Greenwood Investors Third Quarter 2019 Letter: Long Pubs, Short Tourists
by GreenWood InvestorsSummary
- GreenWood Investors is a mostly-long, deep value investment firm focused on areas of extreme pessimism, structural inefficiencies and low competition.
- Exor exemplifies why "dead money" is a truism that is never true when skin in the game is involved, as Builders continuously compound value regardless if the market is paying attention or not. Ideally, like our coinvestment, the fundamental value compounds faster than the stock.
- Two business models encapsulated by the "pub approach," or the "tourist approach," underline why reputation and skin in the game correlate to the long-view. We are long pubs and short tourists.
- Boeing is a tourist that maximized short-term profits and management bonuses over safety. It continues to choose profits, meaning passengers and shareholders are in for a turbulent ride in 2020.
Chris penned our third-quarter letter on his first-year anniversary with the GreenWood team.
Speed Read:
- Exor (OTCPK:EXOSF) exemplifies why “dead money,” is a truism that is never true when skin in the game is involved, as Builders continuously compound value regardless if the market is paying attention or not. Ideally, like our coinvestment, the fundamental value compounds faster than the stock;
- A personal experience in Jerusalem is a perfect anecdote about how stakeholder win-win outcomes are necessary for any progress to be made, particularly in a 500-year old business;
- Two business models encapsulated by the “pub approach,” or the “tourist approach,” underline why reputation and skin in the game correlate to the long-view. We are long pubs and short tourists;
- Boeing (BA) is a tourist that maximized short-term profits and management bonuses over safety. It continues to choose profits, meaning passengers and shareholders are in for a turbulent ride in 2020;
- The opposite approach in aerospace has been taken at an Italian aviation company we recently repurchased in a very timely fashion.


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may be triggered when a more mundane bug sends the computation far off
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The habitation template consists of the following fields:
| Column Name | Column Description |
| Number | Serial or row number |
| Wing | The name of the wing |
| Circle | The name of the Circle |
| District | The name of the District |
| Division | The name of the Division |
| Subdivision | The name of the Subdivision |
| Block | The name of the Block |
| Panchayat | The name of the Panchayat |
| Village | The name of the Village |
| Habitation | The name of the Habitation |
| Scheme | The name of the Scheme, must match the name from Scheme import template |
| Connections | Number of connections in this habitation |
| Type | Habitation type: MH, OH |
| Status | Connection status of the habitation: FC, PC, NC |
| P LPCD | Present LPCD capacity of the habitation |
| Latitude | Latitude of the habitation in decimal format |
| longitude | Longitude of the habitation in decimal format |
| MIS ID | MIS ID of the habitation |
| Hadbast_no | Hadbast number for the habitation |
| Gen Pop | General population of habitation |
| SC Pop | Scheduled caste population of habitation |
| Gen HH | Number of general households in habitation |
| sc_hh | Number of scheduled caste households in habitation |
| Late Fee Type | Late fee type for the habitation: 0=Disabled, 1=Percentable of Bill, 2=Fixed Amount |
| Late Fee Percent | Percentage of Late Fee |
| Late Fee Fixed | Amount of late fee if paid in the month dye |
| Late Fee Fixed Month | Amount of late fee if paid after month due |
| Enable New Connection Fee | True=Enable new connection fee, False=Disable |
| New Connection Fee GC | New connection fee for General category |
| New Connection Fee BC | New connection fee for BC Category |
| New Connection Fee SC | New connection fee for SC Category |
| Enable Disconnection Fee | True=Enable disconnection fee, False=Disable |
| Disconnection Fee GC | Disconnection fee for General category |
| Disconnection Fee BC | Disconnection fee for BC category |
| Disconnection Fee SC | Disconnection fee for SC category |
| Enable Reconnection Fee | True=Enable reconnection fee, False=Disable |
| Reconnection Fee GC | Reconnection fee for General category |
| Reconnection Fee BC | Reconnection fee for BC category |
| Reconnection Fee SC | Reconnection fee for SC category |
| Deposit | Amount of deposit required for consumers |
| Short Amount | If the balance is short of this amount, the consumers bill will still be closed |
| Prepay Enabled | True=Enable prepay, False=Disable |
| Prepay Months | Minimum number of months that must be paid in advance |
| Prepay Amount | Amount charged for the Prepay Months defined above |


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The {@link oaj.http.remote.Remote @Remote} annotation is used on your interface class to identify it as a REST proxy interface.
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The {@link oaj.http.remote.Remote#path @Remote(path)} annotation is used to define the HTTP path of the REST service.
The path can be an absolute path to your REST service.
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{@doc DefaultVarResolver} can also be used in the path.
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RestClient
When no path is specified, the root-url defined on the
RestClient
The {@link oaj.http.remote.Remote#headers @Remote(headers)} and {@del @Remote(headerSupplier)} annotations are used to add headers on all requests.
The {@link oaj.http.remote.Remote#version @Remote(version)} and {@link oaj.http.remote.Remote#versionHeader @Remote(versionHeader)} annotations are used to specify the client-side version of this interface that can be used on the server side to perform version-specific handling.
This can be used in conjunction with the server-side client-versioning support.


Installation¶
As of version 2.0.0, PySAL supports python 3.6 and 3.7. Please make sure that you are operating in a python 3 environment.
Installing with conda¶
To install PySAL and all its dependencies, we recommend using the conda package manager. This can be obtained by installing the Anaconda Distribution (a free Python distribution for data science), or through miniconda (minimal distribution only containing Python and the conda package manager).
Using conda, PySAL can be installed as follows:
conda install --channel conda-forge pysal
Installing with pip¶
PySAL is available on the Python Package Index. Therefore, you can either install directly with pip from the command line:
pip install -U pysal
or download the source distribution (.tar.gz) and decompress it to your selected destination. Open a command shell and navigate to the decompressed folder. Type:
pip install .
Warning
When installing with pip, you have to ensure that the required dependencies for PySAL are installed on your operating system. Details on how to install these packages can be found in Dependencies. Using conda (above) would avoid having to install the dependencies separately.
Installing the development version¶
Potentially, you might want to use the newest features in the development version of PySAL on github - pysal/pysal while have not been incorporated in the Pypi released version. You can achieve that by installing pysal/pysal by running the following from a command shell:
pip install git+https://github.com/pysal/pysal.git
You can also fork the pysal/pysal repo and create a local clone of your fork. By making changes to your local clone and submitting a pull request to pysal/PySAL, you can contribute to the PySAL development.
Dependencies¶
Installing versions supporting Python 2¶
Users requiring Python 2 support can install the legacy version of PySAL: 1.1.14 via pip:
pip install pysal==1.14.4.post2
Note that this version is only receiving bug fixes. All new enhancements (post 2019-01) to PySAL are Python 3+ only, and are not available in 1.14.4.


