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Useful Swift Shorthand Notations
11 Jun 2015While studying Swift I sometimes come across shorthand notation that can be extremely confusing at first. You don’t know the name of the particular shorthand and don’t know where to look it up at first but when you get the gist of it, it can be extremely useful. I will list a few here that I found to be interesting as I have not encountered them in other languages before.
Terniary
A great example is the terniary(look under “Terniary Conditional Operator”). A terniary can look something like this:
let b: CGFloat = self.blueControl.on ? 1 : 0
Pseudo-code:
If self.blueControl is on (self.blueControl is a on/off switch), assign b a CGFloat with the value of 1. If it isn’t, assign the value of 0.
In code, this is shorthand notation for:
if self.blueControl.on {
let b: CGFloat = 1
} else {
let b: CGFloat = 0
}
Here’s another example that illustrates the use of terniaries
if 2 > 4 {
let a: Int = 1
} else {
let a: Int = 0
}
let a: Int = (2 > 4) ? 1 : 0
Assigning bools
In another persons’ code I encountered this interesting notation:
youWon = opponentChoice == "Paper"
Pseudo-code:
If opponentChoice equals string “Paper”, assign youWon the boolean value of true.
or:
if opponentChoice == "Paper" {
youWon = true
} else {
youWon = false
}
I will update this as I find new shorthand notations!


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Here are some things you can do in this template:
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She said she had called PM Johnson a week ago on his mobile phone and that he answered but then the phone was taken by a man who spoke with a Chinese accent.
The Sunday Times reported in September that when Johnson was mayor he failed to declare close personal links to Arcuri, who received thousands of pounds in public business funding and places on official trade trips.
Johnson has said everything was done with full propriety and that there was no interest to declare, and a government audit report last month ruled a decision to award a 100,000 pound ($127,960) grant to a company run by Arcuri was appropriate. (Reporting by Guy Faulconbridge; editing by Michael Holden)


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EQ is typically learned and built upon.
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These fragments I have shored against my ruins
— T. S. Eliot (1888–1965), The Waste Land
Though ‘Ruins’ is a small world, and distorted in shape by the needto have “one example of everything”, it seems worth a few pages to gather together the fragments scattered through the book so far and complete the game.
To begin with, the stage set back in §4 was too generic, too plain. Chosen at random, it may as well become La Milpa, a site rediscovered in dense rainforest by Eric Thompson in 1938, towards the end of the glory days of archaeological exploration. (La Milpa has been sadly looted since.) Though this is something of a cliché of interactive fiction, ‘Ruins’ contains two objects whose purpose is to anchor the player in time and place. Lining the packing case, we find:
Object -> -> newspaper "month-old newspaper" with name 'times' 'newspaper' 'paper' 'month-old' 'old', description "~The Times~ for 26 February, 1938, at once damp and brittle after a month's exposure to the climate, which is much the way you feel yourself. Perhaps there is fog in London. Perhaps there are bombs.";
And among the player's initial possessions:
Object map "sketch-map of Quintana Roo" with name 'map' 'sketch' 'sketch-map' 'quintana' 'roo', description "This map marks little more than the creek which brought you here, off the south-east edge of Mexico and into deepest rainforest, broken only by this raised plateau.";
To turn from the setting to the prologue, it is a
little too easy to enter the structure in the rainforest. And if the
steps were always open, surely the rain would sluice in? Recall that
the Forest
includes inward map connections to the steps
,
which are a door, instead of to the Square_Chamber
directly:
d_to steps, in_to steps,
The steps are, however, intentionally blocked by rubble, as happened in thecase of the hidden staircase found by Alberto Ruz beneath the Temple of theInscriptions at another site, Palenque:
Object -> steps "stone-cut steps" with name 'steps' 'stone' 'stairs' 'stone-cut' 'pyramid' 'burial' 'structure' 'ten' '10', rubble_filled true, description [; if (self.rubble_filled) "Rubble blocks the way after only a few steps."; print "The cracked and worn steps descend into a dim chamber. Yours might "; if (Square_Chamber hasnt visited) print "be the first feet to tread"; else print "have been the first feet to have trodden"; " them for five hundred years. On the top step is inscribed the glyph Q1."; ], door_to [; if (self.rubble_filled) "Rubble blocks the way after only a few steps."; return Square_Chamber; ], door_dir d_to has scenery door open;
Next we must face the delicate issue of how to get from
the mundane 1930s to a semi-magical Maya world. The stock device of
Miguel Angel Asturias's Leyendas de Guatemala and other founding
works of magic realism (indeed, of Wuthering Heights come to
think of it) is for the arriving, European rationalist to become
fascinated by a long tale told by local peasants. This would take too
much code to get right in so small a game, though, and there also
remains the unresolved question of what the mushroom is for.
So we delete the original before
rule for the mushroom,
which made eating it potentially fatal, and instead give it an after
:
Eat: steps.rubble_filled = false; "You nibble at one corner, unable to trace the source of an acrid taste, distracted by the flight of a macaw overhead which seems to burst out of the sun, the sound of the beating of its wings almost deafening, stone falling against stone.";
* The player begins at the Great Plaza, carrying the map, the sodium lamp and Waldeck's Mayan dictionary. [description]
This is fairly authentic, as a cult of hallucinogenic mushrooms seems to have existed. Anyway, the player is getting off pretty lightly considering that Maya lords also went in for narcotic enemas and ritual blood-letting from the tongue and penis, an interactive fiction for which the world is not yet ready.
Descending underground, §8 alluded to an eggsac which burst on contact with natural light. Naturally, this repellent object belongs in the Wormcast, and here is its definition:
Object -> eggsac "glistening white eggsac", with name 'egg' 'sac' 'eggs' 'eggsac', initial "A glistening white eggsac, like a clump of frogspawn the size of a beach ball, has adhered itself to something in a crevice in one wall.", after [; Take: "Oh my."; ], react_before [; Go: if (location == Square_Chamber && noun == u_obj) { deadflag = true; "The moment that natural light falls upon the eggsac, it bubbles obscenely and distends. Before you can throw it away, it bursts into a hundred tiny, birth-hungry insects..."; } ];
Note the clue that some object is within the egg sac: as it turned out in §8, a stone key, released by putting the egg sac into the shaft of sunlight. The key itself has a very short definition:
Object stone_key "stone key" with name 'stone' 'key';
This is not an easy puzzle, but a further clue is provided by the carvings onthe Stone Chamber wall, which can be translated with Waldeck's dictionary to read “becoming the Sun/life”.
