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3.16. Growth Rates Review (optional) (WORK IN PROGRESS)¶
3.16.1. Growth Rates Review¶
Two functions of \(n\) have different growth rates if as \(n\) goes to infinity their ratio either goes to infinity or goes to zero.
Where does \((1.618)^n\) go on here?
Exact equations relating program operations to running time require machine-dependent constants. Sometimes, the equation for exact running time is complicated to compute. Usually, we are satisfied with knowing an approximate growth rate.
Example: Given two algorithms with growth rate \(c_1n\) and \(c_2 2^{n!}\), do we need to know the values of \(c_1\) and \(c_2\)?
Consider \(n^2\) and \(3n\). PROVE that \(n^2\) must eventually become (and remain) bigger.
Proof by Contradiction: Assume there are some values for constants \(r\) and \(s\) such that, for all values of \(n\), \(n^2 < rn + s\). Then, \(n < r + s/n\). But, as \(n\) grows, what happens to \(s/n\)? It goes to zero.
Since \(n\) grows toward infinity, the assumption must be false. Conclusion: In the limit, as \(n \rightarrow \infty\), constants don’t matter. Limits are the typical way to prove that one function grows faster than another.
Here are some useful observatios.
Since \(n^2\) grows faster than \(n\),
\(2^{n^2}\) grows faster than \(2^n\). (Take antilog of both sides.)
\(n^4\) grows faster than \(n^2\). (Square boths sides.)
\(n\) grows faster than \(\sqrt{n}\). (\(n = (\sqrt{n})^2\). Replace \(n\) with \(\sqrt{n}\).)
\(2 \log n\) grows no slower than \(\log n\). (Take \(\log\) of both sides. Log “flattens” growth rates.)
Since \(n!\) grows faster than \(2^n\),
\(n!!\) grows faster than \(2^n!\). (Apply factorial to both sides.)
\(2^{n!}\) grows faster than \(2^{2^n}\). (Take antilog of both sides.)
\(n!^2\) grows faster than \(2^{2n}\). (Square both sides.)
\(\sqrt{n!}\) grows faster than \(\sqrt{2^n}\). (Take square root of both sides.)
\(\log n!\) grows no slower than \(n\). (Take log of both sides. Actually, it grows faster since \(\log n! = \Theta(n \log n)\).)
If \(f\) grows faster than \(g\), then must \(\sqrt{f}\) grow faster than \(\sqrt{g}\)? Yes.
Must \(\log f\) grow faster than \(\log g\)? No. \(\log n \approx \log n^2\) within a constant factor, that is, the growth rate is the same!
\(\log n\) is related to \(n\) in exactly the same way that \(n\) is related to \(2^n\).
\(2^{\log n} = n\).
<IP_ADDRESS>. Asymptotic Notation¶
I prefer “\(f \in O(n^2)\)” to “\(f = O(n^2)\)” While \(n \in O(n^2)\) and \(n^2 \in O(n^2)\), \(O(n) \neq O(n^2)\).
Note: Big oh does not say how good an algorithm is—only how bad it can be.
If \(\mathcal{A}\in O(n)\) and \(\mathcal{B} \in O(n^2)\), is \(\mathcal{A}\) better than \(\mathcal{B}\)? Perhaps… but perhaps better analysis will show that \(\mathcal{A} = \Theta(n)\) while \(\mathcal{B} = \Theta(\log n)\).
Order Notation has practical limits. Notation: \(\log n^2 (= 2 \log n)\) vs. \(\log^2 n (= (\log n)^2)\) vs. \(\log \log n\).
\(\log 16^2 = 2 \log 16 = 8\).
\(\log^2 16 = 4^2 = 16\).
\(\log \log 16 = \log 4 = 2\).
Statement: Resource requirements for Algorithm \(\mathcal{A}\) grow slower than resource requirements for Algorithm \(\mathcal{B}\).
Is \(\mathcal{A}\) better than \(\mathcal{B}\)?
Potential problems:
How big must the input be?
Some growth rate differences are trivial Example: \(\Theta(\log^2 n)\) vs. \(\Theta(n^{1/10})\). If \(n\) is \(10^{12} (\approx 2^{40})\) then \(\log^2 n \approx 1600\), \(n^{1/10} = 16\) even though \(n^{1/10}\) grows faster than \(\log^2 n\). \(n\) must be enormous (like \(2^{150}\)) for \(n^{1/10}\) to be bigger than \(\log^2 n\).
