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--- layout: page title: Talks talks: - title: "FTheoryTools: A computer tool for singular elliptic fibrations" author: Martin Bies date: "2023-07-12" conference: String Math 2023 conference_url: https://stringmath2023.sciencesconf.org/ location: "Melbourne, Australia" pdf_url: https://rtca2023.github.io/pages_Lyon/DocM3/Fieker.pdf - title: "FTheoryTools: A computational tool for analysis of singular elliptic fibrations" author: Andrew Turner date: "2023-07-04" conference: String Pheno '23 conference_url: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1270020/ location: "Daejeon, South Korea" pdf_url: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1270020/contributions/5472895/attachments/2684853/4658073/11%20Turner.pdf - title: "Number Theory in Oscar: Class Groups, Class Fields and Beyond" author: Claus Fieker date: "2023-06-28" conference: Mathematical Software and High Performance Algebraic Computing conference_url: https://rtca2023.github.io/pages_Lyon/m3.html location: "Lyon, France" pdf_url: https://rtca2023.github.io/pages_Lyon/DocM3/Fieker.pdf - title: "OSCAR - A new Computer Algebra System" author: Wolfram Decker date: "2023-06-27" conference: Mathematical Software and High Performance Algebraic Computing conference_url: https://rtca2023.github.io/pages_Lyon/m3.html location: "Lyon, France" - title: "F-theory Tools: String theory applications of OSCAR" author: Martin Bies date: "2023-05-31" conference: Computeralgebra-Tagung 2023 conference_url: https://konferenz.uni-hannover.de/event/83/ location: "Hannover, Germany" pdf_url: https://martinbies.github.io/PresentationCAT2023MartinBies.pdf - title: "F-Theory and Singular Elliptic Fibrations" author: Martin Bies date: "2023-05-16" conference: Oberseminar Algebraische Geometry, Universitaet des Saarlandes conference_url: https://www.uni-saarland.de/lehrstuhl/lazic/oberseminar-algebraische-geometrie.html location: "Saarbruecken, Germany" pdf_url: https://martinbies.github.io/TalkSBMay2023.pdf - title: "The OSCAR Computer Algebra System" author: Max Horn date: "2022-03-09" conference: Tagung der Fachgruppe Computeralgebra 2022 conference_url: https://indico.mpp.mpg.de/event/8469/ location: "Munich, Germany (Virtual)" - title: "OSCAR snapshots" author: "Mara Belotti, Chiara Meroni, Victoria Schleis, Johannes Schmitt" date: "2022-09-20" conference: Sixth annual conference of the SFB-TRR 195 conference_url: https://www.math.uni-tuebingen.de/en/research-chairs/combinatorial-algebraic-geometry/sfb-trr-195/annual-meeting-2022/annual-meeting-2022 location: "Blaubeuren, Germany" - title: "OSCAR status report" author: Michael Joswig date: "2022-09-19" conference: Sixth annual conference of the SFB-TRR 195 conference_url: https://www.math.uni-tuebingen.de/en/research-chairs/combinatorial-algebraic-geometry/sfb-trr-195/annual-meeting-2022/annual-meeting-2022 location: "Blaubeuren, Germany" - title: "OSCAR – A new Computer Algebra System" author: Wolfram Decker date: "2022-06-23" conference: Effective Methods in Algebraic Geometry (MEGA 2022) conference_url: https://mega2022.up.krakow.pl/invited-speakers/ location: "Kraków, Poland" - title: "OSCAR status report" author: Claus Fieker date: "2021-09-13" conference: Fifth annual conference of the SFB-TRR 195 (virtual) conference_url: https://www.art.rwth-aachen.de/cms/MATHB/Forschung/~oampy/5-Jahrestagung-SFB-TRR/ location: "Germany" - title: "The OSCAR Computer Algebra System" author: Claus Fieker and Max Horn date: "2021-07-30" conference: JuliaCon 2021 conference_url: https://pretalx.com/juliacon2021/talk/WQ8MJK/ location: Virtual - title: "OSCAR - The Project" author: Michael Joswig date: "2021-02-16" conference: Sage/Oscar Days for Combinatorial Algebraic Geometry conference_url: https://icerm.brown.edu/programs/sp-s21/w2/#workshopoverview location: ICERM (Virtual) - title: "msolve - An open source C library for algebraic multivariate system solving" author: Christian Eder date: "2020-11-27" conference: Workshop on Computational Algebra 2020 (virtual) conference_url: https://fachgruppe-computeralgebra.de/ca2020/ location: "Kaiserslautern, Germany" pdf_url: https://www.mathematik.uni-kl.de/~ederc/download/workshop-computational-algebra-2020.pdf - title: "Equations for the K3-Lehmer map" author: Simon Brandhorst date: "2020-09-21" conference: Fourth annual conference of the SFB-TRR 195 (virtual) conference_url: https://www.computeralgebra.de/sfb/our-news/fourth-annual-conference-of-the-sfb-trr-195/ location: "Germany" pdf_url: https://www.computeralgebra.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/4th-talk-brandhorst.pdf - title: "msolve - An open source C library for algebraic multivariate system solving" author: Christian Eder date: "2020-07-13" conference: ICMS 2020 (virtual) conference_url: http://icms-conference.org/2020/ location: "Braunschweig, Germany" pdf_url: https://www.mathematik.uni-kl.de/~ederc/download/workshop-computational-algebra-2020.pdf - title: "Massively parallel fan traversals and applications" author: Janko Boehm date: "2020-07-13" conference: ICMS 2020 (virtual) conference_url: http://icms-conference.org/2020/ location: "Braunschweig, Germany" - title: "Chevalley’s Theorem on constructible images made constructive" author: "Mohamed Barakat" date: "2020-01-30" conference: Computational and algorithmic methods conference_url: https://www.newton.ac.uk/event/graw02 location: "Isaac Newton Institute, Cambridge, UK" talk_url: https://www.newton.ac.uk/seminar/20200130091010001 pdf_url: https://www.newton.ac.uk/files/seminar/20200130091010001-1787124.pdf - title: "OSCAR, a Tech Preview" author: "Michael Joswig" date: "2020-01-24" conference: 11th polymake conference and developer meeting conference_url: https://www.mis.mpg.de/de/veranstaltungen/konferenzen/2020/polymake2020.html location: "MPI-MIS, Leipzig" talk_url: https://github.com/micjoswig/oscar-notebooks/tree/master/MPI-demo-200124 - title: "Introduction to GAP and Polymake in Julia" author: "Sebastian Gutsche" date: "2019-04-19" location: "Lehrstuhl B für Mathematik, RWTH Aachen" talk_url: https://github.com/sebasguts/IntroductionJuliaPolymakeGAP - title: "OSCAR" author: "The OSCAR