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NATS C Client with JetStream and Streaming support
3.7.0-beta
The nats.io C Client, Supported by Synadia Communications Inc.
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Functions | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_NoDeliveryDelay (natsSubscription *sub) |
| Enables the No Delivery Delay mode. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_NextMsg (natsMsg **nextMsg, natsSubscription *sub, int64_t timeout) |
| Returns the next available message. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_Unsubscribe (natsSubscription *sub) |
| Unsubscribes. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_AutoUnsubscribe (natsSubscription *sub, int max) |
| Auto-Unsubscribes. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_QueuedMsgs (natsSubscription *sub, uint64_t *queuedMsgs) |
| Gets the number of pending messages. | |
| NATS_EXTERN int64_t | natsSubscription_GetID (natsSubscription *sub) |
| Gets the subscription id. | |
| NATS_EXTERN const char * | natsSubscription_GetSubject (natsSubscription *sub) |
| Gets the subject name. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_SetPendingLimits (natsSubscription *sub, int msgLimit, int bytesLimit) |
| Sets the limit for pending messages and bytes. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_GetPendingLimits (natsSubscription *sub, int *msgLimit, int *bytesLimit) |
| Returns the current limit for pending messages and bytes. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_GetPending (natsSubscription *sub, int *msgs, int *bytes) |
| Returns the number of pending messages and bytes. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_GetDelivered (natsSubscription *sub, int64_t *msgs) |
| Returns the number of delivered messages. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_GetDropped (natsSubscription *sub, int64_t *msgs) |
| Returns the number of dropped messages. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_GetMaxPending (natsSubscription *sub, int *msgs, int *bytes) |
| Returns the maximum number of pending messages and bytes. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_ClearMaxPending (natsSubscription *sub) |
| Clears the statistics regarding the maximum pending values. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_GetStats (natsSubscription *sub, int *pendingMsgs, int *pendingBytes, int *maxPendingMsgs, int *maxPendingBytes, int64_t *deliveredMsgs, int64_t *droppedMsgs) |
| Get various statistics from this subscription. | |
| NATS_EXTERN bool | natsSubscription_IsValid (natsSubscription *sub) |
| Checks the validity of the subscription. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_Drain (natsSubscription *sub) |
| Drains the subscription with a default timeout. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_DrainTimeout (natsSubscription *sub, int64_t timeout) |
| Drains the subscription with the specified timeout. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_WaitForDrainCompletion (natsSubscription *sub, int64_t timeout) |
| Blocks until the drain operation completes. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_DrainCompletionStatus (natsSubscription *sub) |
| Returns the status of the drain after completion. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_SetOnCompleteCB (natsSubscription *sub, natsOnCompleteCB cb, void *closure) |
| Sets a completion callback. | |
| NATS_EXTERN void | natsSubscription_Destroy (natsSubscription *sub) |
| Destroys the subscription. | |
NATS Subscriptions.
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_NoDeliveryDelay | ( | natsSubscription * | sub | ) |
By default, messages that arrive are not immediately delivered. This generally improves performance. However, in case of request-reply, this delay has a negative impact. In such case, call this function to have the subscriber be notified immediately each time a message arrives.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_NextMsg | ( | natsMsg ** | nextMsg, |
| natsSubscription * | sub, | ||
| int64_t | timeout | ||
| ) |
Return the next message available to a synchronous subscriber or block until one is available. A timeout (expressed in milliseconds) can be used to return when no message has been delivered. If the value is zero, then this call will not wait and return the next message that was pending in the client, and NATS_TIMEOUT otherwise.
| nextMsg | the location where to store the pointer to the next available message. |
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| timeout | time, in milliseconds, after which this call will return NATS_TIMEOUT if no message is available. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_Unsubscribe | ( | natsSubscription * | sub | ) |
Removes interest on the subject. Asynchronous subscription may still have a callback in progress, in that case, the subscription will still be valid until the callback returns.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_AutoUnsubscribe | ( | natsSubscription * | sub, |
| int | max | ||
| ) |
This call issues an automatic natsSubscription_Unsubscribe that is processed by the server when 'max' messages have been received. This can be useful when sending a request to an unknown number of subscribers.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| max | the maximum number of message you want this subscription to receive. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_QueuedMsgs | ( | natsSubscription * | sub, |
| uint64_t * | queuedMsgs | ||
| ) |
Returns the number of queued messages in the client for this subscription.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| queuedMsgs | the location where to store the number of queued messages. |
| NATS_EXTERN int64_t natsSubscription_GetID | ( | natsSubscription * | sub | ) |
Returns the id of the given subscription.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| NATS_EXTERN const char * natsSubscription_GetSubject | ( | natsSubscription * | sub | ) |
Returns the subject of the given subscription.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_SetPendingLimits | ( | natsSubscription * | sub, |
| int | msgLimit, | ||
| int | bytesLimit | ||
| ) |
Specifies the maximum number and size of incoming messages that can be buffered in the library for this subscription, before new incoming messages are dropped and NATS_SLOW_CONSUMER status is reported to the natsErrHandler callback (if one has been set).
If no limit is set at the subscription level, the limit set by natsOptions_SetMaxPendingMsgs before creating the connection will be used.
65536
messages and 65536 * 1024
bytes.| sub | he pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| msgLimit | the limit in number of messages that the subscription can hold. |
| bytesLimit | the limit in bytes that the subscription can hold. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_GetPendingLimits | ( | natsSubscription * | sub, |
| int * | msgLimit, | ||
| int * | bytesLimit | ||
| ) |
Regardless if limits have been explicitly set with natsSubscription_SetPendingLimits, this call will store in the provided memory locations, the limits set for this subscription.
msgLimit
and/or bytesLimits
to be NULL
, in which case the corresponding value is obviously not stored, but the function will not return an error.| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| msgLimit | if not NULL , the memory location where to store the maximum number of pending messages for this subscription. |
| bytesLimit | if not NULL , the memory location where to store the maximum size of pending messages for this subscription. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_GetPending | ( | natsSubscription * | sub, |
| int * | msgs, | ||
| int * | bytes | ||
| ) |
Returns the total number and size of pending messages on this subscription.
msgs
and bytes
to be NULL, in which case the corresponding values are obviously not stored, but the function will not return an error.| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| msgs | if not NULL , the memory location where to store the number of pending messages. |
| bytes | if not NULL , the memory location where to store the total size of pending messages. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_GetDelivered | ( | natsSubscription * | sub, |
| int64_t * | msgs | ||
| ) |
Returns the number of delivered messages for this subscription.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| msgs | the memory location where to store the number of delivered messages. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_GetDropped | ( | natsSubscription * | sub, |
| int64_t * | msgs | ||
| ) |
Returns the number of known dropped messages for this subscription. This happens when a consumer is not keeping up and the library starts to drop messages when the maximum number (and/or size) of pending messages has been reached.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| msgs | the memory location where to store the number of dropped messages. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_GetMaxPending | ( | natsSubscription * | sub, |
| int * | msgs, | ||
| int * | bytes | ||
| ) |
Returns the maximum of pending messages and bytes seen so far.
msgs
and/or bytes
can be NULL.| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| msgs | if not NULL , the memory location where to store the maximum number of pending messages seen so far. |
| bytes | if not NULL , the memory location where to store the maximum number of bytes pending seen so far. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_ClearMaxPending | ( | natsSubscription * | sub | ) |
Clears the statistics regarding the maximum pending values.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_GetStats | ( | natsSubscription * | sub, |
| int * | pendingMsgs, | ||
| int * | pendingBytes, | ||
| int * | maxPendingMsgs, | ||
| int * | maxPendingBytes, | ||
| int64_t * | deliveredMsgs, | ||
| int64_t * | droppedMsgs | ||
| ) |
This is a convenient function to get several subscription's statistics in one call.
NULL
.| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| pendingMsgs | if not NULL , memory location where to store the number of pending messages. |
| pendingBytes | if not NULL , memory location where to store the total size of pending messages. |
| maxPendingMsgs | if not NULL , memory location where to store the maximum number of pending messages seen so far. |
| maxPendingBytes | if not NULL , memory location where to store the maximum total size of pending messages seen so far. |
| deliveredMsgs | if not NULL , memory location where to store the number of delivered messages. |
| droppedMsgs | if not NULL , memory location where to store the number of dropped messages. |
| NATS_EXTERN bool natsSubscription_IsValid | ( | natsSubscription * | sub | ) |
Returns a boolean indicating whether the subscription is still active. This will return false if the subscription has already been closed, or auto unsubscribed.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_Drain | ( | natsSubscription * | sub | ) |
Drain will remove interest but continue to invoke callbacks until all messages have been processed.
This call uses a default drain timeout of 30 seconds. See natsSubscription_DrainTimeout for details on behavior when timeout elapses.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_DrainTimeout | ( | natsSubscription * | sub, |
| int64_t | timeout | ||
| ) |
Drain will remove interest but continue to invoke callbacks until all messages have been processed, or the specified timeout has elapsed. In that case, the subscription will be forcibly closed and remaining pending messages (if any) will not be processed.
The timeout is expressed in milliseconds. Zero or negative value means that the call will not timeout, but see below for more details.
When this call returns, the UNSUBSCRIBE protocol for this subscription has been enqueued to the outgoing connection buffer, but not sent to the server, ensuring that this call does not block.
The library then asynchronously ensures that this protocol is sent and waits for a confirmation from the server. After that, it is guaranteed that no new message for this subscription will be received and the library can proceed with the rest of the draining.
However, should the "flush" of the protocol fail, the library will ensure that no new message is added to the subscription (in the event the server did not receive the UNSUBSCRIBE protocol and still attempts to deliver messages), and will proceed with the draining of the pending messages. Users can check the status of the draining after it has completed by calling natsSubscription_DrainCompletionStatus.
If no timeout is specified (that is, value is zero or negative), a timeout will be used for the "flush" of the protocol. Again, even in case of failure, the draining will proceed.
If a timeout is specified, the complete process: "flush" of the protocol and draining of messages, must happen before the timeout elapses otherwise the subscription will be forcibly closed, and not all message callbacks may be invoked.
Regardless of the presence of a timeout or not, should the subscription or connection be closed while draining occurs, the draining process will stop. The natsSubscription_WaitForDrainCompletion call will not report an error. To know if an error occurred, the user can call natsSubscription_DrainCompletionStatus after ensuring that the drain has completed.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| timeout | how long to wait for the operation to complete, expressed in milliseconds. If the timeout elapses the subscription will be closed. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_WaitForDrainCompletion | ( | natsSubscription * | sub, |
| int64_t | timeout | ||
| ) |
This function blocks until the subscription is fully drained. Returns no error if the subscription is drained or closed, otherwise returns the error if the subscription was not in drained mode (NATS_ILLEGAL_STATE) or if this subscription was not drained or closed prior to the specified timeout (NATS_TIMEOUT).
The timeout is expressed in milliseconds. Zero or negative value means that the call will not timeout.
Note that if this call times-out, it does not mean that the drain stops. The drain will continue until its own timeout elapses.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| timeout | how long to wait for the operation to complete, expressed in milliseconds. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_DrainCompletionStatus | ( | natsSubscription * | sub | ) |
Once the drain has completed, users can use this function to know if the drain completed successfully or not.
Possible return values (the list is not exhaustive):
NATS_OK
the library sent the UNSUBSCRIBE protocol and finished processing all messages that were pending.
NATS_ILLEGAL_STATE
this call was made for a subscription that had not started draining or the draining is still in progress.
NATS_INVALID_SUBSCRIPTION
the subscription was closed while draining, which means that some messages may not have been processed.
NATS_CONNECTION_CLOSED
the connection was closed while draining, which means that some messages may not have been processed.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus natsSubscription_SetOnCompleteCB | ( | natsSubscription * | sub, |
| natsOnCompleteCB | cb, | ||
| void * | closure | ||
| ) |
In order to make sure that an asynchronous subscription's message handler is no longer invoked once the subscription is closed (natsSubscription_Unsubscribe), the subscription should be closed from the message handler itslef.
If the application closes the subscription from a different thread and immediately frees resources needed in the message handler, there is a risk of a crash since the subscription's message handler may still be invoked one last time or already in the process of executing.
To address this, the user can set a callback that will be invoked after the subscription is closed and the message handler has returned. This applies to asynchronous subscriptions using their own dispatcher or using the library's delivery thread pool.
Calling this function on a synchronous or closed subscription will return NATS_INVALID_SUBSCRIPTION.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object |
| cb | the callback to invoke when the last message of a closed subscription has been dispatched |
| closure | the pointer to a user defined object (possibly NULL ) that will be passed to the callback |
| NATS_EXTERN void natsSubscription_Destroy | ( | natsSubscription * | sub | ) |
Destroys the subscription object, freeing up memory. If not already done, this call will removes interest on the subject.
| sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object to destroy. |