It is not always practical to reduce an algorithm’s growth rate “Practical” here means that the constants might become too much higher when we shave off the minor asymptotic growth.
Shaving a factor of \(n\) reduces cost by a factor of a million for input size of a million. Shaving a factor of \(\log \log n\) saves only a factor of 4-5.
There is the concept of a “Practicality Window”. In general, (1) we have limited time to solve a problem, and (2) input can only get so big before the computer chokes. Fortunately, algorithm growth rates are USUALLY well behaved, so that Order Notation gives practical indications. “Practical” is the keyword. We use asymptotics because they provide a simple model that usually mirrors reality. This is useful to simplify our thinking.


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I had tried yopo about 6 times now. I have never puked, only felt a bit sick when I gave myself a drip accidentally. The seeds I purchased are of a high quality. I say this because I have experienced very powerful effects from seeds prepared in the same way others complain of no effect.
Three days ago I prepared 20 seeds. I used about 16 big ones and 4 small ones. On a gentle heat in a pan til they popped. Not all of them, I didn't want to burn any. Then removed and threw away the casing, crushed up the insides in a mortar. Mixed in baking soda. Approx 4:1 ratio, with yopo in the majority. To this I then added a drip of water and mixed with fingers. Continued adding drips until similar to dough. I then kneaded this substance for several minutes. Left it out in the open for a day. The next day crushed it up and left it for another day. By then it was pretty much totally dry. Bagged it up for future adventures. Of course I had to try a little!
By eye I divided it into half then quarters, then halved the quarter. Therefore 2.5 seeds, added a bit more for good luck. This was then divided into four equal lines. (using mortar and pestle first). The way I snort and act after is, I think, the most important aspect to gain a good trip. The way I did it was to snort two lines, one up each nostril. The pain is horrid, but most definitely much more bearable than when I prepare just before I snort. Probably 50% less pain. Just snort all the way up in one go, right up there. Wait for the pain to subside for about a minute. Then rail the other two, one up each. I don't sniff no matter how badly I want to. I'll only get a drip and feel awful and maybe puke. Just let it sit there, absorbing. After about 5 minutes the pain will mostly have subsided.
I start getting a gentle then quickly powerful full body heaviness setting in. Then I'll start feeling real nice and giggly. Things start looking a little funny. Like that effect I can put on photos where there are only a few colour layers on each object. Approx 7 minutes after snorting, I blow my nose really hard into a tissue. It's all gone. No sickness, puke free. I know you're kind of meant to puke. For all those purists out there. I think I'll save that until I'm actually in a jungle in South America. Then sit back and enjoy.
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And so the story begins...
Managed to get ahold of 6 generic 40mg Citalopram tabs from a friend. He described them as constantly making you yawn and every time you did the expeirance was similar to coming up on E.
Ever the sceptic, I chow down 1 & 1/2 of the small white tabs and make my way to the local bar. Over an hour later I'm still experiancing few effects if any and so I have the other half. My friends and I decide to go to a club, it is now some 3 hrs after I took the initial tab and I've had a few beers since (3 pints) Our taxi arrives outside the bar and as I leave the club the cold november wind wakes me up a bit and without realising it I yawn, and get a massive (increadbly pleasent) rush that seemed to come from my solar plexus.
After I'd got over the initial shock of it I suddenly realised that stopping yawning was proving to be a problem and each time I did yawn I got another massive rush extreamly similar to the feeling when some good E kicks in. After each yawn I would be basking an a pleasent afterglow for a few seconds and then almost uncontrollably had to yawn again.
We arrive at the night club which is very busy. I felt extreamly sociable and slightly energetic but the amount of people and crowds in genral were making me very tense (The reverse of what I'm like on E, usually I love crows, the more people the better) The yawns die down a bit and I have a good time at the club, much bonding is done with old friends. I feel slightly queasy and we leave the club and smoke a spliff waiting for our taxi, instantly the yawns kick back in again.
