As of CDM version 4.3, GRIB datasets are handled as collections of GRIB files. A GRIB file is an unordered collection of GRIB records. A GRIB dataset is a therefore a collection of GRIB records in one or more files. A GRIB dataset can only operate on local files. A THREDDS Data Server (TDS) can make GRIB datasets remotely accessible, eg through OPeNDAP, WMS, or the NetCDF Subset Service (NCSS).
The CDM can only read GRIB files, it cannot write them. It can, however, rewrite GRIB into netCDF using CF Conventions. Before version 4.3.13, it can only write netCDF-3 format files, which are typically 4-20 times larger than GRIB. As of 4.3.13, the CDM can write to netCDF-4 format, with file sizes comparable to GRIB, typically within a factor of two.
A GRIB collection must follow these homogeneity constraints:
In addition:
For each GRIB file, a GRIB index file is written with suffix .gbx9. This file contains everything in the GRIB file except the data. Generally it is 300-1000 times smaller than the original file. Once written, it typically never has to be rewritten. If the GRIB file changes, the CDM should detect that and rewrite the index file. If there is any doubt about that, delete the index file and let it get recreated.
For each GRIB collection, a CDM collection index file is written with suffix .ncx3. This file contains all the metadata and the coordinates for the collection. It is usually fairly small (a few dozen KBytes to a few MBytes for a large collection), and once created, makes accessing the GRIB collection very fast. In general it will be updated if needed, but one can always delete it and let it be recreated.
If one opens a single GRIB file in the CDM, a gbx9 and ncx3 file will be created for that file. If one opens a collection of multiple GRIB files, a gbx9 file is created for each file, and one ncx3 file is created for the entire collection.
Both kinds of index files are binary, private formats for the CDM, whose format may change as needed. Your application should not depend in any way on the details of these formats.
Moving GRIB files. When GRIB index files (gbx9) are created, they store the name of the GRIB data file. However, this is not used except for debugging. So you can move the data files and the GBX files as needed. The CDM index files (ncx3) also store the names of the GRIB data files, and (usually) needs the GRIB files to exist there. So if you move, best to delete the ncx3 files and recreate.
The use of external tables in GRIB is quite problematic (read here for more details). Nonetheless, GRIB files are in wide use internationally and contain invaluable data. The CDM is a general-purpose GRIB reading library that makes GRIB data available through the CDM/NetCDF API, that is, as multidimensional data arrays and CF-compliant metadata and coordinates.
Because of flaws in the design of GRIB and flaws in actual practice when writing GRIB, any general purpose GRIB reader can only make a best effort in interpreting arbitrary GRIB records. It is therefore necessary, for anything other than casual use, to carefully examine the output of CDM GRIB datasets and compare this against the documentation. In particular, GRIB records may refer to local tables that are missing or incorrect in the CDM, and they may override standard WMO tables without the CDM being able to detect that they are doing so. It is often necessary for users to contact the data producer to obtain the correct tables for the particular dataset they want to read. This is also necessary for other GRIB reading tools like wgrib (NCEP) and gribex (ECMWF).
The CDM has a number of ways to allow you to use new tables or override incorrect ones globally or by dataset. The good news is that if users contribute these fixes back to the CDM, everyone can take advantage of them and the set of "correct" datasets will grow. The WMO has greatly improved the process of using the standard tables, and hopefully GRIB data producers will continue to improve methods for writing GRIB and maintaining local tables.
The CDM is used primarily to open single GRIB files, and the TDS is used to manage large and very large collections of files. Here is a summary of the ways that an application might use the CDM to open GRIB files.
Pass the local data file location to any of the standard dataset opening classes:
The GRIB Index (.gbx9) and GRIB Collection index (.ncx3) files will be created as needed.
If the GRIB Collection index (.ncx3) already exists, one can pass that to any of the standard dataset opening classes. In this case, the collection is created from reading the ncx3 file with no checking against the original data file(s). The original data files are only accessed when data is requested from them. Be careful not to move the data files once the index files are created. If you do need to move the data files, its best to recreate the index files.
You can use a GRIB <featureCollection> element to define the GRIB Collection, and generates the CDM index (ncx3) file.
For simple cases, you can create the ncx3 file based on a collection spec using ToolsUI: IOSP/GRIB1(2)/GribCollection. Enter the collection spec and hit Enter. To write the index file, hit the "Write Index" button on the right. Give it a memorable name and hit Save. Its is currently not possible to pass GRIB Collection Configuration elements in this way.
In versions 4.2 and before, Grib files were typically aggregated using NcML Aggregations. While this could work if the GRIB files were truly homogenous, in practice this often has problems; the aggregation would appear ok, but in fact be incorrect in various subtle ways. This was one of the motivations for developing GRIB collections, which collects the GRIB records into multidimensional arrays and can (mostly) figure out the right thing to do without user intervention. NcML Aggregations on GRIB files are not supported in versions 4.3 and above. You must use GRIB collections.
You can use NcML to open a single GRIB file, and modify the way GRIB records are processed. All of the configuration options that you can use inside the TDS <gribConfig> element can be used inside the <iospParam> element of the NcML, for example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <netcdf xmlns="http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/namespaces/netcdf/ncml-2.2" location="E:/ncep/NDFD_CONUS_5km_conduit_20120119_1800.grib2"> <iospParam> <gdsHash from="-2121584860" to="28944332"/> <pdsHash> <useTableVersion>true</useTableVersion> </pdsHash> </iospParam> </netcdf>
See GRIB Collection Configuration for a description of all of the options.
Note that you cannot use NcML to open a collection of GRIB files. You must generate the Grib Collection index file in a seperate step.