#include <ops.h>
Initializer enables constructing an Input object from various kinds of C++ constants such as simple primitive constants and nested initializer lists representing a multi-dimensional array.
Initializer constructors are all templates, so the aforementioned kinds of C++ constants can be used to construct an Initializer. Initializer stores the value it got constructed with in a Tensor object.
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Construct from a scalar value and an explicit shape.
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Construct from a initializer list of scalars (a one-dimensional tensor).
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Construct from a initializer list of scalars and an explicit shape.
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Initializer(const std::initializer_list< Initializer > & v)
Construct a multi-dimensional tensor from a nested initializer list.
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Construct from a scalar value of an arithmetic type or a type that can be converted to a string (eg.
a string literal).
tensorflow::Input::Initializer::Initializer( const Tensor & t )
tensorflow::Input::Initializer::Initializer( const T & v, const TensorShape & shape )
Construct from a scalar value and an explicit shape.
tensorflow::Input::Initializer::Initializer( const std::initializer_list< T > & v )
Construct from a initializer list of scalars (a one-dimensional tensor).
tensorflow::Input::Initializer::Initializer( const std::initializer_list< T > & v, const TensorShape & shape )
Construct from a initializer list of scalars and an explicit shape.
tensorflow::Input::Initializer::Initializer( const std::initializer_list< Initializer > & v )
Construct a multi-dimensional tensor from a nested initializer list.
Note that C++ syntax allows nesting of arbitrarily typed initializer lists, so such invalid initializers cannot be disallowed at compile time. This function performs checks to make sure that the nested initializer list is indeed a valid multi-dimensional tensor.