Given the key, the player must next solve the problem
of bringing light to the Stooped Corridor, by pushing the burning sodium
lamp south. This means, as promised in §14,
adding a before
rule to the lamp:
PushDir: if (location == Shrine && second == sw_obj) "The nearest you can do is to push the sodium lamp to the very lip of the Shrine, where the cave floor falls away."; AllowPushDir(); rtrue;
§14 also promised to
run down the battery power: although since 100 turns is plenty, this
rule doesn't play any real part in the game and is just window-dressing.
We need to StartDaemon(sodium_lamp)
in the Initialise
routine, and define the lamp's daemon along the following lines:
daemon [; if (self hasnt on) return; if (--self.battery_power == 0) give self ~light ~on; if (self in location) { switch (self.battery_power) { 10: "^The sodium lamp is getting dimmer!"; 5: "^The sodium lamp can't last much longer."; 0: "^The sodium lamp fades and suddenly dies."; } } ],
With the obligatory light puzzle solved, the Shrine can at last be opened:
Object Shrine "Shrine" with description "This magnificent Shrine shows signs of being hollowed out from already-existing limestone caves, especially in the western of the two long eaves to the south.", n_to StoneDoor, se_to Antechamber, sw_to "The eaves taper out into a crevice which would wind further if it weren't jammed tight with icicles. The glyph of the Crescent is not quite obscured by ice.";
Looking up the Crescent glyph in the dictionary (§16) reveals that it stands for the word “xibalbá”: asking the Priest (§17) brought into existence by wearing the jade mosaic mask (§11) melts the icicles and makes the southwest connection to Xibalbá, of which more later. No Maya game would be complete without their religiously-observed cyclical countings of time:
Object -> paintings "paintings" with name 'painting' 'paintings' 'lord' 'captive', initial "Vividly busy paintings, of the armoured Lord trampling on a captive, are almost too bright to look at, the graffiti of an organised mob.", description "The flesh on the bodies is blood-red. The markers of the Long Count date the event to 10 baktun 4 katun 0 tun 0 uinal 0 kin, the sort of anniversary when one Lord would finally decapitate a captured rival who had been ritually tortured over a period of some years, in the Balkanised insanity of the Maya city states.", has static;
Having called the priest “calendrical”,
here's another topic to Ask
the priest about:
'paintings': "The calendrical priest frowns. ~10 baktun, 4 katun, that makes 1,468,800 days since the beginning of time: in your calendar 19 January 909.~";
And also, to make the point once more, and remind the player once again ofdistant Europe:
Show, Give: ... if (noun == newspaper) "He looks at the date. ~12 baktun 16 katun 4 tun 1 uinal 12 kin~, he declares before browsing the front page. ~Ah. Progress, I see.~";
Perhaps the player will never see either calculation: if so, it doesn't matter, as dates and calendars turn out to be this game's red herring. (Every game should have one.) The Antechamber of the Shrine is an undistinguished room…
Object Antechamber "Antechamber" with description "The southeastern eaves of the Shrine make a curious antechamber.", nw_to Shrine;
… except that this is where the iron cage (§15 and §21) is located, so that the Burial Shaft lies below, with its complex puzzle in which the player is transformed to a warthog and back again, opening the shaft. Lastly, then, in the southwest eaves of the Shrine is a natural cave entrance, which in Mayan mythology leads to the Underworld. There is supposed to be a crossroads here, but in this modest game a three-way junction is all we have space for:
Object Junction "Xibalb@'a" with description "Fifty metres beneath rainforest, and the sound of water is everywhere: these deep, eroded limestone caves extend like tap roots. A slither northeast by a broad collapsed column of ice-covered rock leads back to the Shrine, while a kind of canyon floor extends uphill to the north and downwards to south, pale white like shark's teeth in the diffused light from the sodium lamp above.", ne_to Shrine, n_to Canyon_N, u_to Canyon_N, s_to Canyon_S, d_to Canyon_S, has light; Treasure -> stela "stela" with name 'stela' 'boundary' 'stone' 'marker', initial "A modest-sized stela, or boundary stone, rests on a ledge at head height.", description "The carvings appear to warn that the boundary of Xibalb@'a, Place of Fright, is near. The Bird glyph is prominent.";
This canyon houses the eight-foot pumice stone ball (see §15) at the north end, and the chasm (§12, §21) at the south:
Object Canyon_N "Upper End of Canyon" with s_to Junction, d_to Junction, description "The higher, broader northern end of the canyon rises only to an uneven wall of volcanic karst.", has light; Object Canyon_S "Lower End of Canyon" with n_to Junction, u_to Junction, s_to "Into the chasm?", d_to nothing, description "At the lower, and narrower, southern end, the canyon stops dead at a chasm of vertiginous blackness. Nothing can be seen or heard from below.", has light;
As promised in §12, the chasm must react to having the stone ball pushed into it, which means adding this to the chasm's definition:
each_turn [; if (huge_ball in parent(self)) { remove huge_ball; Canyon_S.s_to = On_Ball; Canyon_S.description = "The southern end of the canyon now continues onto the pumice-stone ball, wedged into the chasm."; "^The pumice-stone ball rolls out of control down the last few feet of the canyon before shuddering into the jaws of the chasm, bouncing back a little and catching you a blow on the side of the forehead. You slump forward, bleeding, and... the pumice-stone shrinks, or else your hand grows, because you seem now to be holding it, staring at Alligator, son of seven-Macaw, across the ball-court of the Plaza, the heads of his last opponents impaled on spikes, a congregation baying for your blood, and there is nothing to do but to throw anyway, and... but this is all nonsense, and you have a splitting headache."; } ],
(Horribly violent, semi-religious ball-game rituals are common in early central America, though nobody knows why: all substantial Maya cities have prominent ball-courts.) A fat paragraph of text in which fairly interesting thingshappen, beyond the player's control, is sometimes called a “cut-scene”. Most critics dislike the casual use of cut-scenes, and ‘Ruins’ would be a better game if the confrontation with Alligator were an interactive scene. But this manual hasn't the space. Instead, here is the final location, which represents “standing on the wedged ball”:
Object On_Ball "Pumice-Stone Ledge" with n_to Canyon_S, d_to Canyon_S, u_to Canyon_S, description "An impromptu ledge formed by the pumice-stone ball, wedged into place in the chasm. The canyon nevertheless ends here.", has light; Treasure -> "incised bone" with name 'incised' 'carved' 'bone', initial "Of all the sacrificial goods thrown into the chasm, perhaps nothing will be reclaimed: nothing but an incised bone, lighter than it looks, which projects from a pocket of wet silt in the canyon wall.", description "A hand holding a brush pen appears from the jaws of Itzamn@'a, inventor of writing, in his serpent form.";
And this is where Itzamná lays down his brush,
for this is the fifth and last of the cultural artifacts to collect.
