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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using NuGet.Packaging.Core;
using NuGet.Versioning;

namespace nuget2bazel
{
    public class WorkspaceParser
    {
        private readonly string _toparse;
        private int _pos = 0;

        public WorkspaceParser(string toparse)
        {
            _toparse = toparse;
        }

        public IEnumerable<WorkspaceEntry> Parse()
        {
            return ParseEntries();
        }

        public class UnexpectedToken : Exception
        {
            public UnexpectedToken(string literal)
            {
                Literal = literal;
            }

            public string Literal { get; }
        }

        private IEnumerable<WorkspaceEntry> ParseEntries()
        {
            var result = new List<WorkspaceEntry>();

            for (; ; )
            {
                var entry = ParseEntry();
                if (entry == null)
                    break;
                result.Add(entry);
            }

            return result;
        }

        private WorkspaceEntry ParseEntry()
        {
            while (!IsEof() && IsWhitespace()) ++_pos;

            if (IsEof())
                return null;

            var result = new WorkspaceEntry();

            string package = null;
            string version = null;

            RequireToken(TokenCode.NUGET_PACKAGE);
            RequireToken(TokenCode.LPAR);

            var finished = false;
            while (!finished)
            {
                var (token, val) = PeekToken();
                switch (token)
                {
                    case TokenCode.NAME:
                        RequireToken(TokenCode.NAME);
                        RequireToken(TokenCode.EQUAL);
                        try
                        {
                            RequireToken(TokenCode.STRING);
                        }
                        catch (UnexpectedToken ex)
                        {
                            result.Variable = ex.Literal;
                        }
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.SOURCE:
                        RequireToken(TokenCode.SOURCE);
                        RequireToken(TokenCode.EQUAL);
                        RequireToken(TokenCode.SOURCE);
                        result.NugetSourceCustom = true;
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.CORE_FILES:
                        result.Core_Files = RequireDictionaryList(TokenCode.CORE_FILES);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.CORE_LIB:
                        result.CoreLib = RequireDictionary(TokenCode.CORE_LIB);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.CORE_REF:
                        result.CoreRef = RequireDictionary(TokenCode.CORE_REF);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.MONO_DEPS:
                        result.Mono_Deps = RequireArray(TokenCode.MONO_DEPS);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.MONO_FILES:
                        result.Mono_Files = RequireArray(TokenCode.MONO_FILES);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.MONO_LIB:
                        result.MonoLib = RequireAssignment(TokenCode.MONO_LIB);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.MONO_REF:
                        result.MonoRef = RequireAssignment(TokenCode.MONO_REF);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.NET_DEPS:
                        result.Net_Deps = RequireDictionaryList(TokenCode.NET_DEPS);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.NET_FILES:
                        result.Net_Files = RequireDictionaryList(TokenCode.NET_FILES);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.NET_LIB:
                        result.NetLib = RequireDictionary(TokenCode.NET_LIB);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.NET_REF:
                        result.NetRef = RequireDictionary(TokenCode.NET_REF);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.PACKAGE:
                        package = RequireAssignment(TokenCode.PACKAGE);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.VERSION:
                        version = RequireAssignment(TokenCode.VERSION);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.SHA256:
                        result.Sha256 = RequireAssignment(TokenCode.SHA256);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.CORE_TOOL:
                        result.CoreTool = RequireDictionary(TokenCode.CORE_TOOL);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.NET_TOOL:
                        result.NetTool = RequireDictionary(TokenCode.NET_TOOL);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.MONO_TOOL:
                        result.MonoTool = RequireAssignment(TokenCode.MONO_TOOL);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.CORE_DEPS:
                        result.Core_Deps = RequireDictionaryList(TokenCode.CORE_DEPS);
                        break;
                    case TokenCode.RPAR:
                        finished = true;
                        GetToken();
                        break;
                }