Go back to a friends house and smoke a few more spliffs but now I feel sleepy and slightly sick so I make my way home. Even though I feel tired sleeping proves to be impossible, a feel pretty horny but orgasm also proved difficult (This stuff seems to give you tremendus staying power, ask my girlfriend!) I got no sleep at all (from the citalopram!) as every time I started to doze off I yawned, rushed and woke up again. It took mabey 18-20 hours for this to wear off and then mabey another 4 hours to get properly back to baseline.
All of the next day my stomach was extreamly upset and I felt pretty worn out by the whole thing (nothing compared to an E comedown though...) All in all it's decent stuff just I'd recoment taking it at home with a few good friends 'cos crowds are scarey. And take it early in the day 'cos the effects last a -long- time (and are irrotating if you're trying to get to sleep) I never got any life changing epiphanies from this drug but it's pleasent enought to use in a social situation, good for parties ;)
I found it made me feel a very close empathy with my friends but would hesitate to do it again 'cos of the sleep/upset stomach problems (the stomach could have just been off the beer, but it wasn't pleasent) Not only that I found these pretty frustrating 'cos it's as if you're about to come up on E but never quite get there which is annoying as I'm sure you can imagine anyhow,
Later 'w Love
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TextQuery
A configurable query to find TextElement objects in a TextDocument, similar in principle to a database query.
Use TextDocument#query to start a query on a document, then TextQuery#first or TextQuery#all to execute the query.
Constructor Summary
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constructor(document: TextDocument) Constructs a query for the specified document. |
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after(element: TextElement): TextQuery Only look for elements after the specified element. |
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all(): Array<TextElement> Executes the query and returns all matching elements. |
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Public Constructors
public constructor(document: TextDocument) source
Constructs a query for the specified document.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| document | TextDocument | The document to run the query on. |
Private Members
private afterIndex: * source
private aroundIndex: * source
private beforeIndex: * source
private direction: * source
private document: * source
private predicates: *[] source
private untilPredicates: *[] source
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public after(element: TextElement): TextQuery source
Only look for elements after the specified element.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| element | TextElement | The boundary element. |
public all(): Array<TextElement> source
Executes the query and returns all matching elements.
If the query is made in descending order, the result array will contain the elements in reverse order compared to their position in the text.
public around(element: TextElement): TextQuery source
Looks for elements before and after the specified element.
This will search backward and forward from the boundary element, and can be combined with TextQuery#until to easily find surrounding elements.
This cannot be combined with TextQuery#ascending or TextQuery#descending.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| element | TextElement | The boundary element. |
public ascending(): TextQuery source
Look for elements in ascending order (from the beginning to the end of the text). This is the default behavior.
public before(element: TextElement): TextQuery source
Only look for elements before the specified element.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| element | TextElement | The boundary element. |
public descending(): TextQuery source
Look for elements in descending order (from the end to the beginning of the text).
public first(): TextElement | undefined source
Executes the query and returns only the first matching element.
public until(args: String | Object | Function): TextQuery source
Adds a predicate that will interrupt the query as soon as an element matches, and return the previously matching elements up until that point.
The predicate may be in three forms:
where(String, String)
- Only elements with a matching property/value pair will match, e.g.where("type", "foo")
.where(Object)
- Only elements that match all properties and values in the object will match, e.g.where({ foo: "bar", baz: "qux" })
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public where(args: String | Object | Function): TextQuery source
Adds a predicate that text elements must match to fulfill the query.
The predicate may be in three forms:
where(String, String)
- Only elements with a matching property/value pair will match, e.g.where("type", "foo")
.where(Object)
- Only elements that match all properties and values in the object will match, e.g.where({ foo: "bar", baz: "qux" })
.where(Function)
- Only elements for which the predicate returns true will match, e.g.where((e) => e.looksGood)
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Using Context Manager for Profiling
Posted on Thu 24 August 2017 in Python Profiling
Recently, was implementing a class, where, we wanted to be able to 'plug-in' profiling in some functions. Summarizing some of the requirements -
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Ability to add profiling information in several places in code. (Something like
cProfile.Profile().enable()
andcProfile.Profile.disable()
done frequently. -
Ability to enable profiling globally or not, so when globally disabled, it should add a minimum overhead.
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Being able to related profiling information with the code.
