Check Inter-Rater Reliability¶
A second kind of error is an error in judgment. One coder thinks that the child touched an object but a second coder does not think that the child touched the object. One coder interprets the child’s facial expression as distress but the other coder sees it as neutral. If coders frequently cannot agree about the codes for the same section of video, your coding scheme lacks inter-rater reliability. Inter-rater reliability will be low if there is a problem with the coding criteria (e.g. criteria are ill defined, criteria do not map well onto the behaviors, etc.) or if the coders are not well trained, or both.   Disagreements among coders are inevitable, even those who are practiced and familiar with the coding scheme. The question is whether the inter-rater reliability is sufficiently high to warrant confidence in the coded data.
How To Test Reliability Formally¶
What level of agreement is sufficient to consider a code to be reliable. The literature has no gold standard, but labs typically have their own gold standards. Generally, for categorical codes, you should use Kappas (which control for the base rate of the behaviors) rather than percent agreement. If you rely solely on percent agreement, then low frequency events will not be counted fairly. For example, if you are coding child affect as positive/negative and children rarely express negative affect (say, only 2-3 times per 100 trials), one coder could score positive for every trial without even looking at the video and you will have 97% agreement. The Kappa statistic takes low frequency events into account. For continuously scored behaviors, you can use the Kappa statistic to check inter-rater reliability frame by frame. For isolated events, you can use a Pearson correlation coefficient. You can estimate Kappas in Datavyu using scripts and the R interface, or you can estimate Kappas using statistical software after you export your data. Regardless, disagreements among coders are serious and must be reported in the write-up of the research.
Rules of Thumb¶
By definition, careless errors will lower inter-rater reliability. Therefore it is important to check for and eliminate careless errors before you test for inter-rater reliability.
Coders will experience “drift,” meaning that their coding will change slightly as they become increasingly experienced at looking at particular behaviors. Therefore, it is important to check inter-rater reliability at every point in the study—on initial sessions, in the middle of the study, and on the final sessions.
How much video should the reliability coder view to ensure inter-rater reliability? A good rule of thumb is 25%. But because every child is different, your reliability coder should score 25% of each child’s data, rather than 25% of the data. Which 25%? You can check inter-rater reliability at random intervals or regular intervals—whatever is most appropriate for sampling over the dataset. In some cases, particular trials or segments of video are especially important. In these cases, the reliability coder can score a larger percentage of the data—up to 100%.
Spread your best eyes over the entire dataset. For a large amount of data where several people will split the job of coding a particular pass, have your most experienced and knowledgeable coder score reliability so that your “best pair of eyes” is looking at representative data over the entire dataset.
Video Example¶
This video displays one way to check for inter-rater reliability for a single column in a spreadsheet.