            }

            result.PackageIdentity = new PackageIdentity(package, new NuGetVersion(version));

            return result;
        }

        private string RequireToken(TokenCode required)
        {
            var (token, value) = GetToken();
            if (token != required)
                throw new InvalidOperationException($"Unexpected token {token}, {value}. Expected {required}");

            return value;
        }

        private string RequireAssignment(TokenCode required)
        {
            var token = PeekToken();
            if (token.Item1 != required)
                return null;

            RequireToken(required);
            RequireToken(TokenCode.EQUAL);
            return RequireToken(TokenCode.STRING);
        }

        private IDictionary<string, string> RequireDictionary(TokenCode required)
        {
            var tok = PeekToken();
            if (tok.Item1 != required)
                return null;

            RequireToken(required);
            RequireToken(TokenCode.EQUAL);
            RequireToken(TokenCode.LCURLY);

            var result = new Dictionary<string, string>();
            for (; ; )
            {
                var (token, value) = GetToken();
                if (token == TokenCode.STRING)
                {
                    RequireToken(TokenCode.COLON);
                    var (token2, value2) = GetToken();
                    if (token2 != TokenCode.STRING)
                        throw new InvalidOperationException($"Unexpected token {token2}, {value2}. Expected TokenCode.STRING");

                    result.Add(value, value2);
                    continue;
                }

                if (token == TokenCode.RCURLY)
                    break;
            }

            return result;
        }

        private IDictionary<string, IEnumerable<string>> RequireDictionaryList(TokenCode required)
        {
            var tok = PeekToken();
            if (tok.Item1 != required)
                return null;

            RequireToken(required);
            RequireToken(TokenCode.EQUAL);
            RequireToken(TokenCode.LCURLY);

            var result = new Dictionary<string, IEnumerable<string>>();
            for (; ; )
            {
                var (token, value) = GetToken();
                if (token == TokenCode.STRING)
                {
                    RequireToken(TokenCode.COLON);
                    var (token2, value2) = GetToken();
                    if (token2 != TokenCode.LBRACKET)
                        throw new InvalidOperationException($"Unexpected token {token2}, {value2}. Expected TokenCode.LBRACKET");

                    var val = GetArrayValue();

                    result.Add(value, val);
                    continue;
                }

                if (token == TokenCode.RCURLY)
                    break;
            }

            return result;
        }

        private IEnumerable<string> GetArrayValue()
        {
            var result = new List<string>();
            for (; ; )
            {
                var (token, value) = GetToken();
                if (token == TokenCode.STRING)
                {
                    result.Add(value);
                    continue;
                }

                if (token == TokenCode.RBRACKET)
                    break;
            }

            return result;
        }

        private IEnumerable<string> RequireArray(TokenCode required)
        {
            var tok = PeekToken();
            if (tok.Item1 != required)
                return null;

            RequireToken(required);
            RequireToken(TokenCode.EQUAL);
            RequireToken(TokenCode.LBRACKET);

            return GetArrayValue();
        }

        public enum TokenCode
        {
            NUGET_PACKAGE,
            NAME,
            PACKAGE,
            VERSION,
            SHA256,
            CORE_LIB,
            NET_LIB,
            MONO_LIB,
            CORE_REF,
            NET_REF,
            MONO_REF,
            CORE_TOOL,
            NET_TOOL,
            MONO_TOOL,
            CORE_DEPS,
            NET_DEPS,
            MONO_DEPS,
            LBRACKET,
            RBRACKET,
            LPAR,
            RPAR,
            CORE_FILES,
            NET_FILES,
            MONO_FILES,
            STRING,
            EOF,
            ERROR,
            EQUAL,
            COLON,
            LCURLY,
            RCURLY,
            LITERAL,
            SOURCE,
        }

        public struct Token
        {
            public TokenCode Code;
            public string Value;
        }

        private (TokenCode, string) GetToken()
        {
            while (!IsEof() && IsWhitespace()) ++_pos;

            if (IsEof()) return (TokenCode.EOF, null);