The game ends when they are all deposited in the packing case, a rule
which means a slight expansion of the definition of Treasure
:
after [; Insert: ... if (score == MAX_SCORE) { deadflag = 2; "As you carefully pack away ", (the) second, " a red-tailed macaw flutters down from the tree-tops, feathers heavy in the recent rain, the sound of its beating wings almost deafening, stone falling against stone... As the skies clear, a crescent moon rises above a peaceful jungle. It is the end of March, 1938, and it is time to go home."; }
▲ The following sequence of 111 moves tests ‘Ruins’ from beginning to end: “examine case / read newspaper / get newspaper / get camera / down / examine steps / east / up / enter structure 10 / eat mushroom / eat mushroom / down / examine inscriptions / look up arrow in dictionary / east / get eggsac / west / put eggsac in sunlight / get key / drop lamp / light lamp / look / push lamp s / get statuette / drop all except camera / photograph statuette / get key / open door / unlock door with key / open door / drop key / get pygmy / north / up / put pygmy in case / down / south / get dictionary / get newspaper / south / north / push lamp south / examine paintings / drop all but camera / photograph mask / get mask / get dictionary / get newspaper / wear mask / show dictionary to priest / show newspaper to priest / drop newspaper / ask priest about ruins / ask priest about paintings / se / nw / push lamp se / push lamp nw / sw / look up crescent in dictionary / ask priest about xibalba / sw / north / push ball south / push ball south / south / drop all but camera / remove mask / drop mask / photograph bone / get all / north / north / drop all but camera / photograph stela / get all / ne / north / north / up / put bone in case / put stela in case / put mask in case / down / east / nw / west / south / south / push lamp se / examine cage / enter cage / open cage / nw / north / north / east / down / east / up / drop all but camera / photograph honeycomb / get all / up / open cage / out / push lamp nw / north / north / up / put honeycomb in case”.
• REFERENCES
I am indebted to, which is to say I have roundly travestied, the following:
“Mapping La Milpa: a Maya city in northwestern Belize” (Tourtellot,
Clarke and Hammond, Antiquity 67 (1993), 96–108). All the
same ‘Ruins’ favours old-fashioned ideas of Maya, a good example
being the “calendrical priests” fondly imagined by early
archaeologists before Maya writing was deciphered.
•The standard all-in-one-book book
is Michael
D. Coe's The Maya (fourth edition).
•The same author's history of
Breaking the Maya Code offers pungently vivid portraits of Sir
Eric Thompson and Maximilien Waldeck. The British Museum guide Maya
Glyphs, by S. D. Houston, is a trifle more reliable than Waldeck's
work.
•Numerous colour-postcard photographs
by F. Monfort are collected in Yucatan and the Maya Civilization
(Crescent Books, 1978).


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Hey，我是HC，一只数据挖掘狗。
喜欢这些:
Semi-supervised Learning
Online Learning
Interpretable Machine Learning
Reinforcement Learning
Knowledge Reasoning
Interactive System
etc.
也做过工程:
Hadoop/Hive/HBase
Spark
C/Scheme
现在搞:
信贷模型
Knowledge Reasoning
Interactive System
What's next...
水过论文:
[1]. Feng Wang, Xiaoyan Li, Wenqiang Lei, Chen Huang, Min Yin, Ting-Chuen Pong. Constructing Learning Maps for Lecture Videos by Exploring Wikipedia Knowledge. Pacific Rim Conference on Multimedia. Springer, 2015: 559-569.
[2]. Junming Shao, Chen Huang, Qinli Yang and Guangchun Luo. Reliable Semi-supervised learning. In 16th IEEE International Conference on Data Mining (ICDM). 2016, 1197–1202
[3]. Chen Huang, Peiyan Li, Chongming Gao, Qinli Yang, Junming Shao. Online Budgeted Least Squares with Unlabeled Data. In 19th IEEE International Conference on Data Mining (ICDM). 2019, 309-318
[4]. Chongming Gao, Zhong Zhang, Chen Huang, Hongzhi Yin, Qinli Yang, Junming Shao. Semantic Trajectory Representation and Retrieval via Hierarchical Embedding, Information Sciences, accepted, 2020
[5]. Chen Huang, Liangxu Pan, Qinli Yang, Hongliang Wang, and Junming Shao. Flexible, Robust, Scalable Semi-supervised Learning via Reliability Propagation, In 21th IEEE International Conference on Data Mining (ICDM). Accepted, 2021
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KDD, 2022, External Reviewer
SIGIR, 2022, External Reviewer
Transactions on the Web (Special Issue on Conversational Information Seeking), 2022, Reviewer
ACL, 2023, Reviewer
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There is something about listening to music, or playing it with other people, that brings its own social buzz, making you feel connected to those around you.
In many social settings such as house/dinner parties or road trips there is always music. Have you ever been with friends and one person is streaming from their personal playlist but you want to request a song?
I found myself in many of these scenarios and whenever someone wants to request song, they have to constantly ask the person to find the song, and play it. This process is long and tedious. The users have to approach the person, or even pass the phone around, make a request, unlock the device and finally queue the song.
What if we users can just do it themselves?
Feature concept build on top of Spotify


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RBI appoints advisory panel to aid DHFL administrator
Mumbai: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday appointed an advisory committee to advise the Administrator of the private sector Dewan Housing Finance Corp Ltd following the supervision of its board, the RBI announced.
The RBI, on November 20, had superseded the board of directors of Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd (DHFL) and appointed R. Subramaniakumar as the company administrator.
“The Reserve Bank, in exercise of powers conferred under section 45 IE 5(a) of the RBI Act 1934, has today constituted a three-member Advisory Committee to assist the Administrator of DHFL in discharge of his duties,” the central bank said.