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I've seen people going on about the linters, but I didn't ever realise it was as simple as just going to the bottom of your file and typing #lint
. This should be better known! I've already learnt something new about simp
by looking at my first linter output.
: -/ #print polynomial_derivation.map_C_mul /- Left-hand side simplifies from ⇑d (C k * f) to C k * ⇑d f + f * ⇑d (C k) using [polynomial_derivation.map_mul] Try to change the left-hand side to the simplified term! -/
I particularly love the emoji in the top line. Here's the set-up:
import tactic import data.polynomial structure polynomial_derivation (R : Type) [comm_ring R] := (to_fun : polynomial R → polynomial R) -- Delta (map_add' : ∀ (f g : polynomial R), to_fun (f + g) = to_fun f + to_fun g) --Delta2 (map_C_mul' : ∀ (k : R) (f : polynomial R), to_fun (polynomial.C k * f) = polynomial.C k * to_fun f) --Delta3 (map_mul' : ∀ (f g : polynomial R), to_fun (f * g) = f * to_fun g + g * to_fun f) open polynomial namespace polynomial_derivation variables {R : Type} [comm_ring R] /-- think of a polynomial derivation as a function from R[X] to R[X] -/ instance : has_coe_to_fun (polynomial_derivation R) := { F := λ _, polynomial R → polynomial R, coe := to_fun -- should say `to_fun` once the derivation is defined } @[simp] theorem map_add (d : polynomial_derivation R) : ∀ {f g : polynomial R}, d (f + g) = d f + d g := d.map_add' @[simp] def map_C_mul (d : polynomial_derivation R): ∀ (k : R) (f : polynomial R), d (C k * f) = C k * d f := d.map_C_mul' @[simp] def map_mul (d : polynomial_derivation R): ∀ (f g : polynomial R), d (f * g) = f * d g + g * d f := d.map_mul'
What did I do wrong?
map_C_mul
is a special case of map_mul
You could set the priority higher, or you could prove that d (C k) = 0
and then you will get the same result without it
Prove map_C
, tag that one as simp
and remove simp
from map_C_mul
.
also, shouldn't you be getting a lint for marking those theorems as def
?
This is something Shing and I are working on. It's still a WIP but nearly done.
Mario Carneiro said:
map_C_mul
is a special case ofmap_mul
Only in the presence of map_C
So have we got the definition of the structure wrong?
no, the lhs of map_C_mul
is an instantiation of the lhs of map_mul
that means that given input d (C k * f)
they will race to see which will rewrite first
Yes I understand that, but the right hand side isn't, right?
in the absence of map_C
, that means it's not confluent
I know who wants to win that race though
then set the priority of the winner higher
I have no real idea what the word confluent means.
Should I be changing priorities of winners, or should be aiming for full confluence compliance?
confluent means that if A rewrites to B and A also rewrites to C, then B and C will eventually reach some common point D
right -- so that was exactly what didn't happen when we made all the structure fields simp lemmas
You can make it confluent by adding map_C
as a simp lemma
and removing simp
from map_C_mul
I guess
not even
Do I or not?
confluence means that they can diverge but they come back together
if you have "shortcut" simp lemmas this can cause a confluent rewrite system even though there is not a unique path
Do they come back together? This will be a 50-50 chance depending on whether it's add_zero
or zero_add
which is definitions, right?
Oh no, who cares about defeq here
d (C k * f) = C k * d f + f * d (C k) = C k * d f + f * 0 = C k * d f + 0 = C k * d f
There is some other relation -- simp_rel
, which is I guess related to defeq
Right -- I don't care whether it's add_zero or zero_add which is the definitional one, I just need to make sure they are both tagged with @[simp]
right, this is not a defeq thing
note also that simp_rel
is not symmetric like defeq
But I want to encourage simp
to go the short way and not do the calculation you posted.
that's what priority is for
or you can just throw them in a bag and let them duke it out
So where is the AI that analyses my confluent rewriting system and says "I suggest you put the following priorities on these simp lemmas: ..."?
hey, at least we detected the split
so is this hard? I thought that would be exactly the sort of thing you were good at
figuring out that it's confluent is hard enough (undecidable?)
I know but the system here is tiny
the simp set is massive
I know I will not be rewriting lists here, polynomials are atoms
I know to ignore all simp lemmas
if you analyze the simplified problem, in some cases, you can prove confluence
I just want them off. I want to say "look, this is about polynomial rings, so you can have all polynomial ring simp lemmas and that's it, no junk about filters"
You can also nolint
it and move on with your life
"I don't care if someone accidentally imported topological spaces"
This is the moment where Kenny posts his remark about simpsets.
I'm all ears. I really felt like I learnt something new about simp
today.
the topological spaces lemmas don't apply, but it can be hard to determine that in advance
Thanks @Shing Tak Lam . He wrote the proofs but I did the simp labelling.
What if your polynomial ring also happens to be a topological space?
Simp is pretty smart about looking only at the relevant lemmas to apply, but it has the simple job, it has a term already and is rewriting it. Analyzing the simp set as a whole is much harder
and yes, this is an active area of CS research
if you want to read a wikipedia article, try https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knuth%E2%80%93Bendix_completion_algorithm
Where are the docs for #lint
? I want to switch all but one of them off.
https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib_docs/commands.html#linting%20commands
#lint only doc_blame
I :heart: the docs
where's doc_thank
?
Yeah I could just link to that
rofl I couldn't find it in the docs because I didn't know #lint
was a command :-)
I see a feature request: go to definition for user commands
also hover with doc string
Yeah, these were the exact two things I tried before I asked here.
Mario Carneiro said:
figuring out that it's confluent is hard enough (undecidable?)
By Newman's lemma, confluence follows from local confluence and termination. Checking termination is undecidable (in general), but if we assume termination then we only need to check for local confluence, which is straightforward.
I've implemented this linter, but it didn't make it into the maintenance paper. You can look at the results here: https://gist.github.com/gebner/6f72773b22b18f6e1d4e4f8532aedfe8
The big issues are:
1. The implementation is really slow. It takes 3 hours to run.
2. In some cases, it takes even longer. There is a timeout implemented using try_for
(shown as "timeout" in the output). But the linter framework doesn't work well with linters that fail non-deterministically (as is the case with try_for
).
3. I'm not sure how useful the results are. Should all non-confluent pairs be fixed?
Not all non-confluent pairs should be fixed. This probably gets even more dicey if we have nolint confluence
lemmas and you somehow have to check confluence of everything else
I have been working under the assumption that simp
is only a best effort rewrite system with no pretensions to confluence, so I never made any serious attempt to keep the overall system confluent or nearly so
and more to the point, as a #lint
, fixing a confluence bug is not necessarily a thing you can just do. I would rather have more simplification at the cost of confluence
OK so here is a development of group theory in Lean. I always felt like at the beginning I was going uphill proving mul_one
because the axiom was one_mul
. Is this anything to do with confluent rewriting? And how do I figure out what lemmas to tag as simp
? I just tried randomly -- as long as they passed the basic criteria (like being an equality rather than an implication, and the right hand side being a bit simpler than the left hand side, and everything being in canonical form) they were in.
But the linter framework doesn't work well with linters that fail non-deterministically (as is the case with try_for).
But... but... what's all that business about (deterministic) timeout
then?
Mario Carneiro said:
and more to the point, as a
#lint
, fixing a confluence bug is not necessarily a thing you can just do.
Most of the time the solution is to add more simp lemmas. It only becomes a problem if the new simp lemmas then introduce new confluence bugs. :slight_smile:
Hey linter
/- UNUSED ARGUMENTS: -/ #print mygroup.group.inv_eq_of_mul_eq_one /- argument 5: (h : a * b = 1) -/
what are you talking about?
one example of a known non-confluence in simp
is the rules around coercion. ↑x < ↑y <-> x < y
, but also ↑(x + y) = ↑x + ↑y
so ↑(a + b) < ↑c
can simplify to either a + b < c
or ↑a + ↑b < ↑c
Oh I see, a sorried proof and it complains that I didn't use the hypotheses.
Mario Carneiro said:
But... but... what's all that business about
(deterministic) timeout
then?
The deterministic part is unfortunately a bit optimistic in my experience. It just means that the timeout is not affected by how fast your machine is (or how many other programs you have running). But the timeout still depends on the state of the caches, the result of mk_fresh_name
, etc.
So the linter would probably be deterministic if you run it twice on the same mathlib revision. But a tiny change could cause the linter to fail on unrelated declarations.
Mario Carneiro said:
one example of a known non-confluence in
simp
is the rules around coercion.↑x < ↑y <-> x < y
, but also↑(x + y) = ↑x + ↑y
so↑(a + b) < ↑c
can simplify to eithera + b < c
or↑a + ↑b < ↑c
That's a good one. For completion, you'd need to add ↑a + ↑b < ↑c <-> a + b < c
and ↑a + ↑b + ↑c < ↑d <-> a + b + c < d
and so on.
let's get started!
how many do you think we'll need in practice?
Obviously it's in parentheses because it's not always true. Uh.
Kevin Buzzard said:
OK so here is a development of group theory in Lean. [...] Is this anything to do with confluent rewriting?
Yes. In term rewriting systems, completion refers to the process of taking a set of equations (such as your group axioms) and producing a confluent and terminating set of rewrite rules (lemmas tagged as simp) with the property that every equation following from the group axioms is provable by simp. (For groups this works, and you can also do this automatically.)
There is a paper by Kaliszyk and Sternagel where they try to automatically derive a simp set in this way for all equations in the HOL light library: https://easychair.org/publications/paper/h6b
So simp
-labelling is an art? No wonder I'm no good at it. I had assumed it was a science.
there is a reasonably objective success metric, and an algorithm that will work in a large number of practical cases, but sometimes you have to be clever. In that sense it's like theorem proving
Why did I feel like I was going uphill until I'd proved mul_one
and mul_right_inv
, and then everything became trivial?
@Kevin Buzzard , I strongly suggests your should read this paper.
Thanks Patrick. Hey, they complain about list.length_singleton
on p8. This feels a bit like the difference between {x}
and {y | y = x}
. @Mario Carneiro was talking about redefining {x}
but perhaps [x]
is a bit different because I can only think of cons x nil
for the definition.
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mime_content_type
(PHP 4 >= 4.3.0, PHP 5, PHP 7)
mime_content_type — 检测文件的 MIME 类型（已废弃）
说明
string mime_content_type ( string $filename )
返回通过使用 magic.mime 检测到的文件 MIME 类型。
参数
filename
要检测的文件名。
返回值
返回文件的 MIME 内容类型，例如 text/plain 或 application/octet-stream。
注释
Warning
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Example #1 mime_content_type() 示例
以上例程会输出：
image/gif
text/plain
参见
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Fast generation of uptodate mime types:
1)
for($i=1;$i<$c;$i++)
$s[]=' \''.$out[1][$i].'\' => \''.$out[1][0].'
\'';
return @sort($s)?'$mime_types = array(
'.implode($s,',
').'
);':false;
}
echo
generateUpToDateMimeArray(APACHE_MIME_TYPES_URL);
?>
Output:
$mime_types = array(
'123' => 'application/vnd.lotus-1-2-3',
'3dml' => 'text/vnd.in3d.3dml',
'3g2' => 'video/3gpp2',
'3gp' => 'video/3gpp',
'7z' => 'application/x-7z-compressed',
'aab' => 'application/x-authorware-bin',
'aac' => 'audio/x-aac',
'aam' => 'application/x-authorware-map',
'aas' => 'application/x-authorware-seg',
...
Enjoy.
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'text/plain',
'htm' => 'text/html',
'html' => 'text/html',
'php' => 'text/html',
'css' => 'text/css',
'js' => 'application/javascript',
'json' => 'application/json',
'xml' => 'application/xml',
'swf' => 'application/x-shockwave-flash',
'flv' => 'video/x-flv',
// images
'png' => 'image/png',
'jpe' => 'image/jpeg',
'jpeg' => 'image/jpeg',
'jpg' => 'image/jpeg',
'gif' => 'image/gif',
'bmp' => 'image/bmp',
'ico' => 'image/vnd.microsoft.icon',
'tiff' => 'image/tiff',
'tif' => 'image/tiff',
'svg' => 'image/svg+xml',
'svgz' => 'image/svg+xml',
// archives
'zip' => 'application/zip',
'rar' => 'application/x-rar-compressed',
'exe' => 'application/x-msdownload',
'msi' => 'application/x-msdownload',
'cab' => 'application/vnd.ms-cab-compressed',
// audio/video
'mp3' => 'audio/mpeg',
'qt' => 'video/quicktime',
'mov' => 'video/quicktime',
// adobe
'pdf' => 'application/pdf',
'psd' => 'image/vnd.adobe.photoshop',
'ai' => 'application/postscript',
'eps' => 'application/postscript',
'ps' => 'application/postscript',
// ms office
'doc' => 'application/msword',
'rtf' => 'application/rtf',
'xls' => 'application/vnd.ms-excel',
'ppt' => 'application/vnd.ms-powerpoint',
// open office
'odt' => 'application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text',
'ods' => 'application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet',
);
$ext = strtolower(array_pop(explode('.',$filename)));
if (array_key_exists($ext, $mime_types)) {
return $mime_types[$ext];
}
elseif (function_exists('finfo_open')) {
$finfo = finfo_open(FILEINFO_MIME);
$mimetype = finfo_file($finfo, $filename);
finfo_close($finfo);
return $mimetype;
}
else {
return 'application/octet-stream';
}
}
}
?>
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There is a composer package that will do this:
https://github.com/ralouphie/mimey
getMimeType('json'); // application/json
// Convert MIME type to extension:
$mimes->getExtension('application/json'); // json
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using
should work on most shared linux hosts without errors. It should also work on
Windows hosts with msysgit installed.
===============================================================================
Lukas V is IMO missing some point. The MIME type of a file may not be
corresponding to the file suffix.
Imagine someone would obfuscate some PHP code in a .gif file, the file suffix
would be 'GIF' but the MIME would be text/plain or even text/html.
Another example is files fetched via a distant server (wget / fopen / file /
fsockopen...). The server can issue an error, i.e. 404 Not Found, wich again is
text/html, whatever you save the file to (download_archive.rar).
His provided function should begin by the test of the function existancy like :
function MIMEalternative($file)
{
if(function_exists('mime_content_type'))
return mime_content_type($file);
else
return ($file);
}
===============================================================================
Here's a simple function to return MIME types, based on the Apache mime.types
file. [The one in my previous submission, which has since been replaced by this
one] only works properly if mime.types is formatted as Windows text. The
updated version below corrects this problem. Thanks to Mike for pointing this
out.
Notes:
[1] Requires mime.types file distributed with Apache (normally found at
ServerRoot/conf/mime.types). If you are using shared hosting, download the
file with the Apache distro and then upload it to a directory on your web
server that php has access to.
[2] First param is the filename (required). Second parameter is path to
mime.types file (optional; defaults to home/etc/).
[3] Based on MIME types registered with IANA (http://www.iana.org/assignments/
media-types/index.html). Recognizes 630 extensions associated with 498 MIME
types.
[4] Asserts MIME type based on filename extension. Does not examine the actual
file; the file does not even have to exist.
[5] Examples of use:
>> echo get_mime_type('myFile.xml');
>> application/xml
>> echo get_mime_type('myPath/myFile.js');
>> application/javascript
>> echo get_mime_type('myPresentation.ppt');
>> application/vnd.ms-powerpoint
>> echo get_mime_type('http://mySite.com/myPage.php);
>> application/x-httpd-php
>> echo get_mime_type('myPicture.jpg');
>> image/jpeg
>> echo get_mime_type('myMusic.mp3');
>> audio/mpeg
and so on...
To create an associative array containing MIME types, use:
===============================================================================
The correct little correction:
exec will return the mime with a newline at the end, the trim() should be
called with the result of exec, not the other way around.
===============================================================================
Not perfect, but works good enough for me ;)
===============================================================================
if you use a transparent 'spacer' GIF i've found it needs to be a around 25x25
for it to register as 'image/gif'. otherwise it's read in as 'text/plain'.
===============================================================================
I added these two lines to my magic.mime file:
0 string \'");
?>
will output something like "text/html; charset=us-ascii". Some systems won't
add the charset bit, but strip it off just in case.
The '-bi' bit is important. However, you can use a command like this:
'"); // without the 'i' after '-b'
?>
to output a human-readable string, like "HTML document text", which can
sometimes be useful.
The only drawback is that your scripts will not work on Windows, but is this
such a problem? Just about all web hosts use a UNIX.
It is a far better way than just examining the file extension.
===============================================================================
I also had issues with this function.
The issue was that it would almost always return "text/plain".
echo ini_get('mime_magic.magicfile'); // returns /etc/httpd/conf/magic
I found that I needed the OS' magic.mime file instead.
You can either copy it to the existing location, or update your php.ini, you
cannot use ini_set().
[root@blade conf]# mv magic magic.old
[root@blade conf]# cp /usr/share/magic.mime magic
[root@blade conf]# apachectl graceful
Note: you will see that I have gracefully restarted apache to ensure it has
taken affect.
===============================================================================
Regarding serkanyersen's example : It is advisable to change the regular
expression to something more precise like
preg_match("|\.([a-z0-9]{2,4})$|i", $filename, $m);
This makes sure that only the last few characters are taken. The original
expression would not work if the filename is a relative path.
===============================================================================
Since I enabled the mime_magic extension on my IIS, I also got the error
message "invalid magic file, disabled" in my phpinfo. After I add these lines
to my php.ini, the message disappeared and it works great!
mime_magic.debug = Off
mime_magic.magicfile ="D:\PHP5\extras\magic.mime"
mime_magic.debug is by default off but without this line it fails. I'm using
PHP 5.2.5.
===============================================================================
Completing comment:
0 string < ? php application/x-httpd-php
and string detection on text files may fail if you check a file encoded with
signed UTF-8. The UTF-8 signature is a two bytes code (0xFF 0xFE) that prepends
the file in order to force UTF-8 recognition (you may check it on an
hexadecimal editor).
===============================================================================
Slight improvement over Josh Sean's code: this makes a usable and formatted
php file containing the latest mime associations ( strictly using the file
extension) in an array or if the file_get_contents fails ( say you are offline
) leaves the original file alone.
I made it a bit "dummer" for readability purposes, don't judge me just improve
it on your own.
1)
for($i=1;$i<$c;$i++)
$s[]=' \''.$out[1][$i].'\' => \''.$out[1][0].'\'';
}
$returned = @sort($s)?'':false;
}
return $returned;
}
$file_name = 'mime-array.php';
$data = generateUpToDateMimeArray(APACHE_MIME_TYPES_URL);
if ($data != "ERROR")
{
$file = fopen($file_name, 'wb') or die("cannot open $file_name\n");
fwrite($file, $data ) or die("cannot write data\n");
fclose($file);
echo "updated";
}
else
{
echo "faliure";
}
?>
All you need to do is run it once and in your code you can simply add these two
lines:
enjoy
===============================================================================
The function mime_content_type only worked for me on Microsoft Windows after I
added the directive "mime_magic.debug" to my php.ini with the value of "On".
The default value appears to be "Off". Exampe:
[mime_magic]
mime_magic.debug = On
mime_magic.magicfile = "c:\php\extras\magic.mime"
===============================================================================
For me mime_content_type didn't work in Linux before I added
mime_magic.magicfile = "/usr/share/magic.mime"
to php.ini (remember to find the correct path to mime.magic)
===============================================================================
additional to svogal's video files:
'mp4' => 'video/mp4',
what also works:
'mp4' => 'audio/mp4',