Recommendations: Great Unknown Movies
Copyright 1987 Mark R. Leeper
There has been a good deal of discussion about unsung films (many of which among the film fans I know are at least somewhat "sung"). I want to recommend a film that I have never heard anyone else recommend. What makes it even odder is that it is a religious film and I generally hate religious films. This one didn't play fair, however: I already loved the film before I recognized the story or the allusion of the title! The film is Franco Zefferelli's 1973 BROTHER SUN, SISTER MOON. It is one of the most beautiful films I have ever seen. Just about any frame of the film, blown up, could make a beautiful poster for the film. Music is by popular singer Donovan and the script bears four names (usually a bad sign), including Zefferelli and--of all people--Lina Wertmuller. Some people claim IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE always has the power to cheer them up. Capra's film doesn't do that for me but this film does.
Mark R. Leeper
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On this page, we will look into how the politicians in our dataset retweet each other and the media.
Definition of a retweet: "A retweet is when someone republishes or forwards a post to their own Twitter followers. Retweets are typically credited to their original authors, incentivizing users to create shareable content that expands their Twitter footprint". Definition from Big Commerce.
Our hypothesis is that people and particular American politicians retweet others tweets that confirms their world view. By analyzing the way the politicians retweets we hope to reject or confirm this hypothesis. The analsys of retweets is s composed of two parts:
In this part, it will be investigated which American politicians retweet whom both inside and across parties. Thus the news media will not yet be considered. The graph is created by considering who retweets whom. If politician A retweets the tweet made by politician B a directed link pointing from A to B is created. Furthermore, if there are multiple retweets the links will be weighted accordingly. Finally, only the Giant Connected Component is considered that contains 590 nodes.
It turns out a good handfull of politicians are very fond of retweeting themselves. This might be due to the fact that they have posted a prediction that turned out to be true or not or they really often thinks they tweeted something cleaver that the world should read again. Below is a histogram available that shows the fraction of retweets that the politicians wrote themselves. As can be seen, most politicians only retweet themselves modestly, however, a few are particularly happy about the tweets they wrote themselves.
Listed below are the 5 politicians that retweet themself the most as a fraction of all their tweets. Jim Cooper is the winner of retweeting himself with 91.8% off all retweets being his own tweets.
| Name | Retweets | To self | Fraction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jim Cooper | 426 | 391 | 0.918 |
| Dina Titus | 427 | 387 | 0.906 |
| Steve Cohen | 614 | 513 | 0.836 |
| Ami Bera | 87 | 71 | 0.816 |
| Kyrsten Sinema | 114 | 92 | 0.807 |
Though the politicians, that retweet themselves a lot, seem to have a high retweet count, we do not think a retweet is earned if the retweet originates from the person's own tweets, as we want to explore how the politician retweet each other. Thus, these intern retweets are subtracted from the number of retweets received.
After removing the retweets of politicians that retweet themselves we will look into the degree distribution.
Here, the weighted degree distribution is considered.
That is if a politician has retweeted another politician e.g. 10 times the weight on the edge is 10 rather than 1 if a politician had only retweeted the other once.
It is a more fair measure to consider weighted degree distribution in this context as we expect one to be a
This turned out be more interesting than the Who-Follow-Whom-graph and thus also the log-log plots were considered. From the two plots it is apparent that the in-degree distribution is more skewed than the out-degree distribution. However, looking at the log-log plot both the in- and out-degree resembles a scale-free network.
To check the scale-free property a power-law distribution is fitted to the weighted in- and out-degree distributions. This is done with the power-law package in Python and gives the following result: $$ \gamma_\textrm{in-degree} = 2.99, \quad \gamma_\textrm{out-degree} = 2.43$$ Both the in- and out-degree distributions resample a Scale-free network as \(2 < \gamma < 3\) [Network Science 1, chap 4.7]. In social networks, the node with a high degree is typically the most well-known or popular node. Below the nodes with the 10 largest in-degree and the 10 largest out-degree can be seen in form of a barplot.
Some of the politicians have we already encountered in other analyses of the Twitter network. To put the record straight we will briefly elaborate on who the top five in both in- and out-degree are:
In-degree top 5
Out-degree top 5
In general, the politicians with the highest in-degree have particular important jobs in United States Congress - with exception of Adam Schiff which we could not find any particular positions for - he, however, seems to be very active on Twitter and a popular politician in general. The in-degree confirms the idea of social hubs. The politicians with the highest in-degree are indeed important/popular American politicians. The politicians with the highest out-degree can be explained by high Twitter activity for Kevin McCarthy and Nancy Pelosi. But for the first three, it could be because they tend to retweet more in general. This has not been investigated further.
Below the retweet graph can be seen. Unfortunately it was infeasible to show the directed graph thus, the graph is plotted as undirected where an edge between two nodes appear based on weakly connectivity. Furthermore it turned out to be extremely cumbersome to make edges wider according to their weight while keeping the interactability. Instead the node size reflects the in-degree. This highlights popular politicians. The graph almost resembles the graph shown in the notebook with the Who-Follow-Whom-graph. Again there appears to be a Democratic and Republican cluster. Furthermore, the senators are still more connected to other senators. Interestingly Donald Trump - POTUS - has moved to the center of the Republican party where he in the Who-Follow-Whom-graph was not so integrated.
Judging from the graph it appears that Republican politicians mostly retweet Republicans and the same goes for the Democrats. In this section, we will discover how many retweets there in fact have been inside and across the two groups. In the table it can be seen how many retweets the politicians from the different parties make and what parties they retweet.
| Republican | Democrat | Independent | Libertarian | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Republican | 19310 | 1086 | 13 | 53 |
| Democrat | 1322 | 43072 | 254 | 102 |
| Independent | 10 | 240 | 26 | 0 |
| Libertarian | 118 | 13 | 3 | 28 |
The polarization seen under the who-follow-who graph is even stronger now with only few links leaving their own party. This information from the table above is visualized for the two large parties - Republicans and Democrats - in a barplot below:
From the plot, it is apparent that Democrats retweets much more than Republicans. However, recall that they retweet more in general. Both parties primarily retweet the same party. As a fraction, the Republicans are more likely to retweet the Democratic politicians than the other way around.
Next, we will look into how politicians retweet the media's Twitter profiles. This is done as a bipartite graph. A bipartite graph is a network constructed by two disjoint sets where the nodes in the network are divided into these twosets. Bipartite graphs are very useful when modelling relationships between two different classes. In this analysis, we will focus on how the political polarization is expressed in retweets of the 16 large media contained in data. This means that the network is constituted by a set containing the media and a set containing the politicians. Each link in the network connects a media-node to a politician-node.
The following 16 American news media twitter profiles will be considered:
Since we are interested in the relationship between media and politicians, we need to modify the adjacency matrix containing information about retweets. This is done by forcing all weights between politicians and other politicians to zero while the weights between politicians and media are retained.
The next step is to visualize the network as a bipartite graph. As for the Who-Follow-Whom-graph, a simple graph is created based on the adjacency matrix where the nodes are labeled using the names. To get an overview of the retweets, the simple graph is visualized below
From the visualization it can be seen that in the periphery are the politicians that have not retweeted any media. Thus, the interesting part of the graph is the Giant Connected Component (GCC) and the remaining nodes will be ignored.
Since the GCC is connected, we can create the two sets for the bipartite graph. For every node we can extract information about their type - i.e. does the node belong to the type 'Media' or does it belong to 'Senator', 'Representative' and 'POTUS'. If the node represents a politician it will get the attribute `bipartite` with the value 0. The same is done for the nodes that represent a media - the value for attribute `bipartite` is set to 1.
The positions of the nodes for both sets are determined using networkX build-in function for drawing bipartite graphs. The function outputs the name of the node with the corresponding x- and y-coordinates. For better interpretation, the positions of the politicians are sorted after party - 'Republican', 'Libertarian', 'Independent' and 'Democrat'. This is done by sorting the nodes after party and by saving the y-coordinate for each politician we can modify the coordinates according to their 'party-position'. The new positions for the politicians are merged with the positions for the media in order to draw the correct edges when drawing the bipartite graph.
Another important feature for the graph is the color of the nodes. The same colors used in the Who-Follow-Whom-graph graph are used. Furthermore, the media nodes are colored based on the fraction of democratic links. A custom color scale will be defined going from red to blue over purple as the fraction goes from 0 to 1. Here we ignore the very few Libertarians and Independents in this color scale and as such we do make an assumption that they are Republican in regards to the coloring as we only look at the Democratic factor. As there are so few nodes of Libertarians and Independents it is seemed as insignificant compared to the fact that the variable node coloring is quite cool.
The bipartite graph is drawn such that the nodes from the two sets, Politicians and Media, are created firstly with the correct positions and colors. Thereafter, the links are added where the width is determined by \(\frac{1}{10} \cdot w\), where \(w\) is the weight from the adjacency matrix.
The result of above considerations are shown below. We think the result turned out pretty well.
From data, it is known that the majority of the politicians belong to either Republicans or Democrats which is also clearly seen in the set to the left. The bipartite graph shows that Fox News is primarily retweeted by Republican Party politicians and from the width of the links it can be seen that these politicians retweeted Fox News several times. Breitbart News is also retweeted mostly by Republicans however, there are fewer links between the politicians to Breitbart News.
The Hill and CNN are predominantly blue based on the retweets. Both have probably been retweeted by republicans but as seen on the color scale it is the Democrats who make up the majority of the retweets. Cf. the clip from YouTube presented in Project Assignment A, it is interesting that the CNN node is not colored all blue. An explanation could be that CNN is not as politically polarized as, for example, Fox News is.
Overall, the bipartite graph clearly shows that the media form part of the political polarization which supports our overall problem.
With the bipartite graph it is interesting to investigate statistics such as the distribution of links to each media and also if there exist a so-called butterfly pattern in the graph. I.e. is there a tendency for politicians from the same party to retweet the same media. Another interesting analysis is of the existence of clustering of the media by a clustering coefficient.
For the investigation of the link distribution for each media, a grouped barplot is created such that the four parties are illustrated as fours bars for each of the media with the corresponding count of retweets. This is shown below
The media that are retweeted the most are CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, The New York Times, and The Hill where in particular The Hill and Fox News have been retweeted a lot during the given period. The figure shows some quite interesting - namely that the majority of the politicians that have retweeted The Hill are democrats. It also shows that Fox News has been retweeted by republicans, as expected.
A built-in function in the `bipartite` subpackage of networkX is the Robins-Alexander bipartite clustering coefficient. This coefficient calculates the probability that a bipartite caterpillar participates in a bipartite butterfly. This can be translated to the probability that politicians from the same party retweet the same media. The coefficent is given by $$c = \frac{4\times n^{\bowtie}}{n^{\mathsf{z}}} =\frac{4 \times (\text{total number of butterflies})}{\text{total number of caterpillars}}.$$ The factor of 4 comes from the fact that there are four caterpillars in a butterfly. (ref. to https://arxiv.org/pdf/1607.08673.pdf) The Robins-Alexander bipartite clustering coefficient is calculated to 0.442.
From the coefficient, it can be interpreted that 44% of the caterpillars become butterflies in our bipartite graph. As we only have one graph it is hard to put this number in comparison but it looks like there could be a tendency for politicians from the same party to retweet the same media.
Another clustering method in the `bipartite` package is the bipartite clustering coefficient that measures the degree to which nodes in a graph tend to cluster together. It is defined as $$c_u = \frac{\sum_{v \in N(N(u))} \ c_{uv}}{|N(N(u))|}$$ (ref. networkx.algorithms.bipartite.cluster.clustering).
The clustering coefficient is calculated for all the 16 media. The clustering coefficient is shown below
Here a large variety of numbers are seen. Some of the classic large American news media scores high here which fits well with formula - they are way more connected.
In this notebook, we have looked at how the politicians retweet each other and how they retweet the media. The retweet between the politicians highlighted that some are very fond of re-tweeting themselves, however, this has been corrected. Both the in and out-degree distribution resembles that of a scale-free network and particular the in-degree highlight the "popular/important" politicians in the dataset. Modeling the retweets as a graph much resembles the who-follow-whom-graph the most important distinguishing fact between the two graphs is that Donald J. Trump becomes the center of the Republican party rather in the retweet graph. Furthermore, it was found that politicians tend to retweet politicians from the same party. This aligns with our hypothesis that politicians tend to retweet people that they like - assuming they are more fond of people from their own party.
The bipartite graph is used to investigate the media's contribution to political polarization if they have any. By dividing a simple graph containing all nodes into two sets - one for media, one for politicians - it can be concluded that based on retweets, the media have a part in the political polarization. In the bipartite analysis, it was found that politicians from the same party tend to retweet the same media. Particular are the republican Politicians found of retweeting Fox News whereas the Democratic Politicians are found of The Hill and MSNBC. Furthermore, the Robins-Alexander bipartite clustering coefficient was calculated on the graph to measure the tendency for politicians from the same party to retweet the same media. Here it was found there is a tendency for politicians from the same party to retweet the same media.