A GRIB file is an unordered collection of GRIB records. A GRIB record consists of a single 2D (x, y) slice of data. The CDM library reads a GRIB file and creates a 2, 3,4, or 5 dimension Variable (time, ensemble, z, y, x), by finding the records with the same parameter, with different time / level / ensemble coordinates. This amounts to guessing the dataset schema and the intent of the data provider, and is unfortunately a bit arbitrary. Most of our testing is against the NCEP operational models from the IDD, and so are influenced by those. Deciding how to group the GRIB records into CDM Variables is one of the main source of problems.It uses the following GRIB fields to construct a unique variable:
The GRIB-1 variable id is:%paramName[_%level][_layer][_%interval][_%statName] where: %paramName = parameter name from GRIB-1 table 2 (cleaned up). if unknown, use VAR_%d-%d-%d-%d (see below) %level = short form of level name from GRIB-1 table 3, if defined. _layer = added if its a vertical layer (literal) %timeInterval = time interval name (eg "12_hour" or "mixed") %statName = name of statistical type if applicable, from GRIB-1 table 5
VAR_%d-%d-%d-%d[_L%d][_layer][_I%s][_S%d] where: %d-%d-%d-%d = center-subcenter-tableVersion-paramNo L%d = level type (octet 10 of PDS), if defined. _layer = added if its a vertical layer (literal) I%s = interval name (eg "12_hour" or "mixed") if a time interval S%d = stat type (octet 21 of PDS) if applicable
The GRIB-2 variable name is:
%paramName[_error][_%level][_layer][_%interval][_%statName][_%ensDerivedType][_probability_%probName] where: %paramName = parameter name from GRIB-2 table 4.2 (cleaned up); if unknown, use VAR_%d-%d-%d_FROM%d-%d = VAR_discipline-category-paramNo_FROM_center-subcenter %level = short form of level name from GRIB-2 table 4.5, if defined. _layer = added if its a vertical layer (literal) %timeInterval = time interval name (eg "12_hour" or "mixed") %statName = name of statistical type if applicable, from GRIB-2 table 4.10 %ensDerivedType = name of ensemble derived type if applicable, from GRIB-2 table 4.7 %probName = name of probability type if applicable
The GRIB-2 variable id is:
VAR_%d-%d-%d[_error][_L%d][_layer][_I%s_S%d][_D%d][_Prob_%s] where: VAR_%d-%d-%d = discipline-category-paramNo L%d = level type code I%s = time interval name (eg "12_hour" or "mixed") S%d = statistical type code if applicable D%d = derived type code if applicable Prob_%s = probability name if applicable
See ucar.nc2.grib.grib1.Grib1Rectilyser.cdmVariableHash() and ucar.nc2.grib.grib2.Grib2Rectilyser.cdmVariableHash() for complete details.
One can use the CDM to process GRIB records individually, without building the CDM multidimensional variables. Note that this functionality is not part of a supported public API, and is subject to change. However these APIs are reletively stable.
For GRIB1 reading, use the classes in ucar.nc2.grib.grib1:
RandomAccessFile raf = new RandomAccessFile(filepath, "r");
Grib1RecordScanner reader = new Grib1RecordScanner(raf); while (reader.hasNext()) { ucar.nc2.grib.grib1.Grib1Record gr1 = reader.next(); // do good stuff } raf.close();
or similarly for GRIB2, use the classes in ucar.nc2.grib.grib2:
RandomAccessFile raf = new RandomAccessFile(filepath, "r"); Grib2RecordScanner scan = new Grib2RecordScanner(raf); while (scan.hasNext()) { ucar.nc2.grib.grib2.Grib2Record gr2 = scan.next(); // do stuff } raf.close();
The details vary a bit between GRIB1 and GRIB2. To read the data from a GRIB1 record:
float[] data = gr1.readData(raf);
To read the data from a GRIB2 record:
Grib2SectionDataRepresentation drs = gr2.getDataRepresentationSection(); float[] data = gr2.readData(raf, drs.getStartingPosition());


JavaScript DCE
Since version 1.1.4, Kotlin/JS includes a dead code elimination (DCE) tool. This tool allows to strip out unused properties, functions and classes from the generated JS. There are several ways you get unused declarations:
- Functions can be inlined and never get called directly (which happens always except for few situations).
- You are using a shared library which provides much more functions than you actually need.
For example, standard library (
kotlin.js
) contains functions for manipulating lists, arrays, char sequences, adapters for DOM, etc, which together gives about 1.3 mb file. A simple "Hello, world" application only requires console routines, which is only few kilobytes for the entire file.
Dead code elimination is often also called 'tree shaking'.
How to use
DCE tool is currently available from Gradle.
To activate DCE tool, add the following line to build.gradle
:
apply plugin: 'kotlin-dce-js'
Note that if you are using multi-project build, you should apply plugin to the main project that is an entry point to your application.
By default, the resulting set of JavaScript files (your application together with all dependencies)
can be found at path $BUILD_DIR/min/
, where $BUILD_DIR
is the path to generated JavaScript
(usually, build/classes/main
).
Configuring
To configure DCE on the main source set, you can use the runDceKotlinJs
task
(and corresponding runDce<sourceSetName>KotlinJs
for other source sets).
Sometimes you are going to use a Kotlin declaration directly from JavaScript, and it's being stripped out by DCE.
You may want to keep this declaration. To do so, you can use the following syntax in build.gradle
:
runDceKotlinJs.keep "declarationToKeep"[, "declarationToKeep", ...]
Where declarationToKeep
has the following syntax:
moduleName.dot.separated.package.name.declarationName
For example, consider a module is named kotlin-js-example
and it contains a function named toKeep
in package org.jetbrains.kotlin.examples
. Use the following line:
runDceKotlinJs.keep "kotlin-js-example_main.org.jetbrains.kotlin.examples.toKeep"
Note that if your function has parameters, its name will be mangled, so the mangled name should be used in the keep directive.
Development mode
Running DCE takes a bit of extra time each build, and the output size does not matter during development. You can improve development builds time by making the DCE tool skip actual dead code elimination with the dceOptions.devMode
flag of the DCE tasks.
For example, to disable DCE based on a custom condition for the main
source set and always for the test
code, add the following lines to the build script:
runDceKotlinJs.dceOptions.devMode = isDevMode
runDceTestKotlinJs.dceOptions.devMode = true
Example
A full example that shows how to integrate Kotlin with DCE and webpack to get a small bundle, can be found here.
Notes
- As for 1.1.x versions, DCE tool is an experimental feature. This does not mean we are going to remove it, or that it's unusable for production. This means that we can change names of configuration parameters, default settings, etc.
- Currently you should not use DCE tool if your project is a shared library. It's only applicable when you are developing an application (which may use shared libraries). The reason is: DCE does not know which parts of the library are going to be used by the user's application.
- DCE does not perform minification (uglification) of your code by removing unnecessary whitespaces and shortening identifiers. You should use existing tools, like UglifyJS (https://github.com/mishoo/UglifyJS2) or Google Closure Compiler (https://developers.google.com/closure/compiler/) for this purpose.


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Our tool takes the burden off of the survivor for having to educate their loved ones about assault during disclosure because we provide that training ahead of time. This allows the survivor to feel more empowered in the conversation, knowing their loved one already has a foundational understanding of assault and best practices for how to support them.