Team" date: "2019-02-18" conference: Retreat TRR 195 conference_url: https://www.computeralgebra.de/sfb/events/retreat-2019-of-the-sfb-trr-195/ location: "Bad Münster am Stein, Germany" pdf: "BMS-talk.pdf" - title: "OSCAR - the work" author: "Reimer Behrends, Thomas Breuer, Sebastian Gutsche, William Hart" date: "2018-09-25" conference: Annual meeting TRR 195 conference_url: http://www.math.uni-tuebingen.de/arbeitsbereiche/geometrie/annual-meeting-sfb-trr-195-1 location: "Tübingen, Germany" pdf: "tuebingen2018-thework.pdf" - title: "OSCAR - the dream" author: "Mohamed Barakat, Wolfram Decker, Claus Fieker, Michael Joswig, Frank Lübeck" date: "2018-09-24" conference: Annual meeting TRR 195 conference_url: http://www.math.uni-tuebingen.de/arbeitsbereiche/geometrie/annual-meeting-sfb-trr-195-1 location: "Tübingen, Germany" pdf: "tuebingen2018-thedream.pdf" - title: "Integrating GAP and Julia" author: "Sebastian Gutsche" date: "2018-07-24" conference: ICMS 2018 conference_url: http://icms-conference.org/2018/ location: "Notre Dame, USA" pdf_url: "https://sebasguts.github.io/downloads/ICMS2018.pdf" - title: "OSCAR: a visionary, new computer algebra system" author: "Wolfram Decker, Sebastian Gutsche, William Hart, Michael Joswig" date: "2017-12-11" conference: Open Source Computer Algebra Research (OSCAR) conference_url: https://www.mis.mpg.de/calendar/conferences/2017/oscar2017.html location: "Leipzig, Germany" pdf: "Leipzig2017.pdf" - title: "OSCAR: a visionary, new computer algebra system" author: "Reimer Behrends, Thomas Breuer, Sebastian Gutsche, William Hart" date: "2017-09-27" conference: First annual meeting of the DFG collaborative research center SFB-TRR 195 conference_url: http://www.math.rwth-aachen.de/~Sebastian.Schoennenbeck/Jahrestagung/index.html location: Aachen, Germany pdf: "Aachen2017.pdf" - title: "Nemo and Hecke: number theory in KL" author: "Claus Fieker" date: "2017-06-30" location: Oldenburg - title: "Nemo/Hecke: computer algebra and number theory packages for the Julia programming language" author: "Claus Fieker, William Hart, Tommy Hofmann, Fredrik Johansson" date: "2017-07-28" location: Kaiserslautern - title: "Basic arithmetic in Flint and Nemo" author: "William Hart" date: "2017-10-23" location: Lyon pdf: "RAIM-talk.pdf" - title: "The OSCAR Computer Algebra System" author: "William Hart" date: "2018-03-07" location: "GDMV, Paderborn" pdf: "Nemo-Paderborn-2018.pdf" - title: "Hecke: A Fresh Approach to Computational Algebraic Number Theory" author: "Claus Fieker, Tommy Hofmann, Carlo Sircana" date: "2018-03-07" location: "GDMV, Paderborn" - title: "Current Advances in Open Source Gröbner Basis Algorithms" author: "Christian Eder" date: "2018-03-08" location: "GDMV, Paderborn" pdf: "eder-dmv-2018.pdf" - title: "GAP/Julia Interface" author: "Sebastian Gutsche, Thomas Breuer" date: "2018-05-01" conference: Interfacing math software with low level libraries conference_url: https://opendreamkit.org/meetings/2018-04-30-Cernay/program/ location: "Cernay-la-Ville" - title: "Some hope" author: "Claus Fieker" date: "2018-05-31" location: "Greensboro" - title: "The curse of the large degree Classgroup Computations in Large Degree" author: "Claus Fieker" date: "2018-05-28" location: "Greensboro" pdf_url: https://www.uncg.edu/mat/numbertheory/summerschool/2018/Fieker_2018_Class-Group-Large-Degree.pdf - title: "The power of asymptotics" author: "Claus Fieker" date: "2018-05-29" location: "Greensboro" - title: "On the construction of class fields" author: "Claus Fieker, Tommy Hofmann, Carlo Sircana" date: "2018-07-19" location: "ANTS, Wisconsin" - title: "Large Class Groups in Nemo" author: "Claus Fieker" date: "2018-06-08" location: "Canada" --- A collection of talks about the OSCAR project: {% assign years = "2023,2022,2021,2020,2019,2018,2017" | split: "," %} {% assign entries = page.talks | sort:"date" | reverse %} {% for year in years %}


Exploratory analysis of Bayesian models¶
While conceptually simple, Bayesian methods can be mathematically and numerically challenging. Probabilistic programming languages (PPLs) implement functions to easily build Bayesian models together with efficient automatic inference methods. This helps separate the model building from the inference, allowing practitioners to focus on their specific problems and leaving PPLs to handle the computational details for them (Bessiere, Mazer, Ahuactzin, & Mekhnacha, 2013; Daniel Roy, 2015; Ghahramani, 2015). The inference process generates a posterior distribution - which has a central role in Bayesian statistics - together with other distributions like the posterior predictive distribution and the prior predictive distribution. The correct visualization, analysis, and interpretation of these distributions is key to properly answer the questions that motivate the inference process.
When working with Bayesian models there are a series of related tasks that need to be addressed besides inference itself:
Diagnoses of the quality of the inference
Model criticism, including evaluations of both model assumptions and model predictions
Comparison of models, including model selection or model averaging
Preparation of the results for a particular audience
Successfully performing such tasks are central to the iterative and interactive modeling process. These tasks require both numerical and visual summaries to help statisticians or practitioners analyze visual summaries. In the words of Persi Diaconis.
Exploratory data analysis (EDA) seeks to reveal structure, or simple descriptions in data. We look at numbers or graphs and try to find patterns. We pursue leads suggested by background information, imagination, patterns perceived, and experience with other data analyses.
Exploratory analysis of Bayesian models take many of the ideas commonly associated with EDA and apply them to the analysis of Bayesian models and their results.
In the following sections we will discuss how to use ArviZ to perform Exploratory analysis of Bayesian models, together with a discussion of good practices for Bayesian modeling. As visualization plays a central role in Exploratory analysis of Bayesian models we begin our discussion with some general topics around visualization.