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read/[1,2]
[ISO]read(
-Term)
read(
+Stream,
-Term)
Reads the next term from Stream and unifies it with Term. Same as:
read_term(
Term, [])
read_term(
Stream,
Term, [])
A valid Prolog input stream.
The term to be read.
Term must be followed by a full-stop. The full-stop is removed from the input stream and is not a part of the term that is read. The term is read with respect to current operator declarations.
Does not finish until the full-stop is encountered. Thus, if you type at top level
| ?- read(X)
you will keep getting prompts (first `|: ', and five spaces thereafter) every time you type <RET>, but nothing else will happen, whatever you type, until you type a full-stop.
If a syntax error is encountered, the action taken depends on the
current value of the syntax_errors
Prolog flag.
See ref-lps-flg.
If the end of the current input stream has been reached, then
Term will be unified with the atom end_of_file
. Further
calls to read/[1,2]
for the same stream will then raise an
exception, unless the stream is connected to the terminal. The
characters read are subject to character-conversion.
Stream errors (see ref-iou-sfh-est), plus:
syntax_error
read_term/[2,3]
, char_conversion/2
, ref-iou-tin-trm.


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f(id=pp;){Text in "f" TAG.}|g(id=pop;){Text in "g" TAG. Supports
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}
make xyz
make div in xyz
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make def with d e f(id=pp;class=op;) where d,e are clickable
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Home of tapas, conquistadores, and plains with rains, Spain (en Español: "España") is a big country with a lot of contrasting regions. Since it's where most of Latin America's pioneers and conquerers came from, it's also a fascinating look into the origin of so many cultural and social nuances to be found across the Atlantic. Particularly so for me, since I've enjoyed so much of this year in the Latin world. I spent one week here in Spain, to celebrate the start of 2008 in a place where they party like no-one else knows how.