Presently in a disclosure, the family member/friend may be hearing about the assault for the first time as the survivor is in front of them. They feel their own shock, pain and denial, the pain and grief of the survivor, and need to respond in a sensitive and empathetic way. These three elements of the disclosure happen in a short amount of time and can lead to negative reactions on the part of the family member/friend, even if they are well-meaning. Our tool allows time for the family member/friend to integrate the information and process their own emotions, so that when they respond to the survivor they are better able to empower and support.
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Many clustering methods have been proposed, but most of them cannot work for longitudinal gene expression data. 'BClustLonG' is a package that allows us to perform clustering analysis for longitudinal gene expression data. It adopts a linear-mixed effects framework to model the trajectory of genes over time, while clustering is jointly conducted based on the regression coefficients obtained from all genes. To account for the correlations among genes and alleviate the high dimensionality challenges, factor analysis models are adopted for the regression coefficients. The Dirichlet process prior distribution is utilized for the means of the regression coefficients to induce clustering. This package allows users to specify which variables to use for clustering (intercepts or slopes or both) and whether a factor analysis model is desired. More details about this method can be found in Jiehuan Sun, et al. (2017) <doi:10.1002/sim.7374>.
| Version: | 0.1.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0), MASS (≥ 7.3-47), lme4 (≥ 1.1-13), mcclust (≥ 1.0) |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.7) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Suggests: | knitr, lattice |
| Published: | 2017-12-15 |
| Author: | Jiehuan Sun [aut, cre], Jose D. Herazo-Maya[aut], Naftali Kaminski[aut], Hongyu Zhao [aut], and Joshua L. Warren [aut], |
| Maintainer: | Jiehuan Sun <jiehuan.sun at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | BClustLonG results |
| Reference manual: | BClustLonG.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
BClustLonG |
| Package source: | BClustLonG_0.1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: BClustLonG_0.1.2.zip, r-release: BClustLonG_0.1.2.zip, r-oldrel: BClustLonG_0.1.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: BClustLonG_0.1.2.tgz, r-oldrel: BClustLonG_0.1.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | BClustLonG archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=BClustLonG to link to this page.


“The Observable Contract,” which you may see referenced in various places in source documentation and in the pages on this site, is an attempt at a formal definition of an Observable, based originally on the 2010 document Rx Design Guidelines from Microsoft that described its Rx.NET implementation of ReactiveX.
This page summarizes The Observable Contract.
An Observable communicates with its observers with the following notifications:
An observer communicates with its Observable by means of the following notifications:
An Observable may make zero or more OnNext notifications, each representing a single emitted item, and it may then follow those emission notifications by either an OnCompleted or an OnError notification, but not both. Upon issuing an OnCompleted or OnError notification, it may not thereafter issue any further notifications.
An Observable may emit no items at all. An Observable may also never terminate with either an OnCompleted or an OnError notification. That is to say that it is proper for an Observable to issue no notifications, to issue only an OnCompleted or an OnError notification, or to issue only OnNext notifications.
Observables must issue notifications to observers serially (not in parallel). They may issue these notifications from different threads, but there must be a formal happens-before relationship between the notifications.
If an Observable has not issued an OnCompleted or OnError notification, an observer may consider it to be still active (even if it is not currently emitting items) and may issue it notifications (such as an Unsubscribe or Request notification). When an Observable does issue an OnCompleted or OnError notification, the Observable may release its resources and terminate, and its observers should not attempt to communicate with it any further.
An OnError notification must contain the cause of the error (that is to say, it is invalid to call OnError with
a null
value).
Before an Observable terminates it must first issue either an OnCompleted or OnError notification to all of the observers that are subscribed to it.
An Observable may begin issuing notifications to an observer immediately after the Observable receives a Subscribe notification from the observer.
When an observer issues an Unsubscribe notification to an Observable, the Observable will attempt to stop issuing notifications to the observer. It is not guaranteed, however, that the Observable will issue no notifications to the observer after an observer issues it an Unsubscribe notification.
When an Observable issues an OnError or OnComplete notification to its observers, this ends the subscription. Observers do not need to issue an Unsubscribe notification to end subscriptions that are ended by the Observable in this way.
If a second observer subscribes to an Observable that is already emitting items to a first observer, it is up to the Observable whether it will thenceforth emit the same items to each observer, or whether it will replay the complete sequence of items from the beginning to the second observer, or whether it will emit a wholly different sequence of items to the second observer. There is no general guarantee that two observers of the same Observable will see the same sequence of items.
Backpressure is optional; not all ReactiveX implementations include backpressure, and in those that do, not all Observables or operators honor backpressure. An Observable may implement backpressure if it detects that its observer implements Request notifications and understands OnSubscribe notifications.
If an Observable implements backpressure and its observer employs backpressure, the Observable will not begin to emit items to the observer immediately upon subscription. Instead, it will issue an OnSubscribe notification to the observer.
At any time after it receives an OnSubscribe notification, an observer may issue a Request notification to the Observable it has subscribed to. This notification requests a particular number of items. The Observable responds to such a Request by emitting no more items to the observer than the number of items the observer requests. However the Observable may, in addition, issue an OnCompleted or OnError notification, and it may even issue such a notification before the observer requests any items at all.
An Observable that does not implement backpressure should respond to a Request notification from an observer by issuing an OnError notification that indicates that backpressure is not supported.
Requests are cumulative. For example, if an observer issues three Request notifications to an Observable, for 3, 5, and 10 items respectively, that Observable may emit as many as 18 items to the observer, no matter when those Request notifications arrived relative to when the Observable emitted items in response.
If the Observable produces more items than the observer requests, it is up to the Observable whether it will discard the excess items, store them to emit at a later time, or use some other strategy to deal with the overflow.


Hail Query
Simplified Analysis
Hail Query provides powerful, easy-to-use data science tools. Interrogate data at every scale: small datasets on a laptop through to biobank-scale datasets (e.g. UK Biobank, gnomAD, TopMed, FinnGen, and Biobank Japan) in the cloud.
Genomic Dataframes
Modern data science is driven by numeric matrices (see Numpy) and tables (see R dataframes and Pandas). While sufficient for many tasks, none of these tools adequately capture the structure of genetic data. Genetic data combines the multiple axes of a matrix (e.g. variants and samples) with the structured data of tables (e.g. genotypes). To support genomic analysis, Hail introduces a powerful and distributed data structure combining features of matrices and dataframes called MatrixTable.
Input Unification
The Hail MatrixTable unifies a wide range of input formats (e.g. vcf, bgen, plink, tsv, gtf, bed files), and supports scalable queries, even on petabyte-size datasets. Hail's MatrixTable abstraction provides an integrated and scalable analysis platform for science.


