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| Duration | 2 weeks (Sep 5 - Sep 19, 2017) |
| Team Size | 5 (2 programmers + 2 artists + 1 sound designer) |
| Assigned Theme | The guest helps character A who is afraid of character B |
| Platform | Hololens + Handmade props |
| Team members | Iris Hwang, Srujani Kamineni, Jacob Wilson, Yutian Zheng |
| My Contributions | Programming, testing |
At ETC, the notion of guest is used to keep the mindset that players are not users. We see players more in the way Disney sees their guests.
Introduction
In this project, we leveraged the capabilities of Hololens as much as we could. Although this world is quite tiny with player time less than 2 minutes, we used voice recognition, gazing, gesture detection, movement, spatial mapping, and occulusion mapping.
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PRETTY IN PINK A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1996 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
(1985) **1/2 (out of four)
Otherwise known as THE J. EDGAR HOOVER STORY... sorry, couldn't resist. Let's start the review over...
PRETTY IN PINK is one of three teen comedies of the mid-80's from John Hughes starring Molly Ringwold. When you think about it, all the Hughes movies fall into two categories -- dramas about the pressures of conforming to the high school masses (THE BREAKFAST CLUB, SIXTEEN CANDLES) and fantasies about the individualists who don't (FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF, WEIRD SCIENCE). PRETTY IN PINK is a mixture of both, giving us non-conformist characters Andie (Ringwold), Duckie (Jon Cryer) and Annie Potts, along with the dilemma of a mainstream character (Andrew McCarthy) who wants Ringwold as a girlfriend even though his "richie" friends won't approve.
Ultimately, this movie is the same typr of predictable psuedo- drama Hughes gave us in THE BREAKFAST CLUB, only this time the lines between characterizations are drawn more tightly. There are only two types of people in PRETTY IN PINK -- the mindless masses (translation: popular kids) and the people who are outcasts because they think for themselves and have outside interests. I think you can tell which group I side with in this case. I've always been one of the people who doesn't fit in, knows he doesn't fit in and doesn't want to fit in. So the movie rings true, even if Andrew McCarthy has never asked me out.
But the main assumption of the movie is that the two groups of people can never mix. McCarthy loses his popularity in pursuing Ringwold and Ringwold is considered a sell-out by Duckie (and if there's one thing you should learn in life, it's to never get someone named "Duckie" on your bad side) for dating McCarthy... Of course, Duckie has also had a public crush on Ringwold for the past ten years, so that may account for part of his not approving the relationship. Still, I know from experience that popular people and independents do mix. I've always been liked by mainstream society even if our main interests and convictions in life clash horribly, preventing the friendship from moving beyond the acquaintance level. Even though I'd never pretend to be something I'm not to get friends, if someone accepts me as I am and wants to be my friend, who am I to turn that person down no matter how popular he or she already is? And I think anyone outside of a John Hughes movie would agree with me on that point.
PRETTY IN PINK addresses familiar issues but not in a relevant way. The dilemmas of the main characters don't seem incredibly feasible to me. If your friends ostracize you for associating with someone they don't like, they weren't true friends to begin with. No, my name isn't Oprah all of a sudden, but that's kind of an obvious point.
And if you're the type who is independent of society and find out an attractive and popular member of the opposite sex wants to go out with you, for God's sake, say yes. Why would you even think twice about such a thing?
And if you've had a case of openly unrequited love for almost three presidential administrations for a person who clearly wants the relationship to stay at the level of friendship, don't act like a jerk when that person finds a love interest.
And if you're Molly Ringwold, you'd better get used to the fact that you'll never work again in Hollywood and just hope the residual checks from Saturday afternoon airings of movies you did ten years ago keep coming in.
And if you're John Hughes, stick with the fantasy movies instead of the predictable teen drama movies that are no longer relevant.

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Sometimes, it’s a chore to actually figure out ways to use someone’s name in an email. Especially considering that once you use their name once, it’s almost overkill if you use it over and over in your email text. It becomes annoying at that point.
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eatiht - written by rodrigo palacios
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Summary
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eatiht is one possible solution in a line of many imperfect solutions
to one or more problems in some subfield of the field called
"[data extraction](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_extraction)."
Put plainly, eatiht tries to extract the central text from a
given website.
Shout out to the folks at [/r/Python](http://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/2pqx2d/just_made_what_i_consider_my_first_algorithm_and/),[/r/compsci](http://www.reddit.com/r/compsci/comments/2ppyot/just_made_what_i_consider_my_first_algorithm_it/),[/r/programming](http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/2pq32f/just_made_what_i_consider_my_first_algorithm_it/). This project started [trending](https://github.com/trending?l=python) largely due to the positive response I got from those guys, and for that I'm grateful. Now onto the main article of this page ;)
Background
----------
(skip if you've read eatiht's readme)
After searching through the deepest crevices of the internet for some tool|library|module that could effectively extract the main content from a website (ignoring text from ads, sidebar links, etc.), I was slightly disheartened by the apparent ambiguity caused by this content-extraction problem.
My survey resulted in some of the following solutions:
* [boilerpipe](https://code.google.com/p/boilerpipe/) - *Boilerplate Removal and Fulltext Extraction from HTML pages*. Java library written by Christian Kohlschόtter
* ["The Easy Way to Extract Useful Text from Arbitrary HTML"](http://ai-depot.com/articles/the-easy-way-to-extract-useful-text-from-arbitrary-html/) - a Python tutorial on implementing a neural network for html content extraction. Written by alexjc
* [Pyteaser's Cleaners module](https://github.com/xiaoxu193/PyTeaser/blob/master/goose/cleaners.py) - from what I can tell, it's a purely heuristic-based process
* ["Text Extraction from the Web via Text-to-Tag Ratio"](http://www.cse.nd.edu/~tweninge/pubs/WH_TIR08.pdf) - a thesis on Text-to-Tag-heuristic driven clustering as a solution for the problem at hand. Written by Tim Weninger & William H. Hsu
The number of research papers I found on the subject largely outweighs the number available open-source projects. This is my attempt at balancing out the disparity.
The original algorithm*
----------------------
There's two assumptions:
1. "Valuable" text is "lengthy"
2. "Valuable" text come in "*packs*"
By "valuable," and without getting too philosophical,
I mean that it's the text you're meant to read.
By "lengthy," I mean there is a specific value that is used
to filter out text for a specific computation. More on this
later.
By "packs," I can describe it in two ways:
Visually
--------
Head over to this [page](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orangutan#FreeTheOrangutans); don't forget to come back!
Do you see how the article is centered, how the edges are sharp, how the background-color tones gently compliment
each other, yet they serve to contrast differing regions of importance?
Did you also notice how there were groups of text; clearly aligned both vertically and horizontally?
Imagine emboldening every letter on that page to the point where each letter just looks like a somewhat
rectangular blob and they're starting to overlap with their nearest neighbors. A *pack*
can be described as the largest blob(s). As a side note, this illustration is also a useful description
of a method used for visual text-extraction.