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Ardrey, Mary Massey Of Fort Mill, John White Ardrey In Captain Ardreys Company, First North Carolina . Burns, William A. Of Smyrna, Company A, Twelfth Regiment Infantry . Coltharp, J. H. Of Fort Mill, Company B, Sixth Infantry Regiment .
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brother to E.T. of Ashland, E.E. of Brownfield, Mrs. Mary Wicker of Ripley, Mrs. . SKINNER, R.I. (082433) died Tues., age 64/ buried at Smyrna/ married Linnie . Heirs are Frances Coltharp (wife of M.N. Coltharp), Benjamin Smith, John D.
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Jan 3, 2009 . farmer, NC, Margaret Stephenson 37, Wife, Tenn., Mary M. Garrett 18, James M. Garrett 13, Charles H. . Coltharp Printing & Publishing: 1980. . Mississippi, buried in Smyrna Cemetery, Tippah County, Mississippi. He was .
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Coltharp Moving & Transfer Services Memphis, TN 38103 . Sagefield Dr Smyrna, TN 37167. Phone :<PHONE_NUMBER> . Chamers Mary MD 37 Sandstone Cir .
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Per Find A Grave by Mary Bob McClain: 3rd (Clack's) Regiment, Tennessee Infantry, . He was married in 1845 to Elizabeth, daughter of James Coltharp, and soon . Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge, Resaca, Smyrna Church, Decatur, Ga., .
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Original Site of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Bellville Bandera . Smyrna United Methodist Church, Harleton Hays County: . Pioneer Settlers of Coltharp, .
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Mar 31, 2012 . (See story in the February/ Jean Banas of New Smyrna Beach. . azul), 2008, sand cast glass, 17 x 8 x 5", Mary-Anne Martin Fine Art, NY 2. . Arts, gift of the American Express Corporation, photo: Larry Coltharp, Tallahassee, .
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THE BEACH (20th Century Fox) Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Tilda Swinton, Virginie Ledoyen, Guillaume Canet, Robert Carlyle, Paterson Joseph. Screenplay: John Hodge, based on the novel by Alex Garland. Producer: Andrew MacDonald. Director: Danny Boyle. MPAA Rating: R (sexual situations, violence, nudity, graphic gore, profanity, drug use) Running Time: 116 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
When we are introduced to Richard (Leonardo DiCaprio), the young American protagonist of THE BEACH, he says, "My name is Richard. What else do you need to know about me?" He tries to convince us that he's a blank slate, a walking receptor for experiences using his backpacking trip through Thailand as a way to shake up his life. It's an intriguing start, except for one small problem: There's a lot more we need to know about Richard. In fact, there's a lot more we need to know about virtually everyone and everything in THE BEACH. Director Danny Boyle's travelogue-cum-human nature treatise proves to be a tremendously frustrating experience -- it's a lazy film that thinks it's being profound.
The titular beach is a hidden cove on a remote island off the Thai coast, a place that has become a sort of myth among tourists in Thailand. Richard learns the truth when Daffy (Robert Carlyle), a crazed former resident of the island, hands over a map to its location. Accompanied by a young French couple named Francoise (Virginie Ledoyen) and Etienne (Guillaume Canet), Richard makes the difficult journey to the island, where they find a community of self-imposed outcasts from civilization. It all seems to be a paradise on earth, except for the presence of a pseudo-benevolent pseudo-dictator named Sal (Tilda Swinton) whose paranoia over keeping the island secret is rivaled only by her libido, and the unsettling willingness of the residents to leave their dying in the middle of the jungle. Soon Richard begins suspecting that the threats to the community from without -- edgy marijuana farmers, more Americans -- may be less troubling than the threats from within.
During its first hour, THE BEACH does an effective job of setting tone, largely through the efforts of superb technical craftsmen. Darius Khondji works his now-typical magic with darkness, adding a shadow of creepiness to Richard's cynical vision of tourism in "exotic" lands. The island locations are spectacular, and Donald McAlpine's production design of the islanders' camp is a tidy marvel. THE BEACH wants to set up an initial dichotomy -- the pasteurized pleasures of most tourist destinations compared to the raw glory of the island -- that eventually proves to be false. On a visual level, it's hard not to argue that Boyle and company succeed.
Unfortunately for Boyle and company -- and for you, John or Jane Q. Potential Audience Member -- the characters eventually have to play a role in the film. When they do, it becomes quite clear that nobody understands why anybody is doing anything. Richard's vague motivations and frustrations over sanitized tourist experiences seem provocative as the film begins, but soon the script begins dropping in details about his past -- e.g. he's a video game junkie -- without bothering to explain why that matters except as an excuse for Boyle to include an admittedly creative fantasy sequence.  The characters -- including DiCaprio, whose performance is about as good as you can expect in a role so under-written -- generally appear to be occupying space and serving plot functions, to the ridiculous extreme that the head marijuana farmer gives a knowing nod after his solution to the film's climactic problem proves him a worthy successor to Solomon in the despotic wisdom department.
Of course, letting the complexities of the characters come to the surface would have required some actual effort, as opposed to offering up the premise as it stands. THE BEACH comes to the staggering conclusion that a perfect society is not possible when imperfect human beings are involved (particularly when some of those imperfect human beings happen to be surly neighboring marijuana farmers). It's ridiculously obvious thematic material, yet the makers of THE BEACH seem convinced that presenting that theme is enough to earn them philosophical style points. Ultimately, style points are all they earn, though they earn those style points in impressive quantities. There are several instances when THE BEACH has the power to grab you viscerally -- the squeamish might want to turn away after the consequences of a shark attack -- but the concept clearly wants to grab you intellectually as well. And THE BEACH just can't do that, not when its creators decide the characters' names are all you need to know about them.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 sons of beaches: 5.
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64. Wei Chi - Before Completion
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The Judgement
Before Completion. Success.
But if the little fox, after nearly completing the crossing,
Gets his tail in the water,
There is nothing that would further.
The Image
Fire over water:
The image of the condition before transition.
Thus the superior man is careful
In the differentiation of things,
So that each finds its place.
The Lines
Six at the beginning means:
He gets his tail in the water.
Humiliating.
Nine in the second place means:
He brakes his wheels.
Perseverance brings good fortune.
Six in the third place means:
Before completion, attack brings misfortune.
It furthers one to cross the great water.
Nine in the fourth place means:
Perseverance brings good fortune.
Remorse disappears.
Shock, thus to discipline the Devil's Country.
For three years, great realms are awarded.
() Six in the fifth place means:
Perseverance brings good fortune.
No remorse.
The light of the superior man is true.
Good fortune.
Nine at the top means:
There is drinking of wine
In genuine confidence. No blame.
But if one wets his head,
He loses it, in truth.