Buyers scout Willowdale bungalow with rebuild in mind
by Sydnia Yu263 Hounslow Ave., Toronto
Asking price: $1,350,000
Selling price: $1.3-million
Previous selling price: $257,000 (1992)
Taxes: $6,017 (2019)
Days on the market: Seven
Listing agent: Carol Foderick, Keller Williams Advantage Realty
The action
According to agent Carol Foderick, it was the 45-foot-by-132-foot lot beneath this three-bedroom bungalow that was the main attraction for most of the 30-odd potential buyers who visited in September with an eye toward rebuilding.
“At any given time, there are other bungalows on similar size lots or larger lots [up for sale],” Ms. Foderick said.
“We took the strategy of pricing it close to where market value might be and left us some room to negotiate, which is exactly what happened.”
What they got
This nearly 1,200-square-foot bungalow with a brick façade and an attached garage has a more contemporary look and layout inside. The living and dining areas are open concept and the adjacent kitchen features hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances and a skylight.
At the end of the main hall, one bedroom connects to a family room and a screened-in porch with an exit to the south-facing backyard.
The basement has its own side entrance and bathroom, as well as a sitting area with a wet bar and a recreation room with a wood burning stove.
The Agent’s take
“The house was nicely renovated on the main floor and quite livable,” Ms. Foderick said.
“The family room and screened-in porch were done after the fact, which makes it a little more appealing than a standard bungalow because the footprint already exists to potentially increase the square footage of a rebuild.”
The property’s family and pedestrian-friendly locale also promises long-term appeal. “It’s in close proximity to the subway station and all the shopping amenities on Yonge Street,” Ms. Foderick said.
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PKTTYAGENT(1) pkttyagent PKTTYAGENT(1) NAME pkttyagent - Textual authentication helper SYNOPSIS pkttyagent [--version] [--help] pkttyagent [--process { pid | pid,pid-start-time } | --system-bus-name busname] [--notify-fd fd] [--fallback] DESCRIPTION pkttyagent is used to start a textual authentication agent for the subject specified by either --process or --system-bus-name. If neither of these options are given, the parent process is used. To get notified when the authentication agent has been registered either listen to the Changed D-Bus signal or use --notify-fd to pass the number of a file descriptor that has been passed to the program. This file descriptor will then be closed when the authentication agent has been successfully registered. If --fallback is used, the textual authentication agent will not replace an existing authentication agent. RETURN VALUE If the authentication agent could not be registered, pkttyagent exits with an exit code of 127. Diagnostic messages are printed on standard error. If one or more of the options passed are malformed, pkttyagent exits with an exit code of 126. If stdin is a tty, then this manual page is also shown. If the authentication agent was successfully registered, pkttyagent will keep running, interacting with the user as needed. When its services are no longer needed, the process can be killed. NOTES Since process identifiers can be recycled, the caller should always use pid,pid-start-time when using the --process option. The value of pid-start-time can be determined by consulting e.g. the proc(5) file system depending on the operating system. If only pid is passed to the --process option, then pkttyagent will look up the start time itself but note that this may be racy. AUTHOR Written by David Zeuthen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with a lot of help from many others. BUGS Please send bug reports to either the distribution or the polkit-devel mailing list, see the link http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/polkit-devel on how to subscribe. SEE ALSO polkit(8), pkaction(1), pkcheck(1), pkexec(1) polkit May 2009 PKTTYAGENT(1)


Syntax:
file2words
Examples:
file2words
Description:
File2words is a PHISH minnow that can be used in a PHISH program. In PHISH lingo, a "minnow" is a stand-alone application which makes calls to the PHISH library to exchange data with other PHISH minnows via its input and output ports.
The file2words minnow open a file, reads its contents, parses it into words separated by whitespace, and outputs each word.
Ports:
The file2words minnow uses one input port 0 to receive datums and one output port 0 to send datums.
Operation:
When it starts, the file2words minnow calls the phish_loop function. Each time a datum is received on input port 0, its first field is treated as a filename. The file is opened and its contents are read a line at a time. Each line is parsed into words, separated by whitespace. Each word is sent as an individual datum to its output port 0. The file is closed when it has all been read.
The filewords minnow shuts down when its input port is closed by receiving a sufficient number of "done" messages.
Data:
The file2words minnow msut receive single field datums of type PHISH_STRING. It also sends single field datums of type PHISH_STRING.
Restrictions:
The C++ version of the file2words minnow allocates a buffer of size MAXLINE = 1024 bytes for reading a line from a file. This can be changed (by editing minnow/file2words.cpp) if longer lines are needed.
It also assumes the filenames it receives are for text files, so that "whitespace" as defined in C or Python makes sense as a separator.
Related minnows:


Visualizations of Toxicity in Political Tweets
Each Tweet has three markers that represent the score for toxicity, sexually explicit, and identity attack. The larger the marker the higher the score. Use the dropdown to select a politician and view recent Tweets about them with each Tweets toxicity, sexually explicit, and identity attack scores. Select a date to view Tweets from that day. Zoom in to see each tweet. Tweets shown are a sample of total Tweets.
Toggle between absolute number and percentage of toxic, sexually explicit, and identity attack tweets directed at each politician, defined as tweets with respective scores above .7.
In order to understand how the attributes sexually explicit, identity attack, and toxic interact with each other, select the attributes you wish to plot.


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[gecode-users] Branching on temporary variables
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On 14 Jun 2011, at 14:49, Max Ostrowski wrote:
> Thank you for your quick response.
> Just to clarify for me 2.2, if i only use expr(), and the resulting variables in global constraints, then i do not need to branch on any temporary variables to be "complete". Right?
>
> If so, does it give me any improvements?
> for example:
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> temp[1] = expr(c+d);
> distinct(temp2).
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> If i now branch on {a,b,c,d} i will find all solutions.
> But i could also branch on {a,b,c,d,temp[0],temp[1]} to find all solutions.
> Can this be considered "better" in terms of possible complexity, or is there any "experience" from your side that you would recommend to branch on as much or few variables as possible? (while still enumerating all models)
You should always branch on all variables. There is a good chance you will find the variables of 'temp' are already assigned, in which case the cost of checking is extremely small.
Several times I have seen people believe they don't have to branch on all variables, and they are almost always wrong.