Slightly-technical
------------------
Warning: this part is better understood if you have some understanding
of HTML and XPath. Scroll all the way down for a quick crash course.
---
Now consider a typical HTML document that eatiht will likely do well on:
foobar.html:
Buy Bar Now!
Get The Bar Next Door!
Increase Your Bar!
Never Bar again!
The selection
-------------
The [original implementation of eatiht](https://github.com/rodricios/eatiht/commit/a872089a8df81d9fed6cd33312d695f19aa111ae#diff-6556ac4c9a425d802573fa15e0141773R1) had the following xpath:
//body//*[not(self::script or self::style or self::i or self::b or self::strong or self::span or self::a)]/text()[string-length(normalize-space()) > 20]/..
But that expression can, in essence, be simplified down to:
//body//*/text()[string-length(normalize-space()) > 20]/..
What was taken out was the *but the following* in *select all but the following.*
Now for the xpath expression after the '*', but before the '/..':
/text()[string-length(normalize-space()) > 20]
This is basically saying *select all text nodes that have a _normalized_ string length greater than 20.*
Note about "text nodes." [The text node is an html element](http://www.w3schools.com/dom/dom_nodetype.asp) (scroll to TEXT_TYPES) implicitly declared with the inclusion of text (this includes white spaces and new lines - like between div and p tags).
...
...
If we were to extract the text of those three nodes (using an expression like: "//text()"), here's what we'd get:
"\n foo\n \n" #or something similar
The ["normalized-space()"](http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/xpath_functions.asp) of a text node means that said text node will have leading and trailing white spaces removed, and internal white spaces will also be reduced down to
a single white space, if multiple white spaces occur next to each other.
"\nfoo\n\n"
Finally, the last sub-expression is:
/..
*Select the __parent__ of the last node selected* or *parent of*. Let that sink in for a minute.
A common misconception after [executing the entire xpath](https://github.com/rodricios/eatiht/commit/a872089a8df81d9fed6cd33312d695f19aa111ae#diff-6556ac4c9a425d802573fa15e0141773R72) expression is that the expression
will result in the following nodes:
/html/body/div/article
/html/body/div/div
/html/body/div/footer
when in fact we get:
/html/body/div/article/p <-- Set A
/html/body/div/div/p <-- Set B
/html/body/div/footer/p <-- Set C
Why is that an important clarification/distinction?
The partitioning
----------------
If you didn't notice, I assigned names to the resulting sets of nodes.
Let's count the number of elements in each set:
Set A has 4 elements; each text node contained a normalized string with length greater than 20.
Set B has only 1 element; all but one text node fell short to our string length requirement.
Set C has 1 element, and it's the only element with that parent. Or in other words, its
parent has only one child, and that child is in Set C.
Now you may think, "Alright, we can create a frequency distribution across each Set, and we're good!"
Just to see what that means, here's the freq. distribution (histogram)
Set A |
Set B |
Set C |
We technically have found collection of nodes with our desired output. But eatiht takes it **two steps further**.
Actually, the real reason why I didn't stop here is, I don't know. This solution came after many
sleepless nights, a lot of coffee in addition to some other things that decreased sleep, improved focus,
and increased short to mid-term memory loss.
Back to the algorithm!
###The first step further
What eatiht does before creating the histogram is it [*partitions*](https://github.com/rodricios/eatiht/commit/a872089a8df81d9fed6cd33312d695f19aa111ae#diff-6556ac4c9a425d802573fa15e0141773R77) each Set. How? With a [REGEX pattern](https://github.com/rodricios/eatiht/commit/a872089a8df81d9fed6cd33312d695f19aa111ae#diff-6556ac4c9a425d802573fa15e0141773R18) designed to split a string per sentence (it tries to, at least).
What does our histogram look like now?
Set A |
Set B |
Set C |
Let's replace the Set names A, B, and C with their xpath equivalents:
/html/body/div/article/p |
/html/body/div/div/p |
/html/body/div/footer/p |
###The second step further
This one's quick:
/html/body/div/article |
/html/body/div/div |
/html/body/div/footer |
Yup, all we do is drop the last path, effectively getting the **parent** of the **parent** of the **text nodes**.
The merging
-----------
When you find the *argmax* of some function or random variable, what you are in fact doing is finding the max value
in said function, and getting the associated key that points to that value. In other words, you are requesting the
argument that, when passed into a given function, will output the maximum value. And if getting told the same thing
in two different ways wasn't enough, here's some pseudo-code:
argmax = keyof(max([ value for key,value in histogram ]))
The output (argmax) in our test case is the xpath:
/html/body/div/article
Here's where we build the [histogram](https://github.com/rodricios/eatiht/commit/a872089a8df81d9fed6cd33312d695f19aa111ae#diff-6556ac4c9a425d802573fa15e0141773R46) and here's where we find the [argmax](https://github.com/rodricios/eatiht/commit/a872089a8df81d9fed6cd33312d695f19aa111ae#diff-6556ac4c9a425d802573fa15e0141773R85)
Now that we've found the xpath, we can target the subtree in the original HTML tree. But instead of executing
another xpath query on the entire HTML tree, recall that we built a set of text nodes early on in **the
selection**. The selection provided a set of text nodes that satisfied our first assumption (some length).
With a simple list comprehension, we can acquire the **some**, but not all of text nodes that exist in the desired
subtree - yes, this area can be improved, and it is one of many top priorities for me right now.
The [string-forming list-comprehenesion](https://github.com/rodricios/eatiht/commit/a872089a8df81d9fed6cd33312d695f19aa111ae#diff-6556ac4c9a425d802573fa15e0141773R87) is something like this:
article_text = ' '.join([ textnode.text for textnode in textnodes
if argmax in textnode.xpath ])
Conclusion
----------
That's what the eatiht algorith is and does. Simple, no? Yes! It is! From a "high-level" perspective, this is
how I might write the pseudo-code of the algorithm in a technical paper:
xpath_to_parent_of_text_nodes = '/path/to/text()/..'
splitter = TextSplitter()
text_node_parents = HtmlTree.execute_xpath_expression(xpath_to_parent_of_text_nodes)
for node in text_node_parents:
partitions = []
for child in node.children:
partitions.insert( splitter.split( child ))
node.children = partitions
histogram = {}
for node in text_node_parents:
histogram[node.parent.path] = node.children.count
max_path = argmax( histogram )
main_text_nodes = [ node for node in text_node_parents if max_path in node.path ]
From this high-level perspective, one can see the simplicity in this algorithm. Weighing in at just 13 l.o.p.c.,
it's so simple; I would be surprised if this hasn't been thought of before. If it hasn't, cool! I might have something here.
It it has, cool! I for sure have something here. Both the former and the latter points lead to
the fact that this code is being tested and experimented with.
That fact alone tells me it should be maintained for stability's sake. It also tells me that there's
work to be done.
Some considerations
-------------------
One simple area where improvements can possibly be made is risk the extra cpu cycles to do a full
sub-tree search in the HTML-tree rather than the list-comprehension filtering done in the
merging step, right before the conclusion section. This may or may not be rewarding.