ABHISHEK PAUDEL
Computer engineering graduate with research interests and skills in AI, machine learning and data scienceEducation
Nov 2013Sept 2017
Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering
Tribhuvan University, Institute of Engineering, Pulchowk Campus Lalitpur, NepalProfessional Experience
Feb 2018present
Nepal Participatory Action Network
Technical Lead Kathmandu, Nepal
Leading the development and piloting of the first of its kind SMS based information dissemination and monitoring system for Government of Nepal to enhance its existing management information system used for social security allowance program. This new SMS based system would automatically acquire information about social security allowance from concerned authorities in each local level, send this information to registered beneficiaries and also make it available on public website. Furthermore, it would also interactively survey the beneficiaries through SMS to inquire about effectiveness of the program.
Jan 2017Nov 2017
Equal Access Nepal
Technical Consultant Lalitpur, Nepal
Provided technical support to UNICEF Nepal CO in development and deployment U-report platform as a part of Shout Out For Health program initiated by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. U-report is a free, SMS-based system that allows young people to speak out on what is happening in communities across their country using their mobile phones, and work together with other community leaders and policy makers for positive change. These voices and opinions of young people are visualized in real-time on public website.
Jan 2015Nov 2015
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Nepal Country Office
Technical Consultant Lalitpur, Nepal
Developed and deployed various SMS based applications along with real-time/off-line analytics for tasks like communication with teachers in remote districts, location tracking of UNICEF field staffs for security purposes and information dissemination & monitoring of UNICEF supported cash transfer program. These applications proved to be highly valuable and useful during the post-earthquake period and benefited more than half a million people in earthquake affected districts of Nepal directly or indirectly.
Teaching Experience
Dec 2018present
MPercept Academy
Course Instructor Lalitpur, Nepal
Teaching introductory course on artificial intelligence and machine learning along with designing and evaluating assignments and projects.
Publications
Projects
2018
An AI that solves 2048 puzzle game using minimax and alpha-beta pruning
2017
A recommendation system that recommends music based on personality of a person determined from social media
2017
A tool that allows live broadcasting of presentations to computers and smart phones in a network
2016
Minor project on Python that generates responses to questions based on Markov model and pattern matching
2016
A web-based platform developed on Django that allows rating and reviewing of manpower companies
Additional Experience
2018
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2017
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2016
2015
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2015


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Makes 18
Dietary
A delicious tofu curry is used to fill lightly spiced Yorkshires for a canapé with a difference.
Preheat the oven to 245C/225C Fan/Gas 9.
For the curry paste, put all the ingredients in a food processor and blend until smooth. If the paste is very thick, add a little water and blend again.
For the tofu, heat the peanut oil in a wok or a large frying pan over a high heat, add the tofu and stir-fry for 10 minutes, turning, or until browned. Add the peppers and continue to stir-fry. Add the curry paste and cook for 2-3 minutes. Pour in the coconut milk, fish sauce and lime juice. Simmer for 15-20 minutes, or until most of the liquid has evaporated, then set aside.
For the Yorkshire puddings, add a teaspoon of vegetable oil to each hole of a muffin tin. (You have enough batter for 18 small Yorkshire puddings.) Preheat in the oven for 10 minutes, or until the oil is smoking hot.
Meanwhile, in a large bowl, mix the flour, sea salt, black pepper, smoked paprika, chilli powder and cumin powder together until well combined.
In a separate bowl lightly whisk the milk and eggs. Add to the flour mixture and whisk until smooth. Set aside to rest in the fridge for at least a few minutes or ideally half an hour.
Carefully remove the hot tins from the oven and using a measuring jug pour the batter evenly into each hole. Bake for 12 minutes, or until golden-brown and risen. Remove from oven and cool in the tins for few minutes, then remove and place onto a wire rack to cool further.
To assemble, put the Yorkshire puddings on a serving platter. If necessary, gently push down in the middle of the Yorkshire to create a dip. Spoon a generous amount of the tofu mixture into them. Top each one with a Thai basil or coriander leaf. Arrange the lime wedges around the serving platter and serve.


LITTLE MAN TATE A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 1999
One of the surest ways for the Hollywood actors to win the "Oscars" is playing the characters burdened with some terrible affliction. On the other hand, serious dramatic movies about the opposite - talented people - are quite rare. LITTLE MAN TATE, 1991 directorial debut by Jodie Foster is one of such films.
The movie deals with Fred Tate (played by Adam Hann-Byrd), eight-year old child prodigy who is blessed with high IQ and many talents, like mathematics, music and painting. For his single mother and cocktail waitress Dede (Jodie Foster), Fred is normal child that is supposed to have normal childhood like everybody else. But, his intelligence has estranged him from the peers in school, and, finally, it brings attention of Dr. Jane Grierson (Diane Wiest), psychologist specialised for gifted children. She wants Fred to join her summer camp for gifted children. Dede reluctantly agrees, but soon the tension would erupt between her and Dr. Grierson, who wants Fred to have special education, away from his mother.
In many ways, LITTLE MAN TATE has a lot of autobiographic elements for Jodie Foster. She, same as the protagonist in the movie, was a child prodigy, becoming a huge film star at the age of twelve. But, unlike many other child stars, she was intelligent enough to know that stardom doesn't last forever and she temporarily left Hollywood in order to finish proper education. Her return later led to the triumph, with two "Oscars" for THE ACCUSED and SILENCE OF THE LAMBS. Enjoying the great respect as one of the most mature stars in Hollywood, her directorial debut was universally praised by the critics. Perhaps, they went overboard with praises - film is good, but it is basically television drama material, with rather simplistic plot that deals with the struggle between the heart (childhood) and mind (adulthood).  The acting, on the other hand is superb - Jodie Foster has a rather low key performance, overshadowed by young Adam Hann-Byrd and always reliable Dianne Wiest. Many of the actors in short, but effective scenes, manage to overcome the limitations of the weak script. Foster as director, on the other hand, is quite capable to make this film entertaining and touching despite its flaws. In its time, Foster was praised for her debut. Now she should be praised even more, because GOOD WILL HUNTING, more recent and more acclaimed film dealing with the same subject, really pales compared with LITTLE MAN TATE.