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XIU XIU: THE SENT DOWN GIRL
A Film Review by Brian Takeshita
Rating: *** out of ****
In the late '60's and early '70's, the Chinese government embarked upon a program intended to close the differences between people from the city and people from the country. In typical communist fashion, the program involved forcing high school age boys and girls away from their families in the urban areas and out into the rural areas where they learned trades such as farming and animal husbandry. Joan Chen's XIU XIU is about the experiences of one such young girl.
Xiu Xiu is a girl who seems eager to take on new challenges. Although she knows she will leave her family and boyfriend behind to learn the ways of the countryside, Xiu Xiu would rather look forward to her destination rather than fret over what she will miss. Trucked away from the city, Xiu Xiu is initially placed in a commune with plenty of girls her own age, and actually enjoys the new experiences such as horseback riding and outdoor movie shows on Saturday nights. Her enthusiasm and independence is evidenced when she stands up to a loud-mouthed young man in the middle of a crowd of others. However, for all her spunk, Xiu Xiu is still basically an untainted young girl, and just as her exposure to another way of life strips her of her ignorance of the country, so do her experiences there strip her of her innocence.
The administrator for the program headquarters decides that Xiu Xiu will leave the commune and learn horse herding from Lao Jin (Lopsang), a nomad who was supposedly castrated while taken prisoner during the Tibetan war. Upon her arrival at Lao Jin's campsite, Xiu Xiu is appalled that they must share a single tent that affords little privacy, but soon learns that Lao Jin is a most benign fellow in spite of his gruff exterior. Chen's screenplay, based upon a novel by Geling Yan, is fairly sparse with dialog, yet manages to establish a believable and meaningful relationship between Xiu Xiu and Lao Jin in a relatively short amount of time. Later, when Xiu Xiu learns that there are a limited number of permits allowing return to the city, we can nearly empathize with her plight and tangibly notice the film's mood change from one of discovery to one of descent. I must attribute much of the credit to Chen's surprisingly impressive directorial talent (this is her first time behind the camera), and to the abilities of the actors, who are able to convey a lot of emotion without saying a word.
Another non-verbal mode of communication is employed by Chen in showing the passage of time. I really enjoyed the way Chen chooses to give us cues such as the increasing length of Xiu Xiu's hair and the diminishing supply of toilet paper that her mother packed for her at the beginning of her journey. I appreciated the fact that Chen trusts that her audience will have the visual acuity to notice these semi-subtle clues.
XIU XIU is wonderfully rich in symbolism and complexity, and I must admit it took me a full day after viewing this film for some of the more hidden statements to surface in my mind. The transformation of Xiu Xiu as a person is handled delicately and competently, so there is a lot to look for in terms of deeper meaning. Take, for example, the way influential government workers come to visit Xiu Xiu in the countryside, preying upon a girl who is so desperate to get back to the city that she will do anything. The first arrives via ox and cart, the next by motorcycle, and the one after that by jeep, each a progressively closer symbol of urban lifestyle. With each visitor, then, Xiu Xiu gets closer to home, but also gets closer to what is the opposite of nature and the innocence that it represents.
However, XIU XIU is more than just a film about the loss of innocence. It is also a political statement aimed at the corrupt and hypocritical Chinese government. The very nature of the film's subject matter speaks volumes of Chen and Yan's attitude toward a system which allowed the abandonment of many of its young citizens to unfamiliar lands and lifestyles. Notice how Xiu Xiu's predicament is created because there are fewer permits to return to the city than there are girls who have been moved out, and the only way out of this situation is to submit to the unscrupulous employees of the system which begat the problem in the first place.
One of the drawbacks to this film is the inclusion of a narration at the beginning and end by the boyfriend Xiu Xiu left behind. Although it works as set-up for the film, it's intrusiveness at the end spoils a climax up to which the film had worked so diligently. Some of the camerawork during exciting scenes is also a little too frenetic for my tastes, but I've seen more of the same in examples of Chinese cinema, so perhaps it's just a style of which I'm not fully appreciative. Additionally, I had a problem with some of the music, most notably a recurring thematic melody which I found grating rather than haunting.
Overall, however, XIU XIU is a film worth seeing, and quite an accomplishment as Joan Chen's directorial debut. Just be sure to pay attention, and you'll have something to think about for a few days afterward.
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I was doing a bit of evaluation of log analyzers, and was a bit disappointed by what I found. It seems like the only serious open source log analyzers are Analog, AWStats, and Webalizer. They all seem okay, but not great. They don't seem any different then they were five years ago.
Am I missing something? This doesn't seem like a hard problem. It's also something that would be useful to solve well. All it should take is a egoist who is obsessed with their logs. Isn't there a glut of such people out there, with the necessary programming skill? That described me at one point, though I never really carried it to completion. Why hasn't something better come along? Or has something better come along, and whoever made it forgot to tell everyone?
Sometimes it's easy to understand why some holes in open source exist, but this one doesn't make any sense to me.
Two points:
* Most of the interesting things to do in log analysis are of more interest to "marketing people" than to "technical people".
* The "okay" analyzers are obviously "good enough" for "technical people". :)
1. What are you looking for but not finding?
2. Would you *stop* working on exactly what I'm working on every day? ;) I just picked Analog from the same candidates on Saturday.# Robert Brewer
awstats can be a pain to install, but I think it's more useful than the others. There's quite a bit of useful information, but what you define as useful depends on what information you're looking for!
Anyone with a website who is interested in how that website is read should be interested in log analysis. There's a reason most blog software has referrer tracking built in, and many have other kinds of tracking as well. Log analysis provides everything the blog software can do, but is more general to other websites. So I really don't think it's a lack of interest by technical people.
Maybe I'll write a list of features I think should exist, but don't, or don't work as well as they should.# Ian Bicking
Phillip was dead on when he said log analysis is only of interest to marketing people. Writing tools for marketing people that are not hard or interesting problems to solve is something open source is bad at doing. The person that can scratch isn't the one who itches.
I won't say this is a completely uninteresting problem, my bread and butter is web analytics (written in python). It is sometimes interesting, using standard x86 boxes to handle hundreds of thousands of hits a day each and report on the information in real time has some challenges. But I certainly wouldn't be doing it as a hobby.
Additionally picking the right metrics to use and presenting them in an understandable way needs at least one statistics guy and one UI guy. Open Source apps have trouble with consistancy here, you either end up with a mountain of uselessly specific reports or a few generic ones.# Jack Diederich
I would expect something that was general enough to make defining reports easy, and displaying those reports somewhat well. The actual detailed reports is something that takes time and thought to figure out, and it isn't very general, so I wouldn't expect that to come out of open source quickly; but we're great at making tools. For instance, Yet Another Advanced Logfile Analyser is an effort in that direction, defining a query language and a generic report based on that.# Ian Bicking
I tried my hand at log analysis, but finally figured that's not where it's at for the more advanced stuff.