A concrete justification for the partitioning step eludes me. Although intuitively - as were most of the
actions I took in this project - it appears that partitioning by sentences is a way to "boost"
the score or likelihood that a single paragraph with 21 sentences will be extracted than a subtree with
20 single-sentence paragraphs, divs, etc. - as is sometimes the case with sidebar ads.
##Complexity
What is this algorithm's complexity? I'm not very skilled at algorithm analysis, but I'll try to talk
myself through this. Those who know their stuff can laugh at my likely-to-fail attempt, but if you do laugh,
it wont be at my expense, it'll be at yours! Please help a brother out and send me your complexity analysis :)
So, as the xpath search is more or less out of my hands, I'm going to assume they implemented a binary search,
through all vertices v, with an average complexity of:
eatiht's complexity += O(log(v))
Say we found M text node parents (from **the selection** step, with each parent having an average of N children text nodes
With those assumptions, in **the partitioning** step we execute a
for parent in parents:
for child in parent.children:
...
This would translate over to M parents over an average of N children:
eatiht's complexity += O(M*N) + O(log(v))
In building the frequency distribution, we iterate over the parents:
eatiht's complexity += O(M) + O(M*N) + O(log(v))
Now in calculating the argmax of the histogram, the number of elements,
at most is M, but it may also be less than M. The reason for this is because
we build the histogram not with the path of the parent of the text node (PoTN)
but the path of **parent** of the **parent** of the text node - it may be that
some PoTN's have the same parent, and thus the same path.
But let's just say the complexity is O(M) (would the actual complexity be O(M/2)?)
eatiht's complexity += O(M) + O(M) + O(M*N) + O(log(v))
Finally, we have one last linear search for building up a list of final article text nodes:
eatiht's complexity += O(M) + O(M) + O(M) + O(M*N) + O(log(v))
Now if you took a intro to comp. sci. theory class, you might recall that the final
complexity is sometimes shortened to its component with the highest complexity.
In this case, I'm not sure which is the maximum. At first glance, I'd want to say
that O(M*N) is, but then I start thinking about all these corner cases. So I'll leave
it to whomever wishes to find the solution in either my pseudo-analysis, or yours!
There were some more thought's I wanted to get in writing, but I've already spent the
entire morning writing this up so I think I'll end it here for today. If you read
all the way to here, I thank you for taking the time to do so. Send me your thoughts,
suggestions, criticisms, praise, venerations, admirations, palpitations, nude pics
(just kidding, don't do at least 4 of those things in series; likely to cause
unintended consequences!) to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or [@rodricios](https://twitter.com/rodricios).
P.S. I have yet to decide whether or not I should test this algorithm against
a large dataset. Not because I don't want to, but because it would be an endeavor I
do not know how to approach in a more scientific manner, nor how to correctly
allocate the time for (I would not want to tackle this head-on, commit and use a lot of
time, and then go and find out that the tests I would have done were not done correctly,
and, in other words, were pointless).
P.P.S There's some thoughts I had about the lookback-current-node-lookfront scope that's
present in this implementation, and how it reminds me of what is known as a "kernel"
or "filter" matrix calculus and matrix transformations in the field of computer vision.
It also reminds of some of the nltk classifier implementations. But whatever it is I'm
trying to say right now will come out like a mumbly mess, so I'll leave it at that.
Crash Course on HTML and XPath
------------------------------
Here's a quick crash course in case you're unsure if you *got what it takes.*
Ok, this really isn't on html, more like pseudo-html/trees.
This is a tree:
Graph A
root of tree:
_|_
| |
leaves:
Let's give those dots (aka: vertexes, nodes, elements, tags) *names*
Graph B
A
_|_
| |
b c
Note: The name 'A' is reserved for the root of the tree. There is no limit to the number of 'b' and 'c' nodes
one wishes to use, nor limit to how far down a tree can reach, as demonstrated here:
Graph C
A <-from this level
__|__
| |
from this level-> b c <-to this level
_|_
| |
to this level-> c c
________________________________________________
is one level + is one level = there is two levels
That's it for your review of html.
As for xpath, let's refer back to Graph C:
Graph C
A
__|__
| |
b c
_|_
| |
c c
[XPath](http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/xpath_intro.asp) is, among other things,
a querying tool.
To query for (select) the root node A:
/A
To **absolutely** query for the only node named b:
/A/b
The above *xpath expression* can also be given the moniker: absolute path
The following xpath expressions will also result in the node b:
//b, /A//b, and I'm sure a few others
|` |
| '- Select all explicitly starting from the root
'- Select all implicitly starting from the root
Now what if I asked you to form the expression leading to *only* the
node c on the first level after the root?
//c or /A//c
Can't work because these expressions land us all nodes c
/A/c
That will do the trick. It works because what it is in fact saying is
to *select all c nodes in the level right after node A*. Now what
about one or more nodes only in the last level?
/A//c
Won't work because again, we get all nodes c on all levels, starting from node A. Now here's part the
beauty with querying languages like XPath.
We can fine tune our selection by specifying the **parent** node(s) the
desired nodes lie. Now that we're using parent-child terminology,
we can refer to our desired nodes as the children.
But children of what? In case you've forgotten what the graph looks like,
here it is again:
Graph C
A
__|__
| |
b c
_|_
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c c
Clearly, the node named b is the parent of the desired nodes named c.
This selects all nodes c of node b of node A
/A/b/c
This selects the first node c of node b of node A
/A/b/c[1]
That should be enough to move forward, or rather backwards to the article.
* There's was/is a debate on whether the process that eatiht goes through to produce an output can be considered an
_algorithm_ or not. [Read about it here](http://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/2pqx2d/just_made_what_i_consider_my_first_algorithm_and/cmzfojb).
What would you describe eatiht as? A neat package? A neat algorithm? Neither? I'm interested in hearing you out
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REGEX
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (3)
Updated: 2013-02-11
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
regcomp, regexec, regerror, regfree - POSIX regex functions
SYNOPSIS
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <regex.h>
int regcomp(regex_t *preg, const char *regex, int cflags);
int regexec(const regex_t *preg, const char *string, size_t nmatch,
regmatch_t pmatch[], int eflags);
size_t regerror(int errcode, const regex_t *preg, char *errbuf,
size_t errbuf_size);
void regfree(regex_t *preg);
DESCRIPTION
POSIX regex compiling
regcomp()
is used to compile a regular expression into a form that is suitable
for subsequent
regexec()
searches.
regcomp()
is supplied with
preg,
a pointer to a pattern buffer storage area;
regex,
a pointer to the null-terminated string and
cflags,
flags used to determine the type of compilation.
All regular expression searching must be done via a compiled pattern
buffer, thus
regexec()
must always be supplied with the address of a
regcomp()
initialized pattern buffer.
cflags
may be the
bitwise-or
of one or more of the following:
- REG_EXTENDED
-
Use
POSIX
Extended Regular Expression syntax when interpreting
regex.