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This example shows a schematic in a HTML5 canvas and allows drawing on top of it and shares the combined image in the call.
The application can use the new HTMLCanvasElement.captureStream API available in Chrome and Firefox to capture a stream from a canvas.
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Chadwick Boseman Is Not Interested In Starring In A ‘Black Panther’ Spinoff TV Series
by Becca LongmireChadwick Boseman would not be up for starring in a “Black Panther” Disney+ spinoff TV series.
Boseman was adamant that he wouldn’t be interested as he was asked by MTV which “Avengers” star he’d most like to team up with for a new show.
He shared, “I wouldn’t because I don’t want to do a TV show. I wouldn’t choose one so I can’t answer that.
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Boseman, who has been busy promoting his latest flick “21 Bridges”, also spoke about “Black Panther 2”, which is expected to hit theatres May 2022.
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“That’s what I hope, but I think first you need to maintain the foundation. We built a culture and a world and so you have to make sure that you keep that in place.”


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K-Pop star found dead aged 28 after previous suicide attempt
Goo Hara was found in her home on Saturday evening
by Lucy Buckland, Alexander BrockA K-Pop star has been found dead at her home just six months after a previous suicide attempt.
Goo Hara, 28, was found on Saturday evening (November 23) at her home in Gangnam's Cheongdam neighborhood.
She was a member of the band Kara before she made her solo debut in 2015 with EP Alohara (Can You Feel It?).
It was reported she tried to take her own life back in May, Mirror Online reports .
As she was recovering in hospital, she apologised to her fans, saying: “I am sorry for causing concerns and a commotion.
"In terms of health, I am recovering … I had been in agony over a number of overlapping issues. But from now on, I will steel my heart and try to show up healthy.”
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This is an API that will perform a linear regression on data which you can import below.
How do I use it?
You can upload data in .csv or .tsv format. Your data should only have two rows, one for the dependent variable (on the top row) and another for your independent variable (on the bottom row). Any other rows will be ignored. Additionally, all of the values save those in the first column (the series names) should be numerical, and there should be the same number of values in each row.
age,43,21,25,42,57,59
glucose,99,65,79,75,87,81
Uploading the above data will tell you the correlation between age and glucose levels absent any other factors. If you don't have some CSV data handy, you can download some sample data here. It's a CSV of the (truncated) results of Karl Pearson's 1903 experiment comparing the heights of fathers to the heights of their sons. Original data to be found on Kaggle.
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Provides access to the SPIN system namespaces. The associated files are also part of the distribution, in the /etc folder.