            switch (_toparse[_pos])
            {
                case '(':
                    ++_pos;
                    return (TokenCode.LPAR, null);
                case ')':
                    ++_pos;
                    return (TokenCode.RPAR, null);
                case '[':
                    ++_pos;
                    return (TokenCode.LBRACKET, null);
                case ']':
                    ++_pos;
                    return (TokenCode.RBRACKET, null);
                case '=':
                    ++_pos;
                    return (TokenCode.EQUAL, null);
                case ':':
                    ++_pos;
                    return (TokenCode.COLON, null);
                case '{':
                    ++_pos;
                    return (TokenCode.LCURLY, null);
                case '}':
                    ++_pos;
                    return (TokenCode.RCURLY, null);
            }

            if (_toparse[_pos] == '\"')
                return GetString();

            int q;
            for (q = _pos; !IsSeparator(_toparse[q]) && q < _toparse.Length; ++q) ;
            var str = _toparse.Substring(_pos, q - _pos);
            _pos = q;

            if (str == "source") return (TokenCode.SOURCE, null);
            if (str == "nuget_package") return (TokenCode.NUGET_PACKAGE, null);
            if (str == "name") return (TokenCode.NAME, null);
            if (str == "package") return (TokenCode.PACKAGE, null);
            if (str == "version") return (TokenCode.VERSION, null);
            if (str == "sha256") return (TokenCode.SHA256, null);
            if (str == "core_lib") return (TokenCode.CORE_LIB, null);
            if (str == "net_lib") return (TokenCode.NET_LIB, null);
            if (str == "mono_lib") return (TokenCode.MONO_LIB, null);
            if (str == "core_ref") return (TokenCode.CORE_REF, null);
            if (str == "net_ref") return (TokenCode.NET_REF, null);
            if (str == "mono_ref") return (TokenCode.MONO_REF, null);
            if (str == "core_tool") return (TokenCode.CORE_TOOL, null);
            if (str == "net_tool") return (TokenCode.NET_TOOL, null);
            if (str == "mono_tool") return (TokenCode.MONO_TOOL, null);
            if (str == "core_deps") return (TokenCode.CORE_DEPS, null);
            if (str == "net_deps") return (TokenCode.NET_DEPS, null);
            if (str == "mono_deps") return (TokenCode.MONO_DEPS, null);
            if (str == "core_files") return (TokenCode.CORE_FILES, null);
            if (str == "net_files") return (TokenCode.NET_FILES, null);
            if (str == "mono_files") return (TokenCode.MONO_FILES, null);

            throw new UnexpectedToken(str);
        }

        private (TokenCode, string) PeekToken()
        {
            int pos = _pos;
            var result = GetToken();
            _pos = pos;

            return result;
        }

        private (TokenCode, string) GetString()
        {
            ++_pos;
            var q = _pos;

            while (!IsEof() && _toparse[q] != '\"') ++q;
            if (IsEof())
                throw new InvalidOperationException("Expected end of string");

            var result = _toparse.Substring(_pos, q - _pos);
            _pos = q + 1;

            return (TokenCode.STRING, result);
        }

        private bool IsEof()
        {
            return _pos >= _toparse.Length;
        }

        private bool IsWhitespace(char p)
        {
            switch (p)
            {
                case ' ':
                case '\t':
                case '\n':
                case '\r':
                case ',':
                    return true;
            }

            return false;
        }
        private bool IsSeparator(char p)
        {
            switch (p)
            {
                case ' ':
                case '\t':
                case '\n':
                case ',':
                case '(':
                case ')':
                case '[':
                case ']':
                case '=':
                case '\r':
                    return true;
            }

            return false;
        }
        private bool IsWhitespace()
        {
            return IsWhitespace(_toparse[_pos]);
        }
    }
}