My initial idea was to have a class wide cProfile.Profile()
object and keep enabling and disabling it for the parts of the code I wanted to profile. There are a few problems with this - viz.
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enable
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Also, to meet requirement 2. above, this would have been wrapped in an
if
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Dumping stats only for some part of the code - in a section would become a little irritating to handle (see below).
For this type of problems, Context Managers in Python look like a good choice. All the enable
/disable
logic, if
conditions etc. can be neatly wrapped inside the __enter__
and __exit__
methods.
The code for the class Profiler
looks like following
class Profiler(object):
def __init__(self, parent=None, enabled=False, contextstr=None):
"""
parent: the callee
enabled: Should profile or not
contextstr: used as a marker to separate dump data.
"""
self.parent = parent
self.enabled = True
self.stream = StringIO.StringIO()
self.contextstr = contextstr or str(self.__class__)
self.profiler = cProfile.Profile()
def __enter__(self, *args):
if not self.enabled:
return
# Start profiling.
self.stream.write("profile: {}: enter\n".format(self.contextstr))
self.profiler.enable()
def __exit__(self, exc_type, exc_val, exc_tb):
if not self.enabled:
return
self.profiler.disable()
sort_by = 'cumulative'
ps = pstats.Stats(self.profiler, stream=self.stream).sort_stats(sort_by)
ps.print_stats(0.1)
self.stream.write("profile: {}: exit\n".format(self.contextstr))
print (self.stream.getvalue())
# Raise any exception if raised during execution of code.
return False
And then this code can be called as follows -
with Profiler(contextstr="---foo profiling ----", enabled=True):
# code to be profiled
Pretty simple and extremely readable. Also, this just works fine as a nested Context Manager, cool right?
Some Notes:
- Just noticed a quirk of
pstats.Stats
Constructor. If we pass aProfile
object to thepstats.Stats
Constructor as above, unless theProfile
object isenable
d, the Constructor raises an Exception that looks like -
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/pstats.py", line 81, in __init__
self.init(arg)
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/pstats.py", line 95, in init
self.load_stats(arg)
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"FULLER"’S SOAP (Hebrews borith mekabbeshim, i.e., “alkali of those treading cloth”). Mention is made (Proverbs 25:20; Jeremiah 2:22) of nitre and also (Malachi 3:2) of soap (Hebrews borith) used by the fuller in his operations. Nitre is found in Syria, and vegetable alkali was obtained from the ashes of certain plants. (See SOAP.)
"FULLER"’S SOAP (Hebrews borith mekabbeshim, i.e., “alkali of those treading cloth”). Mention is made (Proverbs 25:20; Jeremiah 2:22) of nitre and also (Malachi 3:2) of soap (Hebrews borith) used by the fuller in his operations. Nitre is found in Syria, and vegetable alkali was obtained from the ashes of certain plants. (See SOAP.)


class Solution: def minTrioDegree(self, n: int, edges: List[List[int]]) -> int: graph = [[0]*(n+1) for _ in range(n+1)] node = [0]*(n+1) for i,j in edges: graph[i][j] = 1 graph[j][i] = 1 node[i] += 1 node[j] += 1 print(node,graph) trio = 0 ans = float('inf') for i in range(1,n+1): for j in range(i+1,n+1): if graph[i][j] == 1: for k in range(j+1,n+1): if graph[i][k] and graph[j][k]: trio = 1 ans = min(ans,node[i]+node[j]+node[k] - 6) if trio == 0: return -1 return ans


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Education is the key intervention that will open doors to a better world. Going Online As
Leaders (GOAL) is a digital literacy and mentorship initiative, that lies at the foundation of
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Kanye West Wants To Build Amphitheater On His Wyoming Ranch
by The Associated PressOfficials in Wyoming have received a building permit application from Kanye West for a proposed amphitheater on property owned by the rapper.
West recently announced that he plans to move the headquarters of his shoe and clothing company, Adidas Yeezy, to Cody.
He also wants to build a 70,000-square-foot (6,500-square-meter) amphitheater on his 4,000-acre (1,600-hectare) ranch.
The Cody Enterprise reports the Park County Planning and Zoning Commission plans to discuss the proposed “West Meditation Space Large Impact Structure” on Tuesday.