RATING: 6/10 (++)
Review written on June 10th 1999
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LAST NIGHT (Canadian) A review by Mark R. Leeper in bullet-list form from the Toronto Internation Film Festival
CAPSULE: The world will come to an end at midnight. Everyone knows it and must make a final peace with the last hours of their lives. This is an intelligent science fiction film with no special effects, just personalities and ideas. Rating: 8 (0 to 10), high +2 (-4 to +4)
- It is the last night of the planet and several different people are reacting each in their own way to the end. The film covers 6 PM to midnight. The main character is Patrick played by David McKellan who also wrote and directed. - Reminiscent of ON THE BEACH. But much more so of a story Richard Matheson wrote, "The Last Day." (P.S. On rereading the 1953 Matheson, this film is almost a loose adaptation of that story. The similarities may be mere coincidence, but they are numerous and they are very striking.) - US release may be problematical. The title is lackluster and non-memorable, though very appropriate when you know about the film. Also provincial Americans may not care about the end of the world coming to Toronto. They probably would feel it would not affect them. Perhaps a PBS release would be possible. - Patrick's family has declared it Christmas and are hurt that the (adult) children will not spend the whole evening with them. - Grocery stores mostly looted. It seems though that one of everything is left. - Some people continue business as usual, some want sex, some react with religion, some riot. Some people are in total denial. - Much comedy, much drama. - Very Canadian cast. - It does not get dark. It is just always daytime. - Radio playing "Last Night I Didn't Get to Sleep At All." How appropriate. - David Cronenberg as a kind of bland functionary manager at the gas company. Genvieve Bujold as French teacher visiting former student. - Science fiction film with no special effects, cost about two million dollars. - The person you have been thrown together with by chance becomes the most important person to you for the rest of your life. - Why would it be so precisely at midnight? What about other time zones? What is the nature of what is destroying the world?
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GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA [DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION] Open Government Report 2014 To institutionalize a culture of transparent and open government, accountability, and to expand opportunities for resident participation and collaboration, this Report describes how the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) has and will continue to develop and enhance transparency, public participation, and collaboration. In accordance with Mayor’s Order 2014-170, this report addresses the following topics: Transparency DDOT has taken the following steps to be more transparent: Public Information Sharing In addition to sharing various press releases, traffic advisories, notices about forthcoming regulations and public meeting notices (discussed later in the “Public Engagement and Participation” section), DDOT has made the following user-friendly online tools available to the public, which increase awareness about the agency: • Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) – DDOT receives and responds to FOIA request via FOIA Express; however, many requests are voluminous and DDOT is in the process of utilizing the FOIA Express Reading Room. Last year, DDOT responded to at least 300 FOIA requests and in the spirit of transparency often waives the fees for requesters to obtain their documents. • DDOTDashboard – Provides data on District traffic safety, roadway conditions, infrastructure projects, transit initiatives, operating budget and expenditures and customer service. • Track DC – Features windows into DDOT’s budget and operational information, performance indicators, documents made available under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), website traffic and links to the agency’s various social media platforms. • DDOT Compendium – A tool that provides comprehensive information about DDOT policies, procedures, and services in an online, searchable format. The Compendium contains a variety of documents and reference materials—ranging from regulations, federal legislation, and transportation studies, to online permit look-up tools and FAQs— organized by topic into summary pages that provide links to related documents and references. 1 • • • • • • Urban Forestry Administration’s GIS Maps – DDOT’s Urban Forestry Administration (UFA) provides numerous geographic information system (GIS) maps that feature data on tree removals, tree plantings, invasive insect sightings, responses to severe weather events, etc. CaBiDashboard – Provides metrics on DDOT’s Capital Bikeshare program, including ridership; fleet performance and safety; customer service and membership. DDOT Permit Viewer – Offers information about permit locations and permitted activities citywide. This application is available as a website and as a mobile application for iOS, Windows 8 and Android devices. DDOT Permit Locator – Features GIS maps and datasets allowing the public quick retrieval of public space permit information. Data Warehouse – Provides access to over 500 datasets from multiple agencies, facilitating increased District-wide responsive and enhanced organizational performance. Feature Services – Delivers real-time data feeds of various DDOT service applications. Future Information Sharing Initiatives Moving forward, DDOT plans to roll out the following initiatives to increase the agency’s transparency and provide more amounts of valuable data to the public: • • • Interactive Project “Life Cycle” – DDOT is working with the Office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO) to develop a platform to display the entire “life cycle” of DDOT projects: from conception, through the procurement, solicitation and award process toward the completed product. Linking Office of the Chief Technology Officer Initiatives on DDOT’s Website Displaying DDOT’s Infrastructure Assets in GIS Format DDOT is also working closely with the Office of the City Administrator (OCA) and OCTO to identify a significant number of datasets that OCA and OCTO expect to publish online later this year. Public Engagement and Participation DDOT has made it a priority to enhance and expand opportunities for the public to participate in agency decision-making by taking the following measures: Providing Online Access to Proposed Rules to Regulations DDOT Routinely announces the release of new rules and regulations online and via email and various social media platforms (for example, the “Publication of Proposed Rules to Formalize the Public Participation Process for Service or Fare 2 Adjustments to the DC Circulator” and the agency’s Curbside Management Study). Sharing Information and Resources DDOT uses a variety of platforms and methods to share agency information and resources to keep the public properly informed: • Community Meetings – In addition to participating in community meetings (for example, Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) meetings) DDOT has held several Ward-based meetings over the past year (for example, in Ward 7 and Ward 8), and plans to hold meetings in all of the District’s eight Wards in FY 2014. 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So the death penalty is just and there does not exist an inalienable right to life. What is the purpose of punishments for crime (e.g. death penalty, jail, fines, etc.)?
To inflict pain upon people to deter them from doing evil.
To help people reform so as not to do crime again.
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What is MVC in iOS? - is one of the first questions that an interviewer might ask a potential iOS developer. MVC is one of the easiest concepts to comprehend. Hence, I will not be introducing here. Instead, I'll be touching on what MVC really is in practice.
Although an easy concept to grasp, a lot of developers seem to not get MVC right in practice. I have been an iOS consultant for three years and have been given opportunities to work on a variety of projects with approximately two dozen developers from around the world. I've also had the privilege to experience and see how other developers build iOS applications. Sadly, almost 90% of the projects made the similar mistakes of mixing views with controllers, which would result in truly massive view controllers. No jokes here! This mistake will most likely cost applications to have shorter lifecycles.
It is definitely not difficult to start developing iOS applications. One of the most intelligent IDEs, XCode, will handle almost every computer science philosophy for developers behind the scene. That's also what Apple tends to deliver: everyone can become an iOS application developer. Obviously, people do not necessarily need knowledge in computer science to become iOS developers. It is without a doubt that other developers will be more forgiving towards those without a background in computer science. "They can always learn." It is absolutely right.
The tutorial is another critical cause. Due to the booming mobile application market, there are tons of tutorials out in the internet to help people build certain functionalities, this is awesome and I appreciate it A LOT! However, tutorial writers might think it's JUST for demonstration purposes and thus, see no need to stick with a certain software architecture pattern. I have observed that majority of the demo codes is on the controller part. But, some developers just follow the tutorial blindly. What comes next then?