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import { AbstractControl, Validators, ValidatorFn } from '@angular/forms';

import { isPresent } from '../util/lang';

export const equal = (val: any): ValidatorFn => {
  return (control: AbstractControl): {[key: string]: any} => {
    if (isPresent(Validators.required(control))) {
      return null;
    }

    const v: any = control.value;

    return val === v ? null : {equal: true};
  };
};


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UK Subs (1976-present) is a Punk band from London, UK.
tarted in the spring of 1976 by ex-R&B singer Charlie Harper and guitarist Nicky Garrett, UK Subs was completed by Paul Slack on bass and Pete Davis on drums. Farewell To Roxy was their debut with a track on a compilation before issuing their own single on the ' ' label titled C.I.D. Although they arrived late for the punk party they nonetheless had a string of minor hits stemming from their 1979 debut album, Another Kind Of Blues, an album that received a 21 in the UK The album featured Ramones like lyrics and catchy hooks. After the famous Warhead single in 1980, a track that got 30, their sophomore album was released that same year titled Brand New Age. It took a bit of time but by the end of the year the album made 18 on the UK side. As successful as Brand New Age was, it was overshadowed by the quick release of their live set Crash Course that same year. Released only in England by 'RCA' subsidiary 'Gem', it made 8. After a set of personnel changes that saw Alvin Gibbs (ex-Ushers/ex-Hellions) replace Slack, and Steve Roberts replace Davis, Diminished Responsibility (1981) was released to a UK 18, it, along with all future releases, were not issued in the USA. Kim Wylie took over on drums for the Endangered Species (1982) release that got them no chart spots and from here it was all downhill for them despite the wholesale membership change resulting in Charlie Harper recruiting an entirely new band in the form of Captain Scarlet (guitar) and the returning Paul Slack (bass) and Steve Jones (drums).
A stream of albums basically came and went from here on in including Flood Of Lies (1983), Gross Out USA. (1985) now with Harper replacing the band with John Fallon (guitar), Jezz Monclur (bass) and Rab Fae Beith (ex-Wall/ex-Patrik Fitzgerald; drums). Huntington Beach (1985), In Action: Tenth Anniversary (1986), Japan Today (live) and Killing Time (1989) followed later.
In 1990, seeking better sales, another line-up was recruited by Harper with Alan Lee (guitar), Flea Dave Farrelly (bass) and Matthew McCoy (bass). Mad Cow Fever (1991) was a moderate success despite not making the charts. Normal service was indeed resumed with Normal Service Resumed (1993) failing any significant headway outside of the die-hard fans, followed by Occupied (1996) and Quintessentials (1997).
Despite the relative un-success the UK Subs have demonstrated on paper they have managed to maintain their core fan support and have become one of the infamous names of punk.
Footnote: Charlie Harper attempted a self-named side project from 1980 - 1983 resulting in one album Stolen Property in 1982.


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const _ = require('lodash');
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};

const prepareTicker = (ticker) => {
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}

const getDirectory = (stock) => {
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The best answers for brand growth will come from a combination of imagination, speculation and focus on data.
There's a reason that organisations that have real diversity thrive. It is not just a tick-box exercise. It's the synthesis of people with differences in opinion, personality and thinking. It's the ultimate "Avengers Assemble" team (as WPP UK country manager Karen Blackett puts it).
These teams are not groups of people who love hanging out together (they may do, they may not). They are teams whose natural inclination is to go in different directions, to go at different paces and with different motivations. Whose behaviours don't fit one nicely orchestrated corporate values box. But who come together with a single goal. In our case, it's to grow our clients' business.
It's a rare person who combines the best of what used to be described as left-brain and right-brain thinking. The geographical concept of the brain may be out of date, but you all know what I mean. Imagination and speculation, combined with forensic concentration on data. The best answers for brand growth will come from such a combination. And such a combination requires a diverse team working together.
Data understanding alone gets you only to the halfway mark of great thinking. Imagination and empathy take you the rest of the way to brilliance.
When people bemoan the split of creative and media, they're probably talking about this. And whatever building people sit in, there is a need to combine good concrete data analysis – including a robust understanding of the difference between correlation and causation – with the ability to dream, to confabulate, to tell stories. In the end, imagination is what the planner must use to fill in the gaps between data points.
Let me give you one example of a food brand whose data team found that discount offers performed significantly better (and against expectations) if served to potential customers the night before rather than immediately before use. They of course immediately doubled down on serving messages at this time, and there was a great hike in the short-term response.
This is interesting, but not as interesting as the "why". Why is this the case? And what is its impact? The discount in question wasn't a large one and the food brand was in the mass-market category. Let's use that one data point to imagine the customer. As is so often the case, there was no budget for more research.
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It's one tiny bit of data that could so easily be siloed in a direct marketing team. One tiny bit of data that could lead to a brand growth transformation. In tough, competitive times, no nugget of data should go unexamined, because true creativity means data analytics combined with imagination and empathy.