The members of the Advisory Committee are –IDFC First Bank non-executive Chairman Rajiv Lall, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance CEO NS Kannan and Association of Mutual Funds in India Chief Executive NS Venkatesh.
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy (Insolvency and Liquidation Proceedings of Financial Service Providers and Application to Adjudicating Authority) Rules, 2019, provide for the concerned financial sector regulator appointing a Committee of Advisors to advise the Administrator in the operations of the financial service provider during the corporate insolvency resolution process. (IANS)
Also Read: RBI affidavit details how it was ‘fooled’ by scam-hit PMC Bank
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This is shaksper.200, a set of the plays of William Shakespeare marked up for electronic publication. The set began as ASCII files put into the public domain by Moby Lexical Tools in 1992. They were marked up in 1992 as a beginner's exercise in SGML DTD and stylesheet design (originally using the DynaText proprietary stylesheet language) and in 1996 were released along with a companion set of publicly available religious texts as the earliest examples of real documents marked up in (early) XML. The current distribution conforms to the XML 1.0 Recommendation released February 8, 1998.
Every time I have occasion to compare the text of these files with a modern edition of Shakespeare (usually when someone points out a problem that requires me to check against a printed text), I wonder where in the world the Moby folks got the original. They must have used OCR to scan in a printed edition that had gone out of copyright, which means that the source could have been published no later than World War I. My guess is that it was a late Victorian edition, but it might have been much older.
In any case, the editorial style of the set is very different from that of modern editions, and on general principles I strongly doubt the critical accuracy of the text. The set is provided, as it always has been, purely as a learning exercise in SGML/XML markup, as a benchmark for comparing the performance of SGML/XML processors, and as a resource for testing stylesheet and search methodologies. The text is enjoyable reading, but the present edition should not be relied upon for scholarly purposes.
While the text has been in the public domain since 1992, the status of the markup hasn't been clear. For purposes of legal simplicity (I think), I'm now asserting copyright over the markup to discourage the circulation of variant versions while still allowing free distribution. Each play now includes the following notice:
ASCII text placed in the public domain by Moby Lexical Tools, 1992.
SGML markup by Jon Bosak, 1992-1994.
XML version by Jon Bosak, 1996-1999.
The XML markup in this version is Copyright © 1999 Jon Bosak. This work may freely be distributed on condition that it not be modified or altered in any way.
Unlike the companion 2.x version of the religious texts, Shakespeare 2.00 does not differ significantly from the previous release, version 1.10. The main difference is that the DTD and the XML declarations have at last been revised to conform to the final XML 1.0 Recommendation. I've also corrected about 50 lines of bad tagging in Henry IV Part 2 (Act 2, Scene 1) and de-Americanized the spelling of the word "Labour" in the title "Love's Labour's Lost" (yes, there are properly two apostrophes!). My thanks to Michael Kay for pointing out these errors. None of the changes should significantly affect comparisons with processing tests run against earlier versions.
I had originally intended to supply a set of DSSSL stylesheets for the plays just as I did for the religious texts -- hence the delay in making this set available. I have given up on finding the time to do this right now. Hopefully I will include stylesheets in a future release; I have left in a few small ancillary files in anticipation of this.
This distribution includes the following files, all of which should be installed in the same directory:
shaksper.htm this file play.dtd DTD for testaments scripts for batch validation using nsgmls: vs a bash script for validating a play as SGML vx a bash script for validating a play as XML ancillary files left in for future DSSSL processing (these are not needed for most generic XML processing): catalog SGML Open (OASIS) catalog for public identifiers dsssl.dtd DSSSL DTD fot.dtd FOT (flow object tree) DTD style-sheet.dtd DTD for DSSSL stylesheets xml.dcl XML SGML declaration xml.soc XML catalog the plays are the thing: a_and_c.xml all_well.xml as_you.xml com_err.xml coriolan.xml cymbelin.xml dream.xml hamlet.xml hen_iv_1.xml hen_iv_2.xml hen_v.xml hen_vi_1.xml hen_vi_2.xml hen_vi_3.xml hen_viii.xml j_caesar.xml john.xml lear.xml lll.xml m_for_m.xml m_wives.xml macbeth.xml merchant.xml much_ado.xml othello.xml pericles.xml r_and_j.xml rich_ii.xml rich_iii.xml t_night.xml taming.xml tempest.xml timon.xml titus.xml troilus.xml two_gent.xml win_tale.xml
The files in this set were built and tested in Windows 95 using scripts running under the Gnu bash shell. DOS batch files should work equally well, but I don't have the patience to deal with them.
Assuming that nsgmls (part of the Jade distribution) has been installed and is in the search path, the scripts named vs and vx are typically run under bash like this:
for i in *.xml; do echo $i; vs $i; done for i in *.xml; do echo $i; vx $i; done
The first command line performs a validity check of all the plays as SGML files, and the second performs a validity check of all the plays as XML files. Note that both scripts change the values of SP environment variables.
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I'll just start by saying that I am presently blowing out the bottom of my time box here. I was 45 minutes into the video before I remembered that I was trying to keep my time in check.
Based on the video from the challenge I'm coming away with the feeling that the DBC experience is a learning experience for everyone all around. Not that I had a poor impression of DBC before watching this video, but I think I'm coming out of it with a more positive impression. There appears to be a nurturing feeling to the environment as well as a strong sense of community. The idea that DBC is still an experiment is something that stuck in my head. I like the idea that I am part of the experiment to learn how to teach in a better way. I am excited to be in an environment that is guided and mentored by skilled teachers who are not just going to be teaching items from a syllibus into my head. There is something empowering in taking control of what I am going to get out of my education. I see myself engaging with this culture head on. I want to get in there and try things out, make mistakes and learn from them. I want to get to the point where the fear of not knowing enough disappears and I can get on with learning as much as I can, and at the same time be able to help the others who are working along with me.
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by Nick Sommerlad, Louie Smith, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/nick-sommerlad/, https://www.facebook.com/dailymirror/Tory MP Andrew Bridgen has been accused of stepping aside from his family business in an attempt to stop his ex-wife claiming a larger divorce settlement.
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The firms, which boasted a £30million turnover, include Leicestershire-based AB Produce, which sells veg. The next hearing is Friday.