I will be demonstrating the above three points from a demo application. At the same time, another demo application with same functionalities will show how it's supposed to be in MVC software architecture pattern.
Basically, it's a simple iOS application that owns a table view. Each record represents a remote user. The table view can be used to add or delete users. When you click on one of a record, it will navigate you to another view controller that contains a clickable button and a view. You can tap on/off the button to change the state of this record. Let's rolling in!
// In Contacts.swift class Contact { var name: String? var url: String? var connected: Bool init(name: String, url: String) { self.name = name self.url = url self.connected = false } }
The codes above correctly describe the data structure of Contact, but what should I do if I want to add, retrieve and remove multiple Contact from Contacts? This piece normally goes to the controllers in tutorials which violate our rule. Below is my modification:
// In Contacts.swift class Contact { private(set) var name: String? private(set) var url: String? private(set) var connected: Bool init(name: String, url: String) { self.name = name self.url = url self.connected = false } func reverseConnected() { connected = !connected } } class Contacts { private static let sharedInstance = Contacts() private var contacts = [Contact]() class func countContact() -> Int { return sharedInstance.contacts.count } class func addContact(contact: Contact) { sharedInstance.contacts.append(contact) } class func getContactFromIndexPath(indexPath: NSIndexPath) -> Contact? { if 0 > indexPath.row || indexPath.row > sharedInstance.contacts.count {return nil} return sharedInstance.contacts[indexPath.row] } class func removeContactFromIndexPath(indexPath: NSIndexPath) -> Contact? { if 0 > indexPath.row || indexPath.row > sharedInstance.contacts.count {return nil} let contact = sharedInstance.contacts[indexPath.row] sharedInstance.contacts.removeAtIndex(indexPath.row) return contact } }
CountContact, addContact, getContactFromIndexPath and removeContactFromIndexPath can be called directly from controllers. This way, controllers do not need to know anything about the model.
// PublishViewController.swift var contact: Contact? // it's okay to cache a local variable @IBOutlet weak var mineView: UIView! @IBOutlet weak var connectButton: UIButton! // style logic is held by vc // which we don't recommend here private func updateConnectButton() { if let contact = contact { if contact.connected { connectButton.setTitle("DISCONNECT WITH \(contact.name!)", forState: .Normal) connectButton.setTitleColor(UIColor.redColor(), forState: .Normal) mineView.layer.borderColor = UIColor.redColor().CGColor } else { connectButton.setTitle("CONNECT WITH \(contact.name!)", forState: .Normal) connectButton.setTitleColor(UIColor.blueColor(), forState: .Normal) mineView.layer.borderColor = UIColor.clearColor().CGColor } } }
// In MainViewControllerViewController.swift func tableView(tableView: UITableView, cellForRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) -> UITableViewCell { let cell = tableView.dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier("MainViewTableViewCellIdentifier")! let label = cell.viewWithTag(1000) as! UILabel label.textColor = UIColor.grayColor() if 0 > indexPath.row || indexPath.row > contacts.count { return cell } // contacts is data structure held by the vc // which don't recommend here if let name = contacts[indexPath.row].name { label.text = name } else { label.text = "Unknown" } return cell }
The code above looks fine and it's working. What if you have more than ten UI elements to configure in a table view cell? Perhaps you have different kinds of cells? Or perhaps, you will need to change view appearance under some situations? If so, the controller will generate a large piece of codes for sure. How about doing it this way:
// PublishView.swift // this class view property of PublishViewController @IBOutlet weak var mineView: UIView! @IBOutlet weak var connectButton: UIButton! private func updateConnectButton(contact: Contact) { if let contact = contact { if contact.connected { connectButton.setTitle("DISCONNECT WITH \(contact.name!)", forState: .Normal) connectButton.setTitleColor(UIColor.redColor(), forState: .Normal) mineView.layer.borderColor = UIColor.redColor().CGColor } else { connectButton.setTitle("CONNECT WITH \(contact.name!)", forState: .Normal) connectButton.setTitleColor(UIColor.blueColor(), forState: .Normal) mineView.layer.borderColor = UIColor.clearColor().CGColor } } }
// In MainViewControllerViewController.swift func tableView(tableView: UITableView, cellForRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) -> UITableViewCell { let cell = tableView.dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier(MainViewTableViewCellIdentifier.Normal.rawValue) as! MainViewTableViewCell let contact = Contacts.getContactFromIndexPath(indexPath) cell.updateCell(contact) // MainViewTableCell holds style logic return cell }
When codes get changed, you need only to concentrate on getContactFromIndexPath, updateCell. As for PublishView, we put the styling logic in the view part so we can focus on this piece of codes when the design is changed.
Instead, I will create another file called MainViewTableViewCell.swift to hold styling logic. It's all about the SEPARATION. Here's something we should put it in regarding the cell:
// MainViewTableViewCell.swift class MainViewTableViewCell: UITableViewCell { @IBOutlet weak var titleLabel: UILabel! override func awakeFromNib() { super.awakeFromNib() titleLabel.textColor = UIColor.grayColor() } func updateCell(contact: Contact?) { if let contact = contact, let name = contact.name { titleLabel?.text = name } else { titleLabel?.text = "Unknown" } } }
The projects are available to download from the links below so you have a general idea of the differences:
MVC-Demo
MVC-Demo-Finish
That's it. In short, these are two main points I am suggesting developers to achieve:
Thank you for taking the time to read this! Please let me know your thoughts on this article. Press the like or share buttons if you like it so that others can read it too :)


Software Developer at Thrivent Financial
2018 graduate of Computer Science, Mathematics, and Spanish
Independent side project. This application is designed to send out a simple text about tomorrow's forecast. The idea came from the many surprisingly cold walks to the bus stop each morning. The application sends a text each evening about what the weather will be like on tomorrow's commute.
Built using basic http requests to the National Weather Service API. Sends texts using an SMTP host. Hosted on Heroku. Written in Python.
Senior Project developed with two other classmates. A shift scheduler designed specifically for work study on the Luther College campus. The main functionalities include automatic schedule creation and employee management for supervisors.
Built database of schedule information. Utilized Google's Oauth and calendar API. Built with Python, Flask, and React. Hosted on Heroku.
Collaborative research project with a professor of Spanish, Nancy Gates Madsen. This interactive decision based game explores the decisions made by the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo following the disappearance of their newborns during the Argentine dictatorship.
Built with a Python Flask backend and a simple html/css/js frontend. Hosted on Heroku.