I'd suggest looking at how phpOpenTracker uses images/javascript to get the necessary information to generate (incredibly slowly, at least on one of my previous company's about-a-million-of-users-a-month web sites) a lot of the information you'd likely need. I'm not sure if phpOpenTracker is the one that does it (I don't think it is), but there's a tracker which uses the same trick, and you can dynamically replay "click-trails" for individual users and so forth, and generates "average stay per page", and "common paths" and so forth. Now if I could only recall the name...
A nice-ish bonus is that the images/javascript has a very good chance of not picking up bots. And with an additional white-list, you might still be able to pick up Lynx/Links/w3m users. I spend way too much time removing bots - was considering going white-list only at one stage, but lots of the bots fake User Agents to mimic browsers. And doing additional analysis to pick up bots at log-file-analysis time is quite hard.
Ian's got a point. Look at the feature set of commercial log analysis tools, and you see how they do customer tracking, why shopping carts are abandoned, where are the traffic coming from, what search words were used, how much time do people spend on a page before moving on. Intranets could do with measuring how effective certain pages are, what resources are not getting used because of inattention. Log analysis could answer these questions.
Part of the reason is that once you have a sufficient understanding of HTTP, you realise that virtually all the reasons you wanted log analysis are not suitable for analysis. Things like caching make it practically impossible to get number of visitors etc. There are tricks you can do (e.g. cookies), but there are always things that make the tricks unreliable (e.g. people refusing cookies).
HTTP log analysis is good for server optimisation, and not a lot else.
# Jim


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The show is in production for new streaming service Disney+, as revealed earlier this year.
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Introduction
Logic gates are the basic building blocks of any digital system. It is an electronic circuit having one or more than one input and only one output. The relationship between the input and the output is based on a certain logic. Based on this, logic gates are named as AND gate, OR gate, NOT gate etc.
NOT gate
The NOT gate is also known as an inverter because the output is the exact opposite of the input. It has one input and one output. The two possibilities are written out in the table below. Tables listing all logical possibilities like this are known as truth tables.
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AND gate
The AND gate has two inputs and one output. The output is 1 if both inputs are 1, and for all other cases the output is 0.
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| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
OR gate
The OR gate has two inputs and one output. If at least one of the inputs is 1, then the output will be 1. If neither input is 1, the output will be 0.
| Input1 | Input 2 | output |
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| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 |
NAND gate
The NAND gate behaves in the opposite fashion to and AND gate. You can think of it as an AND gate followed immediately by a NOT gate. Its output is 0 when the two inputs are 1, and for all other cases, its output is 0. The name NAND comes from joining NOT and AND. The symbol for NAND is the same as that for AND except for the addition of a small circle on the right side.
| Input1 | Input 2 | output |
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| 0 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 0 |
NOR gate
The NAND gate behaves in the opposite fashion to and AND gate. You can think of it as an AND gate followed immediately by a NOT gate. Its output is 0 when the two inputs are 1, and for all other cases, its output is 0. The name NAND comes from joining NOT and AND. The symbol for NAND is the same as that for AND except for the addition of a small circle on the right side.
| Input1 | Input 2 | output |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 0 |
XOR gate
The NAND gate behaves in the opposite fashion to and AND gate. You can think of it as an AND gate followed immediately by a NOT gate. Its output is 0 when the two inputs are 1, and for all other cases, its output is 0. The name NAND comes from joining NOT and AND. The symbol for NAND is the same as that for AND except for the addition of a small circle on the right side.
| Input1 | Input 2 | output |
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| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 |
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It's a new year, so with a new year comes resolutions and a spike in gym attendance for the first couple of months. Let's say that you want to know how many weeks it would take to achieve your healthy pinnacle at a certain goal weight. In Ruby, it would save lines of code to create a class called Diet and create Diet#methods that would calculate all of that for you without having to write out the code each time. Take a look below.
In this simple example of a class, the instance variables used are current_weight, goal_weight, and pounds_lost_per_week. To initialize the class, you must enter your current weight and goal weight as attributes. The method Diet#weeks_to_goal will take those attributes and the parameter pounds_lost_per_week to calculate how manu weeks it would take to reach your goal. If you don't initialize a new class with integer digits, it will raise an ArgumentError.


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This is a simple JSF 2.0 example based on hibernate4 quickstart. Its purpose is to demonstrate how you can use Hibernate 3 in your application.
This quickstart, like the log4j quickstart, demonstrates how to define a module dependency. However, this quickstart goes beyond that and also demonstrates the following:
* WAR creation - The Maven script and Maven WAR plugin create a *WAR* archive that includes ONLY the Hibernate 3.x binaries. To understand better how this is achieved, please refer to the *pom.xml* in the root directory of this quickstart. Additional information can be found in the <http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-war-plugin> documentation.
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All you need to build this project is Java 6.0 (Java SDK 1.6) or better, Maven 3.0 or better.
The application this project produces is designed to be run on a JBoss AS 7 or JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6. The following instructions target JBoss AS 7, but they also apply to JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6.
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First you need to start JBoss AS 7 (or JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6). To do this, run
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or if you are using windows
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To deploy the application, you first need to produce the archive to deploy using the following Maven goal:
mvn package
You can now deploy the artifact to JBoss AS by executing the following command:
mvn jboss-as:deploy
This will deploy target/jboss-as-hibernate3.war
.
The application will be running at the following URL http://localhost:8080/jboss-as-hibernate3/.
To undeploy from JBoss AS, run this command:
mvn jboss-as:undeploy
You can also start JBoss AS 7 and deploy the project using Eclipse. See the JBoss AS 7 Getting Started Guide for Developers for more information.
If you want to be able to debug into the source code or look at the Javadocs of any library in the project, you can run either of the following two commands to pull them into your local repository. The IDE should then detect them.
mvn dependency:sources
mvn dependency:resolve -Dclassifier=javadoc


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Boyz N The Hood
Chad'z rating: ***1/2 (out of 4 = very good)
1991, R, 112 minutes [1 hour, 52 minutes]
[drama]
starring: Cuba Gooding Jr. (Tre Styles), Ice Cube (Doughboy Baker), Morris Chestnut (Ricky Baker), Laurence Fishburne (Mr. Furious Styles), produced by Steve Nicolaides, written and directed by John Singleton.