Osimhen’s coach slams Mourinho - The Nation Newspaper
Victor Osimhen’s coach at Lille Christophe Galtier has blasted new Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho for poaching two members of his coaching team and warned that sporting director Luis Campos is going nowhere.
ESPN claims that after moving for goalkeeping coach Nuno Santos and Joao Sacramento on Wednesday, Mourinho has targeted Campos to join Tottenham in a similar role to the one he has been a proven success at both Lille and Monaco.
However, Galtier speaking ahead of Lille’s Ligue 1 match against Paris Saint-Germain, sent a strong message to Mourinho.
“Everyone has their own way of doing things,” he said, before adding sarcastically: “But it’s really classy, really classy to act like that.”
Read Also: Spurs’ coaching job excites Mourinho
Galtier added: “Luis is 200 per cent invested in the project and I don’t see a 1000th of a wish to look elsewhere. We’re close and looking forward.”
Sources have told ESPN that Campos, a close friend of Mourinho, will definitely not be making the move to north London, despite the club’s interest in him.
Carlos Lalin has been recruited as fitness coach, having previously worked with Mourinho at Chelsea, Manchester United and Real Madrid. Ricardo Formosinho and Giovanni Cerra have also joined the backroom staff in London as tactical analyst and technical analyst, respectively. Both have worked under Mourinho in the past.


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Thomas Gainsborough School rebuilt through government’s flagship £4.4 billion rebuilding programme.
Pupils and staff at a Suffolk secondary school have celebrated the official opening of their brand-new building, thanks to the government’s flagship rebuilding programme.
Thomas Gainsborough School in Great Cornard is 1 of 9 schools in the east of England to be rebuilt through the £4.4 billion priority school building programme ( PSBP ), which is transforming some of the most run-down schools in the country.
As a result of £19.2 million worth of construction, the school’s old buildings have been replaced with a modern 4-storey facility featuring bright classrooms, a modern drama area and fourth-floor art rooms with inspiring views of the surrounding landscape.
Schools Minister Lord Nash said:
Our investment in school buildings across the country is transforming the learning environment for tens of thousands of pupils and their teachers.
The reopening of Thomas Gainsborough School is a key milestone for the priority school building programme in the east of England.
Ensuring all children have access to the best-possible schools and facilities is just one part of our commitment to help all young people reach their potential regardless of their background. These buildings will provide modern, fit-for-purpose schools for pupils for many years to come.
Wayne Lloyd, Headteacher of Thomas Gainsborough School, said:
The staff, governors and most importantly the students are delighted with the new Thomas Gainsborough School building. The building is light, spacious and airy. The design has placed the students’ needs at the heart of the space. It is accessible and comfortable, and has the feel of a college or university environment that suggests a school that invests in its learners.
It will support in building respect and excitement for learning, and the whole community in our part of Suffolk can feel that they now have a building that will provide an outstanding school environment for many years to come.
Ian Gifford, Operations Director of Kier, said:
Kier Construction Eastern is very proud to have delivered Thomas Gainsborough School, procured through the Education Funding Agency contractors framework on a design and build basis. This important project adds to our impressive track record of education sector projects in the region.
Thanks to the PSBP , school buildings are being rebuilt faster and cheaper than those built under the previous school building initiative - Building Schools for the Future ( BSF ). Under the BSF it took 3 years for construction work to begin. This was slashed to 1 year for the PSBP , with projects costing around a third less.
A total of 537 schools will benefit from construction through the 2 phases of the PSBP .
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Jeck Seng’s win a new starting point for Johor BN, says chief
by BY BEN TANPONTIAN, Nov 16 — Datuk Seri Wee Jeck Seng’s win in the Tanjung Piai by-election will be a starting point for Johor Barisan Nasional (BN) to uphold its principle of unity among its component parties, its Johor chief Datuk Hasni Mohammad tonight.
He said the win by BN, through MCA’s candidate, was a significant victory for the coalition in the state.
“Yes, I believe the win will be an encouragement for [Johor BN] in facing the upcoming 15th general election.
“We will uphold this concept,” said Hasni at the sidelines of the official result announcement by the Election Commission (EC) at the Dewan Jubli Intan Sultan Ibrahim here tonight.
He was commenting on BN’s landslide victory over Pakatan Harapan (PH) in the Tanjung Piai by-election today, with a whopping majority of 15,086 votes.
Hasni was instrumental in BN’s successful Tanjung Piai by-election campaign for the past month.
The 60-year-old veteran politician is known as a respected figure in Johor politics where he is also both admired and feared by his adversaries.
Hasni, who is also the Johor Umno liaison chief and also the state Opposition leader, said that the election results was a message for the government of the day to take note of the rakyat’s interest.
“At the same time, we as the Opposition we will represent the ‘rakyat’ and also those who are downtrodden.
“As a responsible Opposition front, we will not forsake the ‘rakyat’ and continue to champion them,” said Hasni, who is also the Benut assemblyman.


Before Change
// type: () -> None
with StorageSupplier() as storage_url:
storage = RDBStorage(storage_url)
study_name = "test_study"
// Create study with name.
command = ["optuna", "create-study", "--storage", storage_url, "--study-name", study_name]
After Change
// type: () -> None
with StorageSupplier("new") as storage:
assert isinstance(storage, RDBStorage)
storage_url = str(storage.engine.url)
study_name = "test_study"
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Implement digital marketing initiatives resulting in new customers
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Building customer relationships increasing customer loyalty
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Repaired, maintained, installed software and hardware systems across a variety of platforms.
Strengthened employee relationships decreasing employee turnover
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University of Miami Coding Boot Camp Graduate
Software Engineering/Full-Stack Web Development
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Miami-Dade College
Associates in Pre-Optometry
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Please Enjoy Julia Jacklin Absolutely Slaying Avril Lavigne’s ‘I’m With You’
by Joseph EarpJulia Jacklin has good taste.
That’s obvious from her music, which draws from influences as diverse as King Crimson and the confessional honesty of ’80s lost pop star Lewis. And it’s clear from her excellent choice of covers.
I mean, who can forget Jacklin’s chilling and heartfelt version of The Strokes’ ‘Someday’? On that Like A Version classic, Jacklin managed to hew close to the joys of an original while also keeping things new enough as to feel fresh and entertaining. It was a cover by someone who deeply loves the OG band, but knows the best way to honour them is not to simply mimic them.
Now, Jacklin has applied that formula to another all-time classic: Avril Lavigne’s ‘I’m With You.’
The musician covered the song while on tour, at her stop in Warsaw. Stripping down the song to its most essential basics, the musician made it sing in new and unexpected ways, making the old fresh again.
Basically, the whole thing is incredible, and it should only be a matter of days before Lavigne herself responds.
Watch it in full here:


xmount
Convert on-the-fly between multiple input and output hard disk image types with optional write cache support.
Creates a virtual file system using FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace) that contains a virtual representation of the input image.
More information: home page
- Mount a `.raw` image file into a DMG container file:
xmount --in raw path/to/image.dd --out dmg mountpoint
- Mount an EWF image file with write-cache support into a VHD file to boot from:
xmount --cache path/to/cache.ovl --in ewf path/to/image.E?? --out vhd mountpoint
- Mount the first partition at sector 2048 into a new `.raw` image file:
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Face/Off A Film Review By Michael Redman Copyright 1997 Michael Redman
***1/2 (out of ****)
Nicolas Cage is on an action film roll. Following the dynamic but flawed Con Air by just a few weeks, "Face/Off" pulls out all the stops for over two hours of non-stop intensity. Director John Woo ("Broken Arrow" and many Hong Kong high-action films) doesn't give the audience a minute to catch their breath.
 In a blinding episode of a blaze of bullets, an airplane crash and more blood than you'd see in an ER; the criminal is captured and in a coma. It's time for celebration, or so they think.
It turns out that there's a megabomb hidden somewhere and the only person who know its location is Troy's psychotic brother Pollux (Alessandro Nivola). In order to get the information, Archer undergoes a science-fictiony transplant of Troy's face.
While the lawman is in a secret high security prison as Troy, the real criminal mastermind awakens from his coma literally faceless. Finding Archer's face floating in a jar, he forces the surgeon to attach it to him and then burns the lab and everyone who knows about the operation. This leaves no evidence as to who's actually who.
Archer (now Cage) is stuck in lock-up while Troy (now Travolta) is taking his place in his job and at his home with his wife (Joan Allen). When the agent-who-looks-like-the-criminal inevitably breaks out, he becomes the desperado with his cronies and his babe-with-a-gun (Gina Gershon).
It is to Woo's credit that the movie is as easy to follow as it is. The two actors are also responsible for masterful work. Not only does each have to play his character, he has to play his character playing the other man. Even more difficult, each has to imitate the other actor. Cage and Travolta are both wonders at this, but it is Travolta who has the meatier role. With Archer's face, he is the FBI agent but with Troy's personality, even capturing some of Cage's acting quirks. When he no longer has to masquerade as Archer, but still with his face, Travolta's sneers and whoops are a delight.
Although movies of this genre very rarely pick up Oscars, Travolta certainly deserves one. In a difficult role, the former sweathog gets a chance to strut his stuff.
Climbing into each other's life is a study in shadows for the two men. Troy is obviously touched at the graveside of Archer's son. Archer becomes attached to Troy's young son. Each man is the shadow of the other: they are more alike than they would want to admit. In one scene, wearing each other's likeness they stand on opposite sides of a mirror aiming their guns at themselves but as images of their enemies. If not for the other, they would only be half a person.
Woo's signature style is in full bloom. Blood splatters everywhere, bodies fall like flies, Troy is blown down a tunnel by a jet engine, Archer escapes from a police copter by diving hundreds of feet into the ocean. There are more bullets in this film than are fired in a major military battle. Oddly enough for two men who live by the gun, thousands of shots fired at each other fail to find their targets.
"Face/Off" looks to be the best action this summer. There may be better films, but it's difficult to imagine any more thrilling.
[This appeared in the 7/3/97 "Bloomington Voice", Bloomington, Indiana. Michael Redman can be reached at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>]
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Twin Cities Code Camp is Minnesota's largest free developer event. Each year, hundreds of Minnesota's best and brightest developers converge to speak, listen, and learn from one another. We're non-profit, the event is totally free, and as unpaid volunteers, we do it for the love of technology and the software craft. We hope you enjoy our event.
Twin Cities Code Camp follows the guidelines published in the Code Camp manifesto. We expect our attendees to adhere to our code of conduct policy.
As this is a community-driven event, we are always looking for people to lead sessions, volunteer to help during the day of the event, etc. If you'd like to participate, or if you'd like to contribute to the event, let us know.
Jason Bock is a Practice Lead for Magenic and a Microsoft MVP (C#). He has 20 years of experience working on a number of business applications using a diverse set of frameworks and languages such as C#, .NET, and JavaScript. He is the author of "Metaprogramming in .NET", "Applied .NET Attributes", and "CIL Programming: Under the Hood of .NET". He has written numerous articles on software development issues and has presented at a number of conferences and user groups. He is a leader of Twin Cities Code Camp. Jason holds a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from Marquette University.
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This auto-recommendation ingores genders on purpose, so we don't need three times more testing products for all genders: female, male and kids.
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pw-lda
Linear discriminant analysis in JavaScript
Installation
npm install pw-lda
Getting Started
Two-dimensions are used in the below example, but any number of dimensions may be used.
LDA support both binary and multiclass classification. For multiclass classification, a pairwise voting system is used to extend the binary classifier to multiclass.
const LDA = require('pw-lda');
// Example with 2 classes
let class1 = [
[0, 0],
[1, 2],
[2, 2],
[1.5, 0.5]
];
let class2 = [
[8, 8],
[9, 10],
[7, 8],
[9, 9]
];
let classifier = new LDA(class1, class2);
let unknownPoints = [
[-1, 0],
[1.5, 2],
[3, 3],
[5, 5],
[7, 9],
[10, 12]
];
let predictions = [];
for(let i = 0; i < unknownPoints.length; i++){
predictions.push(classifier.classify(unknownPoints[i]));
}
console.log(predictions); // [ 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1 ]
// Extending to a multiclass example
let class3 = [
[-1, 10],
[0, 12],
[1, 11],
[0.5, 9]
];
unknownPoints = unknownPoints.concat([
[0, 11],
[-1, 8],
[1, 9]
]);
classifier = new LDA(class1, class2, class3);
predictions = [];
for(let i = 0; i < unknownPoints.length; i++){
predictions.push(classifier.classify(unknownPoints[i]));
}
console.log(predictions); // [ 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2 ]
Documentation
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One truth about Nigerian entrepreneurs, especially startups, is the ability to raise capital for a business idea. The budding startup ecosystem particularly in Nigeria is so laced with innovative business ideas that it has the capability to take any business venture to the bank with the entrepreneur surely smiling after leaving the bank. That is however far from the case, because for any business startup to start, grow and thrive, the business critically needs three capitals.
- The idea capital, which is the innovative idea required to make the business unique from and among other similar ventures.
- The fund capital, helps to financially drive a business from conception, inception and finally on motion. The fund capital is so important, that hardly will the best business idea work without it.
- The capacity capital is the technical and managerial competence to run the business startup.
Because the fund capital is crucial to a startup, it is therefore worthy to X-Ray how the budding startups can raise the needed fund for the venture. There are several ways to raise capital for business projects and startups particularly in Nigeria. This article takes a look at 5 sure ways that businesses, most importantly startups can raise that fund.
Personal Savings
Not the most recommended idea to raise business or startup capital, but one sure way to get there. This method will require the spending discipline of the entrepreneur. Using this method, the capitalist will ensure that un-necessary spending is avoided, standing-orders placed through the bank for a dedicated bank savings and a tight personal budget for the tenure of the savings. Personal savings is not a new form of raising capital; it has existed for a long time. The use of piggy bank is one form of personal saving used in time past.
The best and most certain way to get money for your self is the one you give yourself, but the capitalist needs to remember that this method though it has it assurances, requires very strict and apt discipline.
Cooperative
As the saying goes, “A problem shared is half solved”. Belong to a cooperative with a common interest, where daily, weekly or monthly savings is carried out. The essence of this is to financially empower participating members. Each member of the cooperative contributes an agreed sum continually within a specified period. Members then take turns to get capital funds from the cooperative.
This method ensures that every contributing member gets the needed capital to fund his or her venture, sometimes at zero percent interest. One drawback is an entrepreneur who has to urgently raise capital may have to wait for his or her turn
Microfinance Banks
As put by Wikipedia.com, the initial definition of a microfinance bank is the provision of microloans to poor entrepreneurs and small businesses lacking access to banking and related services. According to Wikipedia.com, The two main mechanisms for the delivery of financial services to such clients were: (1) relationship-based banking for individual entrepreneurs and small businesses; and (2) group-based models, where several entrepreneurs come together to apply for loans and other services as a group.
Microfinance banks give loans to empower businesses and startups meeting loan application requirements. Most Microfinance bank loans are tenure based; ranging from 3 months, 6 months to 12 months. Loans granted by Microfinance banks are usually short to medium term loans with little bureaucracy in paper works compared to commercial banks, however, interests on such loans can be as high as 24 percent
Angel Investor
Some businesses and startups require huge capital, while others may require aggregated funding. Whichever is the case; there are individuals who are ready to put their money on a workable idea or venture. These individuals are seeking for that ingenious idea. Entrepreneurs seeking for funds to drive a startup or existing business can use this alternative, but be ready to give up certain percentage of the business.
Mysurebiz™
Imagine a platform that trains entrepreneurs for virtually free of charge, and gives a loan for startups at 0 percentage interest. Sounds un-common right? Yeah! You probably guessed right. Amongst all the options to raise capital, Mysurebiz™ I guarantee you, is the best alternative amongst the methods highlighted or any other method you can possibly think of.
Just start a consistent target savings with Mysurebiz™ over a very short period, and earn yourself a free mentorship program for the duration of your savings. Your accumulated savings after your savings expiration yields almost 40 percent interest. Your accumulated savings and interest is your sure capital for investment, and if you need more capital, Mysurebiz™ will give a loan up to twenty million naira at zero percent interest.
In doubt? Visits https://www.mysurebiz.com/about-mysurebiz
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| << 8 API Reference | < 9.45 Version 2.0 Alpha November 5, 1997 | Up: 9 Release Notes | 9.47 Version 1.5 March 21, 1997 > | 10 Index >> |
9.46 Version 1.5.1 (release a) June 13, 1997
- Many operations and library routines were optimized.
- get_key() is 100x faster when there is no key in the buffer.
- get_all_palette() is over 100x faster and this makes save_screen() much faster.
- The following routines have now been built directly into ex.exe, to avoid the overhead of calling machine_proc() or machine_func(): pixel(), get_pixel(), mem_set(), mem_copy().
- poke() of a long sequence into memory, other than video memory, is 50% faster.
- pixel() is 4x faster in mode 19.
- get_pixel() is faster in all modes.
- display_image() is about 30% faster in most modes and up to 4x faster in mode 19, because <br>pixel() is faster.
- All arithmetic and bitwise operations applied to sequences of integers are now 29% faster.
- a & b (concatenation) is 15% faster in most cases, and is dramatically faster in the case where you grow a very long sequence by concatenating many small sequences onto it.
- getc() is 12% faster.
- match() is 8% faster in typical cases.
- append()/prepend() are 15% faster in many cases.
- find() of an integer within a sequence of integers is 64% faster.
- Formation of a 2-element sequence {a,b} is 11% faster.
- Internal copying of a shared sequence when it can no longer be shared is 15% faster.


