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/?  310
::
|_  [delta=@dr message=@t]
++  grab
  |%
  +=  noun  [delta=@dr message=@t]
  --
--

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/?  310
::
::  models
::
|%
+=  move  (pair bone card)
+=  card  [%wait wire p=@da]
--
::
::  main app door

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Title: Urbit Fleet Tests Author: Ted Blackman ~rovnys-ricfer ted@tlon.io Created: ~2017.12.14

Overview

After a month of labor, Tlon gave birth to a new continuity era, which came out kicking and screaming, covered in amniotic fluid. A slew of issues rapidly appeared in the wild. We'd tested the functionality of the new features, but we hadn't stress-tested them. Some bugs, like herpes, only manifest when the system is under stress.

We need a way to perform automated testing on a fleet of Urbits. We'll want to crank up the load to arbitrary severity while retaining the ability to measure results -- crucially, we want to improve our sleep quality by testing loads much worse than the live network.

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set nocompatible

set encoding=utf-8
let mapleader = " "

" Vundle stuff
filetype off
set rtp+=~/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim
call vundle#begin()
Plugin 'gmarik/Vundle.vim'

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::   :-  :*  title+"urbit-flavored markdown docs"
::           author+"ted blackman"
::           date+~2017.8.25
::       ==
::  
;>

# udon: urbit-flavored markdown

## overview

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UP3: Hoon Docs

author: Ted Blackman  ~rovnys-ricfer  ted@tlon.io

Overview

As anyone who's worked with the language can tell you, the overall levels of sanity and practicality in hoon are actually quite high. So why is it so hard to learn?

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::
::::  it's a trap!
  ::
!=
=/  a  3
|.
?:  =(a 5)
  a
$(a +(a))
::

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up 1: forward %ford, toward 0k

up: 1
authors: [~rovnys-ricfer(ted@tlon.io), ~pittyp-datfun(anton@tlon.io)]

overview

%ford is urbit's build system. It's one of the seven kernel modules (vanes)

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# Detection
#

hook global BufCreate .*[.](hoon) %{
    set buffer filetype hoon
}

# Highlighters & Completion
#

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import cv2


def downsample(im):
    return im[::2, ::2, :]


def smoothIm(im, kernelSize=5):
    return cv2.GaussianBlur(im, (kernelSize, kernelSize), 0)