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lulz is distributed under the licence. this is very alpha software, lots of bugs, bad code, etc. feedback, bug reports and suggestions gratefully accepted at dirtyfilthee@gmail.com. more information, latest releases etc available at lulz is a webstalking engine & command-line tool for fast online personal reconnaissance: searching, collating and analyzing public online profiles. lulz is a webstalking engine that tries to search for information about a particular person online in a similar fashion to the way a human being would do it, that is, by finding, evaluating and utilising information. when you webstalk someone you typically take what you know and try to transform this knowledge into more data, using a variety of methods (such as search engines) and tricks (such as social network account enumeration via email). you then evaluate the information (is this who i’m looking for?) and if so lather, rinse, repeat. lulz uses bayesian identity resolution to determine if person a and person b are the same person, an agent architecture to utilise the information it finds, and a blackboard architecture to share information amongst these agents. lulz uses a
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- Returns the phrase that corresponds to a given glyph .
- Stores the predicates on the database .
- Initialize a thread runner
- Convenience method to score a object
- Parse an asset
- distance between two strings
- returns a sound - sound - sound file
- Determines if the given _n_ is a double value .
- Performs ANSI program .
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QUESTION
I have to parse HTML and "HTML" from emails. I've already managed to create a function that cleans most of the errors such as improper nesting of elements.
I'm trying to determine how best to tackle the issue of HTML attributes that are missing values. We must parse everything ultimately as XML so well-formed HTML is a must as well.
The cleaning function starts off simple enough:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-21 at 02:36The DOM extension may solve your problem:
QUESTION
I am trying to install this module from github.
https://github.com/ChristianSchneeweiss/Chat-txt-to-csv
First, I am following the steps listed here. https://medium.com/i-want-to-be-the-very-best/installing-packages-from-github-with-conda-commands-ebf10de396f4
so I used this line in Anaconda Powershell Prompt
pip install git+git://github.com/ChristianSchneeweiss/Chat-txt-to-csv.git
it didn't work. and then I used this code, based on the suggestions here. Use package from Github in Conda Virtual Environment
pip install C:\Users\Lulz\Documents\mamanitip\chat_wa\Chat-txt-to-csv-master.zip
it didn't work either. both codes resulted in this error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-29 at 13:55The package at https://github.com/ChristianSchneeweiss/Chat-txt-to-csv cannot be installed with pip
because it does not have the file setup.py
. What you can do instead is to download the project onto your computer, install the project's dependencies, and then use the project from its directory. If you run python from within that project's directory, it will find the package.
QUESTION
I'm a complete beginner at PHP and I'd like to create a simple 3 for 2 campaign with the help of built in functions (such as i.e array_pop(), array_sum() or something else) and I've unfortunately hit a wall.
I've created an array with completely made up pizzas:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-18 at 07:16You may use uasort
to sort the pizzas by price, then array_slice
to take all but the cheapest, then array_reduce
to compute the final price:
QUESTION
I'm doing requests to my API server to authenticate a user, that's not the problem. The problem is that I don't know why my async function doesn't return anything, and I get an error because the data that I want from this function is undefined.
Don't worry if the error management is ugly and in general I can do this better, I'll do that after fixing this problem.
Utils.js class
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-04 at 18:01await
is not to be used with then
.
QUESTION
I provided a link to a PDF of the assignment instructions.
[TL;DR]
Ask two questions: Are you afraid of the dark? Do you exercise?
Input: ‘Y’ for yes, ‘N’ for no.
If input to second question is 'Y', One additional question: Minutes per day exercised?
Input: Integer > 0. However, if less than 10 per day, unqualified.
Output: Tells the user whether they can to enter ninja training or not.
What I'm having difficulties with:
- Dynamically Allocating a Multidimensional String Array
I have only been coding for about a week, and I understand it's probably overkill for this assignment. With that being said, I got an idea while doing this assignment, and while I find it rather challenging to articulate my idea with words, here's an image that I feel captures what I am "visualizing."