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If the only thing that comes to mind when you hear the word "scarf," is tying it around your head,then you're missing out on lots of other chic ways to wear this piece of versatile clothing.
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Hi everyone! Sorry for the break in posts, but we're back with a new swimmer of the week! This week's SOTW is Cam, a '21 and one of our captains – catch him giving out the workout ball after practice, attempting to solicit secrets from teammates at social events, and trying to break his 200 breast record at our home meet this weekend!
I wasn't sure how to start this blog post, so I'll start off with our swim meet from this past weekend.
We had Ivies!!!! Everyone did incredible, and we all had so much fun – both in the water, at the poolside cheering, and of course at the afterparty while socializing with the other club swim teams!
I want to give a shoutout to all of the current leadership that made Ivies happen, and to all of the drivers. And in particular, I want to give a few special shoutouts to Michael Sun (our new but already veteran head coach), Max Orman-Kollmar (master of the Airbnb situation and also my adopted little brother), Che Esch (my shuttling-people buddy and also mental support during the car rides), and Libby Decker (for our amazing suits and driving everyone)!
It's honestly bittersweet and a little surreal, being in my senior spring, no longer being head coach or on "relevant leadership" (as Michael may say), and having finished my last meet of my college career (if I can call it that, haha).
I think all of the seniors on Saturday were thinking the same thing. We couldn't believe we were done, even as we took a photo together commemorating the completion of our last Ivies. There were some tears, lots of hugging, and just overall disbelief. We're all heading off to different places, and already currently are doing completely different things on campus – but Club Swim was where our friendships started.
I can feel the tears welling up a bit as I type this, mind and heart racing as well. Part of it is from a quiet sadness. Most people vaguely know that I have been head coach for Club Swim for a long time, particularly due to the close relationship that I have with our supervisors Heather and Joann. I think fewer know that I have been the coach since the end of my freshman year/my sophomore fall.
Perhaps it was the feeling of having a community to come back to, perhaps it was the smiles on members' faces when they saw me and said hello – or perhaps it was seeing the emotions of delight and satisfaction when there was improvement for a team member. Perhaps it's the fact that some of my craziest stories and lifetime's closest friendships have come from Club Swim, and I trust these friends with all of my heart. I don't think I'll ever really be able to pinpoint the reason, but I do know that I will never forget this warm feeling of belonging.
Welcome back to 18S! The first SOTW this term is our vice president and Zumba leader, Che! He's a smiling and gentle presence on our team, is the only person (besides Kimmy) willing to swim 500s, and you can always catch him eating Hop burger specials. Read on to get to know a little more about him!
Blog Post #10: O Captain! My Captain!
My wooden neck and casting away my wings.
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This term has been a little different for me because I'm off but still on campus doing research. A lot of my fellow '19s are off campus (shout out to Sarah for coming up from DC three times this term though), but I'm keeping myself busy by doing a little more on club swim—I'm social chair (even though Campbell still does a lot of the work, thanks Campbell), and I was in charge of the gear. But one thing hasn't changed for me this term, and it's how pumped I am for our meets.
HAPPY (belated) BIRTHDAY to our newly crowned club president! To commemorate the lovely Rachel Martin's 21st birthday… we present to you all… her swimmer of the week spotlight! (hahaha) Rachel has been a consistent and reliable member of Club Swim since her first term on the team, and we're so happy that she will be helping to lead the club this coming year!
Hi everyone, Che here. In perusing the previous entries on our blog this winter for ~inspiration (read: ideas to steal for myself), I noticed that a lot of what we've offered up has been our experiences away from (/coming back to) campus, and more importantly, away from Club Swim. Perhaps, dear reader, you've been pining for an inside look at what 18W has been like for club swim – the day to day grind in the pool; meetings in smoke-filled rooms planning for our next incredibly successful social event (come thru); how Kimmy, Michael and the rest of our heroic leadership team possibly manage to balance studies with keeping our crazy group afloat.
HI Club Swim and greetings from DC! I'm currently sitting at my desk in my lab on my lunch break (10:50 AM), and I mean it when I say I miss you. Although the leftover pizza I am eating is far more delicious than yet another New England salad from KAF, I miss our grim FFB lunches from last term. Sharing the grim with Thuy-Vy, Jacob, Kimmy, Rachel, Khoa or Nan always made the salad taste much better.