Final partner project for Internet Programming. Allows students to see information about their fellow classmates.
Built database of student information. Utilized Google maps API. Hosted on Heroku.
Midterm partner project for Internet Programming. Allows user to click on the map and view nearby photos from Flikr.
Utilized Google maps and Flikr API. Hosted on Heroku.
GPA: 3.98
Apart from being a web developer, I enjoy spending time kayaking on lakes during Minnesota summers. Additionally, in the colder months, I find myself quilting and cooking new foods.


By Paul K. Bisson (THE 'BISSON'S ON' WEB PAGE)
Perhaps it's a metaphor for life. Or, more to the point, perhaps its a metaphor for what we're all supposed to do with our lives. I'd like to believe that. Because "Good Will Hunting" is not a new film in every aspect--in fact, its plot and theme have been given to us many times at the movies. And we know, almost at least, how it will end--so there had better be something new and engaging to watch this time 'round.
Well, thankfully, there is.
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck star as two "star-crossed lovers" who set
sail aboard.....Oops! Wrong flick.
Matt Damon stars as the guy we all know. Maybe its a brother or perhaps its a best friend--or maybe its even us. Its the guy that is so certain of his particular talents and potential and so aware of the fact that he can change the course of his life--if he just chose to do it--that it scares him.
What also scares him is the fact that he's got it good right now. Maybe he doesn't have the best job, or the best pay, or the best recognition, or the best home--but his life is a safe one, a secure one. And isn't that what makes us so afraid of change? The fear of losing what security we have now--no matter how much of a dump we know it to be?
Will Hunting (Damon) is a tough, streetwise 20 year old from South Boston, Ma, who spent most of his life being shuffled from one abusive foster home to the next, slowly being stripped of any self-worth or security of "family." Finally ending up in tiny shack of an apartment all his own, he created his own world of security--he's got his best friend, Chuckie (Ben Affleck), a ratpack of trusted, loyal friends and a pretty good job working at MIT--as a janitor. Not much, but its his and he's satisfied. Well almost.
See, he's a genius, too. A mathematical wizard, able to dissect the problems most seasoned math professionals can't. It comes natural to him, so he is easily ignorant of the possibilities such talent can create. But its not so easy for MIT professor, Lambeau (Stellan Skarsgård) to ignore, once he discovers that Hunting has this ability--and is wasting it.
The professor sees the amazing contradiction in Hunting. He's a wild, rebellious kid with a chip on his shoulder who just happens to possess the mind of an Einstein. The professor understands that the only way for Hunting to excel, is to rid him of that chip. And when Lambeau tries to coerce the kid into getting therapy, it backfires--as every psychologist discovers that they can't stand to be in the same room with him--much less help him.
That's when Lambeau seeks the aid of a long time friend and rival, Sean McGuire (Robbin Williams in, perhaps, his most dramatic & powerful role yet). McGuire, a widower and ex-therapist turned college teacher, grew up in much the same environment as Hunting...and he may have the key to unlock the kid's emotional doors.
>From here, we are taken on a journey of discovery. Learning about both McGuire and Hunting, realizing that they may, in fact, be the same person inside. During their many battles and sparrings of the mind, we also learn that the kid may be just what McGuire needs to release his own demons.
As I said, the plot isn't very original. But the performers give us such riveting and believable characters, that we don't really care. And the truth about these characters is undeniable. Its easy to see a bit of ourselves or someone we know in all of them. From Hunting's best friend, Chuckie, who knows that his life is already written and who will most likely live and die in the same town, to Hunting's lover, Skylar (Minnie Driver), a young, vibrant medical student that finds in Hunting the one thing missing from her seemingly perfect life, to the professor Lambeau himself, always reaching--never attaining; "Sometimes I wish I had never met you. Because then I could go to sleep at night not knowing there was someone like you out there."
But this is a story about choices. To be satisfied with what we've got now because its secure and safe or to believe in ourselves and take a chance on the unknown. And it's also about redemption. Learning to forgive others, including ourselves, letting go of our shields and letting people into our hearts--no matter what they might find. Learning to trust.
For me, it was easy to identify with Hunting. Our lives contain much the same elements; spending the early parts of my youth in one abusive foster home after another, then fending off the mean streets of South Boston, Dorchester and Roxbury in my early teens--to discovering my talents in the arts and learning to put all my energies toward them. My life now is the result of change. I'd either be dead or in prison had it gone any other way.
And there in lies the success of "Good Will Hunting." What it says to people like me and you about our talents and potential. What it says about opening up and allowing ourselves to trust someone, letting them in. What it says about how doing these things may change our perspective on who we really are and what life is all about, thus, not denying ourselves of what might be...
* * * 1/2
Rated R 125 minutes
Will: Matt Damon McGuire: Robin Williams Chuckie: Ben Affleck Skylar: Minnie Driver Lambeau: Stellan Skarsgard
Directed by Gus Van Sant Written by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck
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Infinite scrolling with change of image sources in JavaScript.
The Waypoint component self is used in combination with pe:javascript.
In the callback function we get the current waypoint object (image).
${showcase:getFileContent('/sections/waypoint/examples/example-infiniteScrollingTwo.xhtml')}


Next: defpackage, Previous: unuse-package, Up: Packages Dictionary
use-package
packages-to-use &optional package ⇒ t
packages-to-use—a designator for a list of package designators. The KEYWORD package may not be supplied.
package—a package designator. The KEYWORD package cannot be supplied. The default is the current package.
use-package causes package to inherit all the external symbols of packages-to-use. The inherited symbols become accessible as internal symbols of package.
Packages-to-use are added to the use list of package if they are not there already. All external symbols in packages-to-use become accessible in package as internal symbols. use-package does not cause any new symbols to be present in package but only makes them accessible by inheritance.
use-package checks for name conflicts between the newly imported symbols and those already accessible in package. A name conflict in use-package between two external symbols inherited by package from packages-to-use may be resolved in favor of either symbol by importing one of them into package and making it a shadowing symbol.
(export (intern "LAND-FILL" (make-package 'trash)) 'trash) ⇒ T (find-symbol "LAND-FILL" (make-package 'temp)) ⇒ NIL, NIL (package-use-list 'temp) ⇒ (#<PACKAGE "TEMP">) (use-package 'trash 'temp) ⇒ T (package-use-list 'temp) ⇒ (#<PACKAGE "TEMP"> #<PACKAGE "TRASH">) (find-symbol "LAND-FILL" 'temp) ⇒ TRASH:LAND-FILL, :INHERITED
The use list of package may be modified.
unuse-package, package-use-list, Package Concepts
It is permissible for a package P_1 to use a package P_2 even if P_2 already uses P_1. The using of packages is not transitive, so no problem results from the apparent circularity.