| Speech enhancement model | $\mathcal{F}_\text{CHIME}$ | $\mathcal{F}_\text{SSN}$ | $\mathcal{F}_\text{NET\_SOUND}$ |
| WER Real test set (%) | 11.7 | 14.0 | 15.1 |
| WER Simulated dev set (%) | 6.7 | 7.3 | 7.7 |
| Speech relevance score,$\eta$ (%) | 94.8 | 89.6 | 90.3 |
| Speech enhancement model | $\mathcal{F}_\text{SSN}$ | $\mathcal{F}_\text{NET\_SOUND}$ | $\mathcal{F}_\text{CHIME}$ |
| Train [Clean speech + matched noise] | 86.2 | 81.7 | 81.7 |
| Test [Clean speech + CHIME noise] | 77.0 | 68.3 | - |
| Difference | 10.7 | 16.4 | - |


Two policemen convicted of 2009 killing of Kingston man
Livern Barrett, Senior Staff Reporter
Two policemen who were assigned to the now disbanded Mobile Reserve unit were on Thursday convicted of the controversial killing of a man in central Kingston 10 years ago.
By majority decision, Constable Gareth Davis was convicted of murder while Constable Christobel Smith was found guilty of manslaughter by a seven-member jury in the Gun Court in downtown Kingston.
Gun Court cases are closed to the public.
The victim, Omar Marshall, was shot nine times inside his yard at 16 Blake Road on October 9, 2009.
The two cops were part of a police team that went to the premises under the supervision of a superintendent.
Eyewitnesses reportedly testified that Marshall was urinating at the fence in the front yard when the four cops entered, held him and dragged him to the back of the premises where he was shot by the convicted policemen.
One eyewitness insisted that Marshall did not have anything in his hands when he was shot and said he told the policemen he was preparing to go to the airport to meet his mother.
The cops told him that his mother was coming to bury him before they each shot him, the witness reportedly testified.
The policemen claimed, in their defence, that they were patrolling in the area when they saw Marshall – who they did not know before – running from the roadway to the premises on Blake Road.
They said they chased him to the back of the premises where he turned to face them with a firearm in his hand.
Both cops said they fired in self defence.
A firearm, which was said to be in Marshall’s hand at the time, was handed over by the cops, a claim which was reportedly refuted by witnesses.


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NOAA runs three regular forecasts, and has a fourth experimental model
There is a good comparison between NAM and RAP at (http://www.drjack.info/blip/INFO/namvsruc.html).
However, since the Dr. Jack article was written, it appears that RAP has been updated with a 13km grid option. This appears to better capture the terrain of the Alleghanies.
NAM (12km grid)
RAP (13km grid)
Because RAP is so much smaller than NAM, that's probably what I'll use. Though HRRR looks appealing (http://hrrr.agron.iastate.edu/).
HRRR (3km grid)
HRRR's 3km grid resolution is enough to resolve the Shenandoah ridgeline. The challenge is dealing with the large GRIB files. It looks like there are a few collections of GRIB records for HRRR.
Can be downloaded from (http://hrrr.agron.iastate.edu/data/hrrr_surface/). They are around 300 MB, and contain data at 15 minute instances about 12 hours out. They only contain dewpoint, temperature, and wind U/V.
Can be downloaded from (http://hrrr.agron.iastate.edu/data/hrrr/). These have only one time instance, but contain all 2d fields. They are around 80 MB.


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Nice! That's a list. Now I know what to buy.
So a list of items is an array. It's a container to hold items in a group and can be referenced by the index number, starting with `0`. Why zero? The first item in an array is at the 0 point and the count goes up from there. If the last item is desired, you don't need to know how many items are in the array, just reference `-1`. In an array, order matters.
But, what if you don't want to walk with all of those heavy items home? How would you narrow down the list at the store? You could do by weight or price, but some of those items are for a yummy meal and others are random items. Which is important? In an array, the list has no organization of meaning other than the order position, index, of each item. I don't know what I must carry home versus what I should carry home.
A hash is similar to an array but with key/value pairs. Like arrays, hashes are also known as associative arrays. While an array's order is its index, a hash allows you to look up an object with any object type. Huh?
Take the same list and put it in a hash:
Now, looking at the list, I know that if I don't get the apples, I can't make apple pie and if I decided to not spend the cash on the beef, I won't have the beef and carrots meal. This helps my decision making. Hashes help and pie is important.
Hashes are reference through a few methods, and the order doesn't matter:
Or by using the `fetch` method
grocery_list.fetch(:apple_pie)
You may have noticed the use of `:` before the name of the key when pulling out the value paired with it. Use of a `:` before a value in ruby denotes a symbol. More on that later. Just know that you could also use a string as the key to a value in your hash. If apple pie was listed in the hash instead as "apple pie", you'd look up it's ingredients with:
grocery_list["apple pie"]
.
With a hash, I know the beef and carrots don't need to be lugged home, but the apples are quite necessary.
The return for method_each is [1,2,3] but method_map! changes list to [3,6,9]. So map can destruct the object and each can't, but kittens are always cute.


How to enable or disable decoration on form elements such as check boxes and radio buttons that have been added to this HTML module.
Form decoration is enabled in the left image and disabled in the right image. Note the difference in the appearance of the check boxes


The goal for this project is to use the LVGL library in mbed studio. Firstly study the blog: How start with the LVGL on the Disco F746NG with Mbed.
Setup a New Program as described in the above blog.
Add the libraries as shown in the photo:
mbed documentation: Importing a library.
mbed-os 6.7.0 Shared.
Setup the lvgl library: here are the modifications to my two files:
main.cpp setting:
Copy and paste the above code into main.cpp in mbed studio.
You are now ready to compile your demo code:
I hope this works for you!