Bridgen stopped taking an active role in the firms in 2010 after becoming MP for North West Leicestershire. He separated from Jackie in 2011.
Defence case papers filed by Paul and other shareholders claim Bridgen quit his “non-executive chairman” role because the MP was “concerned his wife would... seek increased financial relief [due to his] shareholdings and remaining directorship”.
Paul and the shareholders, who deny wrongdoing, also allege Bridgen was aware of the farm purchase.
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The Glaswegian signing sensation was belting out a tune at the 02 Brixton Academy in London when a bottle whizzed past him on Friday night.
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| Trigger Key + V + B/W | Select Until Start/End of the Word |
| Trigger Key + V + Open/Close Bracket | Select Until Start/End of the Paragraph |
Key Bindings (control+keys)
| control+d | forward delete |
| control+h | delete |
| control+i | tab |
| control+[ | escape |
| control+m | return |
| control+bfnp | arrow keys |
| control+v | page down |
Key Bindings (option+keys)
| option+v | page up |
| option+bf | option+arrow keys |
| option+d | option+forward delete |
Numeric Keypad Mode
| Trigger Key + 7 / 8 / 9 / 0 | Backspace / = / Slash(/) / * |
| Trigger Key + U / I / O / P | 7 / 8 / 9 / - |
| Trigger Key + J / K / L / ; | 4 / 5 / 6 / + |
| Trigger Key + M / , / . / Slash(/) | 1 / 2 / 3 / Enter |
| Trigger Key + Space | 0 |
Optional Numeric Period (.) mappings
| Trigger Key + right_option | . |
| Trigger Key + right_control | . |
Tmux Prefix Mode
Tmux is a terminal multiplexer that lets you switch easily between several programs in one terminal, detach them, etc. It's very useful but most key bindings require a prefix key combination (default: Ctrl+B). This mode allows you to use a simple [ Modifier + Key ] to trigger a [ Ctrl+B ] [ Key ] sequence.
How to use
Note: Keys that are remapped include: a-z, 0-9, comma,slash,period,semicolon,quote,open_bracket,close_bracket
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module Zlib
This module provides access to the zlib library. Zlib
is designed to be a portable, free, general-purpose, legally unencumbered – that is, not covered by any patents – lossless data-compression library for use on virtually any computer hardware and operating system.
The zlib compression library provides in-memory compression and decompression functions, including integrity checks of the uncompressed data.
The zlib compressed data format is described in RFC 1950, which is a wrapper around a deflate stream which is described in RFC 1951.
The library also supports reading and writing files in gzip (.gz) format with an interface similar to that of IO. The gzip format is described in RFC 1952 which is also a wrapper around a deflate stream.
The zlib format was designed to be compact and fast for use in memory and on communications channels. The gzip format was designed for single-file compression on file systems, has a larger header than zlib to maintain directory information, and uses a different, slower check method than zlib.
See your system's zlib.h for further information about zlib
Sample usage¶ ↑
Using the wrapper to compress strings with default parameters is quite simple:
require "zlib" data_to_compress = File.read("don_quixote.txt") puts "Input size: #{data_to_compress.size}" #=> Input size: 2347740 data_compressed = Zlib::Deflate.deflate(data_to_compress) puts "Compressed size: #{data_compressed.size}" #=> Compressed size: 887238 uncompressed_data = Zlib::Inflate.inflate(data_compressed) puts "Uncompressed data is: #{uncompressed_data}" #=> Uncompressed data is: The Project Gutenberg EBook of Don Quixote...
Class tree¶ ↑
(if you have GZIP_SUPPORT)
Constants
- ASCII
Represents text data as guessed by deflate.
NOTE: The underlying constant Z_ASCII was deprecated in favor of Z_TEXT in zlib 1.2.2. New applications should not use this constant.
- BEST_COMPRESSION
Slowest compression level, but with the best space savings.
- BEST_SPEED
Fastest compression level, but with the lowest space savings.
- BINARY
Represents binary data as guessed by deflate.
- DEFAULT_COMPRESSION
Default compression level which is a good trade-off between space and time
- DEFAULT_STRATEGY
Default deflate strategy which is used for normal data.
- DEF_MEM_LEVEL
The default memory level for allocating zlib deflate compression state.
- FILTERED
Deflate
strategy for data produced by a filter (or predictor). The effect ofFILTERED
is to force more Huffman codes and less string matching; it is somewhat intermediate betweenDEFAULT_STRATEGY
andHUFFMAN_ONLY
. Filtered data consists mostly of small values with a somewhat random distribution.- FINISH
Processes all pending input and flushes pending output.
- FIXED
Deflate
strategy which prevents the use of dynamic Huffman codes, allowing for a simpler decoder for specialized applications.- FULL_FLUSH
Flushes all output as with
SYNC_FLUSH
, and the compression state is reset so that decompression can restart from this point if previous compressed data has been damaged or if random access is desired. LikeSYNC_FLUSH
, usingFULL_FLUSH
too often can seriously degrade compression.- HUFFMAN_ONLY
Deflate
strategy which uses Huffman codes only (no string matching).- MAX_MEM_LEVEL
The maximum memory level for allocating zlib deflate compression state.
- MAX_WBITS
The maximum size of the zlib history buffer. Note that zlib allows larger values to enable different inflate modes. See
Zlib::Inflate.new
for details.- NO_COMPRESSION
No compression, passes through data untouched. Use this for appending pre-compressed data to a deflate stream.
- NO_FLUSH
NO_FLUSH
is the default flush method and allows deflate to decide how much data to accumulate before producing output in order to maximize compression.- OS_AMIGA
OS code for Amiga hosts
- OS_ATARI
OS code for Atari hosts
- OS_CODE
The OS code of current host
- OS_CPM
OS code for CP/M hosts
- OS_MACOS
OS code for Mac OS hosts
- OS_MSDOS
OS code for MSDOS hosts
- OS_OS2
OS code for OS2 hosts
- OS_QDOS
OS code for QDOS hosts
- OS_RISCOS
OS code for RISC OS hosts
- OS_TOPS20
OS code for TOPS-20 hosts
- OS_UNIX
OS code for UNIX hosts
- OS_UNKNOWN
OS code for unknown hosts
- OS_VMCMS
OS code for VM OS hosts
- OS_VMS
OS code for VMS hosts
- OS_WIN32
OS code for Win32 hosts
- OS_ZSYSTEM
OS code for Z-System hosts
- RLE
Deflate
compression strategy designed to be almost as fast asHUFFMAN_ONLY
, but give better compression for PNG image data.- SYNC_FLUSH
The
SYNC_FLUSH
method flushes all pending output to the output buffer and the output is aligned on a byte boundary. Flushing may degrade compression so it should be used only when necessary, such as at a request or response boundary for a network stream.- TEXT
Represents text data as guessed by deflate.