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Tips
- Berserker's Call goes through spell immunity. If you see a BKB'd Shadow Fiend having an epileptic fit
while he's casting his ult, walk up and Q him.
- Just because you don't catch anyone in Berserker's Call doesn't mean the spell was a bust. You get +40
armor during its duration which can easily make the difference between life and death early game during
tower dives.
- Berserker's Call is a handy way to break an enemy's invisibility. If an enemy Clinkz just ran away with
10 HP, try Blinking into where you think he'll be and cast Call.
- Remember that you can draw aggro from creeps on demand by right clicking enemy heroes. Even if the enemy
hero is across the map, right clicking them will draw creep aggro. Don't waste mana on Call if you don't
have to.
- Battle Hunger is a great spell for disabling Blink Daggers, especially when breaking high ground.
- When jungling a camp with Satyrs, draw aggro back a bit so that the tiny ranged Satyrs aren't getting
hit by Counter Helix. They give you extra chances to Helix at the cost of practically no damage, but
they'll usually die first if you keep them in Helix range.
- You can Cull any enemy unit, including creeps. While this is usually irrelevant, it can be worth Culling
a creep to get the massive 40% AoE movement speed buff to catch up to an enemy.
- You can instagib flying or walking couriers at any level of Culling Blade since couriers are always
below the damage threshold.
- Leave your Tranquil Boots on the ground while jungling and then pick them up once you finish a camp to
immediately get the regen without waiting for the damage cooldown. Just be sure there aren't any stealth
heroes around to steal them.
Counters
- Battle Hunger can be taken off by denies.
- Pay attention to who is Battle Hungered late game.
- When trying to help an ally who is about to die to Axe in lane, don't toss a few measly auto attacks if Axe isn't close to death himself. Axe will gladly trade some damage if it means he gets a few more chances to Helix.
- Culling Blade can kill through Dazzle's Shallow Grave and Oracle's False Promise. It can also kill Rosh. Culling Blade don't care.


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Every second, this updates a new delicious cookie progress update by utilizing
d3js
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This demonstrates a few concepts from d3js
Basic Shape usage
Basic Grouping
Transformations of D3 Elements
Patterns
Thinking with joins
Interpolation


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Description Table UI made by Ganesh Ramkumar
This was my very first hobby project and so the UI would be not quite up to the mark. I was trying out the AJAX and NodeJS mainly with this. It was inquistive times!


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I’ve tried many times to enable mu4e and offlineimap in msys2 environment, but no result. Although the author of mu4e provides the unofficial package files for msys2, but I still get a compile failure. Worse off, offlineimap is not working in msys2 environment.
I’ve configured emacs under WSL2 and I feel little difference from msys2 mingw64 emacs. And It is also quite easy to configure mu4e and offlineimap for Manjaro.
This guide will lead you to configure mu4e and offlineimap in emacs, and securely encrypt the email credentials.
Supposing you have configured Manjaro WSL2 and then open Manjaro WSL2 shell:
# install pip sudo pacman -S python-pip # install python gpg sudo pip install python-gnupg getpass4 # offlineimap sudo pacman -S offlineimap # mu4e wget https://github.com/djcb/mu/archive/1.6.10.tar.gz tar zxvf 1.6.10.tar.gz cd mu-1.6.10 ./augogen.sh make sudo make install
Emacs config extracted from my .emacs:
;; get load path (eval-and-compile (defun mu4e-load-path () (cond ((eq system-type 'darwin) "/usr/local/Cellar/mu/1.0_1/share/emacs/site-lisp/mu/mu4e") ((eq system-type 'windows-nt) "/usr/local/share/emacs/site-lisp/mu4e") ((eq system-type 'gnu/linux) "/usr/local/share/emacs/site-lisp/mu4e/")))) (use-package mu4e :ensure nil :functions (mu4e-compose-reply mu4e~view-quit-buffer) :defines (mu4e-html2text-command mu4e-mu-binary mu4e-get-mail-command mu4e-update-interval mu4e-hide-index-messages mu4e-use-fancy-chars mu4e-view-show-images mu4e-view-fields mu4e-headers-fields mu4e-compose-cite-function mu4e-compose-reply-recipients mu4e-headers-mode-map mu4e-compose-mode-map mu4e-view-mode-map shr-color-visible-luminance-min shr-color-visible-distance-min) :custom (mu4e-compose-reply-recipients 'sender) (mu4e-compose-signature-auto-include nil) (mu4e-index-update-in-background nil) ;; prompt for gpg passwd :commands (mu4e mu4e-compose-new) :load-path (lambda () (list (mu4e-load-path))) :config (require 'sendmail) ;; turn html email to lighter color in dark theme (require 'mu4e-contrib) (setq mu4e-html2text-command 'mu4e-shr2text) (setq shr-color-visible-luminance-min 60) (setq shr-color-visible-distance-min 5) (setq shr-use-colors nil) (advice-add #'shr-colorize-region :around (defun shr-no-colourise-region (&rest ignore))) (require 'org-mu4e) ;; capture link (add-to-list 'Info-additional-directory-list "/usr/local/share/info") (setq mu4e-mu-binary "/usr/local/bin/mu") (setq mail-user-agent 'mu4e-user-agent) ;; Fetch mail by offlineimap (setq mu4e-get-mail-command "offlineimap -c ~/.offlineimaprc -u quiet") ;; Fetch mail in 60 sec interval (setq mu4e-update-interval 300) ;; hide indexing messages from minibuffer (setq mu4e-hide-index-messages t) (setq mu4e-use-fancy-chars nil) (setq mu4e-view-show-images t) ;; configure view fields (setq mu4e-view-fields '(:subject :from :to :cc :date :mailing-list :attachments :signature :decryption)) (setq mu4e-headers-fields '( (:human-date . 12) (:flags . 6) (:from . 22) (:subject . nil))) (setq mu4e-compose-cite-function 'mu-cite-original) (add-hook 'mu4e-view-mode-hook 'visual-line-mode) (add-hook 'mu4e-compose-mode-hook 'orgalist-mode) (add-hook 'mu4e-compose-mode-hook (lambda () (auto-fill-mode -1))) ;; setup shortcuts (setq mu4e-maildir-shortcuts '( ("/outlook/Inbox" . ?i) ("/outlook/Sent" . ?s))) ;; smtp send settings (setq send-mail-function 'smtpmail-send-it smtpmail-stream-type 'starttls smtpmail-smtp-service 587))
create ~/.offlineimaprc
replace _your_email_
with your email address
(for example<EMAIL_ADDRESS>):
[general] accounts = outlook maxsyncaccounts = 3 pythonfile = ~/passwd_prompt.py [Account outlook] localrepository = outlook-Local remoterepository = outlook-Remote utf8foldernames = True [Repository outlook-Local] type = Maildir localfolders = ~/.mail/outlook [Repository outlook-Remote] type = IMAP remotehost = imap.outlook.com remoteuser = _your_email_ remotepasseval = get_authinfo_password() ssl = true sslcacertfile = /etc/ssl/cert.pem maxconnections = 4 realdelete = yes
create ~/passwd_prompt.py
(copied from Seth Kenlon):
#!/usr/bin/env python # by Seth Kenlon # GPLv3 import os import gnupg import getpass from pathlib import Path def get_api_pass(): homedir = str(Path.home()) gpg = gnupg.GPG(gnupghome=os.path.join(homedir, ".gnupg"), use_agent=True) passwd = getpass.getpass(prompt="Remote: Enter password: ", stream=None) with open(os.path.join(homedir, 'pass.gpg'), 'rb') as f: apipass = (gpg.decrypt_file(f, passphrase=passwd)) f.close() return str(apipass) def get_authinfo_password(): authinfo = os.popen("gpg -q --no-tty -d ~/pass.gpg").read() return authinfo if __name__ == "__main__": apipass = get_api_pass() print(apipass) apipass = get_authinfo_password() print(apipass)
If you use get_api_pass()
inside .offlineimaprc
, you can enable
password prompt filter. It is important to set the prompt in above
code as “Remote: Enter password: ”, because it is used by mu4e to
trigger emacs to ask for password:
(defvar mu4e~get-mail-password-regexp "^Remote: Enter password: $" "Regexp to match a password query in the `mu4e-get-mail-command' output.")
If you use get_authinfo_password()
, the password extraction is done by
gpg
, thus you do not need to add above emacs configuration. This function is borrowed from Gábor Melis.
pass.gpg
Use emacs to find a new file ~/pass.gpg
, type in your password, and
save with master password protection.
.authinfo.gpg
Use emacs to find a new file ~/.authoinfo.gpg
, type in following line:
machine smtp.outlook.com login _your_email_ port 587 password _your_passwd_
Replace _your_email_
with your email address, and replace
_your_passwd_
with your password.
Execute in Manjaro WSL2 shell:
cd ~
offlineimap
Initialize mu and index your emails:
mu init -m ~/.mail --my-address=_your_email_ mu index
Replace _your_email_
with your email address.
Now type M-x mu4e
, emacs will show mu4e dashboard for you. j i
will
show the inbox and C
will create a new email for you. You may need to
type the master password for sending and updating email. But your
email credential is not stored in file system as plain text.
When mu4e triggers offlineimap to update email, you need to type in the master password for offlineimap password, because we cannot keep the password for each invoke of offlineimap.


