cuts | Unix 'cut ' on steroids | Regex library

When redirecting the output of a python script, when echoing the output it seems to work, but when I actually use it with another object, it breaks and cuts off everything after it.

In this case, we have VERSION set to "nice dude"

I have a large DataFrame of distances that I want to classify.

I'm currently working on a discord.py dice roller command that allows one to input an argument for a number of dice to roll. As this command outputs to an embed, I would like each dice roll to output to it's own embed field using a for loop that executes the same number of times as the variable that contains the argument's amount of dice.

I've attempted quite a few types of for loops, but I think I'm doing something fundamentally wrong. Unfortunately, Discord.py is not returning any errors when I run this for loop so I can't even begin to wrap my head around why...

The below is an interview question which I was unable to solve and needs some help.

Question:

A Person is playing with paper and during his game he folds the paper vertically in one turn and then horizontally in another turn and repeats the process n number of times. After he's done he cuts the paper vertically and horizontally. The task at hand is to take a number "N" as input and find the count of paper pieces that will be there after cutting the paper vertically and horizontally after folding it n times following the pattern as mentioned above.

Is there any way to use standard tools (not programming scripts) to parse the date in custom, odd format?

I've got a start script (bash) that should handle the output of the program, that contains dates with very odd formatting (like Jan, 4, 2021, 1:20:30 PM - which would be a pattern like "MMM, d, yyyy, h:mm:ss a".

It would be possible to extract the tokens with sed or awk, but processing them is a nightmare, especially month shortcuts (they are in the same language like system, but that language can be installation-specific) or hours (need to check AM/PM token and add 12 if it's PM).

'date' apparently doesn't support that, but maybe some shell extension or toolkit package? Or I'm out of luck and I need to parse this crappy format token by token with sed/cut/awk?

This what I've tried was to do touch -d "Date" after removing the commas (so that I can compare dates with [[ file1 -ot file2 ]], but the problem is, that touch has ignored the TIME part, and ls -lh has shown, that the year was set in place of time, and the result of the comparison was therefore invalid.

My Svelte components import readable stores like this:

So I've got a weird issue that I don't quite understand why it is happening. In md4checker, I launch n pthreads that get and check an MD4 hash. In md4.c, I generate an MD4 hash. If I set n threads to 1, it works flawlessly. It generates the MD4 hash with perfect accuracy (I ran it in a loop for 1,000,000 tries and not a single time did it fail). However, when I run this same code with n threads as 2 (or higher) it fails a lot and randomly.

The md4.c file is derivative of another I found online but I tweaked it a little because the original md4.c had a memory leak (and running 50,000,000+ hashes made that leak fill up 16GB of RAM in about 15 minutes). If it was just a matter of it not working, I'd know where to start but I'm genuinely at a loss as to where and why multiple threads corrupt each other here.

edit: If I add usleep(100) to the worker thread in md4checker.c, it cuts the failure rate to 10% of what it normally does.

md4checker.c (works when running just one):

[image showing what I need to create

I'm trying to obtain the total number of cuts from a solved docplex model, so basically the sum of the following output:

Implied bound cuts applied: 7 Flow cuts applied: 10 Mixed integer rounding cuts applied: 7 Zero-half cuts applied: 2 Lift and project cuts applied: 5 Gomory fractional cuts applied: 4