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"Notify Me" is a 2-page web app that collects email addresses.
Here is what Notify Me looks like by default:
Notify Me was designed for Heroku which uses Postgres as the database server, but can be used locally with sqlite. If you like the idea but want to use different tools, feel free to fork and modify Notify Me for your own needs! The intent was to keep it very simple with few dependencies, so it could be modified easily.
bash
bundle
rackup
Open your browser to http://localhost:9292/
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Notify Me is intended to be customized. In notify_me.rb
you can change the product name, placeholder email strings, Google Analytics account ID and more. Of course you can also edit the markup of the inline templates as well.
Install the Heroku Toolbelt.
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heroku create
git push heroku master
heroku open
bash
sqlite3 notify-me.db
select email from subscriptions;
.quit
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heroku run console
Subscription.all.map(&:email).join(", ")
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A Photoshop document notify-me.psd
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Version 3.2 is out! Besides a couple of bug fixes, the color picker for foreground and background colors show the top few dominant colors in the plot:
This makes it a little easier to select the colors and in the future, this should allow for better auto detection of curves and data points


There are many people
whose ideas about the future are reasonable or respected but who
are misguided about the methods of achieving their visions.
Even though they may not lead to constructive results, erroneous
visions deserve a special study.
Here is a modest initial selection:
Adolf Hitler
Nostradamus
One of the most successful proponents of
nationalism in history, Hitler gave us some very good
lessons. We paid too much for these lessons not to learn
from them.
Vladimir Lenin did the same thing for communist ideas.
- an
author of a set of vast, vague, and unsubstantiated
claims about the future, which were less unexcusable in
his time than in ours.
All religious
thinkers that ever lived, for mistaking emotionally
charged metaphors for the objective reality?
Some
people whose example you may not want to follow:
Kooks museum


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Animating graffiti trends in New York City
Heat maps of crime in San Francisco
A retrospective of two millennia of tsunamis


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Recipe 14.1. Testing Whether CGI Is WorkingCredit: Jeff Bauer, Carey Evans ProblemYou want a simple CGI (Common Gateway Interface) program to use as a starting point for your own CGI programming or to determine whether your setup is functioning properly. SolutionThe cgi module is normally used in Python CGI programming, but here we use only its escape function to ensure that the value of an environment variable doesn't accidentally look to the browser as HTML markup. We do all of the real work ourselves in the following script: #!/usr/local/bin/python print "Content-type: text/html" print print "<title>Situation snapshot</title>
" import sys sys.stderr = sys.stdout import os from cgi import escape print "Python %s" % sys.version keys = os.environ.keys( ) keys.sort( ) for k in keys: print "%s\t%s" % (escape(k), escape(os.environ[k])) print "
" DiscussionCGI is a standard that specifies how a web server runs a separate program (often known as a CGI script) that generates a web page dynamically. The protocol specifies how the server provides input and environment data to the script and how the script generates output in return. You can use any language to write your CGI scripts, and Python is well suited for the task. This recipe is a simple CGI program that takes no input and just displays the current version of Python and the environment values. CGI programmers should always have some simple code handy to drop into their cgi-bin directories. You should run this script before wasting time slogging through your Apache configuration files (or whatever other web server you want to use for CGI work). Of course, cgi.test does all this and more, but it may, in fact, do too much. It does so much, and so much is hidden inside cgi's innards, that it's hard to tweak it to reproduce any specific problems you may be encountering in true scripts. Tweaking the program in this recipe, on the other hand, is very easy, since it's such a simple program, and all the parts are exposed. Besides, this little script is already quite instructive in its own way. The starting line, #!/usr/local/bin/python, must give the absolute path to the Python interpreter with which you want to run your CGI scripts, so you may need to edit it accordingly. A popular solution for non-CGI scripts is to have a first line (the so-called shebang line) that looks something like this: #!