Translator: Hi_archer
Author: labuladong
We know that for arrays, it is efficient to insert and delete elements at the end, with a time complexity of O(1). However, if we insert and delete elements at the middle or the beginning, it will move many data, with a time complexity of O(N).
Therefore, for the general algorithm problems dealing with arrays, we need to operate on the elements at the end of the array as much as possible to avoid additional time complexity
This article is on how to remove Duplicates from Sorted Array.
Obviously, since the array is sorted, the duplicate elements must be connected together, so it’s not difficult to find them, but if you delete each duplicate element as soon as you find it, you’re going to delete it in the middle of the array, and the total time complexity is going to be O(N2). And the problem asking us must do this by modifying the input array in-place with O(1) extra memory.
In fact, for the array related algorithm problem, there is a general technique: try to avoid deleting the element in the middle, then I want to find a way to swap the element to the last. In this way, the elements to be deleted are dragged to the end of the array and the time complexity of a single deletion is reduced to O(1).
Through this idea, we can derive a common way to solve similar requirements——the two-pointer technique. To be specific, it should be fast or slow pointer.
We let the slow pointer slow
go to the back of the array, and the fast pointer fast
go ahead to find the way. If we find a unique element, let slow
move forward. In this way, when the fast
pointer traverses the entire array nums
, ** nums [0..slow]
is a unique element, and all subsequent elements are repeated elements**.
int removeDuplicates(int[] nums) {
int n = nums.length;
if (n == 0) return 0;
int slow = 0, fast = 1;
while (fast < n) {
if (nums[fast] != nums[slow]) {
slow++;
// Maintain no repetition of nums[0..slow]
nums[slow] = nums[fast];
}
fast++;
}
//The length is index + 1
return slow + 1;
}
Look at the process of algorithm implementation:
Extending it briefly, how to remove Duplicates from Sorted list. In fact, it is exactly the same as an array. The only difference is that the array assignment operation is turned into an operation pointer:
ListNode deleteDuplicates(ListNode head) {
if (head == null) return null;
ListNode slow = head, fast = head.next;
while (fast != null) {
if (fast.val != slow.val) {
// nums[slow] = nums[fast];
slow.next = fast;
// slow++;
slow = slow.next;
}
// fast++
fast = fast.next;
}
// The list disconnects from the following repeating elements
slow.next = null;
return head;
}


The verdicts follow five-day inspections of local authority arrangements for school improvement carried out last month in Norfolk and the Isle of Wight.
These local authorities were chosen for assessment under a new inspection framework amid concerns about the poor quality of education being offered by too many schools in the two areas.
Ofsted found that in Norfolk, the local authority had taken too long to challenge weaker schools – resulting in a ‘legacy of underachievement’. The council had often been slow to use its formal powers of intervention and had only recently begun to formally and robustly challenge its underperforming schools.
On the Isle of Wight, inspectors criticised the poor corporate and strategic leadership as well as an un-coordinated approach to school improvement that had resulted in a large proportion of ‘inadequate’ or ‘requires improvement’ schools.
Inspectors found that ‘a lack of rigour in monitoring and challenge, mostly due to poor use of performance data, means that the local authority neither knows the schools well nor intervenes early enough’. In addition, senior leaders in the best schools were not being commissioned to help weaker schools improve while evaluation of the use of specialist teachers and consultants was ‘weak’.
Ofsted has identified a number of key areas for improvement for both Norfolk and the Isle of Wight to ensure pupils in these two parts of the country have the chance to attend a good or better school.
Commenting on the outcome of the two inspections, HM Chief Inspector, Sir Michael Wilshaw, said:
‘Today’s findings should serve as a wake-up call for those local authorities across England that are failing to get a grip on school improvement.
‘Norfolk County Council has for far too long presided over a mediocre and complacent school system that has denied tens of thousands of children the chance of a decent education.
‘The spiral of decline in school standards on the Isle of Wight has been more rapid but no less harmful to the prospects of children who live there. Two thirds of all secondary schools on the island are now judged inadequate. That is a shocking statistic and one that demands urgent action.
‘If councils want to demonstrate they still have a relevant and meaningful role to play within the new educational landscape, they must act as dynamic and proactive agents for improvement.
‘I am determined to continue this inspection programme into the next academic year and beyond to ensure local authorities with significant numbers of underperforming schools in their area held to account.’


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