If not set,
POSIX
Basic Regular Expression syntax is used.
- REG_ICASE
-
Do not differentiate case.
Subsequent
regexec()
searches using this pattern buffer will be case insensitive.
- REG_NOSUB
-
Do not report position of matches.
The
nmatch
and
pmatch
arguments to
regexec()
are ignored if the pattern buffer supplied was compiled with this flag set.
- REG_NEWLINE
-
Match-any-character operators don't match a newline.
A nonmatching list
([^...])
not containing a newline does not match a newline.
Match-beginning-of-line operator
(^)
matches the empty string immediately after a newline, regardless of
whether
eflags,
the execution flags of
regexec(),
contains
REG_NOTBOL.
Match-end-of-line operator
($)
matches the empty string immediately before a newline, regardless of
whether
eflags
contains
REG_NOTEOL.
POSIX regex matching
regexec()
is used to match a null-terminated string
against the precompiled pattern buffer,
preg.
nmatch
and
pmatch
are used to provide information regarding the location of any matches.
eflags
may be the
bitwise-or
of one or both of
REG_NOTBOL
and
REG_NOTEOL
which cause changes in matching behavior described below.
- REG_NOTBOL
-
The match-beginning-of-line operator always fails to match (but see the
compilation flag
REG_NEWLINE
above).
This flag may be used when different portions of a string are passed to
regexec()
and the beginning of the string should not be interpreted as the
beginning of the line.
- REG_NOTEOL
-
The match-end-of-line operator always fails to match (but see the
compilation flag
REG_NEWLINE
above).
Byte offsets
Unless
REG_NOSUB
was set for the compilation of the pattern buffer, it is possible to
obtain match addressing information.
pmatch
must be dimensioned to have at least
nmatch
elements.
These are filled in by
regexec()
with substring match addresses.
The offsets of the subexpression starting at the
ith
open parenthesis are stored in
pmatch[i].
The entire regular expression's match addresses are stored in
pmatch[0].
(Note that to return the offsets of
N
subexpression matches,
nmatch
must be at least
N+1.)
Any unused structure elements will contain the value -1.
The
regmatch_t
structure which is the type of
pmatch
is defined in
<regex.h>.
typedef struct {
regoff_t rm_so;
regoff_t rm_eo;
} regmatch_t;
Each
rm_so
element that is not -1 indicates the start offset of the next largest
substring match within the string.
The relative
rm_eo
element indicates the end offset of the match,
which is the offset of the first character after the matching text.
POSIX error reporting
regerror()
is used to turn the error codes that can be returned by both
regcomp()
and
regexec()
into error message strings.
regerror()
is passed the error code,
errcode,
the pattern buffer,
preg,
a pointer to a character string buffer,
errbuf,
and the size of the string buffer,
errbuf_size.
It returns the size of the
errbuf
required to contain the null-terminated error message string.
If both
errbuf
and
errbuf_size
are nonzero,
errbuf
is filled in with the first
errbuf_size - 1
characters of the error message and a terminating null byte ('\0').
POSIX pattern buffer freeing
Supplying
regfree()
with a precompiled pattern buffer,
preg
will free the memory allocated to the pattern buffer by the compiling
process,
regcomp().
RETURN VALUE
regcomp()
returns zero for a successful compilation or an error code for failure.
regexec()
returns zero for a successful match or
REG_NOMATCH
for failure.
ERRORS
The following errors can be returned by
regcomp():
- REG_BADBR
-
Invalid use of back reference operator.
- REG_BADPAT
-
Invalid use of pattern operators such as group or list.
- REG_BADRPT
-
Invalid use of repetition operators such as using '*'
as the first character.
- REG_EBRACE
-
Un-matched brace interval operators.
- REG_EBRACK
-
Un-matched bracket list operators.
- REG_ECOLLATE
-
Invalid collating element.
- REG_ECTYPE
-
Unknown character class name.
- REG_EEND
-
Nonspecific error.
This is not defined by POSIX.2.
- REG_EESCAPE
-
Trailing backslash.
- REG_EPAREN
-
Un-matched parenthesis group operators.
- REG_ERANGE
-
Invalid use of the range operator; for example, the ending point of the range
occurs prior to the starting point.
- REG_ESIZE
-
Compiled regular expression requires a pattern buffer larger than 64Kb.
This is not defined by POSIX.2.
- REG_ESPACE
-
The regex routines ran out of memory.
- REG_ESUBREG
-
Invalid back reference to a subexpression.
CONFORMING TO
POSIX.1-2001.
SEE ALSO
grep(1),
regex(7)
The glibc manual section,
Regular Expression Matching
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- POSIX regex compiling
-
- POSIX regex matching
-
- Byte offsets
-
- POSIX error reporting
-
- POSIX pattern buffer freeing
-
- RETURN VALUE
-
- ERRORS
-
- CONFORMING TO
-
- SEE ALSO
-
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This sample demonstrates how a developer can use the new CSS Regions feature to dynamically load content, dynamically create regions, for content, and append them to an HTML element styled to be a Flexbox through JavaScript.


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Posted on September 19, 2017
Understanding Solr Explain:
In this article, I am going to explain the solr explain in details.
When you search any term in solr basically you see the results based on decending order of score. If you want to understand how these documents score are calculated then you need to add debugQuery=true and debug.explain.structured=true in solr query
For example:
http://localhost:8983/solr/demo/search/?q=technology&fl=url,title,category,score&version=2.2&start=0&rows=2 &indent=on&wt=json&debugQuery=true&debug.explain.structured=true
When executed the above query i got the below results:
"response":{"numFound":323,"start":0,"maxScore":31.509829,"docs":[ { "url":"localhost:8983/certificate-programs/technology-and-sciences.html", "title":"Health Information Technology", "category":"programs", "score":31.509829}, { "url":"localhost:8983/certificate-programs/arts-and-sciences.html", "title":"Communication And Technology Certificate", "category":"programs", "score":27.5711 } ]
Total documents we got here is 323 but i have shown above only two for understanding the scoring calculation. first document with url="localhost:8983/certificate-programs/technology-and-sciences.html" and score=31.509829
second document with url="localhost:8983/certificate-programs/arts-and-sciences.html" and score=27.5711
The calculated score not only depends upon how many times search query string is present in searched field, but it also depends upon other factors as explained in Lucene’s TFIDFSimilarity.