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Q: Problem with RandomSearch option Solving an optimization problem with Method->"RandomSearch" option
ClearAll["Global`*"]; n = 10;
NMaximize[{-Sum[p[k]*Log[p[k]], {k, 1, n}],Sum[p[k], {k, 1, n}] == 1 && Sum[k*p[k], {k, 1, n}] == 2 &&
p[1] > 0 && p[2] > 0,  p[3] > 0 && p[4] > 0 && p[5] > 0 && p[6] > 0 && p[7] > 0 &&
p[8] > 0 && p[9] > 0 && p[10] > 0}, Table[p[k], {k, 1, n}], Method -> {"RandomSearch", "SearchPoints" -> 100}]enter code here

, I obtain a warning

NMaximize::nrnum: The function value -1.22046-0.408196 I is not a real number at {p[1],p[2],p[3],p[4],p[5],p[6],p[7],p[8],p[9],p[10]} = {0.598474,0.1655,0.000789021,<<4>>,0.0343533,0.0636326,-0.129933}.

and an incorrect result

{-Log[p[2]] p[2] - Log[p[3]] p[3] - Log[p[4]] p[4] - Log[p[5]] p[5] -  Log[p[6]] p[6] - Log[p[7]] p[7] - Log[p[8]] p[8] -  Log[0.111111 - 0.111111 p[2] - 0.222222 p[3] - 0.333333 p[4] -  0.444444 p[5] - 0.555556 p[6] - 0.666667 p[7] - 0.777778 p[8] -  0.888889 p[9]] (0.111111 - 0.111111 p[2] - 0.222222 p[3] -  0.333333 p[4] - 0.444444 p[5] - 0.555556 p[6] - 0.666667 p[7] -  0.777778 p[8] - 0.888889 p[9]) -  Log[0.888889 - 0.888889 p[2] - 0.777778 p[3] - 0.666667 p[4] -  0.555556 p[5] - 0.444444 p[6] - 0.333333 p[7] - 0.222222 p[8] -  0.111111 p[9]] (0.888889 - 0.888889 p[2] - 0.777778 p[3] -  0.666667 p[4] - 0.555556 p[5] - 0.444444 p[6] - 0.333333 p[7] -  0.222222 p[8] - 0.111111 p[9]) -  Log[p[9]] p[9], {p[1] -> 0.598474, p[2] -> 0.1655,  p[3] -> 0.000789021, p[4] -> 0.0231708, p[5] -> 0.0453707,  p[6] -> 0.190066, p[7] -> 0.00857625, p[8] -> 0.0343533,  p[9] -> 0.0636326, p[10] -> -0.129933}}