/usr/bin/env python However, this approach puts you at the mercy of the PATH environment setting, since it runs the first program named python that it finds on the PATH, and that may well not be what you want under CGI, where you don't fully control the environment. Incidentally, many web servers implement the shebang line even when running under non-Unix systems, so that, for CGI use specifically, it's not unusual to see Python scripts on Windows start with a first line such as: #!c:/python23/python.exe Another issue you may be contemplating is why the import statements are not right at the start of the script, as is the usual Python style, but are preceded by a few print statements. The reason is that import could fail if the Python installation is terribly misconfigured. In case of failure, Python emits diagnostics to standard error (which is typically directed to your web server logs, depending on how you set up and configured your web server), and nothing will go to standard output. The CGI standard demands that all output be on standard output, so we first ensure that a minimal quantity of output will display a result to a visiting browser. Then, assuming that import sys succeeds (if it fails, the whole Python installation is so badly broken that you can do very little about it!), we immediately perform the following assignment: sys.stderr = sys.stdout This assignment statement ensures that error output will go to standard output, so that you'll have a chance to see it in the visiting browser. You can perform other import operations or do further work in the script only when this is done. Another option makes getting tracebacks for errors in CGI scripts much simpler. Simply add the following at the start of your script: import cgitb; cgitb.enable( ) and the standard Python library module cgitb takes care of whatever else is needed to get error tracebacks on the browser. However, as already stated, the point of this recipe is to show how everything is done, rather than just reusing prepackaged funcitonality. One last reflection is that, in Python 2.4, instead of the three lines: keys = os.environ.keys( ) keys.sort( ) for k in keys: used in the recipe, you could use the single line: for k in sorted(os.environ): Unfortunately, since CGI scripts must often run in environments you do not control, I cannot suggest you code to a specific, recent version of Python in this particular caseparticularly not a script such as this one, which is meant to let you examine and check out the exact circumstances under which your CGI runs. Yet another consideration, not strictly related to Python, is that this script is coded to emit correct HTML. Just about all known browsers let you get away with skipping most of the HTML tags that this script outputs, but why skimp on correctness, relying on the browser to patch your holes? It costs little to emit correct HMTL, so you should get into the habit of doing things right, when the cost is so modest. (I wish more authors of web pages, and of programs producing web pages, shared this sentiment. If they did, there would be a lot less broken HTML out on the Web!) See AlsoDocumentation on the cgi and cgitb standard library modules in the Library Reference and Python in a Nutshell; a basic introduction to the CGI protocol is available at http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/cgi/overview.html. |


Gelfand: Aside 3 - Roots, Roots and More Roots
April 24, 2017
Roots, Bl**dy Roots
We need to talk about roots.
There are situations you come across occasionally, as you learn something new, or try and gain a deeper understanding of something you half know, when two totally separate concepts share a common-name, and hence you tie yourself in knots trying to figure out how they are related.
In algebra, “roots” are one of those situations.
And the two kinds aren’t related .
In our journey so far we have come across the term “root” in two difference circumstances:
- to indicate a number which, when multiplied by itself one or more times gives a real, non-negative number - i.e. a square root is the number which, when multiplied by itself once, gives a square.
- to indicate the solutions of polynomial equations - when the function equals zero. Also known as a “zero”
So far so simple. We get that they aren’t related, and also that perhaps we should be more explicit and use the alternative terms for them (or at least qualify them.) But can it get more complicated?
Yup. (You know maths is hard right?)
They Can Occur Together…
When I’m trying to get my head round something it helps if the two things I’m conflating are actually in real life nice and separate, living on separate continents as it where, completely unaware of each other.
No so with roots and roots.
Casting our minds back to Chunk 11 - Factoring to Zero we see that square roots and others were our way to determine the zero-roots of our polynomials.
Urgh.
I’ll leave you to go back and read that section again. It was all correct, but perhaps I (and Gelfand) would have done better to point out the Root-Rubicon that was being crosses completely unknowingly.
Further Reading
It turns out that once you explicitly seprate these elements nicely in your head, a lot of other things become a lot simpler.
There are two brilliantly simple pages covering these:
- Square Roots and Radicals (from Wyzant.com)
- The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra (from MathsIsFun.com)
With all that cleared up, we’re free now to move on to Quadratic equations.


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Why is the American banking infrastructure so awful? This week's cultural blog post will be touching upon an issue in technology. The first thing that crossed my mind are the issues of legacy software, and jointly how short-sighted business goals negatively impact coding decisions.
