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Based on project statistics from the GitHub repository for the npm package @bohendo/connext, we found that it has been starred? times, and that 1 other projects in the ecosystem are dependent on it.
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The testing library provides four "default" states: "empty" (where all fields are zero, except for the txCount, which is [1, 1] or 1 for channels and threads, respectively), and "full", where each field has a unique value (this is useful for testing, ex, signature functions).
All operations support "shorthands" for values; internally, balanceWei: [5, 10] is expanded to balanceWeiHub: 6, balanceWeiUser: 9. This is done through two functions: expandChannelSuccinct, expandThreadSuccinct, which expands the fields in a "succinct" state to a verbose state, and makeSuccinctChannel and makeSuccinctThread, which do the opposite.
Note that these functions can accept partial states, and combinations of succinct and verbose states.
Additionally, they will always normalize numeric values to strings.
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While scanning the latest version of @bohendo/connext, we found that a security review is needed. A total of 7 vulnerabilities or license issues were detected. See the full security scan results.If you ever heard Coach Don Meyer speak, he would at some point ask you,“who’s running your locker room?” It is in incredibly important question. While coaches have an opportunity to lead their team during practice sessions, team meetings and games, it is all the time away from the coaches where leadership is most valuable. I learned this at LSU while coaching Temeka Johnson who did an amazing job of leading our team the 21 hours out of the day when we weren’t around them.
I got the idea of having a Leadership Council watching and studying how Nick Saban, then the head football coach at LSU, created one and utilized in his program. I’m a big believer that leadership is a best executed with a group of core leaders as opposed to a single person.
Thank you Leadership Council for a job well done — and more importantly, leaving a legacy for this year’s group.
Here are tracks from my album "Dreams to Reality" plus a pile of songs that didn't make the cut or see any release. Production started in 2016 back when I was 16 years old ohhh gosh haha.
If you weren't aware, my old username until late 2018? was TMM12. I ditched the username because it's strange lol.
The working name for this song was "NES Wub-Wub" all the way until release. That's what the unknown pulse channel vocal says before the first drop. I really loved the title (and still refer to it as such to myself in my head) but I thought it was embarassing so I changed it to "Here I Am" because it's the first track on my first real album!
I was in such a composing mood when I wrote this. If I recall I wrote the entire song in one long all-nighter.
This is the track that kept postponing the release of the album. I couldn't be happy with it no matter how hard I tried. Ah well, it has some cool ideas in it that I definitely was happy with, and still am a bit today.
SUPER proud of this track!! This one probably aged the best out of the 6 tracks on the album.
The track I tried to pass off as future bass, but the end result was rather experimental. I still think it's a fun listen. Part of the track actually originated from a MilkyTracker sketch that you can find below if you want to check it out!
Here's a complete track I never released! This track uses the 2a03 pulse channels to create a heavy-metal guitar sound. Unfortunately, the mixing and overall song I deemed as rubbish, so it stayed in the folder collecting dust...until now. Discharge was also a working title.
This song is arguably finished, don't know why I didn't release it honestly. The reason may be that my idea of a finished song was 3-4+ minutes and this one fell short.
Here is another complete song I never released! I wanted to make a western-dubstep track using exclusively 2a03 and no DPCM samples. The finished product became very repetitive and mundane...not the fault of the chip choice, but just poor song writing I wasn't happy with.
This song I kept adding ideas and adding ideas and adding ideas and adding ideas and adding ideas...etc. Mostly just a scratch pad for default engine speed gimmicks honestly.
I abandoned this one because of mixing issues and hardware playback. The PowerPak would slow this song down because of the N163 Chords instrument constantly shifting the waveform. That's a recipe for slowdown! This song will play at the intended speed if you have a hardware-overclock modded NES, but that's a topic for a future write up...
This idea lasted about 2 days before I abandoned it. This is the epitomy of a sketch, a very brief idea that went nowhere very shortly.
I made this during a class I think. I used FT and Milky a lot on the school computers during high school. Those were the days...— A novel method based on Markov chain theory is proposed for analyzing the effect of feedback delay on a transmit beamforming system with limited feedback. Using this method, the downlink (DL) capacity with delayed feedback of channel state information is derived. The DL capacity gain with respect to the case of no feedback is shown to decrease at least exponentially with the feedback delay. From theses results, useful design guidelines can be derived for choosing system parameters including the vehicular speed and the tolerable feedback delay.
Yeah I am a guy in tune with his feminine side. I am bi, not traditionally masculine, I am not tall, not aggressive, not into sports, not jealous, I have a high pitched laugh, I hate bugs, etc. It seems like straight (or even bi) women see all this on the first date and almost always decide I am not worth a second date, and slowly ghost me. 

It's frustrating because we usually have fun on the first date, I am good at making them laugh, we have easy conversation. It feels like everything went well. But then later when I try to set up the next date, they are vague and won't commit to a specific day and eventually stop responding. 

I had something like 15 first dates last year, and only two second dates. 
 
It really gets me spiraling into fears that I am universally undesirable by women. And people on here will always say "oh well there's women out there who actually want that!" but it's one thing for randoms online to say they could theoretically want a guy like me, but another thing to actually find someone who is willing to date a guy like me in real life.It seems like only yesterday I announced the launch of Affiliate Management Days, the world’s first and only professional forum/conference on all things affiliate management. Time flies, and after the successful launch conference in San Francisco, and our second forum in Fort Lauderdale, AM Days is already set to return to the Bay Area in 2013! Furthermore, the agenda is now live; and the registration is already open!!
Networking Opportunities: We’ll have several including morning opportunities, networking throughout the day (during breaks and exhibit showcase), “birds-of-a-feather” lunchtime discussion groups, and a conference reception at the end of day one.
Remember that by registering by December 21, 2012 (or during our Super Early Bird period) you’re saving $500.00 off the regular pass price! Don’t procrastinate — register today!! Each additional attendee from the same company registered at the same time receives an extra $150