Visual posted on https://www.eskimo.com/~scs/cclass/int/sx9b.html by Steve Summit
In this particular assignment, I think it's a waste of memory to keep the user's answer's. Nevertheless, what if I want to write a program that ask the user for a series of inputs, and at the end, correlate them, or make spurious correlations for teh lulz?
Spurious Correlations http://www.tylervigen.com/spurious-correlations by Tyler Vigen
A more practical reason, however, an MBTI Personality Type test? I don't know exactly all the possibilities, but they seem exciting.
That's what I want to achieve with dynamically allocating a multidimensional string array
Will update later
Original post follows...
The code works but some inputs are still allowed, namely any characters entered if the the first element is either Y or N.
Here's the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-21 at 08:12Ok, I could have a look at your program. The problem is not really in allocation but is indeed in string management. In C a string is a null terminated char array (please copy this 100 times...).
When you read a line with fgets
, you get the new line character (\n
) in your buffer, so if user types Y Enter you get {'Y', '\n', '\0', undeterminated_char }
. The following realloc
is then plain wrong:
- it is likely to be a noop: the compiler shall only give you a buffer at least as large as your requirement. As 4 > 1, it can (and my implementation did) give the original buffer unchanged
- you are not allowed to use anything past what you have required, and in particular, you shall not assume that there is a null!
So if you insist in doing a string comparison, you should only ensure that the second char is null: user_input[i][2] = '\0';
But IMHO what is required here is just:
QUESTION
I am a manjaro user. I wanted to install discord with AUR but I needed to install libc++... But there is an error while installing this package.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-19 at 10:55If you can ignore the tests, ignore the tests. Locale tests fail for all sorts of reasons. In your case it's likely that your linux distribution has different locale definitions than the tests expect. This happens a lot.
QUESTION
I am trying to select last message from each friend just like how all other chatting applications do. Here's what I have so far.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-15 at 18:42Somewhat like
QUESTION
I have this command:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-15 at 21:26The problem is that bash's history expansion is turned on. Unless you history expansion is something that you actively want and use, the solution is to turn it off.
Observe that this fails with event not found
:
QUESTION
I'm looking to automate nupkg creation in a c# app. I'm aiming to include nuget.exe in my project and use System.Diagnostics to launch cmd.exe as a process and then pass the required commands, which would be 'cd project\path\here', 'nuget spec something.dll' and 'nuget pack something.nuspec'.
The code I have so far is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-28 at 11:16You can do this by three ways
1- The easiest option is to combine the two commands with the '&' symbol.
QUESTION
Consider following scenario. There is a ATL wrapped C++ class (CMyComClass
which implements IMyComClass
), this class is used in async operations so it (should derive) derives from std::enable_shared_from_this
to provide shared_from_this()
(instead of passing this
to async function) which will ensure that when the async operation is invoked the object still exists. On the other hand there is a COM interface which, for example can ask for the above class to be returned as com object, something like get(IUnknown** myobject)
or addObject(IUnkown* mynewobject)
to add the object. At this situation I'm in a deadlock, I cant just take raw pointer from the COM and assign to the shared_ptr
since I do not transfer the ownership, and the reference counting of shared_ptr
will be wrong since it doesnt count previous COM references, in addition and increase in shared_ptr
count will not affect the CComPtr
ref count, meaning the pointer could be destroyed any time. In addition there are member functions of CMyComClass
which could create, for example, std::async
operation, passing this
into it, again, the wrapping COM could be destroyed and I will be left with dangling pointer. Is there a way to overcome this problem? Is there an equivalent of shared_from_this
on IUnknown
.
Yes, I know, the design is flawed and no, I cant change it now
EDIT001:
I think I overcomplicated the question.
Lets start from the root problem.
Consider following COM class
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-17 at 12:59The straightforward approach would be not to mix C++ and COM reference counters and to create a thin C++ wrapper object for COM interface that may be itself used in async operations:
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