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echo "" > commands
ID=$(echo "$1" | sed 's/.*dg_\([0-9]*\).*/\1/g')
echo "set sound enable off" >> commands
echo "set analysis chequerplay evaluation plies 3" >> commands
echo "import mat \"$1\"" >> commands
echo "analyse match" >> commands
echo "export match pdf \"reviews/$ID.pdf\"" >> commands
echo "quit" >> commands
/Users/ruben/fromsource/bg/gnubg-1.07.001/gnubg -c commands
rm commands

rberenguel

blink1-tool --hsb 13,80,92 --setpattline 1 -m 754
blink1-tool --hsb 27,90,96 --setpattline 2 -m 802
blink1-tool --hsb 12,95,98 --setpattline 3 -m 982
blink1-tool --hsb 20,100,101 --setpattline 4 -m 959
blink1-tool --hsb 15,85,81 --setpattline 5 -m 782
blink1-tool --hsb 12,93,101 --setpattline 6 -m 758
blink1-tool --hsb 14,81,83 --setpattline 7 -m 992
blink1-tool --hsb 18,100,104 --setpattline 8 -m 627
blink1-tool --hsb 23,95,120 --setpattline 9 -m 992
blink1-tool --hsb 20,90,102 --setpattline 10 -m 897

rberenguel

let when = args.widgetParameter || 'today'

let now = new Date()
if (when == 'tomorrow') {
    now.setDate(now.getDate() + 1);
}
let formatter = new DateFormatter()
formatter.dateFormat = 'yyyyMMdd'
let today = formatter.string(now)

rberenguel

• Adjacency Matrix: a different way of looking at the graph. Installed for curiosity
• Admonition: allows having "special" boxes very easily. Very recommended
• Advanced tables: makes editing tables easier. Not very used, but worth having
• Calendar: I keep a daily log, so this is very useful to navigate it
• Dataview: in a way converts your notes into a database. Very helpful to organise projects by adding metadata to notes.
• Editor syntax highlight: show code syntax in the editor too, not only in the rendered view
• Excalidraw: awesome SVG plugin that even works on mobile
• Hotkeys for templates: rarely used, pretty much what it says in the bottle
• Juggl: alternative graphs
• Kanban: A kanban based on plan markdown (there's a similar Haskell project). Works well, but not use it much

rberenguel

javascript: (() => {const toggles = tip => ({ key }) => key === '' && document.querySelectorAll('[data-tooltip]').forEach(el => el.dataset.tooltip === tip && el.click());document.body.onkeyup = toggles('Turn off microphone (⌘ + D)');document.body.onkeydown = toggles('Turn on microphone (⌘ + D)');})();

rberenguel

javascript: (() => {const toggles = tip => ({ key }) => key === '' && document.querySelectorAll('[data-tooltip]').forEach(el => el.dataset.tooltip === tip && el.click());document.body.onkeyup = toggles('Turn off microphone (⌘ + D)');document.body.onkeydown = toggles('Turn on microphone (⌘ + D)');})();

rberenguel

To take full advantage of the workshop you'll need

• PySpark installed (anything more recent than 2.3 should be fine)
• Jupyter installed
• Pandas and Arrow installed
• All able to talk to each other
• One or more datasets

You can clone this repository to have the notebook and slides (some things may still change until Saturday, like uploading and upgating the compiled slides, but the notebook is essentially finished).

rberenguel

;;  Copyright 2009 Rubén Berenguel

;;  ruben /at/ maia /dot/ ub /dot/ es

;;  This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or
;;  modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
;;  published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the
;;  License, or (at your option) any later version.

;;  This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,

rberenguel

%!PS-Adobe-2.0

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/STARTK { FK +K +K FK +K +K FK} def
/FK {
  dup 0 eq
  { DK }		% if the recursion order ends, draw forward
  {
      1 sub		% recurse

rberenguel

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