future electricity supply systems, also taking into account diversities in the penetration of electricity infrastructures over the world. Both the state of the art and the future technologies are grouped into three interlinked SC D2 pillars: ICT systems, telecommunications and cyber security.
Blockchain Technology: A Concise Survey on Its Use Cases and Applications

The concepts of blockchain were introduced by Satoshi Nakamoto, a simple digital platform for recording and verifying the transactions as per the requirements. The reason why the blockchain has gained so much admiration is that blockchain is a single entity, and it does not own the data stored inside it. The blockchain data is hashed cryptographically, and henceforth, it is immutable, so no one can alter the data that is inside the blockchain. Moreover, the blockchain is translucent so one can track the data easily. This concise survey describes Blockchain on its use cases and its applications over the recent world today. As blockchain is an emerging technology, the concepts behind it are easily understandable for those who work on it. This paper reviewed blockchain with its applications to provide a comprehensive analysis for the academic research community.
The essence and functions of creative self-expression in professional activity the teacher-musician

The authors consider the important problem of creative expression of a musician-teacher for modern musical pedagogy. Based on the analysis of research literature, the content and functions of creative expression in musical and performing activities are revealed. It is characterized by the aesthetic nature of creative self-expression, internal harmony of will, emotional and intellectual intents of self-expression.
LibGuides: Library Resources: Databases

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LibGuides: Government Information: COVID-19

Sources of information that either describe a level of government or are produced by that level of government. Primarily Canadian. government information sources related to the coronavirus pandemic
User Modeling Towards Stateful Learning to Rank

Modeling user behaviors in an interactive information seeking process is key to understand user information need. Two prime characteristics of interactive information seeking are statefulness and participant initiatives. There are many work focus on click modeling using a search session log. However, such a search session of user queries and clicks lacks initiative information between user and system to model user state. In this research proposal, we focus on product search in E-commerce. We augment the search session with generalized initiative information. We integrate long term user features into search sessions and formulate user modeling as a Markov Decision Process (MDP). We further investigate how proposed user modeling would benefit Learning to Rank (LTR) in interactive stateful information seeking process.
Bing Homepage Quiz: Facts and Details You Should Know

Bing tests your knowledge with various quizzes. Bing Homepage Quiz makes the Bing homepage fun and interesting. Bing gathers current news worldwide and ...
LibGuides: Multimedia Instructional Design: Learn the Library Education

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THE EXPOSURE OF TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE WRITING: CASE STUDY OF SOPHOMORE OF ENGLISH DEPARTMENT OF MUHAMMADIYAH PURWOREJO UNIVERSITY

The  emergence  of  technology  in  the  twentieth  century  has  brought  about  different approaches to learn the English language. Myriad study shows that ubiquitous technology is prevalent and utilized in the classroom activity. This study is aimed to investigate the types of technology used by the students in the academic writing of sophomore Muhammadiyah Purworejo University, its implementation, problems, and solutions. A case study was utilized to portray the unique phenomenon of technology exposure. 50 students were involved in this study and to collect the data, the researcher used documentation, observation, questioners, and interviews. The study reveals that there are six technologies that are most frequently used to improve student writing ability, namely Bird Story, Grammarly, Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp,  and  Instagram.  Those  applications  are  effective  to  develop  their  writing, encourage the students to be more active in writing, motivate them to write and make them easy to put their ideas into writing. In addition, those applications are more collaborative, beyond time and place. Meanwhile, the technology also brings issues such as difficult to reach, financial constraint, difficult signal, pre-paid requirement and has bullying among the students. The prominent applications have a positive influence on the students so it is better for the stakeholders to involve the technology into the curriculum, design, and learning process. Energizing autonomous learners to use those applications to be more independent learners to develop their writing is necessary. The specific technique should be done by the lecturers or students to avoid any bullying such as a close-class group. K e ywords : Technology, sophomore, case study, applications .
Library Guides: Resumes and Interviewing: Quick tips for resumes

A guide to the most recent materials to help you with resume writing and interviewing well. A list of tips for writing your resume.
Aplikasi Pencarian Spesifikasi Motor Berbasis Web Semantik

Finding something in digital media has been closely stick in our lives. Information that is spread on digital media is very much and very complicated that is used for things. For example, in searching for a motorbike, the data generated when searching may not match the keyword. One way to get the most that can be processed is to use the semantic web method. With the semantic web, large-scale data can be processed easily and more structured. Semantic web can provide a knowledge about something such as someone's biography. This knowledge can be used in various applications. With this knowlegde, it will be easier to group information, which allows a search to produce results that match a keyword. This Semantic web-based motorcycle specification search application will help users find various motors that have specifications, with ontology as a data source and SPARQL as data manager.
Have your say on hate crime with online focus groups

Sandwell Council is hosting a series of online focus groups for people to have their say on tackling hate crime.
IM-Vative sandbox: fun learning in masteringhypertext markup language (HTML) / Izzatil Husna Arshad ...[et al.]

Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is one ofthe most popular languages for website development. Since itsinception, many academic institutions have integrated theknowledge of HTML within their syllabus. However, previousresearch shows that many students are having difficulties to beproficient in HTML language. Several problems are identified;(1) lack of effective online content, (2) lack of supporting tool tocode HTML, (3) portability issue of authoring software.Therefore, IM-Vative Sandbox was developed based on PHPProgramming Language (PHP), MySQL Database, andjQuery. The sandbox provides real-time generation of HTMLsource codes; compared to the conventional method of usingNotepad, Sublime, or any other authoring tools. In terms ofcommercialization, the application can be accessed throughmobile and desktop and suitable for beginners who want tolearn the basics of HTML