Legacy software consists of software that utilizes old methodologies, paradigms, or languages. Some issues associated with such software is that the software may only run on antiquated hardware, increasing maintainence costs. Another issue is that as software evolves, there becomes less of a talent pool to draw from to help manage and update such software. Another issue is that legacy systems can have vulnerabilities due to their running on dated operating systems. The final major issue legacy systems face is that they may struggle to integrate with newer systems.
So often times software will be developed using languages that will not be in demand decades down the line (looking at you COBOL!), and end-users (and programmers!) will suffer. Hence why I can't instantly send money from my bank account using the bank's systems, but I can through a phone app (legal barriers also limit what banks' systems are capable of.)
But how can we ameliorate the issue of legacy software? The software could periodically be updated, being translated to contemporary languages using best-practice paradigms.  And thus, trying to convert the legacy code into a new language may wind up creating more problems than it solves. Such a conversion for a large project is also ridiculously expensive and time consuming, and financial gains may take years to offset the costly decision.
So in the end, there's no real simple solution. What can be done is that all programmers focus on creating code that is accessible, follows best practices/paradigms, and has some chance of being useful and understood decades from when it is written. But until such actions are incentivized, as opposed to myopic project completions, we may not see such best practices.


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Global sustainability challenges – chronic hunger, loss of species habitat, water shortage, and the continuing rise of greenhouse gas emissions from human activities – are increasingly influenced by distant forces. Urban demand for farm products may cause habitat loss in a remote region half the world away. Smallholder farmers may suffer water shortages caused by expanding demands from population booms in distant cities. These are examples of telecouplings — socioeconomic and environmental interactions over distances — and while they have become ubiquitous in our globalized world, tools to better understand them and combat potential detrimental outcomes have been lacking. In recognizing the urgency of sustainability concerns a range of efforts have been fashioned to assist stakeholders, researchers, and the general public in navigating the complexity of these issues and crafting solutions. For instance, in 2015, the United Nations (UN) General Assembly established Sustainable Development Goals to provide guidance in tackling social and economic development issues.
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Hardcore Ford Raptor Rival Is In A League Of Its Own
Glickenhaus and company are taking this beast to Baja, and will sell you one, too.
by Noah JosephThink the Ford F-150 Raptor is a pretty badass dune-jumper? Well it is. But the new SCG Boot is in another league entirely. Like Score International, the body that sanctions the Baja 1000. That's where it'll be competing next week. But this is the version you can not only buy but actually drive on public streets.
The Boot is the latest vehicle to come from Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus, the racing constructor started by financier, Hollywood producer, and noted Ferrari collector James Glickenhaus. But where most of SCG's vehicles have been designed for the tarmac (where this one can legally be driven as well), the Boot is an off-roader, first and foremost.
The SCG Boot is modeled after the Baja Boot made famous by the legendary late actor/racer Steve McQueen, who drove one in the late '60s. But Glickenhaus' modern version takes the form even further. It packs GM's 6.2-liter LT1 small-block V8 from the Chevy Camaro SS, turned around, mounted amidships and sending 460 horsepower through a four-speed automatic transmission to all four wheels. And those 17-inch wheels are wrapped in BFGoodrich off-road tires and heavily articulated with 19 inches of travel. But that's just the road-going version. The competition-spec model that SCG will field in Baja has an extra three inches of suspension travel and an even wider track.
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Best of all, the racing Boot packs the 650-horsepower supercharged LT4 V8 from the outgoing Corvette Z06. That's a heck of a lot more than the 450 hp in McQueen's Baja Boot half a century ago. That's progress for ya. And we wouldn't be at all surprised to find SCG has squeezed even more out of it. But however much muscle it's packing, we're looking forward to seeing how it fares in competition.
As for the road-going customer Boot, it sure ain't pretty, but we'd jump at the opportunity to drive one – on the road, or better yet, off it.


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I'm passionate about solving complex problems in efficient and elegant ways. I love to refactor messy code, find leaks that slow down performance, and continually improve upon past solutions. Whether discussing future code-to-be-written, existing code, or code written years ago, I always seek to grasp all the intricacies and details of the code, so that I can improve upon the base that has already been set.
