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#lang sicp

#| 

SICP's exercise 2.16 is marked with a warning that it's very difficult. There
are a handful of one-paragraph or even one-sentence attempts at answering it
floating around the internet, but nothing that satisfied me, so I'm trying to
build on what I found, and what I determined for myself, and write something a
little more complete.

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import csv
import re

from collections import Iterable

def flatten(items):
    # Why in gods name am I forced to write this, python?
    for x in items:
        if isinstance(x, Iterable) and not isinstance(x, (str, bytes)):
            for sub_x in flatten(x):

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import * as React from 'react'
import * as ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
import ReactSelect from 'react-select'
import { TouchEvent } from 'react';

export class Select extends (ReactSelect) {
  wrapper: any
  menuContainer: HTMLDivElement
  handleMenuScroll: () => void
  handleMouseDownOnMenu: () => void

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Fluxus Scores Generated by Tensorflow

What are these supposed to be?

They are fluxus event scores; brief instructions for performance art. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluxus#Event_score

These particular event scores were created by training a predictive recurrent neural network on the Fluxus Performance Workbook. ~5000 lines of output were then generated (about the length of the workbook itself), most of which was gibberish. These scores were selected as the most performable examples from out of that gibberish, and many were lightly edited to correct spelling or grammar. The titles remain unaltered. The first score, Solo, is my favorite, and required no editing at all.

Solo
Performer peas on the stage.

Symphony

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'use strict';

const https = require("https");
const querystring = require('querystring');

/*
APOLOGY:

50% of this mess is because I'm lazy and don't want to package a 
requests library up to Amazon, That should probably be fixed.

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import random
from collections import defaultdict

def raw_roll(num):
    dice = [random.randint(1, 10) for _ in range(num)]

    # Extra dice for 10s
    dice += [random.randint(1, 10) for _ in range(dice.count(10))]

    # Drop the lowest

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class Player
  constructor: (@gplayer, @nextId) ->
    @top = true
    @vol = 30

  load: (id) =>
    @top = false
    @gplayer.loadVideoById
      videoId: @nextId()
    @gplayer.mute()

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require "rsec"

module Parsing
  extend Rsec::Helpers

  # build the parser
  def self.query_lang
    # Predicate should be constructed with loop over keywords
    predicate = /.*?(?=STATUS IS|TYPE IS|AND|OR|\(|\)|$)/.r.map { |s| s.strip }

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Link to story: http://something.somwhere.schmoo

What this PR does:

Explain in a few sentences what functionality changed, and how. Can your changes be seen by a user? Then add a screenshot. Is it an interaction? Perhaps a recording.

Notes

Are there any surprises? Anything that was particularly difficult, or clever, or made you nervous, and should get particular attention during review? Call it out.

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      /** Load 'er up! **/

      $.ajax({url:url, dataType:"json", async:false, success:grid.mport});

      grid.specials = {
          //3:[{src:"baobad.png", x:66, y:2, offset:[-95, -287]}],
          //3:[{src:"baobab.png", x:66, y:2, offset:[-110, -370]}]
          //3:[{src:"clockwork.png", x:66, y:2, offset:[-50, -235]}]
      };