Lets look at the debug parsed query below
"debug":{ "rawquerystring":"technology", "querystring":"technology", "parsedquery":"+DisjunctionMaxQuery((all_text:technology^10.0)~0.3) ()", "parsedquery_toString":"+(all_text:technology^10.0)~0.3 ()",
Now lets look at the explain part below
"explain":{ "localhost:8983/certificate-programs/technology-and-sciences.html":{ "match":true, "value":31.509829, "description":"sum of:", "details":[{ "match":true, "value":31.509829, "description":"weight(all_text:technology^10.0 in 64), product of:", "details":[{ "match":true, "value":0.99999994, "description":"queryWeight(all_text:technology^10.0), product of:", "details":[{ "match":true, "value":10.0, "description":"boost"}, { "match":true, "value":2.785102, "description":"idf(docFreq=426, maxDocs=2545)"}, { "match":true, "value":0.035905328, "description":"queryNorm"}]}, { "match":true, "value":31.50983, "description":"fieldWeight(all_text:technology in 64), product of:", "details":[{ "match":true, "value":1.4142135, "description":"tf(termFreq(all_text:technology)=2)"}, { "match":true, "value":2.785102, "description":"idf(docFreq=426, maxDocs=2545)"}, { "match":true, "value":8.0, "description":"fieldNorm(field=all_text, doc=64)"}]}]}]},
Understand the terms used in the above formula


Tommy (Tuan) Nguyen
DevOps Engineer
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>https://tuannvm.com
Skills
- System Architect
- Design system & infrastructure to suite engineering & business requirement
- DevOps
- Implement CI/CD pipline, chatops, gitops, …
- SRE
- Develop & maintain monitoring services
Stack
- Kubernetes
- AWS
- Golang
- Python
- Shell
- Linux
- Unix
Certifications
- Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA)
- Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD)
- IELTS band 7.0
- Microsoft® Certified Professional
- LPIC-2
- Novell Certified Linux Administrator (Novell CLA)
- SUSE Linux Enterprise 11
- CCNP Switch
- CCNP Route
Experience
- Honestbee - Singapore
-
DevOps Engineer
- Jul 2018 - Present
- Maintain & Operate a system which server 500k+ customers accross 6 countries.
- Successfully migrate backend application from legacy Elastic Beanstalk platform to Kubernetes.
- Being an active contributor for Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)
- Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) & Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD)
- Implement centralized secret management for kubernetes clusters using vault.
- Integrate OpenID access management with kubnernetes, which allow developers using github account to gain access to cluster.
- Develop a framework based on kops to allow cluster creation with just a few steps.
- Write several tools for internal usage & cluster management.
- Clickmedix - HCMC, Vietnam
-
DevOps Lead
- July 2016 - Jun 2017
- Be responsible for an E-healthcare system which serve 100+ hospital accross the world.
- Migrated from a manual deployment workflow to fully-automated CI/CD pipeline using Jenkins.
- Optimized resource usage, thus greatly reduce operation cost.
- Cogini Hong Kong Limited - HCMC, Vietnam
-
System Manager
- February 2016 – July 2016
- Mainly focused on cloud computing (Amazon web services, Google cloud platform).
- Supported multiple outsourcing projects.
- Planned and implement automatic deployment service, apply to production systems
- Got familiar with CI/CD process.
- Ensured services comply to predefined SLA.
- Monitored system metrics & stats 24/7.
- Make sure customer’s servers comply to all security rules & polices.
- Haravan Technologies JSC - HCMC, Vietnam
-
Senior System & Network Engineer
- July 2014 – January 2016
- Deployed System, Network Infrastructure for a newly-formed startup.
- Utilized open source softwares (MongoDB, ElasticSearch, Nginx, Ansible…)
- Setup tools to monitor & handle attack from outside (DDOS, Flood, Injection…)
- Implemented 2-step authentication on Windows, Unix, Web.
- Integrate LDAP with internal services.
- Migrate part of the current running system to Azure for saving cost.
- Get familiar with AWS services.
- Monitoring infrastructure with various tools, including: PRTG, Statsd & Graphite, Splunk, own-developed tools…
- Spent a lot of time with Haproxy, Dnsmasq, Dns-unblocking technique.
- Wrote several admin tools using Node.js, shellscript…
- Began to focus more on microservices (Docker, CoreOS…), steadily “dockerize” services and deploy them to production.
- Mobile Entertainment Corporation - HCMC, Vietnam
-
System & Network Engineer
- April 2013 – June 2014
- Rebuilt appstore system.
- Scan security for newly-deployed services.
- Built download system, which serve 1000+ concurent connection.
- Wrote several scripts for automation.
- Setup & configured access point, modem, router, switch…
- Deployed “Wifi advertising platform” which covered 100+ coffee shops.
- Implemented open source log system (up to millions record per day) using ELK stack.
- Configured HA & load balancing environment (MySQL master – slave, HA Proxy, LVS)
- Setup CSM (centralized server management) which handle daily basis tasks with an friendly UI.
- FPT Online Service JSC - HCMC, Vietnam
-
System Specialist
- January 2011 – March 2013
- Deployed Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop for 30+ users.
- Configured web server using lighttpd with PHP fastcgi and squid caching system for websites, forums
- Deployed & Operated serveral online games, work a lot with PXE, cygwin in these projects.
- Built email marketing system which supported sending ~200k emails / day.
- Setup email servers for sendo.vn (e-commerce website) and senpay.vn (online payment).
- Maintained & updated FPT Online dns system.
- Deployed centralize source code management (SVN) used by company-wide.
- Be part of the “Content Delivery Network” taskforce, which deploy CDN system for vnexpress, a top news websites in Vietnam.
- Built custom linux kernel torun OS entirely on RAM.
- Write a lot of shell script to control & maintain servers.
- Built ticket tracking system using OTRS software.
- Centralized log management with graylog2, logstash and elasticsearch.
Education
Vietnam National University - Ho Chi Minh City University of Science (HCMUS)
- Electronics & Telecommunications
- Computer & Embedded System
- 2006 – 2011
- The program is based on the academic system (curriculum, syllabi, homework, examinations…) delivered in English.


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Xml Identity Transform
An identity transformation is one that reproduces the input. The article here, shows examples using XML Stylesheets and XQuery.
The Go XML package cannot exactly do an identity transform because the standard marshal function does not handle processing instructions or directives. And because the marshal function relies on a struct to save the data, it cannot keep track of the relative position of comments either. However, it will associate the comment to the correct parent element, but may move it compared to the input XML document.
In theory, an encoding of decoded XML document would be able to produce an exact replica. However, the code below results in an error:
package main
import (
"encoding/xml"
"fmt"
"os"
"strings"
)
func main() {
data := `
<Person>
<FullName>Grace R. Emlin</FullName>
<Company>Example Inc.</Company>
</Person>
`
decoder := xml.NewDecoder(strings.NewReader(data))
encoder := xml.NewEncoder(os.Stdout)
if err := encoder.Encode(decoder); err != nil {
fmt.Printf("error: %v\n", err)
}
}
$ go run identityxform.go
error: xml: unsupported type: map[string]string
$
Since that doesn’t work, I used the marshal and unmarshal functions with the generic tagged struct using in the previous blog article. And by using the indent variant of the marshal function, the code will pretty print.
Here is an example:
$ cat test1.xml
<Person type="alien" thumbs="yes">here is some character data<FullName>Grace R. Emlin</FullName><!-- this is not a comment... just kidding --><Company>Example Inc.<!-- this company excels --></Company></Person>
$ go run identityXform.go -i test1.xml -indent
<Person type="alien" thumbs="yes">here is some character data
<!-- this is not a comment... just kidding -->
<FullName>Grace R. Emlin</FullName>
<Company>Example Inc.
