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@Simon Hudon, I noticed your tests for the wlog
tactic contain sorries, and these cause warning messages when compiling mathlib. Perhaps this is worth fixing, so we can all have clean outputs.
And what about taking docstrings and tests and extract a documentation from them, as my conversion mode doc?
@Patrick Massot I'm looking at https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib/commit/fa255396ff01ea2c0aaef1a2a1000fb03f217468 and I'm not sure what you're alluding to. Are you saying that this doc is extracted automatically from Lean code?
No it's not. That why some more work is required (I could do it if nobody else does it but it will probably introduce errors).
@Scott Morrison You're right, it is annoying. I try not to make my goals true
so that tactics don't accidentally discharge it before the interesting bit of the proof. I'm going to try something less noisy
https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib/blob/master/docs/tactics.md is _not_ autogenerated
I manually copied docstrings from the source
(and reorganized them a bit)
You could write a tactic program to do that :laughing:
(not the reorganization part)
My hope is that this doc is more visible here than in the source code
But maybe it's me refusing to understand that source code is the documentation
I think we discussed tactics extracting docstrings back in the gitter days
We definitely want a documentation generator at some point
I'm sure Simon could do it. Sebastian, have you seen the tactic Simon wrote for https://github.com/PatrickMassot/lean-differential-topology/pull/1/files ?
I think you should carefully read what that guy writes in the monad thread :wink:
When I have 5 minutes to kill I sometimes randomly look at the monad review discussion.
But I resisted when reading https://github.com/leanprover/lean/pull/1881#discussion_r173307598
I didn't create a fake Github account only to post a link to the Lean FAQ ::stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
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Weather update for Brazilian GP: Sunny, dry but falling temperatures
by Matt GrettonPlenty of Brazilian Grands Prix have had a splash of rain throughout the years, but it doesn't seem as if the 2019 edition will. The forecast suggests a dry race with sunny weather however the temperature is expected to change by around 5c during the race.
Higher temperatures compared to the rest of the weekend are forecast. This might provide Haas with a headache after one of their best qualifying sessions of the 2019 season. They tend to struggle to get the tyres in the optimum window when the temperatures are high.
Pirelli, the F1 tyre manufacturers, believe a one-stop soft to hard will be the quickest strategy for the Brazilian Grand Prix. This is as long as the drivers can make the softs last until around lap 28. The second fastest strategy is a one-stop from soft to mediums providing those on the softs can keep the soft tyres working in lap 35.
The moment the Grand Prix of Brazil starts, the sun is shining and it is about 24 degrees. The chance of rain is zero and there is a strong wind. That all remains the same, apart from the temperature. It drops to twenty degrees between 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM (local time).


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It caters more for business readers, the paper mainly focuses weekly review of business and finance updates, and cooperating with Australia top financial institutions to provide weekly stock market updates, currency figures and of course investment advices /commentary.
We also have a broad section for local business to place classified advertisement or information and for business owners or buyers to place classified advertisement at business selling / buying, recruitments, property leasing/selling, etc., anything regarding to business matter, you are able to find information in business weekly. It has become the most popular business newspaper for Chinese business migrants.
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Buried drip irrigation involves burying drip tape in the subsurface near the planting bed, thereby limiting weeds access to water while also allowing crops to obtain moisture. It is most effective during dry periods.
Stale seed bed is a manual technique which involves cultivating the soil, then leaving it fallow for a week or so. When the initial weeds sprout, the grower lightly hoes them away before planting the desired crop. However, even a freshly cleared bed is susceptible to airborne seed from elsewhere, as well as seed carried by passing animals on their fur, or from imported manure.
Rotating crops with ones that kill weeds by choking them out, such as hemp, Mucuna pruriens, and other crops, can be a very effective method of weed control. It is a way to avoid the use of herbicides, and to gain the benefits of crop rotation.
1. Apple scab overwinters primarily in fallen leaves and in the soil. Disease
development is
favored by wet, cool weather that generally occurs in spring and early summer.
2.
Fungal spores are carried by wind, rain or splashing water from the ground to flowers,
leaves or fruit. During damp or rainy periods, newly opening apple leaves are extremely
susceptible to infection. The longer the leaves remain wet, the more severe the
infection
will be. Apple scab spreads rapidly between 55-75 degrees Fahrenheit.
1. Choose resistant varieties when possible.
2. Rake under
trees and destroy
infected
leaves to reduce the number of fungal spores available to start the disease cycle over
again
next spring
3. Water in the evening or early morning hours (avoid overhead
irrigation)
to give the leaves time to dry out before infection can occur.
4. Spread a 3- to
6-inch
layer of compost under trees, keeping it away from the trunk, to cover soil and prevent
splash dispersal of the fungal spores.
This method is used for transplanted crops. Five packets (1.0 kg) of the inoculants are required for one ha and mixed with 40 litres of water. The root portion of the seedlings is dipped in the solutions for 5 to 10 minutes and then transplanted.
4 kg each of the recommended biofertilizers are mixed in 200 kg of compost and kept overnight. This mixture is incorporated in the soil at the time of sowing or planting
Each packet(200g) of inoculant is mixed with 200 ml of rice gruel/jaggery solution.The seeds required for one hectre are mixed in slurry so as to have uniform coating of the inoculants over the seeds. The treated seeds should be used within 24 hours.
For transplanted rice, suggestion is to dip the roots of seedlings for 8 to 10 hours in a solution of Azospirillum + Phosphotika at 5 kg each per ha.
Azotobacter + Phosphotika at 200 gm each per 10 kg of seed as seed treatment are useful for wheat, sorghum, maize, cotton, mustard etc.
Rhizobium + Phosphotika at 200 gm each per 10 kg of seed as seed treatment are recommended for pulses such as pigeonpea, green gram, black gram, cowpea etc, groundnut and soybean.
Watering with drip irrigation instead of the traditional overhead spray method can decrease evaporation and save up to 80 percent more water. It also ensure that the water gets to the plants’ roots, which can lead to better growth.
After pre-irrigation, later irrigations depend on soil, weather, and the crop.
Coarse or sandy soil needs water more often than loam, silt, and most clay.
Soil dries out faster when the weather warms up.
Wind speeds up soil drying.
Watering with drip irrigation instead of the traditional overhead spray method can decrease evaporation and save up to 80 percent more water. It also ensure that the water gets to the plants’ roots, which can lead to better growth.
After pre-irrigation, later irrigations depend on soil, weather, and the crop.
Coarse or sandy soil needs water more often than loam, silt, and most clay.
Soil dries out faster when the weather warms up.
Wind speeds up soil drying.