- UNKNOWN
Represents an unknown data type as guessed by deflate.
- VERSION
The Ruby/zlib version string.
- ZLIB_VERSION
The string which represents the version of zlib.h
Public Class Methods
Calculates Adler-32 checksum for string
, and returns updated value of adler
. If string
is omitted, it returns the Adler-32 initial value. If adler
is omitted, it assumes that the initial value is given to adler
.
Example usage:
require "zlib" data = "foo" puts "Adler32 checksum: #{Zlib.adler32(data).to_s(16)}" #=> Adler32 checksum: 2820145
static VALUE rb_zlib_adler32(int argc, VALUE *argv, VALUE klass) { return do_checksum(argc, argv, adler32); }
Combine two Adler-32 check values in to one. alder1
is the first Adler-32 value, adler2
is the second Adler-32 value. len2
is the length of the string used to generate adler2
.
static VALUE rb_zlib_adler32_combine(VALUE klass, VALUE adler1, VALUE adler2, VALUE len2) { return ULONG2NUM( adler32_combine(NUM2ULONG(adler1), NUM2ULONG(adler2), NUM2LONG(len2))); }
Calculates CRC checksum for string
, and returns updated value of crc
. If string
is omitted, it returns the CRC initial value. If crc
is omitted, it assumes that the initial value is given to crc
.
FIXME: expression.
static VALUE rb_zlib_crc32(int argc, VALUE *argv, VALUE klass) { return do_checksum(argc, argv, crc32); }
Combine two CRC-32 check values in to one. crc1
is the first CRC-32 value, crc2
is the second CRC-32 value. len2
is the length of the string used to generate crc2
.
static VALUE rb_zlib_crc32_combine(VALUE klass, VALUE crc1, VALUE crc2, VALUE len2) { return ULONG2NUM( crc32_combine(NUM2ULONG(crc1), NUM2ULONG(crc2), NUM2LONG(len2))); }
Returns the table for calculating CRC checksum as an array.
static VALUE rb_zlib_crc_table(VALUE obj) { #if !defined(HAVE_TYPE_Z_CRC_T) /* z_crc_t is defined since zlib-1.2.7. */ typedef unsigned long z_crc_t; #endif const z_crc_t *crctbl; VALUE dst; int i; crctbl = get_crc_table(); dst = rb_ary_new2(256); for (i = 0; i < 256; i++) { rb_ary_push(dst, rb_uint2inum(crctbl[i])); } return dst; }
Compresses the given string
. Valid values of level are Zlib::NO_COMPRESSION
, Zlib::BEST_SPEED
, Zlib::BEST_COMPRESSION
, Zlib::DEFAULT_COMPRESSION
, or an integer from 0 to 9.
This method is almost equivalent to the following code:
def deflate(string, level) z = Zlib::Deflate.new(level) dst = z.deflate(string, Zlib::FINISH) z.close dst end
See also Zlib.inflate
static VALUE rb_deflate_s_deflate(int argc, VALUE *argv, VALUE klass) { struct zstream z; VALUE src, level, dst, args[2]; int err, lev; rb_scan_args(argc, argv, "11", &src, &level); lev = ARG_LEVEL(level); StringValue(src); zstream_init_deflate(&z); err = deflateInit(&z.stream, lev); if (err != Z_OK) { raise_zlib_error(err, z.stream.msg); } ZSTREAM_READY(&z); args[0] = (VALUE)&z; args[1] = src; dst = rb_ensure(deflate_run, (VALUE)args, zstream_ensure_end, (VALUE)&z); return dst; }
Decode the given gzipped string
.
This method is almost equivalent to the following code:
def gunzip(string) sio = StringIO.new(string) gz = Zlib::GzipReader.new(sio, encoding: Encoding::ASCII_8BIT) gz.read ensure gz&.close end
See also Zlib.gzip
static VALUE zlib_gunzip(VALUE klass, VALUE src) { struct gzfile gz0; struct gzfile *gz = &gz0; int err; StringValue(src); gzfile_init(gz, &inflate_funcs, zlib_gunzip_end); err = inflateInit2(&gz->z.stream, -MAX_WBITS); if (err != Z_OK) { raise_zlib_error(err, gz->z.stream.msg); } gz->io = Qundef; gz->z.input = src; ZSTREAM_READY(&gz->z); return rb_ensure(zlib_gunzip_run, (VALUE)gz, zlib_gzip_ensure, (VALUE)gz); }
Gzip the given string
. Valid values of level are Zlib::NO_COMPRESSION
, Zlib::BEST_SPEED
, Zlib::BEST_COMPRESSION
, Zlib::DEFAULT_COMPRESSION
(default), or an integer from 0 to 9.
This method is almost equivalent to the following code:
def gzip(string, level: nil, strategy: nil) sio = StringIO.new sio.binmode gz = Zlib::GzipWriter.new(sio, level, strategy) gz.write(string) gz.close sio.string end
See also Zlib.gunzip
static VALUE zlib_s_gzip(int argc, VALUE *argv, VALUE klass) { struct gzfile gz0; struct gzfile *gz = &gz0; int err; VALUE src, opts, level=Qnil, strategy=Qnil, args[2]; if (OPTHASH_GIVEN_P(opts)) { ID keyword_ids[2]; VALUE kwargs[2]; keyword_ids[0] = id_level; keyword_ids[1] = id_strategy; rb_get_kwargs(opts, keyword_ids, 0, 2, kwargs); if (kwargs[0] != Qundef) { level = kwargs[0]; } if (kwargs[1] != Qundef) { strategy = kwargs[1]; } } rb_scan_args(argc, argv, "10", &src); StringValue(src); gzfile_init(gz, &deflate_funcs, zlib_gzip_end); gz->level = ARG_LEVEL(level); err = deflateInit2(&gz->z.stream, gz->level, Z_DEFLATED, -MAX_WBITS, DEF_MEM_LEVEL, ARG_STRATEGY(strategy)); if (err != Z_OK) { zlib_gzip_end(gz); raise_zlib_error(err, gz->z.stream.msg); } ZSTREAM_READY(&gz->z); args[0] = (VALUE)gz; args[1] = src; return rb_ensure(zlib_gzip_run, (VALUE)args, zlib_gzip_ensure, (VALUE)gz); }
Decompresses string
. Raises a Zlib::NeedDict
exception if a preset dictionary is needed for decompression.