<!-- this company excels --></Company>
</Person>
$
Find the code and readme under “identityXform” here.
Hope you find this series helpful!


Eldritch Moon
Table of Content
1. Stone and Blood
2. Emrakul Rises
3. Innistrad's Last Hope
4. Campaign of Vengeance
5. Saint Traft and the Flight of Nightmares
6. Battle of Thraben
7. The Promised End


Top 3 Artists
Top 3 Songs
Top 3 Albums
We got love for you if you were born in the 80's, the 80's!
Top Three Artists
Michael Jackson
“I'm never pleased with anything, I'm a perfectionist, it's part of who I am.”
Prince
“Yeah, everybody’s got a bomb, we could all die any day. But before I’ll let that happen, I’ll dance my life away.”
Madonna
“I wouldn't have turned out the way I was if I didn't have all those old-fashioned values to rebel against.”
Top Three Songs
"Come on Eileen"
Dexys Midnight Runners
"The Power of Love"
Huey Lewis & the News
"Buffalo Stance"
Neneh Cherry
Top Three Albums
"Thriller"
Michael Jackson
"Graceland"
Paul Simon
"Tracy Chapman"
Tracy Chapman


Cacti - T. Pachanoi, Salvia divinorum (extract), Cannabis & Nitrous Oxide
I ingested 10 grams of san pedro alcohol extract tar dispersed in 26 gel caps this morning at 8:00 am. It took me 30 minutes to swallow all the pills. I was taking the pills with lemon water. Roughly 20 minutes later I emptied my stomach, in a most unpleasant purge. I have no idea how much mescaline really made it into my system. For the next few hours any effects caused by the mescaline were subtle but enjoyable. I was feeling some flowing thoughts, and increased enjoyment of motion and color. I spent the afternoon driving around with my sober friends (they were driving) looking at apartments, eating at a greek restaurant, where I only had 2 pieces of garlic toast, and taking a look at my friends remodeled Tae Kwon Do studio. Overall a nice day, and worth the purging and subtle nausea I felt most of the day.
What I really want to communicate here, is about what happened at about 5pm. We came back from the city to our house in the country, where my sober friends were going to watch a Jon Bastow video. I had little interest in the activity. I decided to use the opportunity to see how far I could go with the intoxicating substances I had available to me.
A bit of background: I first took mushrooms and had a true entheogenic experience several months ago, and have since been playing with different substances, and trying to figure out how these 'doors of perception' work. I have smoked Salvia twice and had interesting experiences both times.  So I recently borrowed a decent sized water pipe from my brother, who suggested I try the Salvia with a little pot, and had some pot to give me. I have never smoked pot before, but took a small 'nug' somewhat reluctantly. So with my friends downstairs and me on a comfortable foam mattress next to an open window, showing me a wonderful landscape of ocean and rolling fields and trees, a fish pond and the blue sky, I decided to smoke the Salvia I had with the pot nugget.
I should note here that I'm not positive about the doses of these substances. I did not weigh the Salvia, but it was about half of a container that contained a gram when I bought it. Also, the product I was using was labeled 40X, but I believe it to be 5X. I have no real concept what the pot weighted, but it was a small 'nug' a bit larger than the eraser of a pencil.
I had never used a water pipe before, and am not sure I fully got the concept of it. But I smoked the substances I described as best I could. Taking about 4-5 lung fulls that I held for roughly 30 seconds each. Time was becoming quite confusing, so I'm not sure about these figures. For some amount of time, I would guess about 10 mintues, I enjoyed the somewhat confusing, dissociative high produced by Salvia. At one point I felt very much like I was floating on a cloud. Another, like my head and neck became rays of sunshine connecting to the sun.
I felt that I was close to something. Some interesting thought that was hard to perceive because of the confusing effects of Salvia. I had a strong drive to go deeper, and see if I couldn't catch that thought or realization, despite the confusion. So I got up and got some nitrous equipment out of my closet, a balloon, a cheap cracker purchased at a head shop, and some food quality nitrous chargers. I sat back down near the window, and emptied two nitrous chargers into the balloon. I took many deep breaths of air to insure that my brain had adequate oxygen. Then I inhaled the nitrous and hyperventilated on the balloon for maybe a minute.
I became very intoxicated and became almost inches from 'the realization.' It had something to do with drug use, the doors of perception, but I wasn't quite there. I decided to do another double dose of nitrous. I had quite a bit of difficulty filling the ballon with two more chargers, but eventually had the job done. I was rather proud that I could still function in the world of tasks from the perception state I was in. I breathed some more air, and then hyperventilated on this second 'double dose' of nitrous.
What happened next is the reason I'm writting this experience down. I truely feel that I made it to the ultimate understanding of the universe. I was on the edge of time, in hyperspace, truely in another dimension. I came away from that place just slightly back the world of words, thoughts and symbols, and instantly felt I needed to express myself to my Girlfriend who we will call 'K'. Only, K was on vacation and nowhere near me, and probably didn't have cell phone reception. I decided to write down the words I wanted to say to her. I attempted to open up something on my computer that would allow me to type, and ended up with a spread sheet document. I wrote on 5 rows of the spread sheet at about (T=+10.20). Here is what I wrote:
[first row]: Ok honey list I just realized the whome meaning of live “that's not it, that's my girlfriend, that's K'
[second row]: K (full name), I was trying to realize something and it's passed a bit but I think I figured it otu.
[third row]: I can barely type right now, but I want to tell you that I've found whaty I've been looking for. I may decide to go back, but I've been to the edge of the univers.
[fourth row]: “holey shit, that's not me, that's me, both things are the same,
[fifth row]: The next thing that I felt like saying to you was, the previous sentacne? I forgot what i was going to say while I was writing that sentence.” I also said “shit” a minute ago, but didn't write it while I was typing.” between the I amd the forgot
At this point I think I decided typing was too hard, but still very much so wanted to try and explain my realization to my friends. I went downstairs and interrupted their workout video to try and explain. The were quite generous for listening to a ranting babbling bafoon. I spent the next hour or so trying to explain to ultimate truth to them. My words and explanations often ended in circles. But I described something about a deep realization that time is truely a 4th dimension, and that the big bang took place on the 3 dimensions that we live, but that I felt I had understood for one moment, the nature of the big bang.
It almost felt as though I was truely one with the universe, in the sense that I understood where every particle and electromagnetic wave currently were in the universe and could see how they all traced back to the big bang. As I was trying to describe these and other metaphysical concepts I continued to have moments of extreme understanding. A feeling that I'd come to a realization much too impossibly deep to try and describe. This lead me to the thought that perhaps communication, symbols and emotions exist on yet another dimension from energy, matter, space, and time.
My friends slowly became uninterested in my rambling, and I became aware of this and decided to let them be. I continued having the feeling of utter realization, and was trying to put it all together, but couldn't quite make it. I felt that the reason for not being able to describe or explain it was because the drugs had shown me the ultimate truth of only 'the universe,' or in other words, the first 3 dimensions. The following 2 dimensions of time and emotions were a whole seperate realm which I had no hopes of truely realizing.