There have been many movies about life in black ghettos, but most of them were made by white, mainstream directors using Hollywood money. But with "Boyz N The Hood," director John Singleton approaches his canvas in an expressionist manner. He doesn't concentrate so much on story and plot as he does character development and atmosphere. The result is an insightful, thematic film, even if the themes are blatantly plugged in.
The films opens with a 20-minute flashback to 1984. We meet our main characters as children growing up in South Central Los Angeles. The immediate atmosphere is bleak and disturbing from the dialogue and background alone. The children are only 10 or 11 years old, yet they find themselves looking at dead bodies, fighting with each other, and talking and acting like Mafia hitmen. It's a shame they would be so apathetic at such young ages, although the importance of their friendship is inspiring.
Flashforward seven years to the present as the main characters are now seniors in high school but each have different plans for after graduation. Tre Styles (Gooding Jr.), the film's main character, plans to go to college and be someone. His father, Mr. Furious Styles (Fishburne), raised him well. He taught Tre morals and values, how to be a winner in life, to respect his fellow man and woman, and to stay off drugs and out of trouble.
Too bad some of that advice didn't rub off on Doughboy Baker (Ice Cube), Tre's friend who has been in and out of jail since he was a kid. He doesn't do much in film other than sit on the porch of his house with his friends, cuss, and drink 40 ounces of beer. His half-brother Ricky (Chestnut) doesn't have the bad attitude Doughboy has. He admires Tre, but his born-out-of-wedlock son proves he isn't always responsible.
Most of the events in the film do not create nor follow a plot other than Tre, Doughboy, and Ricky's efforts to get by and survive. Although they talk like hoodlums, none of them actually belong to an organized gang. They simply stay close to their extensive crew for support and protection. The "hanging out" atmosphere makes for good camaraderie and interesting dialogue. Their diction is vulgar, but it's realistic and often leads to philosophical discussions such as the existence of God, why they have to use the words "bitch" and "nigga," and what their purpose in life is.
Surprisingly, the atmosphere is not as pessimistic as you'd think it would be. Fishburne's character allows Singleton to make some important points about the people and society in the film. One such incident has Mr. Styles telling Tre and Ricky about how "The man" is trying to exterminate blacks by using the ghetto as a voluntary prison. This scene takes place in the dangerous section of Compton. As Styles preaches, hoodlums, kids, and an old man gather and listen.
Styles' speech symbolizes the entire film because when he is finished, everyone has an opinion but they eventually go back to what they were doing. The same thing happens when you see the film - you know something should be done because no one deserves to live like this, but what can you do?
The last act pretty much follows the film's logical conclusion. What makes it sad is not the fact it's a case of classic irony and vengeance, but because it involves a tragedy with characters we've just started to get to know and sympathize with.
It's hard to think of "Boyz N The Hood" as a movie, but more like a collection of images. In fact, this is probably what Singleton intends the film to be.
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A teenager diagnosed with an eating disorder after going off his food and losing a huge amount of weight actually had four tumours in his brain.
Chris Mullins, now 15, was even assigned a psychologist when the problem worsened, and had to pull out of school following bouts of severe dizziness and fatigue.
But after his parents repeatedly refused to accept the illness was mental, he was sent for a CT scan which revealed the cancerous lumps.
His mum Samantha, 47, says the catastrophic misdiagnosis could have cost her boy’s life.
She has urged parents ‘not to be intimidated by a health professional’s status when your most precious loved ones are suffering’ and to ‘trust your instincts and insist on scans’ if unsure about the medical advice they receive.
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Chris somehow managed to get his black belt in December, despite there being ‘no fight in him at all’, according to his mother.
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Further blood tests over Christmas and New Year failed to shed light on what was causing Chris’ ailing health.
Meanwhile, he had such little energy he was falling asleep in class amid battles with severe dizzy spells and double vision.
When hypnotherapy sessions similarly failed Chris was referred to a clinic in Bridgend specialising in eating disorders.
Samantha says she always felt at the back of her mind that her son’s illness was not psychological and felt patronised by medics who made her feel like a neurotic mum.
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Samantha added: ‘When I said “no”, this look of disbelief came across his face. The scans were arranged for early the following week.’
They revealed the teenager had two large cancerous tumours in his brain and he was rushed to the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff where he underwent surgery to relieve pressure in his skull and take a biopsy.
‘One of the tumours was wrapped around his pituitary gland. That was the cause of his poor eating,’ Samantha said.
‘When he came around from the operation he took the biggest spoonful of jelly ever. It was amazing.’
Two weeks after the biopsy, Chris was diagnosed with cancerous Germinoma tumours, along with two smaller lumps, and his chemotherapy started soon after.
After four sessions his family was told they would need to travel to Germany as nowhere in the UK is currently equipped to carry out the spinal radiotherapy he needed.
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Judgment Day (2000) Rating: 2.5 stars out of 5.0 stars
Cast: Ice-T, Suzy Amis, Mario Van Peebles, Coolio, Linden Ashby, Tom "Tiny" Lister Jr., Max Gail Written by: William Carson Directed by: John Terlesky Running Time: 90 minutes
An asteroid is on its way towards Earth, and the one man who knows the technology to stop it has been kidnapped by a religious fanatic (Mario Van Peebles) who thinks the upcoming destruction of the planet is God's will. It's up to a rogue FBI agent (Suzy Amis) and a convict (Ice-T) to find him. Sure, it's a direct to video knock off of Armageddon and Deep Impact... but it's really not that bad, with surprisingly good production values for a movie of it's type. The performances are also surprisingly decent.
Director John Terlesky is an actor as well, probably best known for his prominent role as C.J. in 1987's The Allnighter (he also played the Deathstalker in Deathstalker II, whatever that may be). Also, it's good to see Max Gail (from TV's "Barney Miller") again.
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So far my Arduino has only been powered via a USB port, but something more permanent will soon be needed.
If I were to full-wave rectify the output from a "12V" mains transformer and provide basic smoothing with a 63V 100uF capacitor, would this be OK for powering an Arduino, or do I need to provide a voltage regulator? And if the latter, should it be 9V or 5V?
Sorry for the basic question - better to ask first rather than regretting later!
Re: Power supply ripple rejection
Yes, you need a regulated supply, or you risk exceeding the absolute maximum ratings of the Arduino. A "12 V" mains transformer is probably too high, bearing in mind it will be running at very light load and the voltage will be in excess of 12 V, and the rectified peak voltage might exceed 20 V in the worst case.
You ideally want to end up with 5 V to the Arduino. The absolute maximum rating is 6.0 V.