Right of the way gonna say that doing it on Saturday just because didn’t feel like doing it at all. This task is based on Mondays one and consists of two parts. Task is here, latest solution is here.
So with regular task I came pretty quickly and there is really nothing special comparing with easy one.
(def wire-rules {:s0 {\w :s1, \r :s2}
:s1 {\w :s2, \o :s3}
:s2 {\b :s3, \r :s0}
:s3 {\b :s3, \o :s4, \g :s5}
:s4 {\g :exit}
:s5 {\o :exit}})
(defn end? [kw] (= kw :exit))
(defn defuse
([wires]
(defuse wires :s0))
([[wire & others] cur-step]
(let [next-step ((wire-rules cur-step) wire)]
(condp = next-step
:exit true
nil false
(recur others next-step)))))
(defn defuse-bomb [i wires]
(println
(if (defuse (map first (split-lines wires)))
(format "%s - Bomb defused" i)
(format "%s - Booom" i))))
Rules are now represented is slightly different form, defuse
function as well, but its all pretty straightforward. The only thing I changed is implemented condp
part in defuse
function (saw it in other solution on reddit). Previously I had if-let
and if
which was not so good looking in my opinion.
While first part was pretty easy, there is bonus one, which is an interesting one. I’ve spent some time on solution design and came up with recursive algorithm with backtracking which looks something like this.
(defn wires->map [wires]
(into {} (for [wire-row (split-lines wires)
:let [[wire n] (split wire-row #" ")]]
[(first wire) (Integer. n)])))
(defn no-wires-left? [wires-m] (every? zero? (vals wires-m)))
(defn defusable?
([wires-m]
(defusable? wires-m :s0))
([wires-m step]
(if (end? step) ; (1)
(no-wires-left? wires-m) ; (2)
(loop [[[wire next-step] & other] (seq (wire-rules step))] ; (3)
(if (nil? wire)
false
(let [wire-n (wires-m wire)]
(if (and
(not (zero? wire-n)) ; (4)
(defusable? (assoc wires-m wire (dec wire-n)) next-step)) ; (5)
true
(recur other))))))))
(defn check-bomb [i wires]
(println
(if (defusable? (wires->map wires))
(format "%s - Defusable" i)
(format "%s - Not defusable" i))))
So I have two helper functions - one for converting input to map with wire colors as keys and number of wires as values (wires->map
), and second for checking if there are still some wires left after finding correct solution (no-wires-left?
).
The thing I don’t like is how defusable?
function looks like. General idea behind it is to go through rules step by step and check if we have correct number of wires to perform defusal. We gonna recursively check each branch and if at some point we’ll find out that current branch is wrong we go back, which is backtracking part. Lets brake it in parts.
First we check if its a last step (1) and there are no wires left (2) then this is correct path and bomb is defusable. If there are still some wires left in the end, then this path is wrong and if its not the end yet - check current step. Checking current step means go through all possible branches for it (3) and check if we have enough wires to cut (4) and path down this branch satisfies rules (5). If both are true, then this path is correct, if not - check other ones.
Idea is pretty straightforward, implementation as well and it works as good as it can get. But i have a feeling that it could be written in better way, more idiomatic. I don’t like so much nesting and it looks like that recursive loop
can be changed with something more appropriate, but I have no clue with what exactly. I even asked for code review in clojure slack channel, and if I’ll be lucky enough to get some clues where I’ll do update of this solution.


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et al. What caused Earth’s temperature variations during the last 800,000 years? Data-based
evidence on radiative forcing and constraints on climate sensitivity.
Quaternary Science Reviews29, 129–145,
http://doi.org/10.1016/j.quascirev.2009.09.026 (2010).


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getDictionaryType
- Description
- returns the type of the dictionary.
- Returns
- the type of the dictionary.
- See also
- DictionaryType
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setActive
| void |
| setActive( |
[in] boolean |
bActivate ); |
- Description
- specifies whether the dictionary should be used or not .
- Parameter bAcvtivate
- true if the dictionary should be used, false otherwise.
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isActive
- Returns
- true if the dictionary is active, false otherwise.
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getCount
- Returns
- the number of entries in the dictionary.
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getLocale
- Returns
- the language of the dictionary.
- See also
- ::com::sun::star::lang::Locale
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setLocale
| void |
| setLocale( |
[in] ::com::sun::star::lang::Locale |
aLocale ); |
- Description
- is used to set the language of the dictionary.
- Parameter aLocale
- the new language of the dictionary.
- See also
- ::com::sun::star::lang::Locale
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getEntry
- Description
- searches for an entry that matches the given word.
- Returns
- the reference to the entry found. If no entry was found,
it is NULL.
- Parameter aWord
- the word to be looked for.
- See also
- XDictionaryEntry
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addEntry
- Description
- is used to add an entry to the dictionary.
If an entry already exists, the dictionary remains unchanged
and false will be returned.
In positive dictionaries only postive entries
can be made, and in negative ones only negative entries.
- Parameter xDicEntry
- the entry to be added.
- Returns
- true if the entry was successfully added false otherwise.
- See also
- XDictionaryEntry, DictionaryType
|
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add
| boolean |
| add( |
[in] string |
aWord, |
| [in] boolean |
bIsNegative, |
| [in] string |
aRplcText ); |
- Description
- is used to make an entry in the dictionary.
If an entry already exists, the dictionary remains unchanged
and false will be returned.
In positive dictionaries only postive entries
can be made, and in negative ones only negative entries.
- Parameter aWord
- the word to be added.
- Parameter bIsNegative
- specifies whether the entry will be a negative one or not.
- Parameter aRplcText
- in the case of a negative entry, this is the replacement text to
be used when replacing aWord. Otherwise, it is undefined.
- Returns
- true if the entry was successfully added, false otherwise.
- See also
- DictionaryType
|
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remove
| boolean |
| remove( |
[in] string |
aWord ); |
- Description
- removes an entry from the dictionary.
- Parameter aWord
- the word matching the entry to be removed.
- Returns
- true if the entry was successfully removed, false
otherwise (especially if the entry was not found).
|
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isFull
- Returns
- true if the dictionary is full and no further
entry can be made, false otherwise.
|
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getEntries
- Usage Restrictions
- deprecated
- Description
This function should no longer be used since with the expansion of the
maximum number of allowed entries the result may become unreasonable large!
- Returns
- a sequence with all the entries of the dictionary.
- See also
- XDictionaryEntry, XSearchableDictionary
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clear
- Description
- removes all entries from the dictionary.
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| addDictionaryEventListener
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removeDictionaryEventListener
- Description
- removes an entry from the list of dictionary event listeners.
- Parameter xListener
- the reference to the listening object to be removed.
- Returns
- true if the object to be removed was found and removed,
false if the object was not found in the list.
- See also
- XDictionary::addDictionaryEventListener, XDictionaryEventListener
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def test_read_yaml_strict():
pytest.importorskip("yaml")
with pytest.raises(FileNotFoundError):
read_yaml("test_data/not_there.yml", strict=True)
def test_read_config_json_dispatch():
file_name = "example.json"
with mock.patch("baseline.utils.read_json") as read_patch:
After Change
def test_read_yaml_strict():
pytest.importorskip("yaml")
with pytest.raises(FileNotFoundError):
read_yaml(os.path.join("not_there.yml"), strict=True)
def test_read_config_json_dispatch():
file_name = "example.json"
with mock.patch("baseline.utils.read_json") as read_patch:


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LED Picture Frame
I recently completed Mark Rober's Creative Engineering course, which has you building three projects of your own design. For the second project, we were tasked with building something electrical in the theme of 'art'. I've wanted to play with an LED matrix for a while, so I thought I'd build an LED picture frame. The idea being that you could upload some low resolution picture and get a pretty good pixelated rendition of it in a 32x64 LED matrix.
I used this flexible LED matrix powered by an Arduino Mega, set in a cheap 8"x14" picture frame. I also used a 5V 5A power supply for the matrix, and then powered the Arduino separately with a 9V battery (mainly because I ran out of time to set it all up off a single supply).
To convert the picture to be readable by the RGBmatrixPanel library, I wrote a small node script to read each pixel and convert the whole thing into a uint16_t array. I subsequently upload the whole thing to the chip and read from PROGMEM, which gives me the option to potentially add a whole bunch of different pictures and cycle through them if I want.
I was pretty happy with the result, but felt it needed something extra. I bought these dual axis joysticks and decided to add a little Easter Egg: if you click the joystick it will switch from 'Picture' to 'Game' mode, and you can play a fully-functioning game of Snake.
LED Picture Frame + Snake


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Kang Daniel sits sleek in red velvet in 'Touchin' teaser images
by germainejKang Daniel is sitting sleek in red velvet in his latest teaser images for "Touchin''.
After his noir look in black and white, Kang Daniel is taking on a sleek and sexy look in a red velvet suit.
Kang Daniel is dropping "Touchin'" on November 25 KST. What do you think of his latest teaser images?


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Spy Kids is a movie starring Alexa PenaVega, Daryl Sabara, and Antonio Banderas. The children of secret-agent parents must save them from danger.