This method is almost equivalent to the following code:
def inflate(string) zstream = Zlib::Inflate.new buf = zstream.inflate(string) zstream.finish zstream.close buf end
See also Zlib.deflate
static VALUE rb_inflate_s_inflate(VALUE obj, VALUE src) { struct zstream z; VALUE dst, args[2]; int err; StringValue(src); zstream_init_inflate(&z); err = inflateInit(&z.stream); if (err != Z_OK) { raise_zlib_error(err, z.stream.msg); } ZSTREAM_READY(&z); args[0] = (VALUE)&z; args[1] = src; dst = rb_ensure(inflate_run, (VALUE)args, zstream_ensure_end, (VALUE)&z); return dst; }
Returns the string which represents the version of zlib library.
static VALUE rb_zlib_version(VALUE klass) { return rb_str_new2(zlibVersion()); }


Get per-object grants via common_schema
Did you know common_schema supports a complete breakdown of all accounts on your database server? It can provide you with the GRANT statements required to set up an account, the REVOKE statements to undo the former, and this can be broken down on a per-object & per-object-type basis. Consider the sql_grants view:
Find who has privileges on a table called t:
select * from common_schema.sql_grants where priv_level_name=‘table’ and object_name=’t’\GGRANTEE: ‘power1’@‘localhost’ user: power1 host: localhost priv_level:
mytst
.t
priv_level_name: table object_schema: mytst object_name: t current_privileges: SELECT IS_GRANTABLE: NO sql_grant: GRANT SELECT ONmytst
.t
TO ‘power1’@‘localhost’ sql_revoke: REVOKE SELECT ONmytst
.t
FROM ‘power1’@‘localhost’ sql_drop_user: DROP USER ‘power1’@‘localhost’
or, who has privileges on the test schema:
select * from common_schema.sql_grants where priv_level_name=‘schema’ and object_name=‘test’ \GGRANTEE: ‘power1’@‘localhost’ user: power1 host: localhost priv_level:
test
.* priv_level_name: schema object_schema: NULL object_name: test current_privileges: ALTER, ALTER ROUTINE, CREATE, CREATE ROUTINE, CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES, CREATE VIEW, DELETE, DROP, EVENT, EXECUTE, INDEX, INSERT, LOCK TABLES, REFERENCES, SELECT, SHOW VIEW, TRIGGER, UPDATE IS_GRANTABLE: NO sql_grant: GRANT ALTER, ALTER ROUTINE, CREATE, CREATE ROUTINE, CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES, CREATE VIEW, DELETE, DROP, EVENT, EXECUTE, INDEX, INSERT, LOCK TABLES, REFERENCES, SELECT, SHOW VIEW, TRIGGER, UPDATE ONtest
.* TO ‘power1’@‘localhost’ sql_revoke: REVOKE ALTER, ALTER ROUTINE, CREATE, CREATE ROUTINE, CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES, CREATE VIEW, DELETE, DROP, EVENT, EXECUTE, INDEX, INSERT, LOCK TABLES, REFERENCES, SELECT, SHOW VIEW, TRIGGER, UPDATE ONtest
.* FROM ‘power1’@‘localhost’ sql_drop_user: DROP USER ‘power1’@‘localhost’GRANTEE: ‘test’@‘localhost’ user: test host: localhost priv_level:
test
.* priv_level_name: schema object_schema: NULL object_name: test current_privileges: ALTER, ALTER ROUTINE, CREATE, CREATE ROUTINE, CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES, CREATE VIEW, DELETE, DROP, EVENT, EXECUTE, INDEX, INSERT, LOCK TABLES, REFERENCES, SELECT, SHOW VIEW, TRIGGER, UPDATE IS_GRANTABLE: NO sql_grant: GRANT ALTER, ALTER ROUTINE, CREATE, CREATE ROUTINE, CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES, CREATE VIEW, DELETE, DROP, EVENT, EXECUTE, INDEX, INSERT, LOCK TABLES, REFERENCES, SELECT, SHOW VIEW, TRIGGER, UPDATE ONtest
.* TO ‘test’@‘localhost’ sql_revoke: REVOKE ALTER, ALTER ROUTINE, CREATE, CREATE ROUTINE, CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES, CREATE VIEW, DELETE, DROP, EVENT, EXECUTE, INDEX, INSERT, LOCK TABLES, REFERENCES, SELECT, SHOW VIEW, TRIGGER, UPDATE ONtest
.* FROM ‘test’@‘localhost’ sql_drop_user: DROP USER ‘test’@‘localhost’
In the same manner, you can easily SELECT for all grants that are defined per-table, per-schema, … priv_level_name: is any one of ‘user’, ‘schema’, ‘table’, ‘column’, ‘routine’.
The above is a view, which aggregates data from all relevant INFORMATION_SCHEMA tables, normalizing and de-normalizing as necessary.
You might also want to look at sql_show_grants which provides with a no-breakdown GRANT for all accounts. It’s like a SHOW ALL GRANTS which doesn’t exist, plus it’s SELECTable.
Also, thanks to eval(), the above make for executable code. Consider:


Hi
First of all, Id like to thank the active admin and community for developing a fantastic bit of kit!
Now, a very newby question!
I have just installed a 4Kw PV system and I'm looking to educate the wife and use energy more efficiently.
I have a list of features that I'm struggling to put together...
Monitor 2x PV systems (Going to put another 4Kw on the front of the house in a couple of years time)
Monitoring of key circuits in the main DB to give displayed usage of monitored circuits.
Controlling of loads (Dishwasher and Washing Machine) if possible??
Dumping of any potentially exported energy to the immersion heater, flicker free.
I was thinking of putting a emonPi in the loft to monitor both PV systems with a 9v voltage reference, then using a emonTx v3 next to the main DB to monitor grid import/export, this leaves 3 other channels to monitor other circuits.