The same issue with the  Method -> "DifferentialEvolution" option. The following works properly.
NMaximize[{-Sum[p[k]*Log[p[k]], {k, 1, n}],  Sum[p[k], {k, 1, n}] == 1 && Sum[k*p[k], {k, 1, n}] == 2 &&
p[1] > 0 && p[2] > 0, p[3] > 0 && p[4] > 0 && p[5] > 0 && p[6] > 0 && p[7] > 0 &&
p[8] > 0 && p[9] > 0 && p[10] > 0}, Table[p[k], {k, 1, n}]]

{1.3853, {p[1] -> 0.497951, p[2] -> 0.250251, p[3] -> 0.125766,  p[4] -> 0.063205, p[5] -> 0.0317643, p[6] -> 0.0159635,  p[7] -> 0.00802259, p[8] -> 0.00403182, p[9] -> 0.00202621,  p[10] -> 0.00101827}}

How to make the RandomSearch and DifferentialEvolution options  work properly?

A: To avoid roundoff errors in the functional change Log[p[k]] to Log[RealAbs[p[k]]]
n = 10;

Table[
NMaximize[{-Sum[p[k]*Log[RealAbs[p[k]]], {k, 1, n}],Sum[p[k], {k, 1, n}] == 1 && Sum[k*p[k], {k, 1, n}] == 2 &&
 p[1] > 0 && p[2] > 0,p[3] > 0 && p[4] > 0 && p[5] > 0 && p[6] > 0 && p[7] > 0 &&p[8] > 0 && p[9] > 0 && p[10] > 0}, Table[p[k], {k, 1, n}],
 Method -> {Automatic, "NelderMead", "RandomSearch" ,"DifferentialEvolution"  }[[i]] ] // Quiet
 , {i, 1, 4}]

(*{{1.37947, {p[1] -> 0.486356, p[2] -> 0.260099, p[3] -> 0.131519, p[4] -> 0.0550347, p[5] -> 0.041031, p[6] -> 0.0128654, p[7] -> 0.0056115, p[8] -> 0.00788751, p[9] -> 0.00193489,p[10] -> -0.00233915}},
{1.37947, {p[1] -> 0.486356,p[2] -> 0.260099, p[3] -> 0.131519, p[4] -> 0.0550347,p[5] -> 0.041031, p[6] -> 0.0128654, p[7] -> 0.0056115,p[8] -> 0.00788751, p[9] -> 0.00193489,p[10] -> -0.00233915}},
{1.38529, {p[1] -> 0.497953,p[2] -> 0.250251, p[3] -> 0.125766, p[4] -> 0.0632046,p[5] -> 0.031764, p[6] -> 0.0159633, p[7] -> 0.00802249,p[8] -> 0.00403177, p[9] -> 0.0020262,p[10] -> 0.00101829}},
{1.38302, {p[1] -> 0.501038,p[2] -> 0.257196, p[3] -> 0.114503, p[4] -> 0.0613219,p[5] -> 0.0347692, p[6] -> 0.0149038, p[7] -> 0.00576647,p[8] -> 0.00478949, p[9] -> 0.00330252, p[10] -> 0.00241029}}}*)

addendum
Unfortunately solutions of the first two methods doesn't fullfill the constraints (p[10]<0 )
Further restriction of the parameterranges to 0<p[k]<1 gives similar plausible results for the 4 methods:
n = 10;
Table[NMaximize[{-Sum[p[k]*Log[RealAbs[p[k]]], {k, 1, n}],
Sum[p[k], {k, 1, n}] == 1, Sum[k*p[k], {k, 1, n}] == 2,
Map[0 < # < 1 &, Table[p[k], {k, 1, n}]]}, Table[p[k], {k, 1,n}],
Method -> {Automatic, "NelderMead", "RandomSearch","DifferentialEvolution"}[[i]]]
, {i, 1, 4}]

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