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UCU chasing title dream
by Charles MutebiWhisper it but these young Canons maybe even moved top in the title projections. UCU favourites? Blimey!
Tusker Lite National Basketball League playoffs
Game 3: UCU 65 Power 58 (UCU lead series 2-1)
In taking a 2-1 lead in their best-of-five National Basketball League (NBL) playoff semi-finals against Betway Power, the UCU Canons opened the door to a world of possibilities.
Whisper it but these young Canons maybe even moved top in the title projections. UCU favourites? Blimey!
Their blueprint is good enough to oust Power while the Warriors, who are 2-1 behind the City Oilers in the other semi-finals, would probably be underdogs against UCU in the finals. As for the Oilers, well, as ever, that is a different story. But if there was ever year for UCU to beat the reigning six-time NBL champions, it is surely this one.
With Stephen Omony, Francis Azolibe and Jonathan Egau all injury layoffs and Jimmy Enabu struggling to produce his best form because of limited training time, the Oilers have never been so vulnerable.
By contrast, UCU have a clean bill of health and play with a freedom that has helped them cope with the pressure of the postseason. That nothing-to-lose attitude will be tested the closer they get to glory and ultimate success against Power may come down to their ability to hold their collective nerve.
The Canons started this season with no serious hopes of contending for the championship but as their coach Nick Natuhereza observed, they would be fools to turn down the invite now they have a serious shot at winning it all.
“Anything is possible,” Natuhereza said in reference to UCU’s chances.
“I’m not blind to the fact that other teams have a little bit more experience than us but we cannot catch up on experience all of a sudden. We just have to count on what we have and hopefully, that will help us go far. If that means winning the league, well and good.
“But for us to be able to win we have to do very many things at a very high level. The good thing is that we have a roaster that is at least 10-deep, which in the playoffs I think is a decent thing to have.”
UCU’s lost 4-3 to the Oilers in the 2015 NBL Finals but are now one win away from returning to their second championship-series despite theirs being one of the youngest teams in the league.
Natuhereza started the season saying the Canons would need another two years to really contend for the title. How surprising they are already doing so?
Game 4 of the series is tonight at the Lugogo Arena.


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Did I just swapped RICK for KMD? Yesss! 1:1? Yesss! Easy Atomic swaps are here for everyone, a truly decentralized way of trading, my keys my coins, never forget that!
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴21-Jul-19 11:07 PM
Anyone have a simple Traditional-to-Antara translation dictionary?
The testing of @KomodoPlatform #atomicswaps #technology is still ongoing and fruitful.
Even when taking a nice little walk near #mtl #olympicstadium.
Here's the best example of #p2p #decentralized #trading.
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27aume22-Jul-19 01:51 AM
Took the occasion today when i was taking a walk to make that pic. Pretty happy ive been able to pass near the most or second most inclined tower in the world.(edited)
bogybogy22-Jul-19 06:15 AM
Hy,I respect at the beginning cryptolark and he done in 2017 a good video about Komodo but now when you see him get involved to promote crazy project...he forgotten about decentralised ecosystem,I believe he talked with Ian balina been both of them promoting kucoin exchange,
PTYX22-Jul-19 03:09 PM
@bogybogy
coinmonks || CoinCodeCap22-Jul-19 06:00 PM
I have revamped coincodecap, now you can see All komodo related github activity here https://coincodecap.com/project/KMD.. will add more info soon
and do you count all branches or just master branch
coinmonks || CoinCodeCap22-Jul-19 06:20 PM
just master
jl777c22-Jul-19 06:20 PM
again not very accurate, as master branch is supposed to be stable and only updated on major releases or hardforking change or important bugfix
we might go for a year without updating master branch, so it would look like there is no activity, while there are thousand of commits
coinmonks || CoinCodeCap22-Jul-19 06:21 PM
You won't commit on master branch regularly?
jl777c22-Jul-19 06:22 PM
no, that is bad practice
exchanges update from master
must be proven stable
so we start from individual branches -> FSM -> dev -> beta -> master
beta -> master is more an annual thing
dan.22-Jul-19 06:23 PM
whats FSM stand for again
jl777c22-Jul-19 06:23 PM
any project that is changing master all the time... that seems very dangerous
finite state machine
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coinmonks || CoinCodeCap22-Jul-19 06:24 PM
But they should use a tag or release ...master can have more commits than last release ..(I mean, yes..it has to stable) ..
jl777c22-Jul-19 06:25 PM
most exchanges just git pull to update or just git clone
coinmonks || CoinCodeCap22-Jul-19 06:25 PM
Ok.. I will add more info slowly slowly..
jl777c22-Jul-19 06:25 PM
anyway, your stats is not counting our main repo and ignores 95% of the work being done in the repo you are ignoring
coinmonks || CoinCodeCap22-Jul-19 06:26 PM
I am changing that
jl777c22-Jul-19 06:26 PM
i also recently created libnspv repo (a fork of libbtc) but it has a lot of new code and a working nSPV superlite client implementation
about 300 commits over the weekend, or almost 10% of the total you list for a year for the entire komodo project
9250 commits to komodo, net contribution of 250,000 lines of code
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coinmonks || CoinCodeCap22-Jul-19 06:29 PM
Ok.. for now I am changing these 2 repos.. I will look into how I can accommodate forked repos..because Git api ..mix forked repo data.. example if libbtc has 30 contributors .. libnspv also show 30 contributors .. that's also not right
jl777c22-Jul-19 06:29 PM
likely i am one of the most prolific coders, that is invisible on your stats
look at the net code contribution
for contributors it shows a +lines and -lines
if someone just moves code around, it shows +1000, -1000 and looks like a lot of activity, but net change is 0
looking at the komodo repo, my net contribution is more than all other devs combined, at least it looks that way and it includes the BTC and zcash devs
in SuperNET repo, my net contribution is over 600,000 lines
so i am almost to a million lines of code in crypto
coinmonks || CoinCodeCap22-Jul-19 06:32 PM
I am changing komodo and libnspv ..repos status in my DB..they will be counted from next time
jl777c22-Jul-19 06:32 PM
do you look at the net contribution of lines ?
curious to see the ranking of devs by that metric
coinmonks || CoinCodeCap22-Jul-19 06:33 PM
I am gonna add that stats this week
thats based on number of contribution
jl777c22-Jul-19 06:33 PM
number of contribution is just one aspect, can be one submit of 1000 lines, or changing of a ; to a ,
the net lines / contributions shows the average amount of code per commit, mine is about 27 net lines contributed for 9250 commits
for each of the 9250, on average i am adding 27 lines of code
some coders might add an average of 500 per commit, but i have a more incremental style
coinmonks || CoinCodeCap22-Jul-19 06:35 PM
Actually there no way to find a best dev...as in a BTC maintainer is the one who is pushing all the code in the master,..so his contribution will increase..so we can never find best dev...until we will see all type of different data and match code which getting pushing(edited)
jl777c22-Jul-19 06:37 PM
of course, using such metrics is pretty arbitrary, but at least it should show the code contributions, which is the lines contributed minus the lines deleted. that will penalize a pure removing of old code with new code, but with crypto the old code usually stays around for backward compatibility
by total commits, or net lines committed, i would imagine i would rank near the top, maybe more than many entire teams
when your stats shows this, then it is starting to approach the reality
coinmonks || CoinCodeCap22-Jul-19 06:38 PM
Cool.., I will slowly improve CoinCodeCap and add more metrics ..
Dear voters
Notary nodes Season 3 has just started, and I'm already preparing the 10% distribution of my KMD mining gains, as promised, which will be sent on august 15th or 16th (10 more percent will go to @mrlynch).
In the beginning of june, Agama has been hacked (see https://support.komodoplatform.com/support/solutions/articles/29000029932-agama-security-announcement), and therefore, some of your addresses has been compromised.
As I don't want to make the hacker richer than (s)he is, I checked explorer to find new addresses to send the rewards to.
Those addresses are the ones you told the Komomodo team to refund to.
(see https://support.komodoplatform.com/support/solutions/articles/29000029973-steps-to-reclaim-funds-after-the-agama-incident)
In the following message, you'll see in the first column the address you sent your VOTE2019 tokens from, and in the second one, the address I'll send the rewards to.
Feel free to DM before august 15th in case there's a problem with new addresses.
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CHMEX23-Jul-19 09:53 AM
Nice!! >>Binance discovered that we had previously been staking Komodo.
I guess the accounting dept suddenly had an extra of 250k KMD
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴23-Jul-19 09:57 AM
maybe someone should explain to them that it's not "staking"
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