I am currently having difficulty integrating this experience. I feel I still have a lot to think about to try put it all together, both in terms of metaphysics, and integrating these realizations in my daily life. I will say though, that I feel I went as deep as a drug could possibly take me. On a final note. When I was there, in the ultimate truth. I felt great goodness and joy. This lead me to believe that the nature of the universe is benevelent and good. Perhaps that is the strongest lesson I can take from this experience.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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AKAN NAME
Hey! this is a web application designed to calculate the day yu were born and depending on the gender input determines the akan NAME.
You are just required to enter your date of birth,year of birth and submit hence get to know your AKAN NAME
Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture.


I'm A Celeb's Kate Garraway has been preparing for the jungle by forest bathing
Kate said that she'll sneak off to the forest for 'an hour or two' to bathe, which is said to have huge health benefits
by Mark Jefferies, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/mark-jefferies/Kate Garraway prepared for her time in the I’m A Celebrity jungle by forest bathing to get in touch with nature.
The Good Morning Britain host says she enjoys the practice, which sees people spend time in the outdoors to increase physical and mental wellbeing.
Forest bathing, a term developed Japan in the 80s, is said to have numerous benefits, like reducing stress and blood pressure , and improving memory and concentration.
Kate, 52, said: “If I have an hour or two, I do a bit of forest bathing. I love being in nature, being surrounded by green. I think one of our problems in living in cities is we are completely unaware of the seasons.
“We don’t have a real sense of what spring is, which is pretty brutal in the natural world, and we don’t have a sense of the warmth and generosity of autumn,” the star adds.
“So that means... getting rid of the phone. And just really connect with it. Smell the smells, hear the sounds, experience the silence that isn’t silence,” she tells Positivity Podcast.
The mum of two has previously said she enjoys daily walks in the park to stay in shape.
She said: “Like many women of my age, I struggle with my bottom sagging, tummy wobbling and flabby upper arms. I don’t want to look old in my advanced years, so I go on a power walk for half an hour every day and it helps to keep the pounds off.”
As she landed at Brisbane airport in Queensland yesterday to begin her stint on the ITV show, Kate said she thought a lot about what to pack to wear in the famous jungle shower. She said: “I’m a bit nervous. I’ve got a lot of swimming costumes.
“We did have a big try-on session. It’s quite hard as I’ve got bits of my body that I’m trying to cover up. In fact, a lot of my body I’m trying to cover up. I was looking for one that goes down to my ankles.”
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FILM TITLE: TOUS LES MATINS DU MONDE ( ALL THE MORNINGS OF THE WORLD ) DIRECTOR: ALAIN CORNEAU COUNTRY: FRANCE 1992 CINEMATOGRAPHY: YVES ANGELO CAST: Gerard Depardieu, Jean-Pierre Marielle, Guillaume Depardieu, Anne Brochet, Carole Richert. SUPER FEATURES: The music and the acting. FROM THE NOVEL BY PASCAL QUIGNARD, who also helped the director script the work.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There is so little known about the life of composer SAINTE COLOMBE, that it took a novel to get some attention. And a director who loves music, because if you didn't, this film might not have been worth it.
This is not the CLIFF NOTES of music appreciation. This is the real thing....... and it is done so carefully, and meticulously, that one is probably going to go out and buy a lot of this music............. Sainte Colombe, became a historical composer, and creative musician because he disdained the music business more than for his own music, although it is intensely private, and extremely beautiful.
He was more famous for having created a scandal when he refused the favors of the courts of Louis XIV in France. He was less interested in the popular, or court attentions, than he was in being lost in his own grief, for a wife he truly loved, and if it is an indication, the first person that showed to him that his music not only made sense, but was good. However, Sainte Colombe's prowess with the instrument he devised ( the precursor to today's cello -- he added a 7th string to the viola to add more lower notes ) was clear, and the desire of many who hoped to get him as a teacher. Most were refused, and it is possible than none actually got any teaching. But Marin Marais has in his memoirs some moments to tell, and the film's writer devised a novel about the tragic life of a man, who was truly lost in his own creation.
Opening with an extreme close up of the sad Marais, in grief, for he too has been bit by his inability to deal with the guilt he has for having left Sainte Colombe's daughter, who went on to hang herself, the elder Marais tells his story to an audience of young musicians that are trying to rehearse, but have no touch, no feel for any music. And the film ends with the elder Sainte Colombe entering and saying the final line of the film. " I am proud to have taught a student like you " ...  The music has won out. And the feelings have been elevated to a new high.
With a superb cast, both Depardieus ( father and son ), J-P Marielle as Sainte Colombe, and Anne Brochet and Carole Richert as the daughters of the composer, just smooth their way through the whole film, which appears long, but isn't..... but pleas that you listen and live the feelings of the music... which is not something Hollywood likes to do..... they would have cut half hour out of this film........
 DEEP FEELINGS...INTENSE.
5 GIBLOONS of 5
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I have to give a talk for high school students. Topic: cryptography.
I've done this before, and I would usually fool around in Python. Does anyone know of an implementation of DH or RSA in Lean?
lolno
I stay away from Lean when I'm giving talks like this. I spend time talking about WhatsApp because that's what they know in the UK.
But you could do both, right?
then again, all you need is a bit of group exponentiation on zmod
to implement DH
My school talks are usually only 30-40 mins
and I think RSA is about as easy
Aah, I have 75 minutes. The students are coming to an open day of the math department.
I might even be tempted to refuse to speak to schoolkids for so long. They're not used to concentrating for that kind of time (at least in the UK)
I would talk for 30, give them 15 minutes to do a project, and then talk for 30 more. Active learning!
You've got tenure :lol: Refusing is not on my list of options.
Right, that's what I was thinking.
They could spend the 15 minutes trying to install Lean :-)
So they could do their project with a hand calculator or python or whatever.
I was just thinking of demoing Lean. Not them playing with it.
oh no it takes a whole hour to install lean
maybe a 7 minute talk, then an hour working together trying to install Lean, and then 8 minute wrap-up at the end.
I've done super-hard computations on my phone using the pari-gp app and a bluetooth keyboard.
and the app is a one click install on Android.
You could give them some 5 digit numbers to factor on their stock calculator
but I would stay away from Lean. I've tried it with Math Olympiad level schoolkids and they found it tough
Ok, thanks for the advice. I'll stick to python.
on the other hand I should say that on some Wed in mid-Oct (18th?) I am giving another Lean school talk.
can I come? :P
If you are interested in incorporating lean, you can just mention it without going in depth. Make them know formal proving is a thing, and move on
Right. That's also an option.
can I come? :P
My recent experience with going to give school talks in the UK is that you can't get beyond the entrance until you've proved (or at least claimed) that you're the person they're expecting to give the talk, and they've given you something to wear around your neck saying "visitor".