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-: 1 :- IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA, BANGALORE DATED THIS THE 05TH DAY OF JULY, 2012 PRESENT THE HON'BLE MR. VIKRAMAJIT SEN, CHIEF JUSTICE AND THE HON'BLE MRS. JUSTICE B.V.NAGARATHNA W.P.No.32407/2009 (KLR-LG-PIL). BETWEEN: 1. B.CHANNABASAPPA, S/O VEERABHADRAPPA, AGED ABOUT 45 YEARS. 2. N. VENKAPPA, S/O GURUNATHARAO, AGED ABOUT 52 YEARS. 3. G. MANJUNATHAN, S/O SHEKARAPPA, AGED ABOUT 39 YEARS. 4. D.GANESHAPPA, S/O DANAPPA, AGED ABOUT 46 YEARS. 5. S.N.UJJAPPA, S/O ERAPPA, AGED ABOUT 50 YEARS. 6. S.M.SHIVANANDAIAH, S/O KENDAPPAIAH, AGED ABOUT 68 YEARS, (SENIOR CITIZEN BENEFIT NOT CLAIMED) 7. G.HALAPPA, S/O HAMPAPPA, AGED ABOUT 72 YEARS, (SENIOR CITIZEN BENEFIT NOT CLAIMED) -: 2 :- 8. A.BASAVARAJAPPA, S/O SIDDAPPA, AGED ABOUT 51 YEARS. 9. A.OMKARAPPA, S/O SIDDAPPA, AGED ABOUT 40 YEARS. 10. G.MALLIKARJUNAPPA, S/O G.SOMASHEKARAPPA, AGED ABUOT 30 YEARS. 11. CHANDRASHEKARAPPA, S/O GURAPPA, AGED ABOUT 40 YEARS. 12. D.RUDRAPPA, S/O MAHADEVAPPA, AGED ABOUT 35 YEARS. 13. N.S.SIDDAPPA, S/O CHANDRASHEKARAPPA, AGED ABOUT 40 YEARS. 14. U. RUDRAPPA, S/O SIDDAMALLAPPA, AGED ABOUT 35 YEARS.  PETITIONERS (BY SRI: G.CHANDRASHEKAR FOR M/S CHANDRU & S.SHEKAR, ADV.) AND: 1.STATE OF KARNATAKA REPRESENTED BY ITS PRL. SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE VIKASA SOUDHA, BANGALORE -: 3 :- 2.THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER SHIMOGA DISTRICT SHIMOGA 3.ASST.  RESPONDENTS (BY SRI:R.G.KOLLE, AGA FOR R1-R4, SRI.K.R.SATISH, FOR M/S.M.N.V.ASSTS. FOR R.5, SRI BASAVARAJ KAREDDY, ADV. FOR R6) ****** THIS WRIT PETITION IS FILED UNDER ARTICLES 226 & 227 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA, PRAYING TO CALL FOR RECORDS FROM THE R1 TO R6. ISSUE WRIT IN THE NATURE OF WRIT OF CERTIORARI AND QUASH THE ORDER DT.10.3.03, VIDE ANN-J & TO QUASH THE ORDER DT.7.4.03, VIDE ANN-K RESPECTIVELY PASSED BY THE R1 & R2. THIS PETITION COMING ON FOR PRELIMINARY HEARING, THIS DAY, CHIEF JUSTICE MADE THE FOLLOWING: -: 4 :- ORDER
VIKRAMAJIT SEN, CJ (Oral):
The land in question, which according to the petitioner is part of gomal land, was granted for the present purposes of a Solid Waste Treatment Plant as far back as on 2003. Photographs are available on the record to show that boundary for dumping solid waste as well as pits are already in existence. The explanation tendered as far as the delay is concerned is that the petitioners were not aware of the allotment of the land to Shiralakoppa Pattan Panchayath. We think that if due diligence had been pursued, knowledge of this allotment would have been received. Annexure "C" is the Resolution dated 30/04/2003 with regard to the present plant. Solely on the ground of delay, we do not think it advisable to pursue this Public Interest Litigation any further. If the petitioners are of the persuasion that steps which are required under Pollution Control Act, are not being meticulously complied with, liberty is granted to initiate fresh proceedings.
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2. Writ petition is accordingly, disposed of.
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JUDGE *mvs Index: Y/N