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>
Joseph McCarthy
test paragraph text
test heading
unordered list below
- first element
- second element
- third element
ordered list of my 5 favourite albums
- nothing by meshuggah
- a deeper understanding by the war on drugs
- room for squares by john mayer
- obzen by meshuggah
- sunbather by deafheaven
emphasized element
this is italics
strong element
this is bold
soft line break
testing a
soft line break
hard line break
testing a
hard line break
horizontal rule
the four image types
jpg:
gif:
png:
svg:


--- post_id: /low-cost-multi-touch-whiteboard-using-the-wiimote date: 2009-11-09 12:54 return_url: '2008-04-22-low-cost-multi-touch-whiteboard-using-the-wiimote.html' name: 'Stephanie' email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>comment: '
Wiimote Whiteboard hacking has allowed Smoothboard to be modified to a more user friendly featuring annotation and autoconnect mode. It''s really worth giving it a try!
' ---


(Available from v2.5.0)
With optical character recognition (OCR) it is possible to convert screen content into text. In combination with Sakuli, it is also possible to automate software based on the text shown on screen.
Sakuli containers ship with a complete setup to use the OCR module of Sakuli. OCR module can be used without any further set up.
Installing the OCR module of Sakuli on a workstation or virtual machine is possible, but requires some additional steps and dependencies. We recommend, to use the ready-to-use container for most use cases. A native installation should only be considered, if the containers don’t fit the requirements of your check.
To add the OCR module, please add "@sakuli/ocr": "next"
to your package.json
.
{
"name": "sakuli-project",
"version": "0.8.15",
"scripts": {
"test": "sakuli run test-suite"
},
"dependencies": {
"@sakuli/cli": "next",
"@sakuli/ocr": "next"
}
}
After altering your package.json
, the module can be installed with npm install
on command line.
For more information on how to set up your access the modules, please have a look at the modules documentation.
Sakuli OCR uses Tesseract to read text from the screen. For performance and quality reasons, a native installation of tesseract is required. Please ensure to install a Tesseract version >= 4.1.1. For more information on how to obtain and install Tesseract on your machine, please have a look at the official Tesseract documentation.
To read text from the screen, Sakuli OCR ships with the test step _getTextFromRegion()
. The function returns all text
on the screen including line feeds.
const text = await _getTextFromRegion(new Region());
const regionToRead = new Region(50, 100, 400, 50);
const textOfRegion = await _getTextFromRegion(regionToRead);
new Region(50, 100, 400, 50);
creates a region with the following specification:
The constant textOfRegion
will only contain the text from this specific region of the screen.
With Sakuli, it is also possible to automate software based on the text shown on the screen. _getRegionByText()
provides the possibility to search for a specified text on the screen or in a specified region of the screen. Once the
location of the text is determined, it is possible to e.g. move the mouse to the location and click on it.
await _getRegionByText("Continue").click();
This sample would search the screen for the text “Continue” and subsequently click on it.
const searchRegion = new Region(50, 100, 400, 50);
await _getRegionByText("Continue", searchRegion).click();
new Region(50, 100, 400, 50);
creates a region with the following specification:
In this sample, the search for the text “Continue” would be limited to the specified screen region.
One common use case would be to extract text from a certain region of the screen e.g. from an offer or invoice for further validation.
(async () => {
const testCase = new TestCase("Check offer");
try {
// ...
const offerNumberRegion = await _getRegionByText("offer number").grow(10);
const offerNumber = await _getTextFromRegion(offerNumberRegion);
const expectedOrderNumber = /42-XBC-09453/;
await _assert(Promise.resolve(!!offerNumber.match(expectedOrderNumber)),
`Found ${offerNumber} instead of ${expectedOrderNumber}`);
// ...
} catch (e) {
await testCase.handleException(e);
} finally {
await testCase.saveResult();
}
})();
This check would search for the “offer number” in the pdf, extract the whole offer number and compare it to an expected value.
The quality of OCR results highly depends on the screen content. Here are some aspects to consider when OCR does not recognize the text you expect:
In case you want to have some insights in what tesseract “sees” through a Sakuli automation, you can easily adapt log levels to show details of the OCR process.
_getTextFromRegion()
to the logs_getRegionByText()
to the logs


Access Userbase from any context via REST endpoints exposed by the Admin API. To access the Admin API, you need to get an Access Token from the Account section in your Admin panel.
Use these APIs to authenticate your user, and retrieve or modify your users' metadata.
Use these APIs to retrieve apps' metadata.


2020-04-17
I’ve added a few features to Pandoc Bash Blog since adding GoatCounter: some cosmetic, some useful, some very behind the scenes.
To separate code blocks more clearly from the rest of the text, they now have a darker background colour:
And to tell inline code better apart, it got some colour as well:
I first used the same grey background as for code blocks just like
for example GitHub does for Markdown pages, but bumped into a snag;
pandoc believes that whitespace should be conserved for inline code and
sets white-space: pre-wrap
for code
. This
preserves whitespace, but still breaks lines; it does leave a blank at
the end of the line, though, and with a visible background colour, that
blank can be seen.
So, a different font colour it was, and after looking at the defaults
for a few CSS frameworks, I settled on #C7254E
. Which keeps
the blank, it’s just invisible now.
And finally, because I noticed that my amateur mess of font sizes
resulted in tiny code in headings, I switched everything to relative
font sizes using rem
s and em
s, and in an
exhaustive test of one browser on two screens, nothing looks
fundamentally broken, so I declare that a success.
All those actions I wrote when a learned about GitHub Actions have generated quite a pile of YAML files: each action has one for metadata, and each workflow is in one. Since all the actions run on each other, that results in about a dozen or so YAML files floating around.
What’s more obvious than having yet another action to lint these as well? Run yamllint to the rescue!
The action wraps yamllint and works pretty much the same as the Run markdownlint action: the linter checks the whole repo, and an optional config file can be supplied. As for the Markdown linter, I fetch my own from my dotfiles.
Now I just have to update all my files because I recently enabled a new quoting rule…
Anyway, I mention this here because Pandoc Bash Blog uses this action to lint its YAML files.
As a side effect of having grown from very minimal to slightly more
involved, pbb used to make a bunch of assumptions about where specific
files would live. At first, I just symlinked things like the style sheet
from the pbb directory into this blog; later, I updated
pbb init
to symlink from the /usr/local
hierarchy and the Bats test setup would actually copy things there.