(You might find it cheaper to buy an adapter - http://shop.openenergymonitor.com/power-supplies/ Beware, some users have reported problems with 'cheap' USB adapters).
Re: Power supply ripple rejection
Thanks for the warning Robert, but I'm still puzzled about these basics.
I wish to power my Arduino via its DC adapter socket, not the USB. http://www.arduino.cc/playground/Learning/WhatAdapter says that I will need a 250mA dc supply of 9 to 12V. This voltage is presumably stepped down by the Arduino as required.
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What you are asking is a bit like "How long is my piece of string?". What you have not said is whose kit/circuit diagram etc you are using. Without knowing what other components are around the processor IC itself, it is very hard to give you any reliable advice.
Re: Power supply ripple rejection
While rummaging around, I found a centre-positive' 200mA 9V dc power adapter which appears to do the trick. Using this item, the example sketch, "blink", works fine. My Arduino can now be powered via USB for upload and serial comms purposes, and via the 9V adapter for unsupervised duties in the garage, hopefully while heating our water.
Thanks for your help.
Re: Power supply ripple rejection
In that case, there is probably an on-board regulator!
 If none of that is, I think you'll need to relate the circuit diagram of your pcb to the pinout of the processor itself to find that information from the Atmel Data Sheet.


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In the latest installment of my #sanity_check
command, here is a list of all declarations in mathlib that either
https://gist.github.com/fpvandoorn/bdc82881ba8e6461460e8028c291162f
Maybe some of them are intended to be like this, but most of them should be changed.
The ultimate goal of the #sanity_check
command is that you put it at the bottom of your file while working on it, and it will give you warnings for things you're probably doing wrong. What other (realistic) features would you like it to detect?
Kenny once found some applications of simp
in mathlib which could be changed to rfl
But that might be asking too much
I was wondering if we could use this to flag particularly large or slow proofs. Quiz: if we define meta def expr.size (e : expr) : ℕ := e.fold 0 $ λ _ _, nat.succ
, what do you think is biggest declaration in mathlib? No cheating.
(Note, this definition of size has very little correlation to compile time, partly because it ignores auxiliary declarations.)
Here are the top 50. The average is 337.
(81923, Gromov_Hausdorff.totally_bounded) (51474, category_theory.yoneda_lemma._proof_4) (51307, category_theory.yoneda_lemma._proof_5) (45050, filter.is_lawful_monad) (44764, emetric.countable_closure_of_compact) (39488, dense_Inter_of_open_nat) (38767, is_integral_of_mem_of_fg) (38442, category_theory.whiskering_left._proof_13) (36064, category_theory.adjunction.cocones_iso._proof_5) (35121, _private.51918499.mul_le_of_limit_aux) (32774, category_theory.whiskering_right._proof_13) (32371, category_theory.category_of_elements._proof_5) (30707, category_theory.whiskering_right._proof_12) (30515, category_theory.adjunction.cones_iso._proof_5) (29441, measure_theory.simple_func_sequence_tendsto) (28014, real.exists_sup) (27209, category_theory.uncurry._proof_9) (26970, category_theory.category_of_elements.to_comma._proof_7) (26028, set.is_lawful_monad) (25754, ring.direct_limit.of.zero_exact_aux) (25726, is_noetherian_pi) (25578, ordinal.add_le_of_limit) (24060, nat.partrec.code.evaln_complete) (24005, Gromov_Hausdorff.second_countable) (23577, category_theory.uncurry._proof_7) (23420, category_theory.whiskering_right._proof_11) (23065, exists_preimage_norm_le) (22119, bounded_continuous_function.arzela_ascoli₁) (22105, hash_map.mem_insert) (21108, free_group.is_lawful_monad) (21004, real.pi_gt_314) (20566, turing.TM2to1.tr_respects_aux₂) (20254, turing.TM2to1.tr_supports) (19701, category_theory.lax_monoidal_functor.mk.inj_eq) (19439, nat.partrec.code.evaln_prim) (19291, category_theory.uncurry._proof_8) (19029, nat.partrec.code.evaln_sound) (18929, writer_t.is_lawful_monad) (18766, category_theory.adjunction.functoriality_is_right_adjoint._proof_5) (18704, real.pi_lt_315) (18639, onote.repr_power_aux₂) (18530, category_theory.adjunction.functoriality_is_left_adjoint._proof_5) (18514, category_theory.adjunction.functoriality_is_left_adjoint._proof_6) (18498, category_theory.adjunction.functoriality_is_right_adjoint._proof_6) (18435, exists_of_linear_independent_of_finite_span) (17418, semiquot.is_lawful_monad) (17392, category_theory.whiskering_left._proof_12) (17372, except_t.is_lawful_monad) (17075, turing.TM1to1.tr_supports) (17057, category_theory.adjunction.cocones_iso._proof_3)
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It's surprising that yoneda_lemma
achieves both the #2 and #3 positions on this list, considering the size of the proof script. Perhaps the obviously
isn't obvious after all?
It's obvious to mathematicians :P
I see that Gromov_Hausdorff.totally_bounded
comes first. Since I wrote it, does it make me an olympic champion for writing such a big proof, or an olympic loser for being unable to write optimized proofs?
I would say olympic champion for refusing to split off lemmas.
I jus had a look at the proof, it is not that bad (150 lines, no obvious lemma to split off).
It's funny. Printing the long proofs from tidy
isn't so bad, even with pp.all
. In contrast, Gromov_Hausdorff.totally_bounded
locks up VS Code for me. Where is the complexity in yoneda
coming from?
import category_theory.yoneda topology.metric_space.gromov_hausdorff set_option pp.all true #print category_theory.yoneda._proof_4
Oh, duh. category_theory.yoneda._proof_4
isn't category_theory.yoneda_lemma._proof_4
. That one's bigger (but still loads okay).
I'll try to have a look sometime. I suspect all the category theory lemmas appearing here is just a consequence of the category theory library actually using dependent types all over, and hence expressions tend to have huge invisible implicit arguments, often repeated many times over. I bet if we could measure the "weight" of an expression deduplicating repeated subexpressions these lemmas would fall down the list somewhat.
Could sanity check even check for duplicate definitions? That is, find a definition in this file which is definitionally equal to some imported definition?
@Floris van Doorn Thanks for building these lists! They are useful reminders of maintenance work that we shouldn't forget about.
All of the "defs that should be lemmas" in the category theory library were being created by restate_axiom
. I've updated this to create lemmas when appropriate, in #1390.
Good catch!
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