It's very different to how it was 20 years ago
so my guess is no
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Defines solution to the Convex Hull problem proposed by Andrew which uses balanced binary trees to store the partial hulls, rather than linked lists.


This demo is an exact copy of the Angular 4 demo, but it uses Angular CLI instead of SystemJS. This page
discusses only the package.json
setup for Angular CLI. The remainder of the docs for the SystemJS version apply to
this demonstration too.
{
"name": "jsplumb-toolkit-angular",
"version": "1.3.0",
"license": "Commercial",
"scripts": {
"ng": "ng",
"start": "ng serve",
"build": "ng build",
"test": "ng test",
"lint": "ng lint",
"e2e": "ng e2e",
"tscr":"tsc -traceResolution",
"tsc":"tsc"
},
"private": true,
"dependencies": {
"@angular/common": "^4.0.0",
"@angular/compiler": "^4.0.0",
"@angular/core": "^4.0.0",
"@angular/forms": "^4.0.0",
"@angular/http": "^4.0.0",
"@angular/platform-browser": "^4.0.0",
"@angular/platform-browser-dynamic": "^4.0.0",
"@angular/router": "^4.0.0",
"core-js": "^2.4.1",
"rxjs": "^5.1.0",
"zone.js": "^0.8.5",
"jsplumbtoolkit": "file:../../jsplumbtoolkit.tgz",
"jsplumbtoolkittypes":"file:../../types/jsplumbtoolkit",
"jsplumbtypes":"file:../../types/jsplumb"
},
"devDependencies": {
"@angular/cli": "1.0.0-rc.0",
"@angular/compiler-cli": "^4.0.0",
"@types/jasmine": "2.5.38",
"@types/node": "~6.0.60",
"codelyzer": "~2.0.0",
"jasmine-core": "~2.5.2",
"jasmine-spec-reporter": "~3.2.0",
"karma": "~1.4.1",
"karma-chrome-launcher": "~2.0.0",
"karma-cli": "~1.0.1",
"karma-jasmine": "~1.1.0",
"karma-jasmine-html-reporter": "^0.2.2",
"karma-coverage-istanbul-reporter": "^0.2.0",
"protractor": "~5.1.0",
"ts-node": "~2.0.0",
"tslint": "~4.4.2",
"typescript": "~2.2.0"
}
}
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dependencies
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It's now a good idea to go to the docs for the SystemJS version, and read everything except the section on SystemJS.


Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wanted to substitute all 11 Man Utd players before comeback
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was far from happy with his side's performance in the first half against newly-promoted Sheffield United at Bramall Lane
by David Anderson, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/david-anderson/Ole Gunnar Solskjaer claimed he wanted to substitute all 11 players before Manchester United battled back to earn at draw at Bramall Lane.
Solskjaer was angry with their dire first-half performance when they trailed 1-0 before his young side turned this exhilarating game on its head by scoring three times in seven minutes.
“We were very poor,” said the Manchester United boss. “It made me think of Everton away last season when were 2-0 down and lost 4-0 in the end.
“I could have changed 11 players at half-time, apart from the keeper.
“Sheffield United looked like they wanted it more than us and believed in their game plan more than we did. We did not have a shot on target first half which is not acceptable.
“I was angry, disappointed. I don’t know what emotions you want and I had to wake them up at half-time.
“Suddenly they were trying things and it took the fear away.”
Teenagers Brandon Williams and Mason Greenwood scored before Marcus Rashford gave United the lead only for Oli McBurnie to equalise in the 90th-minute with a goal, which survived a VAR check for handball.
Solskjaer hailed his side’s fighting spirit and claimed they would have lost this game last season.
“The difference in this team compared to last year is huge,” he said. “They never give in. Last year we would have gone in four or five down instead of coming back. We would not have been able to come back.
“This team doesn’t give in now and that’s such a difference from last year to now.
“The boys would have learned a lesson for 70 minutes, but the way they turned that bad 70 minutes into a positive is good.”


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Ailes, an OU alumnus, donated $500,000 to the university in 2007. As part of a contract with the university obtained via a public records request, Ailes agreed to pay the full amount within five years in exchange for naming a newsroom after him.
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Former President Bill Clinton shakes hands and takes selfies with students and Athens residents after speaking on college green on Oct. 4, 2016.
Former President Bill Clinton visited OU’s campus in October during a campaign stop for his wife, Hillary. He spoke to about 3,500 people on the west side of Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium where he talked about Hillary’s college plan, the Affordable Care Act and Donald Trump.
A combined more than 1,800 acres of the Wayne National Forest were auctioned off for oil and gas purposes. The sale could lead to hydraulic fracturing — or fracking — on public land. Fracking is a process in which pressurized liquid is used to fracture rock and release gas.
More than 700 acres were auctioned off Dec. 13. The Bureau of Land Management netted more than $1 million in their first sale of Wayne National Forest. On March 23, the bureau auctioned off 1,147 acres of Wayne, netting more than $5 million.
The charges against the demonstrators were later dismissed at the end of March after the Ohio University Police Department Chief Andrew Powers asked Athens City Prosecutor Tracy Meek to drop the charges “out of fairness to the other similarly situated defendants.” That decision came after Athens Municipal Court Judge Todd Grace found Michael Mayberry not guilty in the first trial of the students arrested in Baker Center, according to a previous Post report.
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Now-former Ohio University President Roderick McDavis poses for a portrait in Cutler Hall on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2017.
Roderick McDavis’ last day as OU’s President was Feb. 17. He started working for AGB Search as its new managing principal on March 1.
AGB Search, based in Washington, D.C., focuses on higher education leadership, conducting executive searches in partnership with colleges, universities, systems, boards and related foundations across the country.
McDavis was the second OU alumnus and first African-American to serve as OU president. He started his presidency in July 2004 and earned $500,000 for the 2016-17 academic year.
David Descutner has served as OU’s interim president since Feb. 18. He previously served as a special adviser of Faculty & Academic Planning in OU’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Duane Nellis was unanimously selected as OU’s 21st president by the Board of Trustees in February at the university’s Dublin’s campus.
He was the final candidate in the presidential search, which included OU Executive Vice President and Provost Pam Benoit. His initial annual salary will be $475,000, and his first day at OU will be June 12.
The Office of Equity and Civil Rights Compliance found that Andrew Escobedo, an English professor, sexually harassed female students and engaged in sexual conduct without their consent.
Escobedo, who is facing de-tenuring and dismissal, has requested a hearing before a faculty committee to respond to the allegations against him.
Carl Fonticella | FILE
(From left to right) Vice Presidential candidate Nicole Schneider, Treasurer candidate Zachary Woods and Presidential candidate Landen Lama embrace after their ticket, Green Light, swept the executive candidate positions during the 2017 Student Senate Elections.
The Green Light ticket swept the 2017-18 Student Senate elections in April.
Landen Lama was elected president, Nicole Schneider was elected vice president and Zach Woods was elected treasurer.
Clarification: This article has been updated to include additional information about why the charges against the ‘Bobcat 70’ were dropped.
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