Now, finally, there is a proper way to install pbb from scratch: a
Makefile! I’m far from a Make expert, but let’s say I have seen worse
than this.
The file is “self-documenting” by way of parsing specifically formatted
comments with Awk, offers a “dev mode” option to symlink instead of copy
things, has an uninstall recipe, and respects the XDG
Base Directory Specificiation. Or at least my personal flavour of
it, combined with a sprinkle of the systemd
file system hierarchy. Everything goes into
~/.local/share
(or wherever $XDG_DATA_HOME
points to), and the binary lives in ~/.local/bin
, leaving
both $HOME
clutter free and allowing for non-sudo
installation.
Since I’m not compiling anything, the Makefile is basically a weird
shell script wrapper, but “use make install
” just has such
a nice ring to it.
I did realize that building the blog is actually a pretty good use case for a Makefile—rebuild those pages where the Markdown version is more recent—but that ship has sailed. Bash it is.
The TAOP summary is pretty long, so I thought it’d be useful to have a table of contents. pandoc can create one, but I wanted it to be easy to control. There are a few knobs to turn, but I eventually figured out the correct ones.
Initially, I thought I can use either of the toc
or
table-of-contents
metadata fields and set them to
true
in the YAML header of the post I want a TOC for. That
didn’t work.
I was confused about the meaning of the variables. A glance at the default HTML template made things a little more clear:
$if(toc)$
$if(toc-title)$
$toc-title$

$endif$
$table-of-contents$
$endif$
They’re all different! toc
serves to indicate if the TOC
should be printed at all; table-of-contents
actually
contains the TOC. Aha. Setting toc: true
in my
post did give me an empty
tag, but the table
itself was missing.
As it turns out, the toc
metadata variable and the
--toc
command line option are different as well.
--toc
is required to generate the table, and the
toc
variable controls if it is displayed or not. But now I
got the TOC everywhere, and I wanted the default to be “no TOC”!
The last puzzle piece was to use a metadata
file where I can set toc: false
so the default is to
not have a TOC; if I do want one, I can override the value in
just the post where I want it. This also let me customize the heading
used for the TOC by setting the toc-title
variable.
Or at least that’s how I think everything works, but who knows. This post uses a TOC, just to show what it looks like.
Last, but not least, pbb now has a proper man page. It’s officially the official source of truth, other than the code itself, that is.
Not everybody considers writing documents using the man
macros for roff
exactly “thrilling” or “fun” or “not a
waste of time”, but I kind of like it. It’s a bit like Markdown’s
great-great-great-grandma! I keep hearing about mdoc
being
all the rage (mostly when I read anything written by its author) and
“semantic” instead of just “presentation formatting”, but whenever I
think of it, I’m already halfway through whatever I’m writing and
promise myself to check it out next time.
I try and follow the Linux man page conventions as outlined by man-pages(7)
regarding structure and style; the man page for the man
macros man(7)
and its longer cousin groff_man(7)
come in handy to remind me of how to start a paragraph with a hanging
tag (.TP
!) and how to get pretty quotes (\*(lq
and \*(rq
!); the GNU roff
short reference groff(7)
is useful for all those non-man
requests (new line?
.br
); and finally, if all else fails, there’s always the
full-blown GNU
troff
manual.
There surely are a lot of man
man pages.
In the end, all that counts is that going from this
to this
is super satisfying. To me.


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Did anybody else see this:
https://github.com/rust-lang-nursery/wg-verification
https://gitter.im/rust-lang/wg-verification
There seems to be an official verification working group for Rust. It might be a great opportunity to promote Lean
I think Lean is not quite there yet :(. (Mostly due to stability.)
You think we should just wait before getting started in that direction?
I do. I have a feeling that Rust wants something more... ready?
That makes sense but my impression from the group is that there is a wide variety of approaches. The Iris / RustBelt project seems to be the major one but they seem to encourage diversity rather than try to settle on a single verification approach
Perhaps you're right. I think Jared contributes to Rust so mayhap he's already brought it to their attention then?
Btw, in spite of the fact that I've been writing Lean exclusively for a few months now (and dropping Coq), if I were to start an industrial project right now I would choose Coq.
That makes sense. The infrastructure is far more mature. I think it will take a while for Lean to catch up. It seems to me that 1) it can happen and 2) when / if it does, Lean will be a more approachable solution to start hacking with.
I completely agree. Really the notation is just more important than the Coq community realizes and Lean has just the right amount (as opposed to Agda who have gone way too far in the notational direction).
I agree. I feel like organizing the libraries around type classes instead of module / functor also makes them far more usable.
I guess the point of already starting on verification project is slowly catching up to the Coq infrastructure
I wonder if it's realistic to hope for a sort of FFI between Lean and Coq
Typeclasses are sweet. Also I've grown accustomed to using the decidable trick to use the same function in decidable and potentially undecidable contexts. It's so awkward to always do if band
in Coq. (Although I believe Lean wants to actually drop this particular use case? Which is saddening.)
I want FFI to C, Idris style.
It's so awkward to always do if band in Coq.
YES! It took me a while to appreciate that but it's incredible.
Although I believe Lean wants to actually drop this particular use case?
Are you referring to ite
taking a bool
instead of a decidable Prop
? I think all that it will do is shift the use of decidable
from ite
to the coercion from your proposition to bool. I think it's too useful and pretty to drop.
Oh, yes I was referring to that but clearly I had misunderstood then.
So we're keeping the trick.
I want FFI to C, Idris style.
Multiple FFIs might be required. Specifically, a FFI to Coq would be really cool if it allowed us to reuse Coq theorems and tactics. That might mean we can use Iris in Lean for example.
Give me Omega finally :).
:D
It might seem primitive but it even solves goals that I don't find immediately obvious once the set of (in)equalities is big enough.
Can't wait to see what Lean 7 will bring.
Why Lean 7?
Why not 7 :)? We're at 4 soon!
Surely 7 will be better than 6.
I hear it won't be quite as good as 8 or 9 ...
Yeah but I think 7 strikes the right balance between the wait time and quality.
Makes sense ... plus: it's a prime number, it's bound to be of prime quality too :D
Folks, you need to slow down. Wait until Lean 4 is unfinished before starting on the next version.
But Lean 4 is currently unfinished!
Ah ha. Therein lies the quandary...
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Department of Advanced Science and Technology
University of Computer Studies
B.C.Sc/B.C.Tech. ( Four Year)
Computer Organization
Final Examination
Management Information(CS-404)
September, 2016
Zone III
Answer ALL Questions
Time allowed 3hours.
(OR)
What is groupware?Discuss the principle functions of groupware.(10 Marks)(OR)
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