The question, can I control a triac from the emonTX in a non flicker mode?
Also the generation meter has fixed terminals for a pulsed output, can I wire this into a emonPi directly without the use of an opto pulse LED pickup?
Also several people mention that using the pulsed output gives a more accurate measurement, seeing as you can pick up class 1 meters for next to nothing, how many can you feed into a emonTX or emonPi?
Also can you use a voltage reference at one point and pass the information to other units within the house? I know there will be volt drop but only at a couple of volts.
The current transformers are a clip on, there are very bulky and take up loads of space within a DB, is there a non split current transformer that anybody have had any success with?
I also read that the 433Mhz network can get saturated which lead to corrupted data, can a hard wired twisted network be used?
Sorry for all the questions but I’m potentially spending £300 odd quid and the wife is going nuts as it is.
Regards
Dave
Re: The eMon Possibilities
"can I control a triac from the emonTX in a non flicker mode?"
Yes, Robin Emley has a sketch to do it (and his output stage works with just the opto-trigger changed for a free-firing one). But you'll need a hefty filter to meet the limits for the generation of harmonics.
"the generation meter has fixed terminals for a pulsed output, can I wire this into a emonPi directly without the use of an opto pulse LED pickup?"
Maybe - it depends on what is inside the meter.
"how many"
Only one, as it stands 'out of the box'.
"can you use a voltage reference"
Yes, provided all also share a common ground connection. It also implies you're powering all your emonTx V3s from external 5 V supplies.
"is there a non split current transformer"
You mean ring core - that's difficult, because most are designed for 0.333 V output, which is not suitable. Robin Emley uses this or this 20 A one from here.
"I also read that the 433Mhz network can get saturated which lead to corrupted data"
That's not very likely with only two emonTx's - do you have visions of many more emonTx's? Serial wired comms is done inside the emonPi - roughly like this. I don't know what you'd do with multiple devices.
Re: The eMon Possibilities
My Solar PV system gets installed next week. Just ordered my emonPi.
I already have a Kemo M028N power controller, and the PWM converer which I planned to connect to a Raspberry Pi, along wth three temperature probes for my immersion heater.
However, I'm now thinking I might hack an emonTH instead. It should be possible to tap into a PWM output to drive the controller. Then, either get the emonPi to tell the emonTH what it should be doing, or get the emonPi to broadcast the import/export/generation data in real-time, and let the emonTH decide what to do.
Re: The eMon Possibilities
Hi, we've been running an Emonshield system since installing 5kWp of panels with optimisers last February. (shortly to be upgraded to EmonPi) We're both retired, so try to use as much generated electricity as possible. The single most useful and educational part of the system for us is the EmonGLCD - highly recommended! When the EmonGLCD PCB was out ouf production I built a second one with an Arduino nano and a 20x4 LCD, now have one in the kitchen and one in the living room.
One other point - having a house with lots of 433MHz kit existing, I deliberately standardised the installation on 868MHz. Software radio (SDRsharp) running on a cheap USB TV tuner shows a scary amount of things at 433......
Best of luck


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Your team is your most powerful weapon. When in a tough spot, you can count on a well oiled team to rescue you. One example of this is when I had a Killing Frenzy kill streak, but I was stuck between some rocks; the only exit being forward, where a Spartan IV with a Sniper rifle stood. I was going to be killed - when my team rushed down the Sniper spawn catwalk, firing at the sniper. He turned around and fired a couple rounds - all of them missed, and then i took my oppurtunity and hit him.
Don't hesitate to use power weapon ammo, if you have the chance, don't dawdle whether you may miss. It is worth the try; worth the ammo; if it hits.
If you guard power weapon spawns, the enemy cannot get them and you have bait. When you do this, however, you must hide and crouch, to prevent suspicion from the enemy. When the enemy arrives, one person should jump out and attack. If/when that person gets killed, the others should jump out, killing the wounded/damaged enemy. Be wary of backup, they may have a couple of people waiting to spring out if the spare dies.
When you become a veteran player, you might start underestimating a frag/plasma/splinter grenade's range. Grenades are about half as powerful as a wraiths cannonball - and that is powerfull. I would recommend keeping a distance of 2-3 in-game meters if you want to avoid all damage. If you have a bit lot of health to spare and you are in a tough spot, then 0.7-2 meters is fine.
Spamming grenade is pretty darn useless.  The grenade flies far away from your pursuer, and you lost 0.5 seconds. When throwing grenades, you need to calculate the trajectory - no, not with math - but just estimate with the speed, and the height to which you are throwing it, and see if it collides.


Raul Sanllehi's opinion on Unai Emery amid calls to sack Arsenal boss
Arsenal fans are making their frustrations heard and a growing number want to see Unai Emery sacked, but Raul Sanllehi is confident the Spaniard can turn things around
by Jake Polden, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/jake-polden/Unai Emery is under increasing pressure at Arsenal after yet another result went against the Gunners boss this weekend.
Arsenal were firm favourites to beat relegation-threatened Southampton at the Emirates and end their shocking run of five games without a win.
But the Gunners struggled to even draw, with Alexandre Lacazette coming to the rescue with the final kick of the game to level the scores.
Arsenal fans made their voices heard when the final whistled sounded, and board members were later spotted leaving the Gunners dressing room 'looking furious'.
Emery's job isn't in immediate danger, but as reported by Mirror Sports' chief football writer John Cross, there are voices of concern among older board members.
And if Emery fails to turn things around soon then he will almost certainly face the sack.
One man currently on Emery's side - and perhaps helping to keep him employed at the moment - is Arsenal's head of football Raul Sanllehi.
The 53-year-old Spaniard wants the club to stick with his compatriot as he strongly believes Emery has what it takes to turn things around.
Sanllehi is calling on his colleagues to give Emery a little more time to prove him right, but time is quickly running out on the Arsenal boss.
Emery spoke to the press following Saturday's 2-2 draw with Southampton, and vowed to turn things around.
"The club are supporting me every day and also I have a responsibility," he said.
"I know I can do better, I can take more performances with the players and I'm going to try to do that. Now my job is to analyse, to try to move on with confidence with the players.
"It's difficult but we need to move on in the next days. After analysing that match we are going to play at home again on Thursday, prepare as well as possible.
"We know, and I know, that we need to connect with our supporters."